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Best Pub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pub food in High Wycombe. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pub restaurants near you.. High Wycombe, often referred to as Wycombe (/ˈwɪkəm/ WIK-əm), is a large town in Buckinghamshire, England. It is 29 miles (47 km) west north west of Charing Cross in London; this information is also engraved on the Corn Market building in the centre of the town. It is also 17 miles (27 km) south of the county town of Aylesbury, 27 miles (43 km) southeast of Oxford, 23 miles (37 km) north east of Reading and 9 miles (14 km) north of Maidenhead. According to the ONS official estimates for 2016, High Wycombe has a population of 125,257 and it is the second largest town in the county of Buckinghamshire after Milton Keynes. High Wycombe Urban Area, the conurbation of which the town is the largest component, has a population of 133,204.
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10. Royal Oak
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By UK_Farley_UK
Just went in for the first time in about a year for my birthday with family.... And it was pretty awful. The sizzler had zero flavour (basically like hot cardboard), chicken biryani had three tiny bits of chicken, the service was dreadful (constantly forgetting our drink orders), took an hour for five meals to arrive, and there were a group of guys sat behind us at the bar farting like troopers and swearing for England. Real classy. Certainly won't be going back - really gone downhill in all aspects. Very disappointing.
9. Mad Squirrel Tap & Bottle Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Our biggest Tap & Bottle Shop to date, High Wycombe got the full Mad Squirrel treatment plus more! With 20 taps of awesome beer, a huge bottled and canned beer selection (housed in our walk-in chiller âThe Bottleboxâ), plus a great selection of ciders and
Reviewed By Lomunchi
This place has a good atmosphere, especially upstairs in the evening. When you go up there you notice the smell of the fire baked pizza, and the pizza is VERY good. Awesome selection of beers in a walk in cooler. Many of their own but several standard commercial options.
8. Heidrun
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By BryanLuna
Saturday evening 8 pm and it was already pretty full. It has a nice feel. 30âs and up clientele (not full of youngsters- but I donât mean it in a bad way). Good music. Chill. Good selection of drinks and some food which we didnât have this time. The cocktail Expresso Martini was very nice. I miss a creamy cocktail or chocolate base but thatâs just me. Yes. Good. Very good.
7. Pub & Restaurant at The George and Dragon Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 41 reviews
Country Inn offering Restaurant and Bar ,serving fresh locally sourced food cooked by our Executive Chef Fabrice, supported by the Plate Team
Reviewed By garyrees8
On our trip around U.K., we are currently dog sitting in the Wycombe area and found this delightful pub.Itâs a very old, 17th century hotel, very quaint and typically Olde English.We had a couple of drinks I had the IPA and the Chicken Club sandwiches. The food was excellent.Caroline working the bar was lovely and really helpful and welcoming.Highly recommend.Will hope to pop back before we go on the road again.Dear garyrees8,So glad you found us and enjoyed your visit! We will pass on your feedback to Caroline. Do pop in the next time you're visiting. G&D Team
6. The Old Bell Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
A relaxed 16th Century pub with public bar/dining area and separate restaurant.Locally sourced fresh food served daily. 3 Real ales on tap. 4 Lagers, guiness and Aspall cider. Large selection of wine and soft drinks.Always a warm welcome awaits. Dogs and
Reviewed By YoohooWales
A lovely historic pub with ample parking, ample interior space, lovely beer garden and friendly staff. The Sunday roast was delicious, adequately portioned and reasonably priced. An enjoyable lunchtime experience.
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5. The Boot Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 320 reviews
Andy and Emma have refurbished 'The Boot Pub' Bledlow Ridge to offer you and your family a relaxing and welcoming modern village pub and eating house. Situated in the heart of the picturesque Chiltern Hills, The Boot offers local ales, fresh locally produ
Reviewed By ChilternRugby
Popped in for an early supper to check out changes following new manager coming in.Good early evening crowd but staff welcoming , drinks quick and seated at a table straight away.Starter of bubble and squeak good, but needed more seasoning.Fish cake main very good.Fish n chips on a par with what you find everywhere.Overall all ok, and will return
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4. The Red Lion Great Kingshill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 238 reviews
A relaxed atmosphere, attentive service, fresh seasonal food and all the charm of a country pub. Our mission is to provide the village and the surrounding area with top quality âlocalâ food. We serve delicious restaurant food in an informal setting. Our p
Reviewed By 342SteveO
Food was very good with a good selection, cooked by a proper chef, ranging from imaginative fresh fish and chorizo combinations, through wood fired pizzas and the usual pub favourites.Beer was good too with well kept Rebellion IPA amongst those available when I visited.Service was friendly and efficient too.
