Coach and Horses in Wycombe

Thank you to the team at The Coach for making our little boy's birthday so special tonight :) What do you do when your 11 year old foodie asks for a Michelin star meal as his birthday present? Book The Coach! The team went absolutely above and beyond to make him feel special with so many little extras, gestures and even a little tour of the kitchen - so much more than we expected! The food itself was absolutely wonderful, it was hard to pick a favourite but the hispi cabbage and the onion soup were big suprise hits! Also the chips were literally the best chips I've ever tried in my life. We had 2 plates each and then all just shared which is the best way to get to try lots of different things and, doing it that way, we felt perfectly full despite the dishes being quite small. But it really is the people here that make the experience, every single team member was warm, friendly and really made our evening. This place is an absolute gem - a Michelin star experience that isn't stuffy like some, welcoming to children and fantastic value. We'll definitely be back again in the future and this will be something the birthday boy remembers and talks about for a long long time....

Amazing as always, very tasty dishes and comfortable atmosphere. My only negative would be the staff are a little eager for your order, we were asked about four times within 10 minutes which didn't give us much time to decide.

Style over substance. Trading on its name. Apart from Darren, the snooty and arrogant ‘manager’ (who didn’t so much ‘greet’ guests as bark at them in a robotic manner as he explained a rather silly menu), the rest of the staff were lovely and deserve better leadership. All seemed a bit embarrassed about a menu that is presented as a kind of tapas-style sharing offer but how do you share a miniature burger that is near impossible to eat in the first place ? Tasted fine but so it should do for the fortune each tiny plate of food costs. The moules marinere were actually a small ramekin filled with 8 pre-shelled moules in a creamy sauce with a single miniature loaf 3 inches long. Share that between two of you and that is one soup-spoon each with a chunk of bread and it’s all gone along with the thick-end of £20 ! Wine list was horrible value with a £6-£10 Riesling reselling at £70. It was busy on a Friday night and they were turning walk-ins away only to see them return later and secure a table anyway. Not sure why they bothered as there are much better options that represent far better VFM and you would avoid the delightful Darren who is a one-man business buster.

We went on a very busy Friday night. We had been planning to thrip for 11 months but could only book on the day, and as there was just two of us we opted for a seat at the bar. The first unexpected thing was how small the available area is, no wider than a railway carriage. We were seated in a booth between a blaring hot radiator and the kitchen, and the heat combined with the constant traffic squeezing past us was fairly stressful. If we were to go back we'd definitely opt for a table to have some breathing space. In terms of food, the vegetarian options are very limited. They handle meat and fish beautifully but vegans and vegetarians have a very limited choice, and it makes sharing the small plates pretty difficult. Everything is covered in parmesan (not veggie) and the only option for a salad dressing is the caesar dressing which includes anchovies. They're not joking when they say 'small plates' but everything we had was very rich and highly seasoned, so the portion sizes were about right. For ref my husband had the chicken Kyiv & the cottage pie, I had the beetroot salad and we shared a green salad, mushroom rice dish and grilled cabbage. They also had televisions everywhere - thankfully on mute - but with sport showing constantly. For us this was a one-off night out to celebrate a big birthday. It's a super expensive restaurant and we'd travelled some distance in order to eat here, so it was a little disappointing in terms of atmosphere and food. However, the staff were exceptional. They were rushed off their feet, bright red from the heat and moving at lightning speed, but always with a smile and a valiant attempt at finding ways to accommodate this annoying vegetarian. Huge thanks to all of them.

My third time here and my dining companions first time. The Breakfast here is insane vfm. We all loved it Highly recommend

This is an absolute must if you enjoy utterly gorgeous food. We were a table of 4 girlfriends and tried almost everything on the menu. In fact we did try all the desserts! The pub is small and cosy and the food is divine. Mussels to die for..... I can still taste them now, 2 days later. The service we had was outstanding too. A little gem in Marlow. The only very tiny downside is that you have to book at 8am if you want a table that day. Definitely worth setting an alarm for though.

