The Crown in Wycombe

From the moment we stepped into The Crown we were given a lovely warm welcome! We took a table next to a warming fire which was much appreciated due to being -5 outside. Food was fabulous both choosing a main & dessert. Service impeccable. Really relaxed, friendly & nothing was too much trouble. Will definitely be visiting again. Fantastic!

We have been house sitting locally and decided to try a new place for 'date night' Couldn't fault our experience, lovely food we had a mixture of the tapas with a burger and Crispy duck salad. The staff were very friendly and welcoming 🙂 the atmosphere is nice and the garden is well kept. We sat outside but undercover and the decor is lovely, very vibey! We returned again the next week and took a well behaved dog with us and there is plenty of water bowls available for them to have a drink 👍🏻 We will be back again!

Two themes here... First, as an Italian who moved to this country 21 years ago, British cuisine is globally underrated out of pure ignorance and the Sunday roast is one of the best examples, I really mean it. Secondly, living in Berkhamsted the Chilterns are a beautiful walking area with endless options so today Piccola and I ventured to Radnage and a most wonderful walk it was though moderately challenging for our 60+ limbs... Anyway, after completing the 10k steps or so The Crown was an unavoidable temptation so why not?! The pub is very clean, simply decorated and very welcoming. We turned up quite late but that wasn't a problem so a most friendly young tall guy showed us to a table and very quickly opted for the obvious choice. Summary: the two slices of beef were perfectly cooked; potatoes were perfect, both roast and mashed; a touch of kale was so tender as to resemble spinach; even the carrot felt special; and the Yorkshire pudding was a lovely company to the whole thing. And cheese cauliflower on the side was delightful too. For obvious reasons we are exceedingly picky with espresso and even that was... a bit more than ok after three sugar... The Crown is a bit too far from Berkhamsted but we'd like to go back. If anyone find himself in the area don't miss it, it's a nice establishment which deserves supporting!

A thoroughly disappointing visit to what looks on the face of it to be an attractive country pub in a nice rural setting. Unfortunately the positives end at the door. Food was overpriced and portions undersized. Some orders came out wrong and the bill was also incorrect. All of this accompanied by a surly waitress. Huge disappointment and a waste of a Sunday afternoon. Advise to avoid like the plague.

Good signage to socially distance. Nice food but not a lot of choice after covid. Pizza or a burger was the gist of it. I had a chicken burger and my partner a pizza. All was was you would expect for pub grub. Service was quick. We had a buzzer to let us know when our food was ready. The waiter was attentive and polite. Toilets very fancy and clean! We all would return here without a doubt

This is only our 2nd visit ever to this pub and both during this pandemic. I would also like to say we've visited others and this is the only pub I feel safe at. Well spaced tables in the garden, queuing system with sanitizer station, screen to protect their staff, disposable cutlery and wooden knife and forks, plastic drinks containers and a pager system which they put in a paper cup for when your food is ready which is then sterilised before the next person. Jack thank you and all of your staff for making us feel very welcome and safe, food was lovely. Lloyd & Jean

Really nice food. Nice staff, really friendly and polite. Great decor. Would go again and highly recommend.

My wife and I had a lovely Sunday lunch at this good pub. Good selection of real ale and wine with a very good gin menu. The squid was a delightful starter followed by excellent roast beef and good selection of vegetables. If you go you will enjoy it with attentive friendly staff.

We called on the day and were delighted to get a table late afternoon. The pub is quite small inside but that is not reflected in the service, you could believe you were in a London restaurant with all of the team dressed in polo shirts and smart trousers. Great gin menu and ale too. I had beef which was tender and cooked just right and my wife had pork. Both plates were cleared, need I say more. We couldn’t resist the sticky toffee pudding and they even changed the ice cream to plain for us as we were not fans of the rum and raisin. All in all we were glad we took the time to find this lovely place. Thank you all.

we were a large group and the accommodated us which was really good as not the bigest place, It was a sunday menu which is quite limited they did do some things off the children's menu for some teenagers who didn't eat roasts. The staff were very friendly and helpful. There was just one problem when they did the bill side of things. They had done it in a few family names so we all knew whose was whos bill. We thought there was one more to pay but was assured by the young lady it had all been paid for. We asked my father wether he had paid the last bill and he said no he hadn't. We found it strange but she insisteed it had been paid so we all left ecept my daughter who had a problem with her car. Her husband went back into the pub and then was told that one bill hadn't been paid and he had to pay it. I wasn't happy this happened and I can't understand why she had insisted we had paid it all. It was my brother's part of the meal and he was over from America which meant I landed up paying for more on my birthday. That's why I only gave an average score. Outside looked nice but as was raining couldn't use it. The other thing was it was quite hard to find Sat Nav took us the wrong way had to ask someone

Not far from Junction 5 M40 or a good romp round the Chilterns is this family pub selling good pub grub. Fine dining it is not, but reasonably priced friendly after. We enjoyed.

