Stratton Arms in Aylesbury Vale

We had a lovely lunch outside. I reserved a table and asked for chairs rather than a bench. We were greeted by a lovely lady behind the bar. We ordered drinks and took them to the table. One way in and another way out. We ordered ham, eggs and chips and Ribs with chips. All staff very helpful. Definitely best to book. Highly recommend.

Stratton Arms- friendly village pub that does basic pub food and accommodates motorhomes and campervans- electrici hook up is also available on request.Be sure you can navigate your vehicle up the small grass slope if theres any chance the ground will be wet.The landlord was helpful and hospitable too. This is an excellent stop over for tose travelling -we will certainly come to visit again

We would like to say a sincere, heartfelt thank you to The Stratton for a lovely quick lunch today. We pulled in on our way to view a house, and were about to leave as we feared we wouldn’t be able to eat in time. On the way out the proprietor asked us if he could help in any way and we explained our situation. He immediately took our order to the kitchen for us and even prepared food to go. We had delicious food that was very, very reasonably priced. I would have paid double for such service and lovely, homely food. I throughly recommend visiting The Stratton. Thank you once again to everyone, the proprietor and the lovely chef!

We phoned through our booking shortly before we arrived at 1.30 pm on Sunday.The car park is fairly large and so too is the garden which had a decent children's playing area.We decided to sit outside and after placing our order at the bar, we returned to our seats.Internally this pub has a " visit your grandparents " feel and has bags of charm....which is added to by excellent friendly staff.We ordered 2 x roast beef dinners which at £8.50 each, were an absolute bargain.Our food was excellent, beef was very soft and the roast potatoes were delicious.The portions were generous also.After clearing the plates, we ordered the banofee pie with cream, perhaps the nicest desert I have ever had.....and I've had many!With 2 pints of lemonade and a pot of tea this totalled an excellent £33.I really enjoyed our visit to the Stratton Arms which is situated a short distance from the A43 near Brackley.The place has an excellent atmosphere and welcomes well behaved dogs also.We met the landlord as we left and told him how much we enjoyed our food and visit.An excellent country pub with tonnes of charm and atmosphere......and the food is not bad either!Visited 23rd August 2020.

We stayed here for a night in our campervan. We hadn't booked but were provided with a great welcome to the beautiful parking area (behind the beautiful pub). No food was available (Covid) but the pub was very well organised for drinks with well thought out systems to ensure social distancing. A really lovely place to visit.Many thanks!

Stratton Arms is a delightful friendly village pub that does amazing food and accommodates our motorhome brilliantly, even provide electricity hook up on request.The landlord could not be more friendly and hospitable and we have met many other lovely “homers” in the bar.This is one of our favourite stops on our travels and we already have plans to visit again now we have more time to enjoy ourselves.

We were looking for a pit stop after visiting Brackley Antiques Cellar, and found this delightful village pub. The welcome is warm and the ambience is everything you would expect of a local. The food is realistically priced and of good quality. The beer is good too. Recommended, but adviseable to book.

Stopped off for lunch on way to the airport just off the A43 near Brackley. A genuine small village pub with real home cooked food at a sensible price. Definately a future stop off point for us

I ordered a Bubble and Squeak - pure heaven served by Lis. £7.50 good value for an excellent meal. This pub run by Phil and Lis serves typical down to earth simple English pub food to die for. I visit this pub when time allows in my taxi business.

Good half way point to meet friends for lunch - been here a couple of times. Just off the A43. Sat Nav wasn’t 100% accurate though - so check google maps. No lunchtime food on Mon + Tues. Good basic menu - nothing fancy. Baked potatoes / sandwiches / pizza / egg + ham etc. Very good value. Very welcoming and a cosy atmosphere.

We stopped overnight in our camper. We were welcomed by our host, Phil, and parked up behind the pub. We had a reserved a table for dinner. The staff were welcoming and the meal was excellent. Proper good pub food at reasonable prices. I had ribs and my wife had a very good vegetarian meal. Liz's bread and butter pudding had already been feted on Facebook and we can confirm that it is to die for! We shall certainly be returning.

