The Bull & Butcher in Wycombe

Generous portion if mackerel paté with sourdough toast

Lovely country pub. The hospitality was second to none - staff really went above and beyond. Daisy, Amy and Kev were three of the best bartenders I've ever met.

Great pub, good service, nice sunny garden and lovely surroundings.

The town is wonderful. There are countless walking routes in the area. We had Sunday Roast. A very good thing is that it is not necessary to reserve. You find your table and sit down. Outside it is spacious and you have many tables. As the day was good, it was wonderful. The service, at least for us, was super fast. Very good food. The Lamb Roast is good, but nothing more. On the other hand, the bred and butter pudding is among the best I've ever had. As a not so good thing, the terrace was quite messy, perhaps because they are putting it into operation after the winter. Ashtrays should also be emptied. It gives a regular impression to see the ashtrays overflowing with cigarette butts and the terrace so messy. Having said that, without a doubt this pub is ideal to recharge your batteries. We will recommend it

We had much higher expectations. The kitchen really short, at a specific time they collapsed because 4 couples arrived at the same time. Instead of taking the order they told as to come to the bar after 15 minutes to order, isn’t that amazing? Lack of brain and flexibility. The Sunday roast almost cold. Because it was a beautiful day and it was perfect outside the bar with good beer we survived. The mark 4.4 is too high. The lamb was a little cartilaginous.

I quite liked it in here, lovely old pub. Food was good. I didn't give 5 stars because it needs a bit of TLC. It really could do with a good clean.

Excellent Sunday lunch and great staff

Very nice Lamb Shank! Perfect ending to a 4 hour hike. 10/10

Wow. What a find. I've run and cycled thru Turville many times but never made the trip to try the pub. Such an excellent lunch. The venison pie was delicious and make sure you get you get the chips (even as a side). Dog friendly. Gluten free fish was very good (as I was told). Service was super friendly. I will be back.

What a great find! We stumbled upon this pub on our Mother's Day visit to Turville. They were fully booked but managed to find a table for our family. The building is full of character, food was delicious and service warm and friendly.

We went for dinner this evening for my husbands birthday. The food was delicious. The landlady was really lovely with my children. They even asked if they could go back there everyday because she was so lovely. Such a cosy little pub. I’d recommend to all.

We loved our visit today to the Bull and Butcher. We received a warm welcome. The squid was delicious and the pub is a gem - traditional, beamed and rustic. Lots of parking and a nice outdoor seating area too. We will definitely return! Thank you

Reasonably decent roast. Thought they were a bit tight on the veg (1 small piece of cauliflower for the cauliflower cheese and 3 smallish potatoes), and thought the meat could have been better quality for £20+. Ended up for 4 adults (with only two adult drinks), 2 kids meals (£10 each for a very basic meal), £130. Automatically adding on a service charge too which is a mickey take. Lack of parking around the area and not enough effort to maintain the pub car park meant its a nightmare on a nice day due to the area. Not sure I'd come back anytime soon.

Great place, we've been there many times. Do yourself a favor and get a pie!

Just a quick message to you and all your staff to say a huge thank you for your service on Sat, when we visited to meet our son and his friends on Sat lunchtime (this weekend just gone) All staff were great, the food was gorgeous - all fresh and tasty We’d travelled 2hrs from Dorset, our son is based in Oxford and came across the village and pub and had suggested yourselves as somewhere to meet and eat Very pleased with his choice, your customer service and food is something special - thank you x

The only authentic pub in the area, ie not a yuppie gastro Disneyfied affair..like most of the others

Lovely little pub with superb food. Pie was probably the best pie ever had in a pub! Staff also very accommodating and very dog friendly!

Lovely place! We stopped for a drink. It's set in a beautiful and quiet village surrounded by the Chiltern Hills. The owners are very friendly and helpful (as were the locals!) Love the well in the front, you can sit at it to eat. Seats outside fold up, so they are always dry ;o) Lots of nice places to walk around here.

Good food, good beer. Excellent traditional pub with a log fire and friendly service.

