A poor experience.Ordered a cheeseburger and truffle fries. About £20! For that, I would expect…read moreexemplary British beef, juicy and flavorful. Instead, I got an over-cooked hockey puck. Completely brown, all juice had left it and it was bit like eating hard brown sawdust. When I enquired whether it was standard practice to overcook the beef to this extent (as it is in Canada, where that is required by law) I was told it was corporate policy. I ate half and gave up as it was a pretty terrible experience. I will not grace their premises again. Perhaps other food is better but I suspect most of their proteins will similarly be ruined by their corporate policy. Waste of an hour of my life to drive over here. I leave faintly angry and disappointed

literally awful, do not waste your time, staff are particularly bad especially the manager, very…read moreunhelpful. Went with my girlfriend and had an awful time, also watch out for the parking charges as they dont let you know you need to enter your reg and you'll be hit with a bill.

Great food, and great people!!! There is an incredibly inviting atmosphere. The owner Klodi is…read morebeyond gracious and I can not wait to go back!

From the outside this looks like an English Traditional restaurant, although it's an Italian…read morerestaurant. The menu is not overly large but has fish, meats and pasta. There is also a bar menu with burgers, wraps and such like. There is a nice garden if you have good weather and the inside is well done out. We had a seafood risotto and it was good, a hint of chilli and the portion was good. For two people it was only £40 and this was with a beer and glass of wine too. A nice restaurant and would visit again.

Second visit for me.. Breakfast is very good. Have had diner twice and i thinks this is very good…read more Been to al lot of resaurants lately but this is the best sofar. Service is excelent and very very friendly. The lasagna with blue cheese is really very nice. This is a place to go to. Nice terras outside. Excuse my english but i'm dutch. This restaurant is really worth to visit.

Miltons is pretty good. But there are some things they can work on. After eating breakfast here for…read morea week, and a couple dinners, I can say the breakfast service is good. Their full English tastes good to me, exotic as it is to this American, and other items like smoked haddock and salmon are good - the haddock is warm, and very moist and flaky. Try getting that at most American breakfast places. Dinner is more complex, but also has a couple complaints. On the first visit, I had the plaice, which turned out to be a crab mousse, wrapped in plaice fillets, and then wrapped again in pancetta, served atop some pickled fennel and spinach. The place/crab/pancetta was good, but a little dry. However, none of the flavors overwhelmed each other. It would have been easy for the ham to be too much or the crab to be too strong. It just didn't live up to the plaice I've had in Iceland (although, I probably shouldn't expect it to). The spinach was...not rinsed. Very sandy/gritty, as confirmed by a dining companion that ordered the same dish. As a high point in that meal, the roasted red pepper tomato soup reminded my of my grandmother's (a very good thing) with no milk or cream to temper the delicious tart flavor. Cream of Tomato is for sissies. I also had their ribeye. No, I didn't expect it to live up to a Chicago steakhouse ribeye but it was still just OK. Lots of connective tissue, not a ton of flavor. It was cooked properly, which is a plus, and I ordered with a (necessary) side of peppercorn cream sauce, which was quite tasty. Again, a high point for this meal: the chunky chips and hot tomatoes. The tomatoes were very good, and the chips were maybe the best I've had in 2+ recent weeks of being in Ireland and the UK. Crisp outsides. Not cut too large, so the inside was hot and moist without being undercooked. Good potato flavor, and no shortage of salt (cuz salt is delicious). They were even better dipped in the peppercorn sauce. The service here is quite good - all the wait staff (and I probably saw them all) were very friendly and courteous. They apologized one morning that my coffee came in a tea pot, as they were out of coffee pots when I came in. I've decided to overlook this unpardonable sin. Breakfast can be a little slow if you order the full English, but there's a lot of pieces there, so I'm fine with it. Just something to know if you're running late. I should also comment on the...eclectic dinner music. "Oops I Did It Again" followed by the Gary Jules cover of "Mad World"...and then some Wham. Uh. Kay.

Sensational food and service. Fantastic atmosphere and wonderful surroundings…read more Lovely touches throughout, including sun cream and hats for the garden and individual hand towels in the bathrooms. Deserved winner of the accolades they have and must be a contender for one of the best pubs in the country. Booking is advisable if partaking in their delectable roasts.