Absolutely amazing Sunday lunch. Went online at 9am and booked a table for 2.30 (which was ready early!). Food was delicious as ever - Caesar salad, onion and cider soup, rotisserie beef and loin of pork with the hispi cabbage and roast potatoes. Topped off with banana custard and the best espresso…perfect 👍🏻

Excellent lunch. Popped in on impulse and got a Noon reservation. Place was full by 12.15. I had the set lunch: Leek and Potato Soup was Amazing! The Beef Shin 'pie' was very rich and deep, great quality. Wife had a la carte Onion and Cider soup (with cheese scone and Ham Hock Butter) which was also like velvet -'beautiful' and then the Goats Cheese salad -'amazing'. Coming from London it was so nice to be in a quality place where people wore smart casual clothes. (A DRESS CODE question: My Son tells me that Central London Set Lunches are now more relaxed and not everyone wears Suits. Comment please!

Impromptu trip and amazing dining experience at The Coach! Exciting menus with exceptional tastes and presentation. Staff customer service and menu knowledge made it the best night! A dining experience not to be missed.

Let's get one thing clear from the start... The food here is utterly devine. The onion and cider soup is to die for, and I could probably eat the cheese scones that come with it every day for the rest of my life and still not have had enough. Simply gorgeous. The chargrilled cabbage is amazing... But the beef shin 'cottage pie' makes everything seem pedestrian - I could still taste it when I got home. The depth of flavour is just extraordinary. Possibly one of the nicest things I have ever had. Don't worry about the 'small plates' being too little. I had three and didn't need a pudding. Love the fact that service charge is included. You can get really caught out sometimes when they expect you to pay a premium, when you haven't had a premium meal. My only minor problem is the booking process. You can only book on the day for that day. The online facility wasn't working, and I was held on the phone for far too long having called at exactly 9am. The restaurant wasn't even half full, but I suppose it was a wet Thursday evening. The service was excellent. All of the staff were friendly and chatty, and both the food and drink appeared just when we wanted it. £142 for a memorable dinner for two may seem expensive, but it feels like dinner in a nice pub with a bottle of wine always costs around £50-£60 a head... And you just don't get the same exceptional quality as we had the other night. Will definitely visit again.

One of our absolute favourite eateries. We ordered 5 dishes between us, which was perfect, the mushroom risotto is to die for! All of the dishes were delicious. We chose the treacle tart for desert which was yummy! Can’t fault anything! The staff were also super friendly, Can’t wait for our next visit!

Dinner was a Mother's day present for my wife. We had a select of 8 dishes which we shared and all which were of the highest standard. This was fine dining indeed and the waiting staff were so attentive and friendly. I cannot recommend this highly enough and whilst at the top end of cost it was certainly good value and a thoroughly pleasing experience.

What a disappointment. Whilst admittedly only having the set lunch menu, which at £22 for three courses, was seemingly a good prospect for a Kerridge, one Michelin star establishment, other than the 'onion and cider soup', which was very tasty, the main course 'The Coach fish pot pie' was pretty devoid of fish (seemingly substituted by peas), and lacked substance and flavour, with dessert, banoffee pie, making up a little for the main. To earn and retain a Michelin rating, in my view you need consistency of quality across your full menu range, be it the less expensive set lunch menu or the a la carte offerings, which was not the case at The Coach. Frankly, I have eaten at several one Michelin star establishments and the quality of the dishes offered and overall experience varies so very much, that I do question Michelin's criteria for and consistency in awarding the coveted star. If you want to sample what I think is one of the best, then head into London and the dining room at The Ritz, which sets the one Michelin star bar at the right level in my view.

We ate here as part of a Hand and Flowers deal. It has 1 star and the food and service probably just about deserves that (although Kerridges in London is better for both but has no stars!). We were able to select any 8 dishes to share, and they come ‘as and when they are ready’. We chose 6 savoury and a side plus cheese as dessert. The first 5 dishes were great - although some were hard to share (soup and a burger), but by the time 6 and 7 arrived we couldn’t eat any more. The staff are friendly and we did not feel rushed (the football was on, so we took our time over cheese and stayed to the end of the first half, even though our table was only until 8:15).

