Pubs and bars
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The Kings Arms Hotel, restaurant, pub, Amersham – Offers Member
A wooden beamed pub and hotel with 34 bedrooms, dating from the 1400s, which has been refurbished to offer all modern amenities whilst maintaining the historical aspects of the building. -
The Greyhound Inn, pub, Chalfont St. Peter
A 14th century, grade 2 listed Coaching Inn, with restaurant, which also has accommodation. The restaurant serves modern British food. The bar offers cosy log fires, large-screen TVs and real ales. -
The Crown, hotel, restaurant, pub, Old Amersham – Offers Member
Wooden-beamed coaching inn, where a selection of seasonal menus offer high quality food based on carefully sourced ingredients. British classics, international influences, charcuterie meats smoked on the premises, grills, salads. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. -
The Royal Oak, restaurant, Bishopstone
Situated on Helen Browning's organic farm, and taking 50% of its ingredients from the farm and surrounding village, chef Barny Haughton cooks British food to a high standard, favourably reviewed by Michelin and the Good Food Guide. -
The Richmond Arms, pub, West Ashling
Highly rated gastro-pub, with some innovative dishes. Modern British food borrowing from European and Asian influences. The beef brisket is highly recommended by many. Book for the evening, as it can get crowded. -
The Kings Arms, Pub, Ombersley
Modern gastro-pub food, using fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. Serves real ales. Children- and dog-friendly. Wood-burning fireplaces, garden, pool table, dart board. Daily specials, Sunday roasts. -
The West Arms, pub, Llanarmon Dyffryn-Ceiriog
Beautiful old inn at the foot of the Berwyn mountains, serving simple but very well cooked traditional Welsh cooking. -
The Gunton Arms, pub, Norwich
Hearty country food, in hearty country surroundings. Popular inn with a stunning interior, set in a deer park; serves game including venison and deer, as well as fresh fish and seafood. -
The Granville, European restaurant, Canterbury
Large portions, good prices, well above average quality. Menu covers a broad range of tastes from various countries and regions. -
The Cobbles Inn, pub, Kelso
Former Victorian coaching inn in a cobbled street. A roaring log fire in winter, gastro-pub food, single malt whiskies, continental lager, and locally-brewed craft beers from Tempest Brewing Co, Kelso. -
The Hoops Inn, pub, Much Hadham
A classic British pub and dining room with a contemporary twist. Gastro-pub serving seasonal and locally sourced food. -
The Bailiwick, Pub, Englefield Green
Lovely old pub on the edge of Windsor Great Park, serving high quality food, with large portions, in a lovely setting. -
The Castle, pub, London W11
Bohemian traditional pub, with leather sofas, open fire, and reclaimed wooden furniture, serving guest real ales, and a good range of alcoholic drinks. High quality British food, presented well. -
The Greyhound, Pub, Stourbridge
Recently refurbished, with a brand new patio. Serves a range of cask ales, has a dartboard, and shows sport on a large screen television. Large selection of typical modern pub food and a chef's specials board. Good children's menu. -
The Nobody Inn, gastro pub, Doddiscombsleigh
17th century inn, and gastro-pub, serving good British food. Includes a local cheese selection and 260 whiskies, plus an extensive wine list. -
La Brasserie, Kidderminster
Modern and classical style British cuisine. Wooden beamed interior, and has two function rooms upstairs. Reasonable prices. Booking is advised at weekends. -
High Corner Inn, pub, Linwood
Traditional pub food, with daily specials board, in a huge traditional wooden-beamed pub, with a very large garden populated with well-spaced out table-benches. -
The Malt Shovel, pub, Brearton
Delicious pub food, including home-smoked meats, friendly family pub. -
The Brown Horse Inn, pub, Winster
The cosy ambience of a rustic country inn, featuring exposed wooden beams and real fires. Gastro pub food served to a very high standard. -
The Bull Hotel, pub, Barton-Le-Clay
Good quality pub food (and exceptional chips)! Reasonable prices. Traditional pub, with wooden beams. Serves real ales. -
The Live and Let Live, Pub, Bringsty
This 16th Century former cider house is a lovely thatched pub, serving traditional quality pub food, with menus which change weekly to reflect the seasonal produce available locally. Serves real ales. -
The Park Gate Inn, Wolverley
Stylish and modern pub, offering a two for one menu all day, everyday. Disabled and baby-changing facilities. Patio area with jumbo-sized umbrellas will seat 40 people. -
The Squirrel Pub, Penn Street Village
Friendly English village pub serving good food at reasonable prices, with a large outside area, including a decked area with leather sofas and a roof, and a children's play facility. Live music on Friday evenings. -
The Bell, Gastro Pub, Stoke Mandeville
Recently refurbished, traditional British gastro-pub, with roaring fire, wines mostly available by the glass and real ales from the Wells and Young brewery in Bedford. The Bell has a beer garden, which is a summer sun-trap, as well as a large car park. -
Apatura, Restaurant, Croydon
High-end, modern European cuisine in a sophisticated ambience with slick and modern décor. -
The Three Crowns and Sugar Loaf, Pub,Franche
A family-friendly pub serving good value pub food and a healthy children's menu. Runs bingo nights and poker nights. Beer garden, patio and large children's play area. -
The Swan Bar and Restaurant, Ley Hill
Traditional wooden-beamed English pub, with elegant modern décor, serving modern pub food, and traditional pub classics. Serves real ale from Rebellion Brewery in Marlow. Unlimited parking. Inglenook fireplace. Large well-cultivated gardens, front and rear. -
The Parlour, Pub, Chorlton Cum Hardy
Traditional pub, voted "Best Sunday Lunch" by readers of Observer Food Monthly. Friendly service, Serves real ales. No bookings.
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