Lovely looking pub in the main road as you go in to hartney witney (from hook way) huge beer garden…read moreround the back of pub and lots of benches to sit at. Inside the pub is cosy and traditional looking, clean and tidy looking with amusing artifacts on walls and ledges. The restaurant area is large and quite packed with tables, clean and tidy as well though. Found it not very child friendly as no highchairs at all when we visited! modern menu and wide choice of food, quite pricey but lovely food and good portions. staff and cheery and freindly with a willing to help attitude.

Sun is shining at last so went to Cote for brunch. They have a wonderful outdoor terrace where you…read morechoose sun or shade. The menu is great for meet eaters and vegetarians, staff are friendly, and food fantastic. We all opted for the champagne brunch (champagne was a good one) and all chose different meals. The one thing we had in common was to clear our plates and sit back and relax.

Had a wonderful meal and great service. Traveling for business and this was a nice break from it…read moreall. The duck was cooked perfectly and the potatoes had something extra that was delightful (and I can't quite figure out what). Good wine selection as well.

One of the best places in my opinion to go out in High Wycombe on a Fri/Sat night. It's failry…read moresmall, but as there are minimal tables it's OK. They have a range of great bands which preform on a Friday night, playing some real classics. Great to get you in the mood and up on the dancefloor. It tends to get very busy late on at weekends (sometimes with queues), but that just adds to the atmosphere. An advantage is the size of the bar, which almost spans the length of the pub, so you don't spend hours queing to get served, and the staff are very freindly and efficient too. Highly recommended.

As you can expect from the chain there are some good looking bar staff, not too expensive drinks…read moreand a sticky floor. The band on the friday night is always good fun playing the latest pop/indie/rock mixed in with some great classics. Good atmosphere in this high wycmobe branch means theres always fun to be had and someone whose happy to just bounce to a Queen song with you. Not as pretensious as soem other O'neills this one offers places to sit and clean toilets - even on a Friday night!

The Shears Inn is a delightful pub/small hotel that truly relies on word of mouth to get by…read more Fortunately, as the food is top notch, the staff pleasant and helpful and the surroundings well appointed, it doesn't have too much to worry about. Tucked away on a country back road intersection, you'll have to be taken by someone who's been before. There are plenty of returnees though! It can get quite busy on a lunchtime, especially on a Friday and booking is advisable regardless of when you are planning on coming. That said they can usually fit you in with 24hrs notice. Finally, although it is a popular and quite often a busy pub, the clientele is rather well-heeled. Those worrying that the soldiers of Tidworth and Bulford have discovered it needn't worry, although the officers certainly have.

Had a wonderful Sunday lunch here, friends has recommended it and it didn't disappoint. Friendly…read morestaff too, would totally recommend this place

The Beehive is am amazing combination of relaxed atmosphere, great location (you can actually watch…read morecricket from the large floor to ceiling windows), and enjoy exquisite, seasonal dishes. The menu offers a great selection of fresh English seafood and meat (including game) and is seasonal. We were lucky enough to have Greengage Tart. Looking forward to the rhubarb season. I had Welsh Rarebit to start (sublime) followed by Scottish Haddock. My husband had Rabbit Lasagne followed by venison. The Chef, Dominic Chapman won a Michelin Star, 3 AA Rosettes as head chef at the Head Chef at The Royal Oak, Paley Street - so its wonderful that I can enjoy such wonderful food locally. We will definitely be returning. Staff were friendly and attentive, can't say enough about the food (the Chef, and on a rainy evening it was fun to watch the junior cricket team play!The

We were driving on the M4 towards Cornwall for a vacation and needed lunch on the way. I randomly…read morechose an exit and after some twists and tunes we stumbled across the Beehive and are glad that we did. Very nice up-market pub - as evidenced by not one but 2 Bentleys in the parking lot. Service was great and the food that was served was good and hot. All in all a very enjoying respite from the long drive. It is just over the road from the local cricket ground - so if they are playing beware of flying cricket balls!!!!