The Bull & Butcher is a hidden Gem. A great selection of drinks and food I highly recommend the pies. I was so impressed I bought 8 pies to takeaway. The Chicken pie and Lamb pie The kids loved them and now hooked Beats all pies I’ve ever eaten hands down. Keep up with the great work and great pub.

We popped in for a drink and the food looked amazing so we will be back to give it another go!

Great service, lovely staff, amazing food (pies are incredible)

Great night in great company. Lovely old pub nestled in the Chiltern Hills. Cosy fire, nicely attentive service and food spot on, exactly what we wanted. Reviews may vary but we had a fun evening.

Great pub in stunning part of the world. Very warm welcome from landlord and landlady. Food was excellent. Nice vibe. Highly recommend.

I honestly could not get enough of the lamb and mint pie. I really wanted to order another one, immediately after finishing mine, but felt that the in-laws would look down on me. I've had a fair few pies in my time, having lived in the North West of England (I used to hunt pie shops down), but I can categorically say that this was the best pie I have eaten! Period. I loved the stringy texture of the lamb enriched with delicious mint, and I felt that the shortcrust pasty had the optimum thickness to ensure crunch and absolutely no undercooked middle. Thick gravy and proper chips - would have liked to be offered ketchup to go with my chips, but perhaps they have a "no ketchup with pie policy" - which I rate for record. I'm considering going back tomorrow morning and grabbing one for the road. Would 100% return, recommend, and drive out of my way to have one of these pies.

Nice pub in a valley. Not a gastropub. Very well organised on a busy Sunday lunchtime.

Brakspear’s Gold hit the spot, as did their award winning Venison & Bacon, and Chicken & Mushroom pies. Superb pub in a beautiful location

Great Sunday roast, steaming hot

Friendly, good food qnd cosy atmosphere.

The day was dark, damp, cold and wet, so typical British winter really. Thank God for the Bull & Butcher which was the highlight of our damp day after a shortened hike through the woods. This is the quintessential old pub with a cheerful landlord, great (real) ale on tap, a log fire, locals with their dog dropping in for a pint, and the Sunday roast was out of the world and the crumble was just crumble-icious. As a long time expat, this met all my nostalgic fantasies of what an old world English pub should really be. Local, but friendly to visitors, lashings of good value food, jaunty staff and excellent beers. What's not to like?

Delicious lunch, lamb and mint pie with a pint of Oxford Gold. Attentive host

Great atmosphere, FAB pies - go for the shortcrust!

After a wonderful walk in the countryside we came to eat in this pub and I must say that the place is very cozy. The service is on time and the food is really good. Be careful if you don't speak English well because the waiters have a very strong accent and sometimes is difficult to understand them. Despite this detail It's a nice place to try some home-style English food, especially pies.

Sunday lunch with my girlfriend and foodie Daughter, having booked on Saturday evening, and being accommodated for lunch the next day was very much appreciated, thank you for that, my Daughters choice of roast would always be lamb and it’s so nice to see it on a menu nowadays and especially here and to be fair it was cooked to perfection as I also had it, the whole meal was cooked the same way, lovely nice choice of fresh vegetables and the best roast potatoes I have ever had outside of home, now that’s how you judge a roast dinner, am I not right readers? the food was outstanding, my girlfriend had the chicken and by the look of her plate, obviously enjoyed it and she doesn’t really like a roast, says it all, if it is cooked with love, it clearly shows on the plate, big thanks to all the kitchen staff 🙏 my only criticism and the reason I didn’t give it a 5 was just down to a couple of younger members of serving staff, smile and look like you enjoy what your doing, even if your not, it doesn’t cost anything, a total opposite to the nice lady that greeted us on arrival, would I recommend it, ABSOLUTELY, will I be back? I wouldn’t go anywhere else in and around here for Sunday lunch.

We sat in the garden on a busy Sunday and shared the excellent entree platter. The service was prompt and very friendly. We loved the beer too.

An rare find in a beautiful english countryside. The staff were very welcoming and the food was fresh and flavoursome

Excellent service from the friendly staff and the pastry pies are fantastic!! I always used to get the puff pastry but the shortcrust is incredible and will be my top choice going forward. Stunning countryside setting and an ideal pitstop after a walk.