Absolutely loved the idea of ordering smaller dishes, my husband and I chose eight in total of meat and non meat dishes,(as we don't really do dessets). The food was outstanding especially the mushroom risotto which tasted of mushrooms and very moorish. We did wonder if their would be enough food but we needn't of worried as we were quite full by the end of the meal. Staff very friendly and definitely worth a visit.

Appalling booking system and extremely unsympathetic telephone booking staff. I followed instructions to the lettter and got nowhere from 07.50 onwards using on line and telephone reservations conflicts. Pathetic customer relations. If you are wanting to go out for family Sunday lunch you really don’t want to wait until the same morning before you can book as if you are unsuccessful all the other decent options elsewhere are fully booked. Rethink your business model!

Excellent meal and service at The Coach. Made to feel very welcome and staff chatted with us throughout the meal and all very pleasant. We had the lunch special which was spot on. Cauliflower soup with cheese on toast was delicious as was the Beef Hash with Fried Egg. Brownie to finish with Vanilla Mascarpone all super delicious and very filling. Would defo return super value and lovely atmosphere

Fantastic food amazing flavours and tastes and wonderful staff that all contributed in equal measures to a lovely and memorable after spent at the coach. 10/10

Popped in for a quick lunch, as a walk in. The food was excellent, the chips - as advised by our host - really are the best you can get. The service was particularly delightful. We then accidentally left an item on our table, and our host rushed down the road to deliver it to us. Thanks again, and look forward to returning.

We have wanted to try The Coach ever since we ate at the Hand & Flowers in 2021. We found the booking system slightly confusing, but got there in the end. We managed to get seated at the bar for an 18:15 booking with a good view of the kitchen which was very interesting. We received a warm greeting and the young lad behind the bar explained how everything worked. Small plates, came when they were ready etc. We had cocktails to start followed by a very nice bottle of Rioja. We chose the cod, hispi cabbage, pork, chips and duck liver parfait. For desert we had the choux bun and jam roly-poly. Each plate was delicious. We had expected to be on a time limit (not unusual) however we didn't leave until 21:15. All in all we had a fantastic night and would not hesitate to go back.

Firstly, if you dine at The Coach in the next few months you will notice at the bottom of the menu is a mention that Head Chef Sarah is running the London Marathon to raise money for the British Heart Foundation. If you can afford to eat at The Coach, please consider making a donation to Sarah. It's such a worthy cause. On to my review We were staying on the Gastronomic Getaway package of the Hand and Flowers which includes an eight plate dinner at The Coach. We arrived on a wet and windy night and were greeted by the very charming and helpful Ollie who showed us to our table and talked us through the menu and concept of the dinner. He let me try a wine before ordering another bottle which I had had before and prefered. We ordered three dishes off the starters, three off the main course and two puddings. The food was absolutely superb. The mushroom risotto (which contains no rice) was a tour de force. Lucy, a lovely lady is the manager and runs a very tight ship. She is very efficient and a real asset to The Coach. She told us about The Shed and gave us details of private dining. The Hand and Flowers need a Lucy on the breakfast shift (see my H&F review) After we had finished eating chef Sarah came to talk to us, thanked us for our donation and we told her what a fabulous night we had had. I actually prefered my meal at The Coach to the Hand and Flowers (my husband thinks otherwise) but we both agreed, both meals were two of the best meals we have had and both restaurants are fully deserving of their Michelin Starts. We will be back.

This restaurant is a huge disappointment. The sharing plates are small - £7.50 for 3 spears of Broccoli which we purchased to supplement the tiny portions. Each dish is expensive and they recommended 3 per person. One dish alone was £26. Although it tasted lovely we left hungry and disappointed. No more to be said really.