We were staying locally, all be it that this pub was at the top of Heart Attack Hill from where we were staying in Mary’s cabin. The staff were welcoming, charming and engaging. The food was good and very tasty and the home made puddings topped off a very pleasant evening.

We visited this one primarily for Sunday lunch and chose it due to it being within a five minute drive of junction 5 on the M40 and having a vegan menu and decent vegetarian options, which were of relevance to the friends we were meeting here. A one room pub with the advantage of a sizeable garden and equally sizeable car park out back and additional outside bench seating to the front of the pub. We were here for Sunday lunch and the roast and vegetarian options were very good and there were no complaints with the food. On the beer front there were two Rebellion beers on the bar with the Rebellion IPA looking like it is permanent and the Zebedee was on for our visit and this was a well kept pint. If you find yourself in the Radnage / Stokenchurch areaq and want something to eat alongside a decently kept pint, then I can recommend The Crown for that.

We had a lunch for 15 of us after a weekend of camping. The service was fast and the food was delicious. The staff were very accomodating. I would make sure you book to secure a table as it was packed at Sunday lunch.

Really enjoyable Sunday lunch with fabulous food, generous portions, great options for vegans and very relaxed environment. The vegan chocolate and coconut torte should be on the main desert menu as only managed a taste but was fantastic and not to be missed!

Booked a last minute evening meal for seven people after a long drive from Kent. What a lovely find! The staff were so nice, eager to please and advise on meal selection and wine. The food was excellent and very good portions. My husband and I had the sharing meat board for our starter, which was really good. I had the fish and chips, which was delicious, my husband had the burger which was enormous and my mother thoroughly enjoyed a salad, together with new potatoes and carrots. She said that the flavour of the potatoes and carrots was amazing and obviously locally grown, which was confirmed by the waitress, who said that everything is locally sourced where possible. Unfortunately, we were all too full to have a dessert, but the dessert menu did look enticing. Also, it was good to see that there was a vegan menu, as there is generally very little choice for my mother or sister.We were visiting the area to attend a wedding and had booked elsewhere to stay for two nights. I didn't realise that The Crown had rooms, we would definitely have stayed there instead.

Was camping near by and popped to this local for a walk and some information as we had run out of camping gas. The guy there (who I’m assuming was the manger) just happened to have what I was looking for and let me have it. Saved my bacon (breakfast for the morning) we stayed for a quick drink and it seems a really friendly pub. Will visit again when camp again. Thanks again

Poor acoustics makes it very noisy when busy which tends to spoil a good meal. Second visit was much better and you could enjoy the food. Very helpful and friendly.

Cannot be more complimentary - manager very friendly, food great and drinks delicious. Apparently you can bring in your horse but as we haven’t got one we never tried.

Good service and friendly staff. Vegan menu available. Really enjoyed food in peaceful quiet restaurant 2.30pm on Sunday looking out over countryside.

Excellent pub, very welcoming, lively atmosphere. Great Sunday lunch with very good choice of food. Good pint of Rebellion beer. Definitely worth coming here as loads of super walks around.

Stayed at the camp site next door. We visited here Saturday for a few beers and some food.

We needed one night's accommodation in the locality and booked through necessity. We were very impressed with the accommodation, food and the friendliness / helpfulness of the staff.

Just five minutes drive from Junction 5 of the M40, the Crown is set in a peaceful Chiltern village with plentiful red kites soaring overhead. Ales are from Rebellion, brewed nearby in Marlow. There's a reasonable, not huge, menu of good quality food with main dishes priced mostly around the £mid-teens. The Seabass fillet (£16), served with saute potatoes and chargrilled veg was excellent. They also do a good range of homemade pizzas. For me, however, this venue has been somewhat over refurbished and has more the feel of a bistro than a pub, although there are some stools around the bar for casual drinking and also a few tables outside.