Stayed overnight in our camper van - very friendly and helpful - great bottle of red wine and cheese board ! Outside loo open all night

Welcoming pub frequented by locals. Bar staff and waitress friendly. Service very prompt. Food was typical pub fare - nothing wow but nothing to complain about! Quite close to Silverstone.

What a great find, lovely pub in a lovely village, staff so helpful and great for parking your motorhome for the night!

Fabulous Sunday roast followed by superb pudding Thank you for fitting us in even though you were busy!

Super friendly locals pub with space for a few Motorhomes to stop over.

Visited here on a Saturday night with a friend for a meal. The menu is excellent with plenty of choice, and we could not fault the service. The food was very good, we both had steak. I would recommend booking, especially on a Sunday lunch.

We were recommended to this place and on arrival we thought........OH it all looks a bit scruffy!

Stayed in our camper in their extensive car park. They had electric hook ups which was great. The food is incredible. Lots of places claim home made food, this one delivers. You could tell right away that their kitchen microwave, if they even have one, is used for nothing more than reheating the chefs cuppa which went cold while he or she was hand kneading the pizza dough. Lovely Landlord, cheerful staff. This is a great place to visit highly recommended

A small group of us called in for lunch - a couple of our party had a hot meal and the rest sandwiches etc. Everything was excellent - the food - the beer - the landlord and the company. Highly recommended by all of us!.

Unexpectedly had to change our plans due to the horrendous weather. Phoned roughly 2 hours before we arrived. Phil was very friendly and accommodating. The car park was quite full when we arrived but Phil told us to park to the side, when a suitable space became available he directed us to it. We had a meal inside and although the tables were reserved in the restaurant space was made for us in the bar. Prices were very reasonable and the food was delicious. Fresh water and chemical disposal point onsite. Would definitely recommend

This is a hidden gem, we stayed here on our way down to Portsmouth for the night. Phil the owner is really friendly and helped us when we arrived. We are at the restaurant and enjoyed some of the real ales at the bar. They also had electric hookup for our motorhome for £5. Absolute bargain and would highly recommend this place.

This pub is a gem of a place stopped over in our Motorhome met by Phil the landlord who is friendly, helpful and welcoming. Eat in the pub twice great value and lovely food. This place is situated in a pretty village and has great character which is all you need for a short relaxing break with great hosts will be visiting again for sure

In Australia, we would describe Phil from The Stratton Arms as a ‘bloody legend’.

This used to be a beautiful village pub you could visit in the summer and sit watching the river which flows through the garden. Sadly since turning into a park up for motor homes it looks like steptoes yard. Driving past every day all you can see are large piles of rubbish and wood resembling large bonfires. Sad but the lack of care outside puts me off visiting the inside again. The photos here do not represent how it now looks.

Fantastic traditional village pub. Good atmosphere. Unspoilt by commercialism. Great choice of real ales. Owner and staff friendly and couldn't be more helpful. Our dog was welcomed into the bar as well which is always a deciding factor wherever we go. We stayed overnight in motorhome stopover area. We will definitely be back to visit again.

My daughter booked this for a meal with myself and her boyfriendand watch the football when we arrived they had set aside a table net the TV so we could eat and watch the game

They do the best bread and butter pudding......ever. The landlord was very friendly and accomodating.

Stayed here in our motorhome for one night. Nice meal and good value. Landlord and landlady with lovely and friendly and we will be back.

I got the name of this place from Facebook. We have a motorhome and it is listed as a stopover for up to 6. So we called the pub and spoke to Liz, booked in and booked a table and arrived at about 2pm.

We visited the pub as part of the Britstops scheme. We were greeted by the landlord who fitted our campervan into the car park, despite being busy. We anticipated a quiet drink and some bar food and an early night. We ended up enjoying beer, lovely food and wine and a Halloween night with live music. We couldn’t drag ourselves away. Everything was good. Please support this fabulous local pub with friendly landlord and locals!

