We are lucky enough to visit many eateries in the south Bucks area to review them for our hungry readers. Every now and then, however, we come across somewhere truly special.
Equally fitting for a romantic setting as it is for a group of friends, Kappad’s beach retreat interior is both relaxing and fun.
Our return to the wonderful Brasserie Blanc in Beaconsfield was a welcome one
We have loved Gilbey’s in Old Amersham since we moved to the area and visited for a Sunday roast. At the time of booking, I gave my card details as a deposit which was new to me, however it is clear why they are so popular and claim to do the ‘best Sunday roast in Amersham’.
Under new management, the very feel of the décor and menu at Olive, in Princes Risborough, suggest a modern twist on the nation’s favourite food.
Myself and my husband were invited to a Really unique Marlow evening, writes Louisa Tunney.
I have been to Turville before so I was very excited to return and dine at the famous Bull and Butcher.
We had a very welcome return to Marlow’s beautiful garden restaurant, writes Louisa Tunney.
The Royal Standard of England is tucked away in Forty Green, up into the hills behind Beaconsfield. Once used as a hideout for King Charles I during the English Civil War, it is steeped in history.
As soon as you walk into the Hind’s Head you are greeted warmly in the rustic yet salubrious surroundings.