Originaly due to go to another pub in the local area, but it was closed. Stopped in at The Crown for a quick lunch. Prices are a bit on the high side, but food was tasty, service was quick and overall welcoming. Would visit again.

Looked at this site on line and it had some good reviews so thought I would book for lunch with my daughter and a dear friend. We all opted for pizza and it was a great choice with all of us. The service was good and so was the pizzas. We were left to chat and did not feel rushed. Worth visiting as the menu looked good and there are many lovely choices to be made.

Ali, Max & I were camping next door at Home Farm (See my other review)

We visited on Bank Holiday Monday with our hiking group. We were warmly greeted and really well looked after by friendly, attentive staff. The restaurant has a lovely atmosphere and the food was excellent. We all seemed agreed on that! The presentation was good and everything was wholesome and freshly cooked. We will definitely be back. It’s refreshing to find such a good eating venue in the middle of a 9 mile walk!

We met friends at the Crown on Friday lunchtime, prior to our weekends camping. The lunch was great, especially the Halloumi fries. The staff were all very friendly and attentive without being over bearing. We then called up the following day to see if they could do breakfast for 13 of us on the Sunday morning. We agreed the order in advance and again had great service and superb Sausage & Egg or Bacon sandwiches. A great end to our weekend.

My brother and I stopped here for drinks and dinner after a long walk through the Chiltern Hills and were instantly welcomed by friendly staff. Our food and cocktails were delicious. Chervone provided excellent service. Also great vegetarian options.

The pub has been refurbished and whilst nice to look at there are hardly any soft furnishings, making it very very noisy even with some tables empty. This made it very difficult to hold a conversation at our table without struggling to be heard and ening up shouting. This was further compounded when a large group of loud drinkers came and perched between our table and the bar, with some quite flavoured, very loud, conversation - despite being almost sat on the back of our chairs. Eventually I had to ask them to tone it down as it was ruining our evening and making it impossible for us to have a conversation.

Had a great meal here, lots of choice, no problem with the fact I am gluten & lactose free, we all enjoyed our meals, served with a smile, nothing too much trouble

I looked at their extensive menu and chose the pork on a Sunday. The meat was succulent, the crackling heavenly, the potatoes crispy, wonderful veg and the gravy is to die for. Credit where it is due - gravy can be disappointing in many pubs but not here. They tell me it takes eight hours to reduce and it certainly tastes like it - fantastic! All for fourteen quid. The staff are friendly, helpful and attentive. And so to the beer. A really good choice of well kept ales and delicious wines. Also there is a really comfy south facing bench to catch some rays when I'm not busy eating! Lovely garden also. I would come every week if I could...

This was our look for pub to help direct us to home farm campsite. As we drove passed we couldn’t wait to pitch the tents and sit outside in the sunshine to enjoy a drink and bite to eat.

I went to The Crown as I was camping next door at Home Farm and instantly knew I had come across somewhere special. The staff make you feel at home straight away and by the end of the weekend I felt like family. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner and the food is spot on, they even made me a vegetarian Sunday roast which was so good!

We were camping at Home Farm when we found The Crown and what a find. It’s everything you want a local country pub to be. The BEST staff, amazingly tasty home cooked food and great wine.

Stayed here for three nights while on a course...great and friendly staff. good ales .food was great. Room clean and tidy and quiet at night

We stopped off half way through a Chilterns walk for lunch refreshment.

This is our third visit to The Crown in Radnage. We've previously been on Boxing Day and Easter Monday and enjoyed fantastic food and excellent service.

Five of us decended upon the Crown for lunch. Primarily we chose this pub as it looked as it had a decent seperate vegan menu for my daughter.

Food was outstanding. Most of our group went for the pork loin roast and unanimously agreed on how good it was. The crackling was perfect and given in abundance. We found the staff to all be extremely friendly and accommodating. I would definitely recommend stopping off here for a meal!

We decided to have pub dinner on Friday night we chose The Crown. Service was quick and friendly. Our mains were well cooked and enjoyable with good portion size. Deserts were also good with some homemade. Unfortunately the evening was spoilt with the noise it became so loud through our meal it was difficult to hear each other. Some noise deafening material on walls and ceiling needs to be applied. Summary food was good service friendly but just too noisy. We would not return.

