Its Christmas day and had the most amazing three course meal with my family .The food was cooked…read morebeautifully compliments to the chef.The service was great, very attentive and we had a very nice Christmas meal .Considering how busy and how many meals there were to prepare we left very happy and full.Well done one and all and a very Happy Christmas to you all

Not Britannia's finest I fear. The pub is bright and modern but is oddly designed inside with no…read morereal unity. Service is good but the food is decidedly awful. Now this comes from a guy who grew up eating meatloaf my mother made that was suitable for bringing to a riot to use as a brick. I am generally easy to please but the food here was bad even by my diminished standards. Seek sustenance elsewhere.

Mind your head!…read more Quite possibly one of the lowest ceilings in Britain makes navigating this pub a challenge even when sober. The interior is dark and cosy with comfy seating and an open fire. The bar itself is clean and modern and the beer is very well kept. There is the standard telly on the wall - so you can watch the rugby, and the beer garden is small and a little tatty. All said and done, it's a good crowd that you find drinking here and the atmosphere in the evenings is always convivial and busy. Definitely worth a visit

Friendly atmosphere and great bar garden. Looks small from the outside, but goes a long way back.read more

Pleasant surprise! Clean, good selection of drinks and friendly staff. Didn't eat there because it…read morewas karaoke night which seemed popular and I wanted to be out of there before it started getting too ... Aaaarrggghhhh!... But the food that was passing by smelled and looking really appetising. Will be trying it soon!

Nice friendly pub in Hampton Hill. It has a quiz night during the week. Nice and clean inside.read more

My husband and I stopped into The Kings Arms for dinner on a Sunday. We ordered the Sunday Roast…read more"sharing platter for 2" which included pork, turkey, roast beef, roasted vegetables, yorkshire pudding, and a giant gravy boat full of delicious gravy. The dinner did not disappoint. The service was very good considering our server had 7 tables. The restaurant was full and there were a lot of people in the bar area having a glass of wine. Great atmosphere in both the bar and restaurant sections. Will definitely return. Parking is available behind the building, access off the high street.

Undercooked chips that were too hot to eat, overcooked burger that was cold. Pork belly that was…read moretough and scallops that were tough. Service was OK but could not make up for the really disappointing food.

The Leather Bottle used to be a bikers pub but has been taken over by a chain called Bluebeckers…read moreand has been modernised throughout. I visited for lunch yesterday and was very pleasantly surprised, I had been expecting it to be the usual pub chain blandness but it was lovely, full of character. The Leather Bottle is in a nice quiet setting, the outdoor area is spacious and would be gorgeous in the summer. Inside the decor is modern and comfortable with two large dining areas and a small cosy bar area. We sat in the first dining area on the right as you go in the front door. First impression is the delicious smell of good food and the wood burning heater that was nice and warm on a chilly day. The menu is a good range of traditional pub fare (burgers, cottage pie, sausage and mash) and the more unusual (Roquefot, spinach and pear salad with raspberry dressing). We went for the fantastic value lunchtime deal of £8.95 for a starter and main from a selection of the menu, two of us had the spicy vegetable soup with two big chunks of fresh bread each to start (thick, fresh and not too spicy to scare the in-laws!) and two had potato skins which come with guacamole and salsa or bacon and sour cream (the bacon comes as freshly cooked rashers not some horrible diced up processed mixture). For our mains we had a burger and huge chunky chips (the burger unfortunately was very overcooked), cottage pie, gravy & veg (it looked lovely) and I had the cherry tomato cassoulet with haloumi which was absolutely gorgeous. The waiting staff are friendly and attentive enough without being annoying or intrusive. My only complaint was the drinks, I had a diet coke which was foul. It tasted really cheap and nasty like own brand supermarket coke.

The setting and service were amazing from the beginning. Following our initial "wow, this place is…read moreamazing" we were served amazing food! The chorizo, the asparagus, the meat pie and the steak sandwich were so gooooood! Then we decided to have some pudding with toffee caramel. Amazing!

There are many Swan Inns in London. This one is tucked away in a quaint neighborhood near…read moreUxbridge. If you are in the area and looking for a cozy pub/inn, I certainly would recommend this Swan Inn. We came here on a Friday evening for dinner. The entire dining area is quite small - seating approximately 40 people with a small bar with 4 stools. The patrons all seem to be local and familiar with the staff which added to the local feel. The menu offers a complete English fare. I ordered the English classic IPA beer battered fish n chips and buttered seasonal greens (and upon request, without the butter). My colleagues ordered the ribeye steak and the daily special sausage on mash. Everything was as expected. Simple home cooking but nothing to write home about. Service was terrific - friendly and attentive.

Opened in July 2007, The Sausage tree is a little something different for High Wycombe…read more It boasts a great range of Belgium and antipodean beer bottled and on draught and also some very well priced wine from South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. Of course, it does sausages (50 different sorts) served on mash with beans and gravy - big servings and great on a winters day. The black rock grills are popular and yummy, where your choice of meat comes out cooking on a very hot rock with salad and wedges. Try the exotic meats from Africa and Australia!! Very rugby orientated, don't ask for the football to be on! Friendly service orientated staff, most from the southern hemisphere.

First timer visiting here came at lunch time plenty of tables, 4 of us eating, barman came and…read moretook drink orders quickly and gave us time to look at menu Plenty of choices, went with the peri peri chicken sausages, good taste with a little spicy kick, only moan was plates were cold Would visit again if in the area

Enjoyed my meal here the food was nicely presented. The prawns i had were a little bland and the…read moregarlic buttery not buttery enough or garlicky enough but they were ok. My main was much better a lovely roll of pork belly on creamy mash with spinach. I passed on dessert as i was full but i did nick a few of my colleagues crackers and a bit of cheese as he was presented with a really large cheese board with chutney, grapes and cellary andvwhat looked like a whole box of crackers. The decor in the beech house is what i would call modern traditional. Staff were helpful and the service good so i did enjoy my night here.

The food is quite good as is the service but I find the lighting really dismal during the day…read more Feels a little depressing.