Decent enough venue and wait staff (although maths not a strong point as they overcharged us £50 (later refunded)). Food comes out “when it’s ready” which is frankly weird as we were a group of 4 people so didn’t end up eating together - there is a reason why traditional restaurants serve starters and then mains together…… Overpriced for quite good food (but nothing to write home about) - we won’t be going back.

Have eaten several times at The Coach and it has gradually got better albeit starting from a low-ish base. I have in truth enjoyed each visit to The Coach which is an improvement on its overpriced (slightly) bigger sister, The Hand & Flowers, just up the road. The menu and ordering is a bit tortuous as you cannot see everything on one page. The dishes are also rather hit and miss and you do end up over ordering because portions are tapas-sized albeit not quite tapas priced. But overall the fare is quite tasty and sufficiently original for a star - unlike H&F. The main negative for me is how cramped the place is and how it triggers mild claustrophobia until you are fully inserted into your seat. Think sardines. I do think they have perhaps greedily jammed in too many tables for the 500sq ft +/- of available space and need to rethink that a bit. The place seems busy enough to afford it. Overall I would score a “fair” rating.

We had this booking as part of an a Sunday offer at the Hand and Flowers, we found the tapas style menu quite weird to get our heads around, but once it was explained to us, we delved in. The meals come out well timed, and were amazing. With seemingly smallish portions we both left full, and happy. Staff were knowledgeable and very friendly, we would definitely visit again.

Went to The Coach for lunch and it was superb. We sat at the bar on stools that were comfy and had convenient bag hooks / coat hooks under the bar. The service was attentive and informative. We were able to watch the chefs at work which was great. The food itself was really very good. Our favourites were the fish scotch egg and the chicken Kiev, but they were all good. Would definitely recommend visiting.

A lot of places can be 'good’, occasionally. To be consistently good is much harder. The Coach at Marlow has delivered superb service and delicious food every time we have visited. The greeting is always friendly and courteous. Kristina looked after us this time, ensuring we had seen the special menu and that we were suitably refreshed before making our choices. We travel some distance to visit The Coach and have often decided on our choices before arriving….. never been disappointed in any way. Excellent in all areas. We will be back again and again.

Great welcome, service was very good and loved the food. Couldn’t ask for much more. Not a huge flashy place, just a really decent place to enjoy good food.

Great place, bustling and fun. Very good service and food, as long as you don’t order the chips which are a massive let down

The food was fabulous and everything was beautifully done. We shared 6 savoury dishes, leaving 2 for dessert - all were cooked to perfection. The staff were very attentive, the atmosphere great and we loved every minute of it.

Expected more from food and service no wow factor consequently very over priced. Sharing a soup with someone that has a cold an odd concept.

With a Michelin Star, we expected not only fantastic food but fantastic service, and while the food we had was good, our view has been tainted by the overall experience and service we received. We felt a little unwelcome and we were rushed. We were sat on a very small squeezed table, right at the back round the corner. We had too many people serving us, interrupting us mid dish to take away plates or glasses, and interrupting eachother where we sensed some tension between the team. We were given 10 minutes notice to leave our table with quite a bit of drink left, they could have offered us a seat somewhere else to finish our drinks. We paid £200 and would have rather spent this money somewhere else for a better overall experience, we don’t think we will be back again.

Well balanced delicious menu in a lovely setting in marlow. Staff were well trained, attentive and knowledgeable. The menu was well put together and enjoyed having lots of small dishes. A must for the locals. Many thanks !

