The Barn at Turville Heath in Wycombe

If you combine value, choice and quality you have a solid 5 star place. Where else can you order pheasant burgers? And get a minted lamb burger with home made bread for under £10? A brilliant place!

We have been a few times to The barn at Turville and I would always have recommended this in the past. However, on this occasion, my friend ordered the food and they were not very pleasant to her, even though we had booked in the food when it came was not up to standard in anyway at all, the coffee was extremely bitter chips, undercookedoverall very disappointed and it is absolutely beautiful place

I visited with my partner and it looks beautiful but the soup of the day was not in fact it was awful. I think if you want burgers and Pizzas all will be well. Coffee was excellent.

We had a nice lunch here, but it's an odd place. Firstly it's not easy to find. Secondly it does not have a car park, so you have to park about 300M away. We had made a reservation, but this does not mean you have a table reserved. We were just told to pick one. The barn is where you will eat. Looks very old and rustic. Had a very good heater that we sat beside. You have to go into another building to order your food and drinks. The menu is not extensive, but as long as you like burgers or pizza there will be something for you. The staff are very young and not well trained. When I asked which Bitters they had, she was completely bamboozled. She started to tell me about their lagers, and when I explained what I wanted, she started to tell me about their lagers again. Very odd. The Dexter beef burgers were good, and I had a vegetable and bean stew. Prices are reasonable, so good value for money. Toilets are basic.

Hadn't visited here since pre covid and so wasn't aware of the booking system. Unfortunately that meant I hadn't booked but the place was not busy so I politely enquired with young man whether the bookings was for food only or whether my friend and I would be able to get just drinks. He informed me it would be better if I had booked. Well I'll know for next time! My friend and I carried on with our walk and 150 to 200 metres down the track I heard a bike coming fast behind us. We moved over to let the enthusiastic mountain biker past, only to realise it was a man in an apron. He wanted to know our names and why we were complaining about his booking system. I was taken off guard and very intimidated. He kept telling my friend he was called Chris which was a bit weird. I hadn't complained about his booking system in the slightest. If places can afford to turn away good custom in the current economic climate then good for them. I did not however appreciate being chased down the lane by a seemingly angry man in an apron for simply asking a polite question. Its quite honestly the most strange thing I've ever had to write about on trip advisor. I'm glad I wasn't on my own for this altercation. But partly I'm intrigued as to what lengths this man would actually go to if someone were to actually complain abut his booking system. For a saturday lunchtime the place seemed rather empty. I wonder why?

We got a hartly welcome, although it was rather busy, so that already gave u a good feeling from the beginning. We sat outside, which was a nice view, and although it was busy staff did an extra effort to bring us the food at our table. The misses had only a soup, kids a very good pizza with extra toppings and I had a very good vegeterian goulash. Not very big dishes, but on the other hand great quantity doesn't always mean great quality... You order in the barn, food is prepared outside in an adjecent covered area, everything very visible, nothing to hide (open kitchen). I had the impression they were working rather improvised, with the means and the help they could get, we found it very charming. I don't know if they always rely on the same people to help them out, but they all were very friendly and helpfull hardworking men and women. Very fair priced, you certainly get value for money. Bookings required, and since I was aware of this by my landlord from last year we booked very well in advance. When we are back in the region we'll certainly book again.

You have to prebook so they don't get too busy. Service was very quick and friendly. The food was simple but delicious. Good choice of beers too. The setup is rustic, so don't go expecting a fancy gastropub style. You either eat in the farmyard or in the barn. l loved it!

Lovely welcome and delicious food. We had the vegetarian bean stew which is served with bread roll and is really tasty. As is the chocolate and orange cake. Efficient system for collecting hot food and cheery staff. Nice to sit outside and look out over the green. A happy place.

Haven't been here for a while and wish we hadn't bothered. The place seems to have experienced a personality change. The rudeness with which we were addressed by the lady serving implied she wanted to keep the locals sweet and cyclists had to book - what a joke. I checked with the male owner who said it was OK to come in. The egg rolls took 30 minutes.... won't be coming back. The woman obviously has a thing about cyclists

Arrived as a small group hadnt booked . We didnt know we had to and dared to think they might seve us as the cafe was less than a third full on the day, but no a lecture from the owner about how we hadnt booked ( we knew ) and an enforced wait of 15min before we got a few coffess and small pieces of cake . Coffeee was fine cake tasty but small portions Customer service was shocking . We wont be back !