Friendly locals, friendly landlord, great selection of drinks, great facilities, reasonable prices and fantastic atmosphere. Can't fault this pub at all.

Had Sunday lunch. Generous portions of roast chicken and beef with all trimmings. Good attentive staff especially Megan.

We saw the reviews and gave the pub a try. The carpark was full of Motorhomes which made you think you were arrive at a campsite not a pub. The beer I had was very. Unfortunately the food was a disappointment. My Chilli was bland and the chips were from a packet. My wife didn't enjoy the bit of the gammon she had. Seems to be more of a campsite than a pub.

Friendly welcome and very acceptable choice of local and guest ales. Megan sorted us out on two consecutive evenings with a nice selection of beers and wine. We can claim to have been visiting this pub for 35 years but sadly have only managed a dozen visits in that time. It's the four hours travelling that stops us!

A great pub with a wonderful landlord, serves real ale, Food wonderful cooked by the Landlord's wife, Sunday lunch a must. Booking advised.

Lovely village pub in a great location. The staff are really welcoming and friendly and the waiting staff very attentive. Food was very good and a vast choice available. We stopped overnight in a motorhome and Phil offered us fresh water and Black waste facilities. Well worth another stop if in the area.

Been there twice now. Cheap, cheerful and quiet. Not restaurant food but nice pub food. Would go there again.

Nice afternoon spend in a relaxed environment, nice food, nice beer, lovely pub, dogs are allowed as long as their on leads,which isn’t a problem. This place has a family feel about it, so will definitely be coming back

We had a great welcome from the landlord and later the staff. Great venue to visit, good local pub, beautiful village location and we had an excellent local steak deal for two sirloins and a decent bottle of wine all for £25, so great value for money as well.

Stayed here for a long weekend on recommendation of friends from Brackley in our van on the grass field behind the pub. The landlord was very accommodating and helped us with suppyiing enough electric lead for EHU, The fees were for electric only providing we ate in the pub, which was not a problem as the menu was fantastic - so much choice and very reasonable.

Had seen The Stratton Arms advertised online, and after reading the reviews we thought we would try it for dinner. We really wish we didn't!

Went here for diner on recommendation of our Airbnb hosts. Nice small pub with seperate diningroom, great menu, great food.

A great find in a beautiful village. Having experienced probably the worst meal of our lives in the Crown Hotel in Brackley it was a pleasure to find just a stones throw from Brackley The Stratton Arms! The landlord, Phil was very friendly and made us feel welcome. We hadn’t booked so we missed out on the Sunday roast so we settled for the bar menu which was perfect. Real ales are regularly changed, 5 in total I think. We will be definitely heading back.

Our first visit to the Stratton Arms, it certainly won't be our last. The food was absolutely beautifully cooked, extremely tasty and good sized portions. The staff were friendly and helpful, we couldn't have asked for better.

After walking from Brackley stopped for lunch with our 18 month old granddaughter.

Rather than fight the busy Friday evening traffic home we decided to break our journey and stop over at the Stratton Arms. The Pub is listed in Britstop Motor home Pub Stopovers. We got a fantastic welcome from Phil and his small team at the pub. At weekends there is an extensive menu to choose from and we had a really nice meal that was great value for money. This is a proper friendly village pub busy with locals who welcome in visitors and a good selection of drinks including some real ales. We had really nice chats to a few of them. A brilliant evening to round off our week touring Yorkshire and the Midlands.. Big thank you to Phil and the team. We will be back soon. Glynne & Ann

What a lovely local for dropping in on our circular walks to Turweston which in itself is a complete surprise tucked away as it is. A good selection of beers, excellent pub food, friendly landlord, a real traditional atmosphere, what more could you ask for?