Fabulous Sunday lunch, brilliant service, I strongly recommend a visit. We enjoyed starters of camembert and the meze to share, then the Pie of the Day, Roast Chicken, Fish and Chips and the Vegetarian tart, we agreed all were delicious, healthy sized portions and super tasty. We were very well attended and even though the pub was busy, we were served quickly. Wish I hadn't had a starter because I didn't have room for pudding!! My son ate the sticky toffee pudding and it looked delicious.

Lovely traditional village pub. Amazing pies!

Came in the other night, was greeted by a lovely young lady by the name of daisy I believe. I enjoyed a lovley glass of wine and a delicious chicken and mushroom pie. Honestly, it blew me away. Delicious, wholesome food- all my friends agree.will be coming by again soon!

This was my first time visiting the bull and butcher with my husband and I couldn’t have asked for a better experience. I tired out the lamb and mint shortcrust pie and it exceeded all expectations. My husband also had the steak and ale pie and he hasn’t stopped going on about it since !!! We cant wait to revisit and we will definitely have to bring some of our friends. We were served by a lovely young lady I believe her name was Daisy. She was very polite, extremely helpful when helping us with menu choices and was also very knowledgeable on the pubs history. Would recommended to all friends and is definitely worth a visit !!!!

This was my first time visiting the bull and butcher with my husband and I couldn’t have asked for a better experience. I tired out the lamb and mint shortcrust pie and it exceeded all expectations. My husband also had the steak and ale pie and he hasn’t stopped going on about it since !!! We cant wait to revisit and we will definitely have to bring some of our friends. We were served by a lovely young lady I believe her name was Daisy. She was very polite, extremely helpful when helping us with menu choices and was also very knowledgeable on the pubs history. Would recommended to all friends and is definitely worth a visit !!!!

Great place to eat after visiting the church that was used in the Vigar of Dibley.

It's a great little pub that's obviously trapped in the tide of passing tourist and walkers, but welcomes everyone like they were locals and been drinking there for year's. The "award winning pies" are well worthy of the title, gorgeous! Nice location to kill a couple of hours, good parking if you time it right I'd imagine. Wouldn't hesitate to return.

Lovely little country village pub. Always a friendly warm service and atmosphere from staff. Always look forward to going back.

With John Mortimer in the graveyard and John Thaw pretending to be "Mister Tom" just up the road. It's a specially poignant place for Sunday lunch. The bull HAS been butchered and is roasted every weekend in the traditional English way and served with roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding and gravy. A Chiltern speciality that is somehow as universally acceptable as a harvest hymn or a Christmas carol. Forget 'Clinging To The Wreckage' and enjoy the day; whether the weather's clement or blowy, buffeting the Red Kites. Meet a few visitors or locals and enjoy the place as generations before you have done. Rumpole's creator is now at peace in the boneyard with 'Nan' who taught the local girls dressage and whose grave is overgrown with flowers rooted in the rich earth of Turville. You're only a spit away from 'Christmas Common' where Fallow bucks which adorn the hallowed portals of The British Sporting Rifle Club at Bisley. Wilde Fallow herds still graze at will on the pastures outside the village - with the odd Muntjac and Roebuck too. Breathe in and out while you still can - and think great thoughts if you can. Eventually we'll all be laid to rest in the cemetary, beside the greats from the locality.

Just love this place ! The staff are amazing and the landlord and his Mrs are superb ! Good amazing, great range of beers would so recommend going ! Oh and the chef is fabulous too

Normally a great pub to call at on the way home.This time pub opened late,staff were arguing in kitchen.Pub was not very clean,outside needed a good tidy.Pate starter toast was burnt.Main meal just ok.Will return but not for a little while.

The Bull & Butcher:- the film set for mid somer murders in the small village of Turville and the filmed set of good night, Mr Tom the views from the garden is amazing and you can see the windmill of the block buster movie Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, But on a sad note because of this ramblers parking in the pub car park and not using the this 5 star pub. Shame that a hand full of people do this.

What a great area for visiting, especially walking up to the Windmill. Beer was good, service friendly..