Lovely place food really lovely staff amazing. The whole placewas lovely will be going again great for walkers cyclist and horse riders

Clearly there has been some historical issues between the cafe owner and locals, NIMBY’s and the like with regards to parking, so we were told where we couldn’t park. We came for our pre-booked slot. The place was dead, no atmosphere and a few butchered classic cars, hence my comment about being twee. It is expensive and even though we were the only people there we were told that there was no waitress service, not a huge issue but hardly inclusive for a parent with young children or anyone with mobility issues. Two breakfast baps and coffees were north of £17 and Heinz sauce ( Stokes or Tiptree is the sauce to have if it is meant to be premium pork products). Bizarrely the “sausage” is a burger al La McDonalds, it tasted ok but recently we had three hot drinks, three breakfast buns with a choice of two fillings in them for £18 -an hour up the road in rural Buckinghamshire on a working farm, so for me won’t be going back. Expensive and all a bit twee, I expect tourists love it.

We visited yesterday on a gloriously sunny day. We booked for 11.45 coffee and 1pm lunch and were delighted with both. The welcome from the hostess was brilliant - friendly and efficient. Excellent coffee served in good-sized mugs (hand-crafted?). After a short circular walk we returned for our lunch - vegan spicy veggie burgers - which were generous and delicious. Service was a little slow, particularly for taking orders, but the staff are so friendly you don't really mind too much. Warning: if you're approaching from the north, having turned off the M40, Google maps takes you down a track which ends in a footpath which means you have a 5-minute walk through the wood.

This is an excellent place. Everything on the menu is good, the staff are lovely and the whole ethos of the place is great. We have coffee’d, tea’d and eaten there several times recently. Every time a warm welcome and nice fayre. You need to book, but that’s great in these wierd times. We would like them to open a northern branch.

It was only because we had a breakdown i.e. a tubeless tire went flat they were so helpful and friendly we’ve never been in there before because it’s quite close to Henley and we are based in Henley but what an absolute treat will definitely go there again the Sun bacon and egg burn the bread was baked that morning I saw it coming out of the oven absolutely stunning just done a super coffee made with really nice milk can’t recommend this place enough really really good

Really good burgers and chips and a very welcome stop after a long walk. Very friendly staff too. Highly recommend.

A friend and I had booked here (it's bookings only) as our lunch stop on a long walk in the area. We ran a little late so called ahead to say and they were fine with it. Ordered burgers, chips and cold drinks- very good food indeed. I ordered gluten free and the server asked if I was coeliac- which I am- which was reassuring as it shows a good level of understanding.

Lovely place we arrived as it opened & they were not really ready. However the food was very good. If you are walking in the area worth a visit

The Barn had been on our ‘To do’ list for some time but we finally made it. What an amazing place this is and a welcome stop after the walk up from Turville. The building and surroundings are stunning, the staff are both welcoming and...

Beautiful place with amazing burgers of all types and some daily specials. The whole family was delighted - best ‘burgers’ in years. Thank you!

Met up with friends for a walk and then adjourning to the Barn cafe. Well looked after ( friendly service ), and we had a burger ( mine was a venison burger ), but the cakes we also very good. Would come back here definitely....

Very poor food, nothing special. Had to wait 1 hour for some chip and burgers. Nice location Staff friendly.

Turville Heath and surrounding area ...just a fabulous place for cyclists. The Barn is ideal to visit- not fancy but great coffee and a quick bite - staff are excellent, food is wholesome , and the location is worth the trip ....

Super location tucked away in the woods. Perfect stop after a long bike ride with a friendly welcome and best coffee I have had at any cafe in ages.

In a really quiet spot popular with cyclists and walkers this is a hidden. Burgers were lovely, good dressings and toppings and the chips were fab

We chose to stop at The Barn on our way back home after a short break on Henley. It came highly recommended which may have clouded our judgement as it was built up to a level that it didn’t quite match. Falafel and spicy veg...

