Saturday evening and a large booking was made for this lovely located place. The setting is…read moreamazing by the way and whilst it was dark I can imagine that during a hot day this will be packed and quite rightly so. There is a great choice of food to select from the menu do both adults and children. It is all brought out together and if you need something changed then they will do it for you. The food comes looking fab and is hot/cooked well. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere great If near by def worth popping in

Great food at reasonable prices. It has a nice atmosphere and is a very welcoming place to eat. It…read moreis a family orientated restaurant, but don't let that put you off if you are worried about loud children. Whenever I have eaten there and there have been young children present, they have never been a problem. I have visited both in a small group of adults and with a large family group, and both times I have enjoyed my experience. Whoever you are, they will try their best to accommodate you. When we visited with a an elderly wheelchair bound relative, the staff rearranged the tables so that she could be easily manoeuvred through the restaurant. Of all the restaurants we have visited with her, The Fisherman was easily the most cooperative and considerate. The building is well presented, and the staff are polite and helpful. If you are looking for fine dining in a high class establishment, The Fisherman is not for you. If however you are looking for homely and warming environment, I would definitely recommend eating here.

The Bottle & Glass is located in Gibraltar, between Thame and Aylesbury. The venue has been…read morecompleted rebuilt. It has a log fire and candle lit tables. It also has a few tables outside, to the front, but as this pub is located on the busy A418 may not be too tranquil. The theme is traditional local sourced food, and the menu is full of good choices. The home made moussaka served is particulary good. Well worth a visit - but do book in advance.

The Bottle and Glass is a well recommended place for some food or just a drink and is nicely placed…read morejust between Stone and Haddenham, although the entrance has a very nasty turning so please take care especially when coming out as this is a very busy road. The place has very recently been refurbished due to a unfortunate fire but it has done the place a massive favour as is much better decorated now. The food is great with a mixture of pub grub ideas mixed with their own little twists. The portions are very generous and everythi g seems fresh with great chunky chips. The staff are brilliant and seem very attentive and friendly.

Had a very nice and good value Sunday Roast here. Very friendly welcome and well looked after. The…read morefood was good including a home made apple and pear crumble made using fruit from their garden! The service was quick and efficient.

There are just two pubs In the village of Brill (about 60 miles northwest of London). The Pointer…read moreis one of them, but there is more than meets the eye with this pub. Sure, they have 4 varieties of "real" ale (what the English call craft beer) on cask. I enjoyed a pint of each during the night of my visit; the Higson Stout and Vale V.P.A were both outstanding. As is the case with most village pubs, this is a locals place. They know when you aren't from the area, but are all very friendly. So are the dogs, who are welcome to come into the pub. But what sets the Pointer apart from most pubs is the food. You won't find the typical pub grub like Shepherd's pie or meat pasties. Rather, the elevated menu features dishes like Duck, Smoked Sausage & White Bean Terrine with Toast & Spiced Marrow Chutney or Monkfish with Saute Potatoes, Smoked Bacon & Mustard Cream. Ah, but the surprises continue. The Pointer also features an organic farm, where English Longhorn and rare heirloom pigs are raised. The majority of meat served is sourced from just down the street. This takes local to a whole new level. Across from the pub is the butchers where the bounty from the farm is prepared. You can buy their meat, charcuterie and freshly baked bread on Wednesday and Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings. This was a truly unique experience and I loved every bit of it.

We ate here by recommendation from family that had their Christmas meal here…read more They have a nice outside area like most UK pubs do where we started with a few drinks. After we were taken to our table which we previously made a reservation for. The food was very tasty but we felt a tad over priced for pub food. If you have been to many of the UK pubs you know most of the time the food is excellent at a good price. Now I'm not saying cheap but for three people in USD we spent +300.

One of the best known landmarks in Thame, the Birdcage is a big tudor style building that dominates…read moreThame's high street. Parts of the pub date back to the 13th century and it does have a colourful history that you can read about near the bar. It gets busy on a friday and saturday night, but has a small bar, so expect a bit of a wait. The food is hearty and well prepared by a dedicated chef. The restaurant is seperate to the bar area. It has a good courtyard area out the front for those warm summer evenings.

A beautiful building in the middle of Thame which is equally attractive inside. On a sunny day the…read moregarden out front gets quite popular and is a nie place to watch the world go by! The food isn't as good as you would imagine and is definately more expensive than it should be. We actually have been turned away 2 times before on a saturday lunch time because we were a few minutes late which to be honest we werent that impressed with though! A mixed review really but we would go again one day.

Six Bells on the High street of Thame is a very old (1545) cosy laid back pub where you can spend…read morethe afternoon with nearly the whole pub to yourself chatting away over a cider. Its tudor style and has a big outdoor area out the back for those warm days. Pop in if you are in Thame - they serve food from 12-9. I was there all afternoon on one rainy day, loved every minute of it!

We love to visit this pub on a sunday lunch as there is always great specials and the food is…read morealways very tasty. The prices are also very reasonable which is another reason this place is quite popular! The building is old and full of character and there is plenty of space to sit each room quite cosy. There is always quite a large beer garden which is great on those sunny days and also off the road out the back so can be a quiet spot to sit and chill.

Eclectic, friendly & efficient. Reasonable food in an interesting browsing environment.read more