3. The Grouse and Ale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 647 reviews
With the relaxed ambiance of an English country pub, an elegant menu made from local produce and plenty of room to breathe (and park) the Grouse & Ale is the perfect venue for a social occasion or an informal meeting/function that needs more than just bis
Reviewed By Jim E
Visited with friends on a Monday evening and whilst quiet the service and food was excellent. A friendly welcome from Victoria and efficient knowledgeable service from her and Sabrina and Sean made the evening most enjoyable. We will be back!!!
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2. The Dashwood Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 366 reviews
An old coaching inn specializing in good food and a great atmosphere. We have a large garden, have regular band nights (Saturday)and serve food from midday until 10pm....Our food is traditional pub grub...Our menu is flexible as our main aim is to please
Reviewed By CRD76
Visited this afternoon for a late lunch. Dashwood Rarebit:This is actually a baguette toasted cheese and tomato toasty with a fried egg, rarebit should contain mustard and Worcester sauce. This most definitely didnât. Before you think, well, this is. DASHWOOD rarebit, that would be like advertising a DASHWOOD cheeseburger without cheese. The dish came with a small Ramekin of crisps and a small chopped salad, at £9.50 this might be acceptable if it was what it was advertised to be, but it wasnât. Second item was a wrap, accompanied by fries and a small chopped salad, nothing remarkable apart from being served on a deeply cracked wooden board - perfect for bacteria harbouring.We always support local business but I am afraid you offered us very little: upon entering the young man behind the bar looked at us and looked away, fortunately I was able to catch his attention at the other end of the bar and establish we could sit anywhere and got menus. Above items ordered at 2.32pm (according to your receipt), at 3.10pm we thought we have better ask politely if the order was ok, the young man didnât even enter the kitchen but fortunately 4 minutes later, the wrap meal arrived, followed by the rarebit, itâs not a personal criticism but can two plates not be carried at once? No apology for the wait, no offer of condiments or where we might find them.Landlord, while you might suggest you are not a fast food establishment (youâre not as good actually) and while you might question why we didnât state at the time of ordering we needed food quicker than 42 minutes (how long does it take to make a sandwich and wrap ) but it was not worth (in both contexts) the wait. Your welcome, service, attention, interest in us as a customer were non existent, we didnât even get a âthanksâ or âgoodbyeâ when leaving, donât misinterpret this like we have died in a ditch because someone didnât say hello or goodbye, but your service is poor, your food poor, your cleanliness poor and I am poor for being fleeced for over £20. To state the obvious first, we are disappointed to receive any negative appraisal of our Pub, My staff take great pride, and naturally enjoy any appreciation of what they do. People leave messages on social media for all sorts of reasons usually they are supported by a willingness to help others in the choice of destinations, however some are written for other reasons best known to the author..............Upon reading this remarkably long and damning report of your experience, I am at a loss to ascertain the purpose of this essay. Having read other reviews of yours I feel we got off lightly. Any culinary dish will sound relatively less appetizing when broken down into a list of its formula....., to question a recipe based on another and suggest that it could have been different in a manner to criticize it is one thing, but it seems that nothing at all about our offerings was in any way, adequate for your particular tastes. We serve many different types of customers in a variety of different circumstances sometimes after a busy lunch the garden can suffer from deposits left by groups, which means that we cannot always find the necessary time to litter pick the garden interstitially...... The time factor is worth commenting on and given that customer estimates are often taken from the time of arrival rather than starting the "waiting" clock at the point of ordering, if indeed our service was slower than average i can assure that having removed all the gaming machine wide screen t.v's and boxed st video collections last month from the kitchen. I am confident that it was served as quick as we were able and apologize, unreservedly, if you felt it was too long before you were able to not enjoy our food , not reflected by the small ammount left on the bacteria infested boards.. Having suggested that we are worse than a fast food outlet you may take comfort from the wider choice of venues now made available to you for your custom. Our staff were pleased to receive a five star rating from the council recently. I can only assume you had considered the risk of being infected the obvious dangers of industrial pollution from nearby factories such as Chernobyl as you chose to sit in the garden, an area that we do not clean meticulously every day with sanitizer. Fortunately for us we are very well thought of by the vast majority of our valued patrons many of which give us the opportunity of enhancing their visits with suggestions at the time of service. sadly in this case I can only respond to a suprise criticism after the event and very much in the public domain. I can only apologize for our "poor"treatment of you and your colleague.You may also be pleased to note two things that have happened in order to prevent similar disappointments, the twenty pounds that we fleeced you for has gone a long way to giving the staff a much needed boot camp in order to make them sharper on travelling the length of the bar to serve and the remaining change is paying for a high pressure steam bidet for the lavatories in an attempt to improve our hygeine. Thank you for your input
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1. The Squirrel Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 240 reviews
Reviewed By Dale F
Lovely food, very friendly staff (even managed to fulfill a friend's request for very crispy bacon!) great atmosphere. What more do you want! Highly recommended. *****Thank you very much for your brilliant review Dale. Weâre so pleased you enjoyed your visit. No request is too much for us and we will always try and accommodate :) Thanks for the recommendation! Tanya & Jon
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