Spent a very enjoyable evening in a relaxed atmosphere with excellent food, excellent wine and friendly staff. - what more can you want. Loved the little twists on some of the dishes such as Mushroom Risotto made without rice, Mussels (out of their shells) in a rich stout sauce. Also a decent selection of wines by the glass which is appreciated by those driving or wanting to try ta selection of wines. I was slightly surprised though by the 'small sharing plate' concept. To me at least most dishes seemed very definitely 'starters' or 'main courses' and no more designed for sharing than any other restaurant. That though doesn't distract from the venue and I'll definitely be back,

A truly wonderful experience all round. We arrived around 2.30 just in time for the lat lunch sitting. We sat at the bar and overlooked the kitchen, which I would definitely recommend. Staff are very friendly and helpful. This is a Tapas style menu, and advised to order about 6 dishes for 2 of us. We ordered 2 starters and 4 mains, and we saved room for 2 desserts. As expected all food cooked to perfection and excellently presented. Great variety of beers and wines. Would definitely go back.

Had an amazing lunch here today for a family occasion. We booked the seating area at the back which is lovely and private. Food was superb, absolutely delicious and full of surprises, everything was perfect. Don't forget to leave room for dessert because the desserts are fab too! Recommend the Marlow gin, a must try. I regret not asking where I could find a bottle! Service was excellent, so friendly and attentive. Nothing I could fault about the experience at all. Thank you so much. I really do hope to be back again.

My second visit to Marlow and coincidentally my second visit to The Coach. Having enjoyed lunch here a few years back with a friend of mine I decided that it was high on the list of Birthday treats for my partner. At The Coach you will find a selection of “small plate” dishes: fine British cuisine with a twist served in a tapas style and a fantastic list of wines to accompany- the Moroccan style quail was to die for! This Michelin star pub only opens its bookings diary in the day so you have to be quick to get in - aware of this I was on the ball as soon as bookings were available and managed to get a table at a time that suited. The atmosphere was incredible and the service friendly whilst not intrusive. The waitress who looked after us for the majority of the evening usually works breakfast so she needed some extra guidance however she was professional throughout. The price tag for this amazing experience was almost as palatable as the food and a generous tip for the staff was well earned. The Coach is a must visit when in Marlow - even worth going to Marlow just to visit The Coach.

One of the best meals of my life and standout amazing both the mushroom risotto and the mussels in stout foam. Throughout the meal we had brilliant service as well as perfect food. I have seen a blizzard of low revues and I can only think there is a concerted fleet of well paid bots denigrating a wonderful establishment. The attention to detail was fantastic and i was not disappointed by any element. Long may they continue and pay no attention to the negative revues.

Visited here yesterday afternoon with my friend for lunch and I must say it was nice but not amazing! Would I ho back again? No as it wasn’t an experience that blew me away. Also I asked the waiter where the beef was from and he didn’t have a clue I feel like you should know where your produce is from..

Fab night out, we shared 5 plates, just yummy. A special night for our 25th anniversary. Amy looked after us wonderfully, thank you

The atmosphere was buzzing and the food choices were perfect. Great vegetarian options for my wife. We were looked after perfectly by Christina who was a great host and made us feel completely welcome. Will definitely return. We also had lunch the next day in the H & F which was also a fine experience

We had lunch today on a whim. We were literally walking past and asked if there was a table which we took. We have eaten here before and I was dubious to return. I felt the menu needed changing. I have to admit I was pleased there were some new additions which we tried. We had the mussels which my wife loves. We also had the mushroom risotto which we liked from before. The Hispi cabbage was very tasty along with the rotisserie. But our absolute favourite was the beef shin cottage pie and the crispy pigs head. A great addition. As usual the atmosphere was relaxed. We were dressed casually and didn’t feel out of place. For us The Coach is an informal restaurant where you get great food!

The opportunity to visit this establishment has been a long time coming. It's a pleasure to report that the wait was well worth it! The staff are both charming and efficient and the food is excellent without being overpriced or pretentious. Unusually, I chose the burger: a tower of flavours and my guest and I shared a bowl of their signature chips. Hot, crispy whilst fluffy inside - just delicious although expensive. If I was to be extremely picky, the sun was shining so the large windows to the front of the building were wide open. West Street is extremely busy and the noise of constant heavy traffic was distracting and, at times, made conversation difficult. Well done to all at the Coach - a perfect lunch.