It’s unusual to find a choice of vegan food ( 2 Starters 3 mains 2 deserts) locally so this pub menu was great! A busy fri eve and food slow to arrive ( hopefully means freshly prepared!) but great buzzy atmosphere and friendly staff. Noisy so not a romantic venue but I was there with friends who also said food was delicious ( non vegan) Didn’t try deserts, pic is my vegan pizza

Stopped at The Crown for a mid-walk lunch break with a couple of friends. I hadn't been here for probably around 30 years & was impressed with the recent refurbishment. Good selection of beers & ciders. We just had sandwiches & chips (which were very tasty) so can't really comment on the food too much. By the time we left the place was packed so is obviously a popular place to go for a drink & a bite to eat. The level of service from the (mostly) young staff was exemplary. I highly recommend this place for an informal lunch or dinner or if you just want a drink (hot drinks available too I noticed).

We had a lovely Sunday roast here, excellent service and very patient with Children! Sorry about the mess, we will be back!

Recently visited The Crown in Radnage for lunch. The pub caters for their not so regulars just as well as their locals. Great range of drinks. Excellent, well prepared and presented food. Highly recommended. Will visit again.

Visited the Crown this evening for a meal and we were not disappointed. Delicious meal, very friendly and helpful staff and we thoroughly enjoyed the evening.

Very friendly - good food! Can recommend scrambled eggs and smoked salmon! Full English also looked good!

We ended up in The Crown rather by accident. We were meant to be eating at the nearby Mash Inn but their extractor fan broke and the owners drove us here to eat instead.

Didn’t eat on the last visit but most people were. Been visiting for 30+ years when in the area..lovely clean...

We stayed at the campsite next door whilst going for dinner nearby and the Crown welcomed us with open arms!...

Have just returned from having a lovely lunch with a friend. This place deserves to do well. Food very well...

We have just returned from a weekend at Bella Vista campsite in Radnage (also highly recommended!) with our two grown...

We were camping at Home Farm next door to the Crown & had already been aware of the wonderful food on offer......after a busy Bank Holiday Monday out with family all we wanted was something tasty & delicious as we chilled in the evening sunshine & these pizzas didn't fail us.

I visited The Crown twice in my five days in the area, and I was torn between three and four stars.Anyway, here are my observations. The place is clean and fresh, and the guttering has a certain comedy value. My first visit was on a dinner time. There were a few regulars in the bar, and they were, one and all, very welcoming and friendly; perfectly happy to have a laugh with a total stranger. Four stars at that point, no doubt.Our next visit was for an evening meal, and there was a pretty significant cock-up with the food. My wife had specifically asked if her meal was spicey, and has received an assurance that it was not. When it came it was laced with chilli. The staff were very good about it, and our disappointment was reflected in the final bill, but it did spoil the overall experience. We ended up eating seperately.Having said all that, The Crown is worth a visit in my opinion, if only to laugh at the guttering.

Staying at the campsite next door but recommend this pub very friendly and welcoming. Great facilities lovely choice of drink and food delicious.

Booked a table for dinner and arrived to a heavingly busy local pub. A great selection of gins made a good first impression, served in balloon glasses with appropriate garnishes... how they should be! Very nice IPA from Marlow brewery served in peak condition. Limited menu but the four dishes we chose were absolutely delicious! Generous but not overwhelming portions with great flavours and nice presentation. Not food as art... proper food! Too full for desert, but we were tempted to look at the menu and then couldn't resist so we shared. It did not disappoint. Followed up with great coffee and espresso martini. My only very slight criticism would be that there was no pause between courses so it was all over too quickly. But we will return! Highly recommended.

Perfect - the staff knew that we were camping next door and didn't mind at all that we were a little bedraggled. Warm welcome and delicious food - especially prawn starter and risotto main. Yum and Snug.

