We booked last minute and we were not disappointed! The atmosphere is quite laid back which is…read morenice. We all opted for a Sunday roast, each a different meat. I went for chicken which was awesome! The portions were huge! I then had the chocolate brownie for dessert. A very nice meal my only complaint is that the service was slow so don't go if you are in a rush!

Okay, I'm from Texas and I know beef very well... have to say the 7" filet was very delicious!! The…read moreonly reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 was based on how slow the service was. That aside, I would definitely come back.

A wonderfully charming and historic inn located in beautiful Denham…read more We throughly enjoyed our stay in the Falcon Inn located in the beautiful village of Denham. This historic property was well-appointed with comfortable modern conveniences, while still maintaining its rich tradition going back hundreds of years. Our room was the Stanton in the top of the inn and contained a very comfortable bed with standard classic furniture, en-suite bath, tea/coffee maker, and basic breakfast amenities. The windows afforded beautiful views of the village square. Close to the Falcon are a number of excellent restaurants. We enjoyed dinners at the Swan and Da Remo. There is a beautiful walking path called the Phytlle which leads both to the local train station and the more business-oriented area of Denham if one requires travel supplies, snacks, etc. The proximity of the train station (about a 10 minute walk from the Falcon) affords easy access to London, Oxford, etc. The pub is very friendly and welcoming with a good selection of beverages. I became especially fond of the cider! The innkeeper is kind and very knowledgable about the history of the local area. All in all, we found the price to be reasonable for the area and the experience to be excellent. We will definitely return to the Falcon Inn.

Perhaps the guide ratings on the wall and online were more for their bed and breakfast or perhaps…read moreit was an off day, but the Falcon just did not live up to expectations. We arrived to find a board outside proclaiming "Big Screen World Cup Football". Joy! However, the TV was off as it was not that close to kick off - Phew! A nicely presented eating area at just to the side of the bar looked promising, the menu had home cooked promise, even if the the barmaid/waitress was a little out of her depth on the restaurant side of things. She who must be obeyed, a vegetarian, went for the Pear, Stilton and Walnut Salad with a side order of home cooked chips, myself Whitebait followed by a half pound homemade burger with salad and those home cooked chips. "That's a starter! Can I have it as a main with some chips? I will have to ask chef. She disapeared returning shortly with chef's permission to fulfill this extraordinary request. My order seemed to offer little challenge. My starter came and went, our mains arrived, the salad flat and uninspiring, the homemade burger overcooked, the crispy bacon nice and crispy and I'm sure the yellow on the burger was described as cheese but offered little in flavour. The secrets to good chips is to use the right type of potato to double fry and use clean oil. The chips were very dark on the outside and only just cooked on the inside. I suspect that the oil was too hot and not clean causing the chips to brown prematurely. We requested the bill which was very slow to come and then delivered by another member of staff who had noticed we had finished our meal and were keen to leave before the TV was switched on, the person whose job it was had got distracted pulling pints for the assembling locals waiting for the match on the TV. A disappointing visit and not likely to be repeated in the near future.

Well, all I can say is that this is fairly typical of an English main street pub, but I suspect…read morethat this is probably because it happens to be on a main street pretty much straight across from the station. One of the cool things about this pub is that there is a nice beer garden out the back. It's sort of okay, but not great.

This is a very friendly little drinking pub in the heart of Uxbridge (opposite the Chimes shopping…read morecentre and about 1-2 mins from the tube). The staff are very friendly and the alcohol is reasonably priced. We usually plump for a bottle of wine (£6.99 at the current rate), which makes for a cheap and enjoyable night out, especially when spent with friends. The interior is very old worldy, in the same style as an English country pub, but this adds to the ambience. A wide variety of ages use this pub from young to old and after a visit it is not hard to see why. They have a lovely seating area at the rear of the pub which is very nice in the warmer months. The toilets are quite basic though (Mens) and could probably do with a little upgrade.

Nice pub atmosphere and great service. Had the orange and passion fruit J2O. Fantastic!read more

I've been here a number of time and for a traditional English carvery, this is the place to go. For…read morea very reasonable price, you get a choice of three very well cooked meats and as many vegetables as you can get on your plate, doused in lovely gravy! Slightly out of the way, and easy to miss on a cold dark winter's night, but definitely worth seeking out.

Went to this lovely and traditional English pub after strolling through Chalfont. The atmosphere is…read moreamazing with the lore ceiling, carpet floors and the open fire place. It's just extremely cozy and nice. If you wanna meet locals, go there as they will hang out there. Full bar with reasonable prices and really good, home cooked and traditional food like bangers and mash or Mac and cheese. The owner himself and his wife are running the pub and we will most definitely return soon to try out other foods and drinks and to soak up the atmosphere on a cold autumn night.

This was a terrific local restaurant in Ruslip England. Nice atmosphere, great food and great staffread more

Nice, cosy pub. Loved their Xmas decorations, perfect for a great lunch or a drink. Very baby…read morefriendly and had a nice mix of people. Service was on point and the food is delicious. Definitely will be going back.

Recommended, 100%!! If you are looking for a place to have dinner with friends, throw a party or…read morejust a have an amazing treat, The Malt Shovel is for you! The style of a classic pub combine with a river-side restaurant is one of the best things in Uxbridge. Last time I went there was for a party. I got calamari, halloumi and a steak burger, with a rosé berry drink. When we walked in, only 1 minute it took us to get to a table, 4 minutes later, we ordered drinks and food and 13 minutes later we got our food. Only 18 minutes it took to get food. Once again, 100% recommended!

Currently enjoying a lovely lunch at this canal side pub. The service is impeccable. I'd like to…read morethank our charming waitress, Natasha, who was very friendly and helpful.

Denham is a lovely traditional village, yet within the M25 and easily accessible from London (a…read moreshort distance from both the M40 and a Chiltern Railway station). It has a number of pubs, with The Green Man being well reviewed, so I thought I'd give it a try. The main building is old but nicely renovated, and it has a large beer garden. It offers interesting Real Ales which are well kept. The menu is perhaps a little limited for an establishment that terms itself a Gastropub, but the portion sizes are good, and the food tasty. Service friendly and efficient.

Great atmosphere and very friendly staff. Ordered a green man burgher and it was very tasty.read more

My husband and I were visiting the UK and our friend Sat decided to take us to Bar Italia to catch…read moreup. The bar was closing in an hour but they allowed us to sit and order food and drink which was really nice of them! I ordered a porn star martini to start and for starters we opted for rosemary fries and calamari, for our mains we had two nduja pizzas between the three of us. My martini was lovely and light, the calamari was good too, I just could not stomach the squid ink sauce. The pizza was fair too, nothing super special but tasty just the same. Also, is this place haunted? I went upstairs to use the restroom and the lights flickered off, when I went outside everything looked fine. Creepy. Friendly enough staff for how late we stayed and good food.

Speant roughly £100 here for my mum's 57th ,popped out front for a smoke as the back was packed and…read morewasn't allowed back in. Manger polite but security guard was clearly on some kind of power trip. All practically sober but as we went out just past a certain time was told we had to be on a list . Would have been nice to be warned . Massive shame . Mums gutted.