Visited on a busy Friday night 11th August, service was initially good albeit quite rushed ( trying to get through the covers I guess) was advised by the waitress to order 3 courses each, which we did. TBH I wasn't going to bother to write this review but after reading so many negative comments I thought I should back up some of the unhappy customers who have spent their hard earned cash and would have expected some dishes that matched the price tag. Have to say the rotisserie beef, two very small slices of beef, with a finger nail of cauliflower cheese priced at £32 was beyond ridiculous, very chewy. I left half (one whole 1mm slice) £16 worth, complained and had no response or apology. TBF a couple of the dishes were tasty but overall a poor experience, super expensive, guests are crushed into small corners to eat, staff wont leave you alone and just wanted to get you out the door... works for me wont be going back, you simply can't brag a Michelin star when churning out food of this standard.

Having been to the Coach for lunch a few years ago, we were looking forward to returning for dinner. Unfortunately, the experience this time was not good and we feel that the pub has become very pretentious. The whole concept of small plates made for...

Geniesst England so? Kein Amusebouche, ein fantasieloser Ceasrsalade mit 3 Käseraspeln, eine uninteressante Randenkomposition mit zwei scheiben geschmackslosem Merrettich, einer...

We’ve been to lots of Michelin star restaurants and this was the only one that has ever been a disappointment. Really uncomfortable squashed in seating and tables. Food was nothing special at all. The soup and the crispy pigs head was ok. The rest just...

It’s hard to know where to start after the experience we had at The Coach, it’s as if words can’t quite do it justice. Having only previously been for breakfast, I was keen to try The Coach for dinner. We were greeted by an impeccable...

We wanted to try this place because we are fans of Tom Kerridge’s food and had tried the other 3 venues . The Hand & Flowers is obviously the “ mother “ of all these restaurants and with 2 Michelin stars , recognised as such...

Fantastic food and the service was even better then excellent. It was a pleasure to eat there. What a wonderful job the team has done to make this restaurant fab 👏 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The food was pretentious, over priced crap. Give me beans on toast any day. Reminded me of the children's story about the Emperor's new clothes.

Absolutely dreadful experience and at the prices The Coach is charging, exceedingly bad value for money: 1. Slow in preparing the food - we ordered a set lunch and a la carte and were told that the food would be served as soon as they...

Delicious all round. Comfy setting, lovely staff, great food. Kedgeree with almonds & sultanas - fab! Full English - fab! The black pudding is a real winner! Spicy Bloody Mary’s hit the spot to wash it all down with.

My cousin and I had lunch at The Coach yesterday and it could not have been better. It’s only small but we had booked in the morning and got a table. The welcome was warm and friendly and service was attentive throughout. It was not...

Dinner for a family of 4 to celebrate our daughter's 16th Birthday which was on the day of our booking and our daughters choice of venue. Upon booking was asked if for a special occasion which advised was 16th birthday dinner but during our visit...

Nice relaxed atmosphere with friendly staff. Food was decent but very hit or miss. Feel as though this place bas recieved a star purely because of the celebrity chef name. Everything very salty, small plates for the price. 30£ for 2 thin slices of beef...

WOW what a place, fantastic. Don't normally write many reviews but this place is outstanding food exceptionally brilliant. All the staff clearly been trained to the highest standards. Can't speak highly enough for this place recommend 100%

Having eaten at Mr. Kerridge's 'Butchers Tap' the previous evening and on advice from friends in the area Tammy and I dropped in to sample the delights of a first visit to a Michelin starred hostelry. The fact that we could literally walk in without...

This was our first experience of Michelin star food and service. We were not disappointed. We chose 2 dishes each as wanted to leave room for dessert. Each dish was delicious, from the mushroom "risotto" to the salt cod scotch egg, beetroot salad and lamb...

This is a truly delicious dining experience. Great food and service is the what you expect when going out to eat. Sarah Hayward and her team provided amazing food. Amy gave us exceptional service, she made our anniversary memorable and special. We needed a treat...