Went for a drive to see Turville, which is a lovely village. This is the only pub in the village. The food was fist class the staff very friendly and the pub had lots of atmosphere. We sat in the garden, which was lovely. I am happy to recommend and worth the trip to Turville.

We ordered two drinks, a J2O plus a Blackcurrent and Soda, when we questioned the price (£7.80) they insisted that we had ordered Lemonade & Blackcurrent. My friend always orders soda! They would not have it, we were basically accused of lying! We drank our beverages and left. We won't be back there again.

Sorry but not a great experience this time. This used to be a favourite lunch stop. The waitresses were really not good at all. Not friendly and kept getting everyone's table order wrong outside. As a result when the food came, although tasty, was cold and had to be sent back. Drinks arrived after third time of asking and only once we had finished our food! £66 for two pies and two drinks also seemed v expensive.

Pub is in a lovely location with a large garden and car park. Once seated we were handed a food menu for Monday -Saturday, I asked if there was a Sunday menu and was told no it's the same by a fed up waitress. We opted for a Sunday roast, looked really nice but was just about warm, the crackling wasn't as it should have been more like a piece of soft boot leather and the potatoes had been reheated countless times.....wish we'd not bothered. On receiving the bill there was a service charge included, I asked the waitress to remove it, why would they expect anyone to pay a service charge for zero customer service!! Won't be coming back.

Historic pub. Selling real beer and good food.

Quite a nice little pub. We only had a light lunch so unable to fully review the food. Sat in the garden which was very scruffy. Grass needed cutting and flower beds needed weeding.

Lovely Pub, Food First class and staff fantastic especially the young girl behind the bar with a sparkling personality great character and lovely to sit outside in the beer Garden in glorious sunshine and look at the houses famous for TV and Film locations Went the day well Goodnight Mr Tom The vicar of Dibley Chatty chatty bang bang Also lovely church Well worth a visit

Well, I used to go there 20 years ago. It was really great. I came back now and was disappointed. The food was average. Nothing had a particular good taste. The service was also not good.

Very good food, generous portions. Very busy, we had to wait a quite a while for our table to become available and then wait again for our courses. No tea or coffee at the end as it had finished. Staff were great.

Great and only pub location in Turville. Very friendly service. Not fine dining but great location if you are in the area. Parking available.

A fixed address to come back to every year, when we're on holiday in the area with our family. Doesn't that say enough? Great food, great sitting, nice people. One of our favourite places!

Called in for a drink whilst on a walk in the Chilterns

A fixed address to come back to every year, when we're on holiday in the area with our family. Doesn't that say enough? Great food, great sitting, nice people. One of our favourite places!

Great place, great people and amazing food.

Very friendly people. Great food. Their pies are famous and seafood is always good

Great Pub and amazing pies! They kept the Guinness's flowing and looked after our table of 14 really well. I will be back for their Sunday roast for sure.

Turville is a place to which many people are drawn by popular films. The windmill at the top of the bank opposite the pub was in "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" and the small roundabout by the pub was the setting for "Goodnight Mr Tom" with the late John Thaw. So as we stumbled over Choirmaster Gareth Malone in the bar - last time we visited - our expectaations were high... and we weren't disappointed. We went for the full Sunday roast, served with Yorshire pudding, French beans, swede and roast potatoes done to perfection. With a transatlantic voyage in seconds for New York cheesecake desert - we were well and truly satisfied. In the spirit of Arnold Schwarzenegger.. We'll be back !

Delicious Sunday roast. Generous portion of mixed roast.

Eaten here several times and the pies and main courses are great in this lovely country pub. But this time we just had some starters which were disappointing. I do expect sourdough bread for instance.

As usual, our lunch was tasty, filling and at exactly the right temperature👍 Service was there as needed, but unobtrusive, and the view to the windmill was the icing on the cake😀

A very limited menu which was a disappointment. Menu not updated on line. Annoyed when we queried the price of the bill to be told it had automatically added a service charge!!!!!

I went there with my family for my birthday and it was great! Food was really nice, there was 7 of us and we all enjoyed our meals very much. Friendly and welcoming service, will definitely be back!