We visited the Crown for lunch again yesterday. This is our local and we have been there on several occasions in the past couple of weeks for food, both as a couple and with a group of friends. The pub has been refurbished recently and whilst there is now a very different atmosphere we are getting acclimatised to the big change. The food is superb, their gambas are to die for, the fish and chips are a particular favourite but yesterday my husband tried the seafood pizza which is a new addition to the menu. I don't care for pizza much but this was delicious with prawns, anchovies and capers. I ate three slices much to his disgust!! The staff as always were extremely pleasant and professional. They serve an excellent range of local beers and my favourite, draught cider. They also have a really good, reasonably priced wine list and do excellent coffee. There is a lot of competition locally for good food and you are up with the best.

This truly is a great little friendly well run pub and restaurant, a nice mix of modern and traditional, we were warmly greeted and promptly served even though it was quite busy, good range of drinks and a nice size menu, ( I've worked as a chef and large menus mean large freezers! ) we choose the squid to start which was very good indeed, followed by roast beef, which was absolutely perfect, the portion size was spot on, the food was all very fresh and hot, though I couldn't manage a desert, what I saw looked very well presented.There is a large beer garden which is well kept, having young children it would be nice to see a children's playground though that is a minor point.Well done to all who work there, hope to see you again very soon.

We called into The Crown at Radnage mid-afternoon on a Bank Holiday Sunday. The pub was pretty full with locals who had obviously been there for some-time judging by the volume of the conversations and the near empty bottles of wine on the tables !I manage to get to the corner of the bar and ordered a drink for myself and Mrs FB2000. Bizarrely I was asked to pay first by the young server, and then proceeded to wait at the bar for several minutes until someone else was available to pour the drinks.Eventually the drinks were provided and we went outside to the garden where it was nice and quiet. When it was time for a second round of drinks, I was served by an older gentlemen, possibly the landlord, and didn’t have to pay up front !Overall, our experience of The Crown was a bit odd. Next time it would be better to go not on a bank holiday when the locals can get tanked up without having to get-up and go to work the next day !

Recently refurbished, we got lucky because we walked in and were seated without a reservation - apparently it is usually to full so you have to book in advance.Highly recommend the Fish & Chips - I have no idea how they make the mushy peas, they were amazing. I mean seriously, I never thought I would get excited about mushy peas!! Jam Sandwich bread pudding also a delight!Good wine list, great value - a decent meal out.

I chose The Crown because I was on a business trip in the area with my daughter and needed to overnight. It offers accommodation at a competitive rate particularly when you take in to consideration parking costs and breakfasts; both of which were included in the price. What I hadn't banked on was how lovely the pub was and how amazing ALL the staff were. We were given a warm welcome, shown to our room and a table was reserved for us for the evening. The pub had a terrific friendly atmosphere welcoming families and their pets! Our evening meal really was delicious as was the breakfast the next day. I would definitely recommend this place as somewhere to stay, to just have a drink or two and as somewhere to eat. Thank you all and particularly Elliot, for making us feel so welcome.

Having eaten here a few times now already I really need to leave a glowing review. The management team and all the staff do a great job of accommodating and welcoming us every time to the newly refurbished Crown. We have been in just for drinks and have eaten meals as adults, family with our young children and celebrated a 50th birthday here too recently. On each occasion we have been well looked by Jack, Steve & John and our food has been consistently great - puddings are really good too !! Highly recommended.

Newly and beautifully renovated the pub appeared cold and bland when we walked in (it's initial look was modern cafe) but we found the atmosphere was actually like Cheers as we sat down. Old fashioned superb service, great beers and pub banter! The pub is family-run, but it's a lively and willing reposte from the staff to cheeky pub talk - like a 3-d soap opera. Everyone seemed happy to be there and I guess that's down to the guvnor Steve. The loos are immaculate, so you can be assured the kitchen is too. The food menu is typical pub-grub and looked well presented. We were only there for the beer (and cider and pork scratching), however.You make your own entertainment in a good pub, but here, the locals blend welcomingly with the landlord and family and us caravaners were made very welcome. A proper home from home with everything a pub should have, we will return.

We visited with our two young children, we were greeted by a young lady with a very friendly welcome. The customer service and food were excellent throughout. The pizzas were delicious. Will definitely be returning. Many thanks again.

We found this great place on face book and had the best Sunday lunch ever. The staff from the landlord and all the staff made sure you were looked after and nothing was too much trouble.We will definitely recommend the crown to anybody and its very affordable and will be going back again very soon.To all of you at the Crown keep up the great work as there are not many places to touch you.It is very rare to find places that my disabled wife is made to feel welcome thanks again.