Our first visit to the Barn since lockdown. Quite a few changes in place to accommodate the new rules and regs but none have affected the charm of the Barn or the atmosphere. The staff are welcoming and accommodating and the food just as good...

I love visiting this place. The staff here provide a warm welcome from a morning in the saddle. (please don't try and visit by car) The coffees are always top notch and for August they're offering pizzas - but make sure you book online. The...

Lovely summers day, morning walking along the river and then a short drive upto Turville Heath. We booked a day ahead and the barn was probably near capacity with the big C restrictions, but no where near normal busy. We had pizzas as it was...

Such a fantastic unique place for a refreshment or something to bite!!! Not too far from Turville village itself, perfect for walk lovers or original TV & Film locations enthusiasts!!! Highly recommended place!!!

Been here several times now and indeed sang it’s praises to lots of people, if your out walking or cycling then you have to include this eatery on your trail, good honest tasty food in a whacky setting that doesn’t cost the earth and tastier...

We’d heard of this place and set out on foot from Turville to find it. And what a find! Perfect place for a pit stop coffee and bacon sarnie, or any of the other refreshments they offer (cakes, soup, cold drinks etc) Full of cyclists...

Arrived on the 16th Jan for lunch. Despite trip advisor instructing them to be open on Thursdays, this is in fact only in the summer, and opening hours differ during the Winter. Disappointed but made a instant hot chocolates in the self serve ‘horse box cafe’.

Best bacon butties Ever! A short walk from the road. Lots of places to sit inside and outside. Friendly service and lots of choice. Lots of walkers and cyclists. Fabulous walks all around as well.

Delicious simple burgers using the meat from the farm, at a good price. Lovely sitting outside on an October day (actually warmer than the inside). Very friendly and helpful staff. Lots of space for kids to run around and a couple of rope swings in the trees.

I found the barn on trip advisor and liked the fact it's a bit remote and likely to be safe place to take the family and we were not disappointed today we fed 5 adults and 5 children with soft drinks for £71 pretty good value the food is made to order and the staff are really friendly, you can see your food being cooked in the open kitchen outside in the yard. It's nice the owners have made a business using what they have on the property.Dont be put off as there is no car park because you can park 5 minutes walk and there are loads of roads where you could park, The website does not advertise this very well because the page is under construction.Bring garden games with you kids will play for hours in a safe location.We will come again soon.

What a lovely find! Make The Barn your walking destination on a pleasant summer day and enjoy lovely woodland surroundings, friendly, efficient service, smiles from other walkers and cyclists, and simple, reasonably priced, great quality food. The place was buzzing when we visited last Sunday and we were asked if we minded a wait for food. We didn't mind at all - we only had to wait half an hour and it was a pleasure to sit outside and enjoy the view. Despite being busy, The Barn didn't let their standards slip. My hubby was delighted by the quality of his bacon roll, I was delighted with my tasty broccoli & stilton soup, and we were both delighted by the crispy chips. All served with a smile. Delightful.

If you are looking for somewhere a bit different and off the beaten track seek out The Barn. A wonderful place to take children, dogs, horses and an appetite. There is only a small menu but the food is fresh cooked and delicious. The only problem now is that it is becoming so well known and so popular.

Stumbled onto this wonderful cafe in the Chiltern Hills. So out of the way and unadvertised that only tripadvisor and locals know about it. "The Barn" is well worth the effort of finding. The meats are all raised on the farm and delicious - we had a minted lamb burger and a pheasant burger. A shout out to Danny who was behind the counter and very friendly. Robin, the owner/farmer, was so gracious. He gave us a wonderful tour of the farm history - probably the oldest structure in the area with walls from the 1300's and beams from Henry VIII's boats. Amazing!!! The ultimate tour is something you'll have to ask Robin about, but we were the first Americans he took on it.