Food was excellent - really liked the "British tapas" approach. The venue is pretty small - hard to squeeze between tables to move around/sit down, and because of demand there's a queue to book on the day whether by phone or web. The disappointment throughout...

We came here for an evening meal, as part of an overnight package with the Hand and Flowers, and this was the highpoint. We were able to order 8 plates per room from across the menu which had a good selection of 6-8 fish, meat...

We had such a lovely lunch to celebrate our wedding anniversary. Sitting at the bar gave us a great view of the venue and you felt really part of the atmosphere. Excellent friendly and professional service, lovely cocktails and Austrian wine, fantastic food. We would...

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we booked fairly last minute for a ‘special’ birthday and were offered seats at the bar in front of the open restaurant. The food was amazing but it was the Head Chef and her team, and all the front of house...

Stunning meal of mini dishes - we had 10 between us to share all of which were incredible. Of particular note the monkfish with curried pine nuts and the rhubarb and custard choux bun. We had no expectations coming in here a d found everyone...

Food was excellent - particularly the roast potatoes and marrow fat hollandaise - however very expensive, three pieces of potato for £9. We had to squeeze in and out of the large table in the window, no leg room whatsoever. Very disappointed with the QRCode...

Went here for lunch as recommended by friends , we had horrible experience , service was so slow , even though it’s a tiny place , whilst eating food we could hear someone shouting and swearing in the kitchen , absolutly vile language and not...

Lovely restaurant, quite spenny. Good, attentive service. Food looked fabulous but sadly on this occasion wow, salt, so much salt and I love salt. Shame, lost enthusiasm for each dish as the over-salting remained consistent. Unfortunately not much can be done with too much salt,...

Very nice and relaxes pub around the corner from the High Street in Marlow. You walk in and think, wow … this will be great. Then, you meet the service, and then the rest … then you are disappointed. They try to make gourmet pub...

Ok food but please give us a bit more. Muscles good. Beetroot and burratta good. Salt baked cod scotch egg ok. 30 day beef £30.00 served with a 50p sized cauliflower cheese and potato side. Times are hard for all of us. I appreciate good...

We visited the coach on a Sunday evening as part of a deal including an overnight stay in one the hand and flowers cottages and eating there the next day. The whole experience at the coach was exceptional, we were sat at the bar with...

Came here for lunch having previously eaten at the Hand and Flowers. Beautiful quirky pub with lovely atmosphere. We chose to have a selection of their vegetarian dishes and every single one was amazing. Incredibly high standards of cooking and presentation and yet priced really...

We arrived in Marlow on the Sunday evening after a long drive from the North West and we headed straight here for dinner. We had a fabulous evening the food was amazing, the atmosphere and vibe in there was just lovely, they did forget our...

Booked, it's essential, for lunch, went with the fixed menu of the day which proved to be a good choice. Got a window seat/table, which allowed us to see the busy kitchen beyond the bar. Food excellent as promised and complemented by the beers we...

I’ll start with we have eaten in the coach a few times before…. So this visit, the food was lovely albeit certainly more expensive than the last time (and not just inflation based!!) - but service was really poor. Our waitress could not have cared...

We had a one night stop over in Marlow and booked The Coach’s only available 6pm slot. We arrived and it was empty apart from one other couple for our whole duration. Although very tasty, the ’meals’ are the size of a small side dish....

A strange evening! The menu is to be treated as tapas style we were told. Pick two or three dishes each they said and it will be served as and when each dish is ready!! Prices are such that you effectively pay for at least...

Our second evening of our weekend was spent at The Coach. Another exceptional evening. The food was stunning, we could choose 8 dishes from the menu but we ended up paying for extras as there were so many! It was some of the best food...

This was our second visit and having bigged it up to our friends, we really wanted them to enjoy the experience. It was also a big birthday celebration for my wife so we wanted it to be good. It was magnificent. The mussels they serve...

After dropping a friend to Heathrow Airport and before starting my journey back to South Wales I thought I would call in after seeing this place on instagram. From the moment I walked in I had the most pleasant evening. The service was impeccable, the...