This is a great find. Recently refurbished it has an open plan feel to it. The bar was quite busy with locals and their dogs (Saturday evening). The menu is limited but everything on it was appetising (fish & chips, Burger, Sea Bass, Chicken). The food was delicious, very fresh, quality produce and very well cooked. They definitely have a well trained chef there. Now for the niggles...there were too many staff for such a small place who were far too attentive. They whisked away the plates before we had swallowed the last mouthful of food then the next course appeared immediately. We had barely finished our dessert when we were asked if we wanted our bill! We made a joke to the waitress about the speed of everything! We also found it difficult to have a conversation as we kept being interrupted by the waitresses. The restaurant was empty so there was no need for speed!We would definitely go back as the food was worth it and staff very friendly not to mention the fab selection of Gin on offer!

Arrived at 10 am and found it very quiet, well it was a miserable morning.Asked about breakfast and we're given a choice of tables.Excellent Breakfast and superb coffee.Will definitely visit again.

Wow, a secret gem of a pub in this little village. Very recently renovated and it looks amazing. Great if you just want a drink at the bar, but then you would miss out on the delicious food from the menu. Steve and his staff are very welcoming and knowledgeable about the food with just the right number of items to choose from.We enjoyed lunch with delicious sandwiches, salad and prosecco, followed by brownie and yummy ice cream!We will definitely be back and will recommend to friends. P.S. The lighting, tiles etc in the ladies are worth a visit!!!

All freshly cooked and extremely well priced pub food. Just what you want from a country pub. For taste and price can't be beaten. Staff are very friendly too and make you feel very welcome.

This place is not pretentious at all. The are a handful of tables and each night they seemed to have only one or two menus for the whole place. The choices were a bit limited but the food was quite tasty. I ate here 3 times since I was staying at the hotel. I had no need to go elsewhere.

I must say this was one of the friendliest pubs I've visited. Yes it's small and yes they may have limited number of beers but food is great and the atmosphere is lovely. Gave our family a lovely time

We went here from Home Farm campsite. Both patrons and staff were very friendly and helpful. Food was pub grub but better than standard and home cooked. I had a steak burger which was chunky and home made. The sticky toffee pudding wasn't one of those round mass produced ones but a square cut from a large home made (I guess) pudding with a good sauce and sticky toffee ice cream. The portion sizes lend themselves to 3 courses which I would go for next time.

Really good for breakfast lunch and dinner. I particular enjoyed their tempura prawns, beef carpaccio, and fish and chips. Especially the chips!

We visited here a couple of times while staying at the campsite next door. Lovely friendly attentive staff and a great local atmosphere. The food was soo good we ate here twice! Would recommend everyone to visit!

Stayed in the village for a few nights, popped in for an evening meal here with my wife & daughter. Having read several reviews prior to going I gave them a call and booked a table with reasonable expectations. We have a need for gluten free food which I asked about & was assured that could be catered for. We arrived to a very busy pub, this was around 1830hrs, because it is a small pub there was not a lot of wriggle room. We were sat at the table right near the bar & with people stood at the bar it felt like I was half in their space & they were half in ours! We ordered food that took about 45 minutes to come out, my wife had a chicken Caesar salad which had chicken in it as expected but the Caesar salad was lettuce & Mayo but nothing else....My daughter had ham/egg & mash (chips were not gluten free) the ham was really chewy and half of it had to be left as it was too chewy! I had steak which was about all you get for £18, a bit of mash and some herby stuff was slid onto the plate! Appreciating this is a small country pub I was not expecting the Ritz but was disappointed at the prices vs the size & quality of the meals, take that with customers in & out to smoke & standing right next to you when they return to the bar it was not a great eating out experience for us. It did make me laugh though when one of the stinky smokers returned & commented that they hated the smell of cooked beef......

This was a perfect location for us to unwind for a couple of days with our little Cairn terrier. The Accomodation is in a separate annexe away from the main building and although a little dated and in need of some tlc the room was comfortable. The appearance is the only thing that lets the whole thing down, but that said we were happy with the service and indeed the lovely free breakfast. Unfortunately if you were passing I think that you would probably drive past without stopping but if you look past that then it's good. Will definitely turn but may mention to the owners that the appearance of the grounds is a little off-putting.

