Stopped here with work colleagues and the food was amazing. I'm not very familiar with English…read morecuisine since I'm from overseas, but I was not disappointed. It ended up being some of my favorite food (and beer) of the trip. The service was okay. though I did get a strange look when I asked for more napkins, as half our table didn't receive any. I also wasn't asked if I wanted another beer, which may just be a cultural difference.

The oldest pub in all of England. Her 900-year history could surely tell a tale or two. This is a…read moremust visit whenever visiting the UK. From the rustic furniture to the musty scent of centuries past, this place is iconic and full of history. We only came here to share a drink and admire her beauty, but this is certainly a place I would come back to. Friendly staff and patrons. A true gem of historical significance.

This is my idea of a perfect English pub which is extremely rare today. The owners Maggie and…read moreGraham and bar staff especially Nicky, are very friendly and welcoming. The food is fantastic. It's home cooked and the portions are enormous. I sample Sunday roasts around the world and this was hands down the best ever. There is a great variety of beer including hand-pump ales. Before I forget to mention them, there are two pub dogs Oreo and Rollo whose spaniel eyes could break your heart. The background noise is conversation and darts as it should be.

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.

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.

Lovely old pub, this. It's pretty close to one of our favourite parks for the dog, Hughenden Park…read more Of course it is dog friendly and has a lovely garden, opposite a beautiful old church. Nice setting, to be sure. They have an excellent selection of wines and craft beers and the food is really good too. I wouldn't call it "elevated" but it's very solid country pounds fare. It's worth the trip!

Now I've only had a drink here so the review isn't based on the food (though the menu looks good…read moreand I'm sure we'll try it at some point). Lovely beer garden with plenty of seating and they're friendly to our dog (biscuits at the bar and a water bowl). Very cosy inside too when the weather is not so great! Will update if we eat here.

My cool little English breakfast in the town of High Wycombe…read more I wasn't that hungry. Got the smaller option. Gotta love these pub breakfasts. 5 Stars.

Wow! What a wonderful surprise. Perfect for a couples getaway or wedding. Recently renovated…read morehistoric hotel, with a touch of modern class. Glorious Capability Brown gardens as well as amazing food and staff. You might just run into the Lord and Lady of Northampton. We did! They are the most humble and kind hosts. Highly recommended to friends and family!!!

This is a nice enough pub and despite being set in a characterless, overbuilt village, it has an…read moreexcellent beer garden with lovely country views. The welcome was friendly and the service was good but the food was a real let down. Not one of the four of us enjoyed what we ate, my beef and ale pie was a bitter sludge with a triangle of singed pastry floating on top (btw, that's not a pie) and was served with poorly cooked and soggy chips made from totally the wrong type of potato. To add insult to injury it was served in a deep bowl which couldn't have made it more difficult to eat. What is that all about? Main courses on plates, desserts in bowls, not hard to follow! While it serves a decent pint and the bar has a nice ambiance, this place has no idea at all about food, how to cook it or how to serve it. A miserable eating experience and when we mentioned to some local friends that night that we had eaten there, they grimaced and said: "oh dear!" Enough said.

Friendly place with good pub food at reasonable prices. Nice ales & great view over the valley.read more

This place has just been bought by the team that own the White Swan around the corner so everyone…read moreexpects good things if they do for the Dickens what they did at the Swan. Good beer, good wines and renovation into a smarter pub will be welcome in the town. Been in a couple of times now since they started work and starting to take shape pretty well...let's see. Could definitely do with your support so pop in for a beer or red wine and add some money to the tills.

From the owner: The Treehouse is a light airy bar, specialising in cocktails. An unmatched spirit range,…read moreexceptional wine list and extensive world beer menu also add to the offering. As well as drinks, The Treehouse offers a small and sharing dishes menu that enables you to have either a nibble, or a feast.

Came back this weekend. Even better service & food! They…read morewere busy but still found time to look after my fussy guy! I honestly don't think you'll get better food in this town. Certainly not at these prices. Even the noise levels were down- think the end of the rugby World Cup helped there! True to form the staff all smiled though they were probably shattered.

Was really surprised by this place. Being a veggie I tend not to expect too much when eating out,…read morebut the food here was exceptional. Fresh, imaginative, full of flavour, couldn't have been happier. Great friendly service and a nice atmosphere. Highly recommend.

Excellent no thrills English pub.Good selection of beers and good honest pub grub.Highly…read morerecommended.

This is a cosy little country pub set near Penn Pond and is a favourite amongst the locals. Real…read moreale and nicely cooked pub food are the main draws of this establishment as the bar itself is somewhat dated and, despite the smoking ban having been in place for around 2 years, the smell of cigarette and cigar smoke still lingers - although strangely that isn't a turn off. It adds to the village style of the pub. Well worth a stop if you're driving through.