Not a brilliant experience, we found it expensive for what it was really, place wasnt so busy so staff need to be more attentive for drinks. However the food was nice and with a bit of tweaking I am sure could be really good.

Wonderful little pub and very attentive friendly staff but food was so disappointing. My poussin was tough and my partners beef was tasteless. Over priced & nothing like we anticipated. To top off a unimpressive visit a member of staff walked through the bar after...

We've been here a few times and always enjoy ourselves. The food is always good but yesterday was better than usual especially the service. We noticed the whole waiting team were really friendly and helpful. Our waitress, Daisy, was exceptional. We couldn't have had better...

Amazing food. Fantastic staff. A warm friendly welcome and a relaxed atmosphere. The saltfish scotch egg is amazing. The chips ...... wow. The Chocolate sponge with marmalade ice cream and chocolate sauce really is to die for. A fantastic experience. Can't wait to go back....

Fantastic lunch at The Coach , food was amazing , yes small portions but that’s the concept here . We ordered five dishes between two of us which was ample . The restaurant was full , great atmosphere and the staff where excellent . Great...

We’ve just visited the Coach for dinner as part of the Sunday night package. We were able to choose 8 courses from the menu and they were all exceptional. The pork, roast beef and burger were particularly memorable! The young staff were great and really...

Third time here and thought we would try the breakfast on Sunday and it didn’t disappoint. From the time you walk in the staff are welcoming and friendly. We were seated opposite the kitchen by the window. We were served by a lovely young lady...

Good, not exceptional. When you set those kinds of prices you expect much more. Overall food was nice, pork loin - great. Beef - not special enough to justify cost. Dessert was lovely but the butterscotch sauce was burnt and the burnt flavour ruined what...

Great food but Tom Kerridge needs to rethink the model he’s using for The Coach. The staff’s mission was to get us seated, fed & out within the allotted 1 hour 45 minutes that our booking allowed. And boy, did the staff make us aware...

We had a wonderful family breakfast at The Coach. The food was delicious and each element of the full English breakfast was cooked with care and precision. We had fabulous service with our waitress Juno who was attentive and efficient. We will definitely be back!...

Very good Saturday breakfast . Simple but very tasty. Service a bit boring but efficient. Will recommend in the future!

Overpriced and overrated. The food, what there was if it, was ok, but small portions for the price. Will not go back and don’t recommend.

We visited Friday 4th November. Food poor. Service awful . Used to be great as was the food. So disappointing . Not going again. Go somewhere else.

I was working nearby and had been staying in Marlow for a few days and enjoyed numerous good meals in the high street. Without any doubt my meal at the Coach was the worst. I had booked shortly after 9am and explained my low salt...

Last minute decision to eat here for lunch. Accommodated with seats at the bar commanding a view over the kitchen. Sarah and her team are mesmerising to watch as they send up dish after dish (each quality inspected before being allowed to be sent to...

Managed to book a table here. Arrived on time and shown to our table. Water provided. There was the a delay to taking our drinks order and also food order. Two young staff seemed more interested in chatting to each other in the doorway than...

We were fortunate to get a last minute reservation at this sweet restaurant. The service as great & the food was wonderful! We shared 7 plates between 4 of us. The plates are small servings, but we were pleasantly full and enjoyed everything!

Fist time in the area I was walking down on high street of Marlow finding some places to eat The Coach caught my eye Decided to give it a go First impressions was greeted with a smile Where to start the food was beautiful cooked...

We went for lunch on Saturday as a birthday treat for my wife and we weren’t disappointed. Lovely warm welcome and liked the quirky layout of the bar area. Attentive and friendly service with the whole team very knowledgeable about the menu. My wife opted...

Popped in for Sunday lunch having booked that morning. Food and atmosphere excellent. Could not fault anything and the roasties are to die for (so make sure you leave room!!) Was served by a young engaging and knowledgeable man. Proof that service is as important...