A very traditional attractive pub with an extensive menu which is very reasonably priced. Situated slightly off the main roads ensures you can sit outside & enjoy the traditional village setting.

A lovely classic pub. Off the beaten track easily bypassed in these modern times. Well worth seeking out, child friendly and lovely outdoor space.

Fantastic old world country pub in scenic surroundings. Staff were friendly and nothing too much trouble. Great home cooked food with friendly family atmosphere

A very friendly pub. Served good, old fashioned, pub group and very decent beer. The liver & bacon was a real heart.

The first time I visited was with my dog (dog friendly!) and father, for something to eat.

Stayed in our Motorhome for the second time. Always a warm welcome to this traditional English pub, a good selection of well kept beer and wines and the food was delicious and home made. We had the Lasagne and Liver and bacon, both were well cooked generous portions and very good value for money.

Good home made food nice people great meal 👍Would definitely recommend this pub , plenty of friends use the pub.

5 of us enjoyed a gorgeous meal We all chose something different from the menu and none of us were disappointed. Beautiful homemade food, everyone was impressed with the quality. A few of us managed desserts, which were equally delicious Great hosts and lovely staff

A Sunday lunch just like my mum used to cook. A simple choice of beef or chicken and freshly cooked vegetables. The beef was not as rare as I would like but that's personal choice. Lovely roast potatoes and Yorkshire puddings and lots of gravy. Yum! Apple and blackberry crumble with custard finished off the meal perfectly. Very pleasant and friendly staff who were very accommodating as we turned up nearly an hour late tho we had let them know. We were on our way back from an event at Silverstone and it took about 10 minutes so an ideal distance and set us up for the journey home. If we're back that way we'll certainly visit again.

Wanted somewhere to stop for lunch on our way to Silverstone in our motorhome and this was just what we wanted. The landlord came out to greet us and helped us to park. The beer was good and we had good homemade pub food which was excellent value. It's a small pub in a very pleasant village and there are numerous tables outside. As a bonus for those with a motorhome the landlord allows an overnight stopover in the grounds. The landlord and staff were very friendly and I'm sure we'll be going there again in the future.

It’s a bit of a trek to get there but the surrounding countryside is delightful. The scampi and chips were good and the apple and strawberry sponge dessert with ice-cream was very good. The staff welcoming and very efficient. Prices were reasonable and I’d certainly go back again.

we stopped at the Stratton Arms in June with our motor home it was a very nice to stop and the food was excellent,Phil the landlord bend over backwards for us to make our stay great, and his wife did the staff were very freindly.The beer was spot on great when you havent got to drive.We would recommend this pub restaurant highly,we will deff go again. Thanks Phil for everything AND WE STILL THINK YOU LOOK LIKE OUR CUSS OUT OF THE GROUP, THE McCOYS..A good photo to.

Following a event in Brackley, I had to find a informal venue for a very late lunch for a group of 12.( 3pm).The Stratton Arms came up trumps. We had to order the food in advance, which was prefect for our needs. The service very attentive and the overall cost was reasonable.Many thanks for accommodating our needs

We visited on a Sunday eventually finding the pub after the sat nav took us up a nearby lane. There was the choice of chicken or lamb roasts which came with good portions of piping hot vegetables. These were surpassed by the desserts which were also good portions, tasted great and clearly home made - I had bread and butter pudding with custard which was spot on.

I'm a bit struggling with some of the reviews on here relating to the place we actually went to. Anyway...The Stratton Arms is a small, old fashioned (and I presume old) pub in the pretty village of Turweston. There is a car park and large beer garden and play area out back and it's on a quiet street in a quiet area. The staff were friendly enough and there is a good range of beers. The signs say families and dogs welcome although I don't think we saw either inside the pub.The menu is quite extensive, in a such small place that should have been read as a bit of a warning sign. The food isn't particularly expensive by pub grub standards but then it isn't particularly good. Nothing awful, nothing inedible but paying to sit down to a meal that resembled something I'd throw together on a wet Wednesday evening after a long day at work wasn't impressive. Despite the sign outside and despite comments on here this wasn't home cooked food, nothing we had or saw the people sat next to us have that hadn't been in a freezer ten minutes before it was served. Such a lot that could have been improved; either something has happened in the last few weeks or the reviewers raving about the homemade dishes have very low standards ( or are mates with the landlord). It wasn't a terrible experience but it wasn't really a very good one either,I don't think I will be back to eat there.