A friend doesn't live too far away from The Barn and suggested it for a Sunday get-together as she'd been wanting to try it for a while and it's dog-friendly (inside and out), so she could take her time and not worry about getting back for her dog. It was a bit of a trek for me but completely worth it. It was overcast but not too nippy to sit outside and we were lucky to find a table (I can imagine that it's even lovelier in the summer, when the weather's nice enough for a blanket on the grass). We had a variety of burgers (beef and lamb) with chips and it was all absolutely delicious. Everything was fresh and full of flavour. They were very busy and there was a little bit of a wait (20 minutes) but we were warned in advance. Cakes (Victoria sponge and chocolate brownie) were also lovely. Tea is served in proper mugs but the food was on paper plates. I think that when they're very busy, it's probably easier than dealing with the dirty crockery (at one point the cutlery tray was empty), but it would be nice if they were able to get rid of the disposable items at some point in the future.

We took friends here yesterday after a walk and it was so lovely, as always. We sat out in the sunshine and enjoyed delicious bacon baps (the proper stuff, no cheap bacon in sight!) and pheasant burgers which the men loved! A brilliant range of food, drinks, cakes and ice creams, served by very friendly and helpful people, in the most glorious setting. Highly recommended!

A brilliant cafe visited by walkers and cyclists alike. Brilliant service, excellent food (burgers and cakes) and all-round excellence.

I have been walking in the Chiltern Hills for 30 years and this recently-opened weekend cafe has made this activity even more enjoyable. The building is a huge, converted barn and there is lots of seating inside and out. The food is simple but very good quality and nothing like the price of the Chilterns' gastro pubs which are always crowded at weekends. You are not allowed to bring cars near this lovely place.

My wife and I called into the Barn on a cool, but sunny Saturday morning. The Barn is very popular with walkers and mountain bikers and cyclists. Both inside and all the benches and tables outside were all full. There was a long queue and some of the people around us were waiting for over an hour for hot food they ordered as the staff seemed to be struggling to keep up with orders.

What a fantastic find! The Barn is at Turville Heath, close to the tourist traps of Fingest, Turville and Skermitt, but in a much more tranquil location. Numerous paths run past the door, you have to park and walk and the place is optimised for those on two or four legs with places to secure your horse, a bucket of dog biscuits inside the door and gourmet sausages for dogs on the menu. As the name suggests the cafe is in a lovely old barn, on one of the many charming Chiltern farms, the menu includes enticing local produce, soup, baps, burgers and chips and tempting cakes. On our first visit the barn was shut but the help-yourself honesty horse-box was open with tea, coffee and a range of cakes and snacks. On our second visit we sampled the falafel burger and gourmet dog sausage - both delicious. A definite one-off and a must-stop-pit-stop for bike or horse riders and ramblers in the area

The Barn is often our first cake-and-coffee 'reward' stop cycling from Maidenhead, although we've also occasionally been tempted by the burgers and other locally-produced fresh food. Lovely, friendly and welcoming in a peaceful location, it's a perfect asset for the community who are lucky enough to enjoy exploring our beautiful countryside, whether on two wheels or two or four feet. Keep up the good work team, we'll be back again in a couple of weekends' time.

My children, dog & I all enjoyed a well earned rest here on our long walk. Very friendly staff & the cheesey chips & doggy dish went down extremely well! Looking forward to returning soon.

Really idyllic place at start/end/middle of fantastic walking&riding; in beautiful countryside. Very friendly team producing fantastic food - including special birthday cakes for my wife's birthday. Highly recommended

We have visited the Barn many times for coffee, cake and burgers but this time we had one of Robin's pizzas. Wow! The best pizza I have had for a very long time. The base is apparently something Robin has been working to perfect for a while now and I think he has cracked it but knowing Robin be will not be satisfied and will keep making subtle changes.

We stopped here as part of a tour we’re on. The veggie burger and chips and the beef goulash were very good. Service was pretty quick, even with a large group and with a fair number of cyclists who stopped. Very nice staff!

Stopped here a couple of times now. Great stop to break a walk or bike ride. Great selection of wonderful cakes, drinks and haven’t managed a burger yet but just a matter of time.