High Wycombe Hash House Harriers run every Tuesday evening from pubs within a 10 mile radius on Wycombe and rank them according to Beer, Non-Beer, Food, and Atmosphere (or hash-mosphere as we like to call it!) Beer: 3 cask ales, 2 Rebellions, 1 Malt Brewery….all very Ted Rogers! Joking apart, also all very locally-sourced and all very well kept and at £3.70 across the board (including the 5% Malt offering) excellent value.Chips: "You want chips.....you can't HANDLE the chips!" With apologies to Jack Nicholson, but the bowls just kept on coming! Hashmosphere: Twas a cold & wintry Stokenchurch night when we visited (actually, technically it was Spring, but nobody ever remembers to tell that to Stokenchurch), and set against this backdrop, the warming glow from The Crown was soooooo tempting. Plenty of parking out back and lots of room in the bar out front - all in all, a very nice character-filled village local.

All menu choices were brilliant! The best homemade chips ever!!! Duck was great, crispy skin. Steak was absolutely delicious. Breakfast was also delicious - good selection!

Awesome food! Butternut squash soup with artisan bread. Roast beef ploughman. All very good and served beautifully!

Busy lunchtime service when we arrived at 1 pm. Nice round table with chilled Prosecco and Sauvignon. We chose steak, smoked haddock on bubble & squeak with poached egg and sausage & mash. All food was good though the unfortunate person who had the sausage and mash chewed on a dead wasp which had somehow dropped into the gravy. After double-checking the bill we found we had been charged for everything and had to ask for a revised bill to exclude the dish containing the wasp. On the whole it was a nice meal spoilt by hopefully a one-off incident.

We were staying with friends at the campsite next door over the Summer. As there were 4 adults and 6 children visiting, we phoned the pub in advance to book. One of the children has a lot of food allergies so we needed to check if they could cater for us. The staff were excellent, offering meal alternatives and reassuring us they would be able to help.When we got there, the pub was tiny, and very very busy, but our tables (1 for the kids and 1 for us - brilliant!), were waiting for us. There only appeared to be one member of staff working in there, but she was fast, efficient, friendly and helpful. All of us really enjoyed our meals, and there was a great choice on the menu.All in all, a very well run, very friendly pub which we wouldn't hesitate to visit again.

We stayed in the campsite next door to the pub and were keen to try it for a meal. We tried to book a table for the Saturday night upon arriving at the campsite, but the pub was fully booked, so we reserved a table for Sunday dinner instead. It is very small so I'd recommend booking if you want to go.The staff were very friendly, the barman was very patient with the children (age 6, 5 and 3), enquiring as to what they'd like to drink and laughing at their requests for cider etc!We waited quite a long time for our meals - around 45 minutes. We also felt the portions to be on the small side, apart from my husband's Sunday roast beef, which was a decent size. The children's meals in particular where quite poor for £8 each. My daughter had ham and chips and had three small bits of the scraggy end of the ham. My nephew had sausage and chips, with only one sausage on the plate, and my son had what was described as pasta with tomato and cheese sauce, which was actually spaghetti (I know it's pasta but I wouldn't have chosen spaghetti for a three year old if I'd known!) with very little tomato sauce and a sprinkle of cheddar on top. He didn't eat any of it which stressed me out having cost £8! My husband's roast beef was £12.95 and my ham, egg and chips (not much ham again, but homemade chips which were lovely) was £9.50.Overall, lovely atmosphere and staff. Would be lovely for a quiet drink as a couple. There are a few games next to the bar which is a nice touch. Just a shame about the portion size for the price of the food.

We stayed next door at Home Farm called in for a drink and to take a look at the menu. The staff were very friendly, the pub is very small and the menu is very small too, We didn't decide to eat as there wasn't something for everyone with the limited menu.Would recommend for a quick drink.

I stayed in the accommodation here with a couple of friends just for the weekend, so we had the breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as a fair bit of the local cider! All of which was extremely lovely!The accommodation was also great. Really modern, clean and comfortable rooms and a good sized bathroom. We were extremely grateful as they allowed three of us to stay in the double room, and even allowed the additional breakfast for no extra charge. The amazing staff are the over all winners though. Always so helpful and go out of their way to ensure you visit is a good one. Thanks guys, we shall be back! :)

Stayed at the local campsite so visiting here was convenient and easy. Food and beers on offer were good quality although the staff seemed run off their feet for a comparatively quiet night. Long wait for food but good when finally arrived.