My dad and I had the pork my sister went with chicken, there was plenty of veg and of course the traditional Yorkshire pudding. It was very good, service was excellent atmosphere in the dining room was lovely. We all three went for desert I had the bread and butter pudding sister and Dad had cherry l pudding we all 3 enjoyed our meal even tho we were a little sad because it was the first time we had been without Mum.

We called into the Stratton Arms for dinner to make a change from our usual Brackley pubs. The pub is quite small and what I would call a 'proper pub'. We were made to feel welcome and shown to a table in the dining room. The menu has a good choice of traditional home cooked food. The food arrived in good time, all very well cooked and tasted fantastic. My only negative was that I didn't have room for pudding. At £27 for 3 of us incl drinks it was also excellent value for money. I would definitely recommend this pub.

We stopped off for some lunch on the way to a company do. Pleasantly surprised 5 of us had a great meal. I am talking to SWMBO about a return to try the desserts. The speak that I had was a Curry Bockwurst. When it arrived it had PROPER gewurz curry ketchup.

The publican "Phil" knows his beers and is a good host, ask what he recommends and take the benefit of his knowledge. The food is very good, atmosphere good and in the summer there is a nice outdoor area which also takes camper vans. I think its closed on Tuesdays.

A very friendly pub with a flat car park which welcomes Motorhomes for the night with a very good selection of meals and drinks. We go there when we can and are warmly welcomed by Phil. A great place.

Came here with my parents as my great grandfather was born in the village. Very friendly lovely pub. Great food .. very very reasonable prices... we will be back.

One of the friendliest best pubs we have ever visited. Do not miss this pub, Phil & his wife will give you such a warm welcome on this true village pub. We had a wonderful Sunday Lunch followed by homemade ( and REAL homemade ) apple & cinnamon sponge dessert.We stayed overnight in our Motorhome alongside two others as part of the "Brit Stops" scheme.Fabulous!

We have just bought a motor home and saw on a camper Facebook site that this pub was a great stopover We live about 1hr from here so thought it would be a great place to stop to try the MH out so if we had any issues we could go home easily . The landlord Phil is friendly and helpful We ate in the pub in the evening , the food was lovely and the bar had a great atmosphere. We parked out the back of the pub where there are some Electrical Hook up points You can also take your dog in the pub

This pub in the centre of Turweston is very welcoming to motorhomes where you can overnight for free. EHU is available for a small fee. Real ales are served at sensible prices and the food is very popular. Large garden to the rear with picnic tables, children's play area and barbecues. Landlord is very friendly as are the locals. Have stayed here twice now and wouldn't hesitate to go back.

A delightful midweek lunch with a friend. The landlord was very welcoming and friendly and the food was delicious home cooked pub food. We will definitely go back.

I live overseas but every time I come back always take my parents down for an evening meal and a drink. Food is always great and the staff are extremely friendly.If your looking for good quality home cooked food, definitely worth a visit and the beers are good too.

We spent two nights this week in our Motorhome behind this pub. The landlord Phil is very welcoming and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Turweston is a lovely village and our two dogs enjoyed the walks in the area, and the dogs were both welcome in the pub. We had a meal on our first evening and it was spot on. We hope to be back in the Spring next year.

Took the family here for lunch today. Given a very warm welcome and friendly service. Good menu with vegetarian options. Party of 6 had a spread of meals from the menu and we were all very pleased with what we were served.Recommend this venue for very good pub grub.Will go here again - a short walk from where we we staying.