Walked here from Fingest on a beautiful sunny May Sunday. Got there just before closing but were warmly welcomed, burgers are freshly cooked to order and lovely, all followed by cake which as we were walking back were fully justified. One of our party was struggling with an injury so the staff gave her a lift back, this was extremely kind but I’ll stress not a regular offer. Place doesn’t have a licence but there’s plenty of pubs nearby. It’s a really peaceful spot and well worth the walk/ride or if you drive then you can park 400m away and walk to it.

Really great place to grab so delicious simple food. Really nice burgers, better than anything i've tasted before by far. Beef, Pheasant are amazing. Planning on trying Lamb next time :D Lovely location too there's no parking (or at least no much and its a few hundred yards away) so me and my partner walk from Turvelle. Makes me feel like i've earned a slice of cake!

Fantastic place for families, walkers, cyclists, horse riders and anyone who loves something different in the country side.

We stopped off mid walk and received a warm welcome. A lovely lunch and great service. Highly recommend a visit.

This cafe is on one of our favourite walks and this time we took 14 family members of all ages. They were not fazed, they held a table, gave swift service of absolutely delicious food. Will definitely return!

What a great gem this place is! I hope it never loses its charm. Friendly people, great food and huge cake wedges!!! Lovely

I really enjoy walking my dog or riding my bike here at weekends.... great place for a coffee or breakfast. A lot of dog walkers and people ride there bikes here from all over the place and I can see why.

After a boozy night in Henley, a walk with the promise of Goulash and Burgers is the best cure for sore heads. Recommended by a Bunty. This really was worth the trip, Delicious Beef Burgers, Delectable Goulash and Delightful Lamb. I will be coming back for more.

The Barn can only be accessed on foot (or bike) and part of its appeal is that there are no cars around, giving it a lovely rural setting.

I have wanted to visit the Barn for a while and decided to go yesterday afternoon. Being midweek myself and my dog were the only ones here. I had a cup of tea and a piece of coffee and walnut cake which was absolutely delicious. The barn has seating inside and out and is in a nice location in a mainly wooded area which was great for dog walking. I would definitely come here again and maybe on a day when they have the full service so I can try a burger and a sausage for the dog!

Idyllic spot for coffee, tea and light lunch. Added attraction is the location and no road access, Walkers, cyclists and horse riders welcome.

Called in half way around a long bike ride and was in need of sustenance. Had the bean goulash, delicious.

This historic barn housing a café is tucked away down a lane - and you'll need to leave your car about 400m away and walk either up a tarmacked track or along a footpath through the common. Bikes and horses can come right up to it though, its just that there is no public parking at the barn. But the walk is easy and more than worth it! Tasty juicy burgers from the homebred cattle, sausages from the homebred sheep and piggies, but also a veggie burger and a falafel burger., and goulash soup... Also lovely cakes and coffees/teas... the menu might not be long, but its got all you need. You can sit in the barn but outside on the common is much nicer if its good weather. Service is only on Fri, Sat, Sun or Bank Holidays, but its open all week between 10 and 4pm.

A super place for walkers, cyclists, horse riders or beauty spot lovers. Quaint setting and genuine food made with care and attention. We had the burgers which were delicious and the cakes were moist and tasty.

We visited on a Sunday having been walking with friends for our second visit. The Barn is such a fantastic place and they had clearly had a busy weekend with lots of visitors. You will be hard pressed to find a more delicious burger. We will be heading back, this time on our bikes, for more soon! Well done Robin!

This is not your average cafe and is almost unique. It is very welcoming as you approach it through the trees and heath. It serves up lovely coffee and cakes for hungry walkers and cyclists. More recently we called in for lunch and had soup, a felafel burger and beef burgers made from meat from the farm. All were very tasty and well presented. This is a very friendly and civilised place to visit.

Happened across The Barn on a Saturday afternoon walk. A quirky little place, though it could have been a bit warmer on a chilly rainy day like today (the only heating appeared to be a patio heater over one table). We just stopped for coffee and very nice home made cake. The staff were friendly and were kind enough to let me stay past closing time whilst the hubster went to get the car!

We stopped at this place while doing a circular walk from Christmas Common. It was quite busy and all the inside seating was taken and there were quite a few people outside sitting at picnic tables. We were ready for some lunch so we both had Felafel burgers. They also had goulash, soup, cakes etc. We sat outside as it was a reasonably pleasant day.

