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 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 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 Royal Oak, pub, Hurdlow
Derbyshire’s Traditional Pub of the Year in 2010, the Royal Oak offers a wide range of classic pub dishes from home-made pies to fish and chips, at affordable prices. -
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. -
The Anglers, pub, Teddington
Fuller's pub serving fresh fish, mussels and oysters, and Sunday roasts. Barbecues and hog roasts in the summer. Views overlooking the Thames. Serves real ales, and serves a large selections or rums and bourbons. Daily specials and traditional pub food. Child-friendly. Quiz nights. Comedy nights. -
Borelli’s Bar Restaurant, Farnham
A contemporary wine bar and restaurant serving international cuisine. Al fresco dining is on offer in the courtyard, which is heated through the winter months. The dinner menu offers char-grilled beef and burgers, chicken and fish dishes, as well as pasta, noodles, salads and starters with Italian, Asian and British influences. -
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. -
The Dog Inn, Harvington
A warm and family-friendly pub, with a log fire and a beer garden. Serves real ale. Runs a two for one offer. Extensive pub food menu with a large specials board. Good value. -
The Orange Tree, pub, Totteridge
Gastro pub serving pub classics and pizzas. Large grassed beer garden. Log fire indoors. Fish Fridays - fresh fish and shellfish specials. -
The Three Horseshoes, Pub, Towersey
A traditional, family friendly pub with a children's playground, and a large beer garden. Serves traditional pub grub, including Sunday roasts. -
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. -
Broad Leys, Gastro Pub, Aylesbury
Renovated 300-year-old gastro-pub, serving real ales, and also offering accommodation, on the outskirts of Aylesbury. Serves Sunday roasts. Large and attractive beer garden. -
The Royal Saracens Head, pub, Beaconsfield
Recently refurbished 18th century free house, serving traditional pub food, including Sunday roasts, and some more modern options, with Italian and Asian influences, including pizzas and pastas. Log fires. Cask ales. Seasonal fresh food. -
The Fat Cow, pub, Denham Village
Pleasant, friendly pub with limited outdoor seating, serving European food to a high standard, with the occasional oriental option. Booking in advance is advised at peak times. -
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. -
The Guinea Grill, restaurant, London W1
A congenial old pub in Mayfair in a pretty cobbled lane serving good ales, with a small dining room. Specialises in steaks, and also oysters and steak and kidney pies. Limited fish choices. Fairly expensive, especially the wine. -
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 Coach and Horses, pub, High Street, Rickmansworth
Cosy traditional pub, dating back to at least 1722, with outdoor covered seating area, and indoor open fire. High quality pub food, covering British, European and Oriental styles. -
Wildwood, Italian restaurant, Gerrards Cross
Child-friendly Italian restaurant serving pizzas, pasta, salads and grills. Modern, bright feel. Has a small heated outdoor sun-terrace. -
The Devonshire Arms, pub, Beeley
British food, fresh seasonal ingredients, locally sourced. Large choice of wines and real ales. Serves breakfast, lunch and evening meals. -
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 Parlour, Pub, Chorlton Cum Hardy
Traditional pub, voted "Best Sunday Lunch" by readers of Observer Food Monthly. Friendly service, Serves real ales. No bookings. -
The Feathers Inn, gastro pub, Stocksfield
Great British Pub of the Year 2011 and Great British Gastro-Pub of the year 2011. High quality British food using fresh local produce. -
The Walnut Tree, Pub, Bourne End
Lovely, cosy wooden beamed pub, which serves traditional and modern British pub food cooked to a high standard. Serves real ale, and has occasional live music. Has a beer garden with children's play area. -
Ye Olde New Inn, Bewdley
A traditional old English pub dating back to 1640. Traditional home cooked food and real ales, carvery, family accommodation, entertainment and a beer garden. -
The Mitre Oak, Pub, Hartlebury
Warm and friendly, with an extensive menu including light bites, salads, sandwiches and traditional pub food. They also have a large outdoor beer garden fitted with children’s play area and a bouncy castle. -
The White Hart, pub, Chalfont St Peter
A friendly local and traditional pub serving traditional pub food at reasonable prices. Exposed beams, log fire, LCD TV screens, occasional live music. Serves real ales, and usually has a guest ale.
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