Excellent family lunch. Food and service good. Reasonable prices. Will definitely visit again when we are in the area.Thoroughly recommended

We had a lovely evening meal, freshly cooked and reasonably priced. We were made very welcome by the landlord and his wife. We would like to return when next in the area.

Have visited a few times for drinks, so tried the food this time. The portions and quality were excellent. The menu is simple good old fashioned pub grub at great prices. The staff were all excellent and efficient. The service, food, and prices are unfussy and everything you don't get in a gastro pub. Not once were the better half and I called 'guys' by the staff, how refreshing ! Will we be returning to eat ?.........yes definately.

I went with a friend for Sunday lunch. We booked a table, which was ready on our arrival, 1.30pm. The menu displayed on the bar stated roast beef or chicken with a very reasonable price of £7.50. We bought a drink and were shown to our table. Eventually a very charming young lady came to take our order. In the middle of her question as to choice, a more mature lady rushed up and stated there was no more chicken available. This left us with the only choice left, beef, or something else from the menu. We chose beef. The meal when it arrived was plentiful and well cooked, the beef a little more done than I would have chosen, plenty of vegetables and not well done roast potatoes. The desserts we chose were very nice and quite reasonably priced at £4+. The dining area is very small and the arrival of a large family with two small children, certainly diminished our enjoyment. Plenty of parking available and outside seating and childrens' play area also provided.

Great little pub 20 minute walk or so from Brackley, a favourite in the summer when you can sit outside where it's very peaceful with a stream at the bottom of the garden

Staying in the area for a few days for an event, so we called in on our first night as it was very close to our accommodation. Phil was charming from the start and we all had a great time and a good laugh. At least some of our party ended up in here most nights during our stay. Great place, we'll be back for sure

Really nice place stayed there the night in are camper really fresh home made food and dog friendly big garden for kids to run about . Will be going back again very soon

Visited tonight at short notice as friends visiting from abroad. Made very welcome, even though it was Monday, we were cooked a delicious, reasonably priced meal. Will certainly go again.

Great pub, well kept beers, massive garden which is fantastic for kids to run around in.Plus you can reserve a bbq and bring your own grub to cook, which is a nice alternative to eating in - although I hear that is pretty good too.Recommended!

I had heard a lot about this pub from various forums & Facebook and as its only a short drive away, thought I'd have to give it a go!'Twas a sunny Saturday afternoon when I arrived. The car park was nearly empty, and as I was in my camping van, I slotted it neatly in the corner under a shady tree, and went in. The cool bar was empty apart from Phil behind the bar who introduced himself. We quickly deduced that yes, I could park overnight, he took credit cards, and that food would be available from 6. Perfect! I settled down with a very nice pint of Doombar. Other beers were available, including Otter, and Lighthouse. Both looked appetising. A few more customers came in and we all had a chat. Very friendly folk in Turweston!Come 6 o'clock I ordered and ate my 3 course meal. Very tasty and reasonably priced it was too. A little later I headed toward my van for some shut-eye, and had a good nights kip. Successful mission accomplished. Phil doesn't charge to overnight on his car park, so long as you are a customer!He can handle rallies too, in a weeks time he was due 22 campers and motor homes. There is quite a large grass area behind the pub for such events and also a large kiddies play area. The pub has its own Facebook page where there are more details. I have only one niggle, and that's the outside gents toilet needs re-doing, which Phil tells me is on the cards soon.

This is a lovely little local pub in a lovely little village. We are Canadian, but our family hails from this village and some are buried in the local churchyard. Years ago, there was a tunnel running from the cellar of the pub to the church. It is now blocked off on the pub side, but the barman was kind enough to let us have a peek. We did check in advance to ensure we didn't visit on the day it was closed (Tuesdays). Our kids loved it, especially because the village is part of their heritage and knowing that their great grandfather and generations before enjoyed a pint in the very same pub was special.