I went to this place on an early weekday by bike in the rain. Cakes were laid out with covers, an urn of hot water and coffee / tea and I was allowed to help myself. The cakes were fresh and tasty. This place has amazing rustic charm and I felt the honesty of the place really heart warming that such a place could exist in the UK. I will most likely go back on a weekend when they offer more in terms of hot food. If the sun had been out, then this place is THE PLACE to go to as they have wonderful outside seating. Interestingly enough I was recommended this place by someone at Velolife which is not too far away.

Stubbled onto The Barn whilst out on long walk last spring. Even though I had a lunch in my backpack, decided to try their home made goulash. It's the best I've ever had (notwithstanding my Hungarian heritage!). Sat outside on bench in the sunshine and am sure that this is what dreams are made of.

Great rural cafe for cyclists, walkers and horse riders. I arrived by road bike and was ready for the good coffee after riding up the Chiltern Ridge. This place is worth finding, staff are friendly, relaxing south facing location and nourishing food to set you on your way.

After a 6 mile walk and failing to get a meal elsewhere we came across the sign and decided to give it a go. We walked in and it looked enchanting with the Christmas tree and lights. Within minutes, two bowls of hot soup were served... delicious home made Curried Parsnip and our spirits were raised. We then shared a 1/2 pounder beef burger which was excellent and a slice of carrot cake.. superb and reasonably priced. A much needed facility for walkers and cyclists - we'll be back.

Our rambling group - 17 of us had lunch here. We booked ahead and had a table to ourselves at the back. Great friendly service, generous portions of tasty food. Such a good experience. And wonderful homemade cakes! Highly recommended. My husband and I will be returning with Canadian visitors later in the month.

On a bike ride we stumbled across this wonderful place - excellent coffee served in big mugs, delicious cakes and cookies, and a range of breakfast baps available. The rustic tables offer blankets to keep you warm and free wifi as well as spotless loos. What more could you want?

We came here at the weekend and sat at a simple table in the field next to the barn. I loved everything about this place. Very friendly staff/owners, good food, good coffee served in mugs I wanted to steal!!!!!!!!

Endroit très conviviale. Robin et son équipe saura vous accueillir et vous donner les meilleurs conseils pour découvrir la région. les plats proposés mettent en valeur les produits de la fermes (lait, viande, glace)

After finding this on my bike ride. A much needed rest was needed. Great place very friendly. Will go back. Nice area to sit and relax.

Family walk and then had a pit stop at The Barn

A quirky cafe in an idyllic location on the heath - quintessentially English.

A friend and I were out for long walk and stumbled upon this hidden gem. We had a self service coffee ( weekday) and sat in the sun, though had it been raining there were interesting inside seats. With bluebells at their peak at the end of April beginning of May I strongly suggest you make a walk with a coffee or lunch stop here. So lovely without traffic and just a unique place. We will be back at a weekend to sample the locally sourced food......just don't tell too many people it's there!!!!!

A friend and I stopped in with our horses on Sunday as were riding in the area. Location is great and the bicycle signs were a great help as it is set back from the main road. We were impressed to see the tie ups with head collars for the horses and a mounting block! We got there about 11:30 and it seemed that they were still opening up but kindly provided drinks and food. The menus are displayed on slate boards around the counter area which looks great but does mean that you missed seeing everything on offer especially those displayed on the floor. We really enjoyed visiting and will definitely go again!

A fantastic place of the beaten track. It's a rough and ready barn that does hot drinks, soup and goulash all of which is excellent and very good value. It sells bike inner tubes so is very cyclist friendly. All in all a superb place for a rest on a walk/bike ride/horse ride.

Located off the main drive road in Turville Heath - short walk from main road towards The Manor House behind the beautiful woodlands in the open common - this café is new and rather eccentric in its design and set-up. Very nice owners who also own the farm. Welcome stop for walkers, bikers, family and dogs - for a hot drink and snacks in the middle of nowhere. Homemade hot drinks, soups, cakes, snacks in a great setting - go and take a look and enjoy. :-)