Good food, good service and good value! Nothing not to like. In particular I thought the staff were very friendly and welcoming despite clearly being very busy. Was impressed.

We stayed here on 23rd June and loved it. Very helpful staff, friendly locals and awesome breakfast. Rooms are perfect in a separate block away from the pub. Lovely comfortable large bed, small fridge, espresso machine and a fantastic wet room shower. Radnage is beautiful and peaceful location and the Crown use locally sourced products which is nice to see. Breakfast was amazing, the locally sourced eggs tasted so fresh and was perfectly cooked. John the owner was attentive and helpful. We enjoyed our stay so much that we're going to stay again the following week! Very highly recommended, a real gem

Stayed here for a night when away on business. Really excellent, no-frills food that was really well cooked. Uses local produce, which I love.The garlic field mushrooms on toast were a real treat as were the fish and chips. Rooms are motel-style in an adjoining block and are very comfortable. Great range of beer in a village pub atmosphere meant a very pleasant evening. Staff are super friendly and efficient. Will be looking for a reason to come back to this area. You only have to look to the skies to see Red kite, always a spectacular sight. If you are in the area for a couple of days and the weather is nice I can also thoroughly recommend the Lido in High Wycombe. That was a real treat, a lovely evening swim on a sunny summer's evening

Good country pub serving delicious food and good beers, ales and ciders. A large beer garden at rear with a marquee for special events.

We visited the Crown, as it was a stone throw away from the camp-site we were staying at. We visited a couple of times for drinks after a long walk and for an evening meal when we decided to extend our stay at the camp-site for a second night. Our dog was welcomed by the staff and given a bowl of fresh water whilst she laid alongside by our table.Having seen from reviews, we booked earlier in the day to ensure we were able to be seated. It wasn't too busy on the day we visited, but it was a Tuesday evening, I imagine it would be very popular with the locals at weekends and during the peak summer time when the camp-site is packed out.The pub was small and cosy inside and had a large garden area at the back with a marquee erected, following a 40th birthday celebration.Food was good and I would thoroughly recommend trying the pub's own marinated olives, they were delicious. They also sell fresh free range eggs.

I attended a Wedding out the back of the Crown.The whole day was lovely, food was great and Staff were friendly and helpful.

I only visited The Crown briefly in order to ask directions to Aylesbury. It seem to be a charming place and I'm very grateful to the customer, who was sitting at the bar, for carefully writing down directions for me. Thank you to the Crown.

Landlord, was chatty and informative about the area. Food was of a high standard.The pub was cosy and only 5 minutes from our camp site

Food ok and reasonably priced, free wifi, try the Radnage Honey Cider it's very nice. Huge garden to the rear with chickens so great for kids.

Nice food and a good selection of Ale, dog friendly and right next door to Home Farm campsite. Booking is advisable as it's a small friendly pub.

I was impressed and surprised by the quality of accommodation, which is in modern motel-style cabins outside the pub. Spacious, clean and quiet, with excellent furnishings. Breakfast was very good - I love the way they include local produce as much as possible. Dinner was good - honest pub grub, with no surprises, but all freshly cooked and generous portions. Service was exceptional, with all staff very friendly and helpful.

We were so glad we decided to stop and have lunch here. All the food was outstanding. As an olive lover the home marinaded olives were as tasty as any I have eaten and combined with the peppered cashews they made a great nibbles to whet our appetite.Our main course of local sourced pork rack was cooked to juicy perfection and was complimented by a tangy rich, dark mustard sauce. The accompanying colcannon was mouth watering. For pudding we chose the Chocolate and Rebellion Ale cake which was rich and firm without being at all cloying. Absolutely delicious with cream. We have to say all the other dishes looked just as appetising as they came out from the kitchen.Excellent friendly service topped off our wonderful meal.

Visiting family in the area we enjoyed a lovely 2 course evening meal from the Specials menu. Pork and Fish dishes were beautifully cooked (not overcooked) & the homemade burger was delicious. Only a small dining area indoors, very casual setting but you can eat outside too (roadside tables). Friendly Landlord & the new Chef (Nick) is expanding the menu offer. Tasty locally based dessert menu - I recommend & will return next time we visit.