This is a cosy old fashioned pub with friendfly staff. Good selection of beer (five when I came). it is quite small inside and has a small restaurant attached (may 15 people max) which is not always open. It pays to check before you go. Has good parking and a large field down to a stream at the bottom. one of my favourite Pubs in the area.

As we arrived on a Tuesday we weren't able to eat in the restaurant, which was a shame. But, the parking was good and we really appreciate that the landlord is putting on these facilities. The only person on site was someone that lived in the pub, so we gave him the £4 for our electric.

Really friendly service and huge pub garden next to a really pretty river. Great value Sunday roast, we'll be back!

So, we were looking for a dog friendly pub to enjoy a spot of lunch on a b/h day out. This place came recommended on a 'dog-friendly' website and I can report that it didn't disappoint. Tucked away in the small village of Turweston just outside Bracknell, it's a really welcoming hide-away. The menu is sizeable, including puddings, and the staff were really friendly and welcoming. We booked a table because we had no back-up plan if it turned out to be busy, and yes Charlie (the Cavachon) was most welcome (except in the restaurant itself, which was fine - we ate in the pub). We had three main courses, two deserts and drinks for less than £40 and it was good grub too. We were advised of both the homemade and bought in puddings, which was refreshingly honest. We left feeling contented and ready for the next stage of our day. We would all go again!

Sunday lunch - great value - good homely cooking - delicious. There are only very few tables so Sunday lunch is taken in two sittings - it is advisable to pre-book.

We took a friend to Sunday lunch after reading some Tripadvisor reviews and were not in any way disappointed. For a really good price we had a choice of starters, some delicious sounding desserts and a choice of 2 roasts. The dining room is small - seats 18 maximum - and has a very cosy village atmosphere. Service was efficient and friendly with several checks to see we were happy with our food. I had chicken and the others had lamb and we were very impressed to get two separate jugs of gravy. Very unusual these days. A large platter of fresh vegetables, roast potatoes and Yorkshire pudding tasted excellent. My one disappointment was that we had no room to sample the excellent puddings. I saw some and they looked very enticing. Certainly a place to go for a very reasonable Sunday lunch.

Proper pub with no pretensions to be gastro, good home cooked food at really cheap prices. Lovely Sunday lunch just like mum used to do. 5 real ales on tap always in great condition.

we went for Sunday lunch and because I am vegetarian the Landlord went out of his way to make me the Best Fish n Chips I have ever tasted!! The service is 5 Star and every time we go here we are made soo welcome. I would highly recommend the food here as the Best in the Area and the Fish n Chips are Fantastic!!

Great British country pub in a sleepy village. The pub has a small but perfectly formed original bar and small restaurant area serving great food and drink. There is a large garden area for bar-b-q's and picnics with a river at the bottom,

Stayed here with our Motorhome on our way to France. Phil couldn't be any more accommodating he runs out to greet you provides electric hook up if needed. Food in the pub is excellent and the locals are very friendly too. Great place will be visiting again soon. Thanks Phil

ok I'm biased, this is one of my favourite local Pubs. Always clean and with an enormous garden for young families. The staff are great to include the Landlord owner too. All of the beer's are well kept and the Otter Bitter at £3.00 per pint is always in great shape and at this price, everyone is happy. This is a well respected Pub where visitors are always made welcome by the staff and regulars too. No complaints and btw I'm not commenting on the food as I drink and do not eat there

Visited with a supplier, and found a quaint ( but slightly cluttered dining area). Food was home made and good. I won't be returning for work lunches though. This has been a difficult one to rate because the staff were lovely, and the food was obviously home made and nice. It just felt like the dining area was cluttered and dated ( hope I'm not being to cruel).

Doing a recce for a newspaper article and popped in here after visit to local airfield. No food weekday lunchtimes except Friday's!!! But that didn't stop Clare, beef,cheese and ham rolls and an excellent pint of summer ale from nearby Brill.This is the way service should be , if you at thinking of opening a restaurant/pub nearby offer Clare a job....you won't go wrong.