The place is as good as its photos in a delightful little village. Upon arrival the landlord gave us a friendly welcome and was both helpful and attentive throughout. As it was a warm night so we sat in the garden (there’s plenty of room). All the starters and mains we choose were great. The guys went for the pies. Seemed silly not to! There were both great! All in all we had a lovely evening & plan to come back soon.

Most excellent service and food. Can highly recommend the Hot Duck Salad, Chicken Caesar Salad, Brownies and Cheesecake. Picturesque village seen in "Went the day well", Midsomer Murders and Vicar of Dibly.

Pretty pub in a very picturesque village. The lady serving was amazingly calm under such pressure! The food was most excellent.

A real taste of home. Loved the setting, service and the food

Lovely country pub in a beautiful location. The food was perfect and staff very welcoming. Will definitely be back !!!

Quaint old fashioned restaurant with good straight forward food. Had the mackerel pate and the roast pork with crackling both of which were good. The dining room was of the period and was such a refreshing change from trendy restaurant interiors. Brisk service. We were a small group of friends and enjoyed our evening there.

Incredible food, catered to all of our needs, and could not be more welcoming. Cannot wait till we are next in the area to return.

Delicious meal and could not have been more accommodating to individuals! The pies were exceptional!

Great atmosphere and lovely food

Lovely pub in beautiful village we felt welcomed by the friendly staff and the award winning pies are delicious well worth a visit

Nice country pub. Helpful staff

Nice food, dog friendly & in perfect Chilterns village

disappointing. waited an hour for food to come and when it came the polenta based veg pies where clearly burnt black in places. Base so hard that fork bent trying to pierce it. One salad had no dressing on and was a bit limp. Fish and chips ok. But can't believe they would carry out clearly overcooked burnt food and put it on the table. Just all round sloppy and not good enough

Alleen wat gedronken. Het was te druk om te eten. Er waren niet heel veel mensen. Beetje vreemd.

Found this pub restaurant and managed to get a table - but seems it’s best to book to be sure of a table as it is very popular - and wow! We chose a Thai fish dish and it was excellent. We saw a sharing platter come out on a neighbouring table and the selection looked amazing, in fact all the food that came out looked good. Next time we will try the award winning pies!

Good Brakspear beer, good pies and great service, perfect after a long walk

Brilliant pub in amazingly beautiful landscapes

Excellent pies served by an incredibly friendly group of people. We were treated like family. What a gem!

Great food and really gluten free-aware! Loved it.

Closes early ish for food on a Sunday so arrive with good time. Excellent pie one of the best I've ever had. Great atmosphere of locals and tourists. Lots of character beams and a great open plan fireplace. I went in the summer but think it would be lovely in the winter too.

Exellent sit,staff,food and shant ⚒️

Delicious food, lovely little pub in an idyllic village. Not cheap, but the quality shines through. Definitely worth a visit for the specialist pies alone!

We are a group of 7 friends in a Pie Club. We chose The Bull and Butcher on recommendation and were not disappointed. All the Pies that we had were all excellent (particularly the Venison and the lamb and mint) and we will be returning...

After an hour and a quarter wait (we had booked) food arrived - unfortunately two orders were for the vegetarian tart which arrived almost black in colour. Pastry was very burnt and impossible to cut, we complained but nobody apologised apart from a very young and pleasant young waiter. We were sent ONE fresh tart after 20 mins wait when all the 5 other meals had been eaten (and have to say enjoyed) and all the side dishes of the 2 'burnt' orders as we were so hungry and they would have got cold so it really spoilt the occasion which was a family treat and get together for 7 of us. My husband also commented that he thought the premises very scruffy! However it is a very old building and it was extraordinarily busy so I feel that could have been the issue.

Awful!! So many people as we arrived left as they had waited too long for food. Pork belly was burned not crispy, burger was just all round terrible. Very slow, not well run, female waiters were decent but male were not good. £75 for a...

Amazing location and atmosphere, food and drink was adequate, unfortunately the staff was rude and incompetent

Great location , large garden , honest grub , friendly hosts , dogs welcome inside

Great place fabulous food and service