The Full Moon in Chiltern

Having used The Full moon on many occasions both for drinks and meals without any complaints we decided to visit today with my son and grandkids. Having been seated outside we were quickly brought our drinks along with the menu. We then waited an age for somebody to take our order. Eventually we had to approach a member of staff and ask them to take our order. We then waited for our food. Having been at our table for an hour and a half I had to go and find out how long we were going to have to wait. The food then arrived. One member of the group had ordered Fish and Chips which was inedible, the chips tasted awful and the fish was soggy and greasy. That meal was returned and that person went without lunch. I ordered the roast beef which was just ok although the veg looked and tasted that it had been cooked earlier and kept hot. It certainly was not worth the £15 price. The other meals were fine but overall this was not a great experience and particularly as we had enjoyed eating here on previous occasions. I will not be dining at the Full moon in the very near future and it is a shame that I can no longer recommend this establishment to others.

Where do we start. Drink order was incorrect and was advised that it was bottled coke in my rum and coke wrong beer delivered. Starters were good. Then it went downhill - fish and chips delivered were very soggy and looked like they had been cooked in dirty oil, we complained and the replacement looked even worse. Along with the fish and chips we ordered some bread and butter we received artisan bread and dips again asked fir bread and butter and were delivered buttered toast Gave up on the fish and chips. The moules marinara was made with frozen mussels and consisted of uncooked garlic and a tin of chopped tomatoes and was disgusting. The ham egg and chips the ham was exceedingly saltyAll in all a very disappointing meal we were given one portion of fish and chips which was not eaten was removed from the bill and were told hope that sorts it out.We have used this place frequently and have noticed the downward slide of the service and food along with the increase in costs

We went on a Sunday evening of the bank holiday. We had a table outside. The service was good but the pub had run out of some things we wanted. The garden was full of twenty somethings who’d been there for a good few hours and were really loud. Not many people were eating. Only us and one other couple who sat inside away from the noise. I notice another review has mentioned this which means perhaps the pub is attracting a younger crowd as a result of the pandemic. I hope a range of customers returns to support what has been a thriving local pub.

I just think they have done an amazing job to make the pub really work. Nice new seating and plenty of heating when needed. Food is good quality and reasonably priced and staff are excellent.

Visited recently with 4 girlfriends for a first night out for a very long time, 2 being new mums. We were seated at 7pm for dinner in a marque tent surrounded by young adults smoking and at first was bearable but by about 9pm we were all feeling pretty ill from the smoke. Social distancing had also clearly gone out of the window in the tent and we were all quite uncomfortable. Food was good pub food but one meal didn’t turn up and when it did, everyone had finished. Not the best experience.

Had a meal on a Saturday night. It is good wholesome food - the burger particularly good and washed down with a couple of decent pints. Friendly and decent price

We love the new menu, delicious, great choice, really tasty and fabulous safe service too as always 😊

Basic food with too many chips all round. Too much reliance on an unhealthy American style menu. My grandson had a pizza which arrived - with a pile of chips. Clearly Jamie Oliver’s attempts to give children healthy meals has fallen on deaf ears. A little side salad would have been a good option for those who are trying not to bring up obese children. My club sandwich was dry and altogether uninspiring. The staff were very friendly though and plenty of hand sanitiser.

I visited here recently. Sat inside. It was dirty with dead wasps and flies on the window sills with cobwebs to add to the ambiance. Service was shocking. The female waitress was also extremely rude. One hour went by and we still hadn’t had the starters. Eventually the food arrived. £27 for a fillet steak that was below average. In fairness, one of the male waiters did apologise for the wait and gave us a bottle of wine on the house.However....I would suggest closing the doors. Clean the pub. With Covid rampant it should be spotless. Listen to feedback, you may improve. Give the waiting staff more training, especially in manners. Make a plan which is achievable and don’t overbook. Also, staff should wear masks and gloves that are not wrinkled around their wrists. Invest in a proper order pad. Having a scruffy bit of paper doesn’t cut it I’m afraid. To sum upI won’t be returning.

A very nice welcome, having previously booked a table for 2, and shown to one in the shade, thank goodness!Our drinks and food order were efficiently and nicely taken. Unfortunately, despite what the drinks menu included one of the beers that was unavailable, on a Thursday?, and when the good looking food arrived later, we were disappointed to discover that the accompany ‘chips’ were not good. They were very tough on the outside and okay inside. When asked if we were enjoying our meal, we told the young lady about the ‘chips’, she merely said she was sorry. Unfortunately, they spoilt one of our meals.My wife’s meal however, was good - lucky her!

Visited twice first time food very good. Covid safety excellent. Second visit not so good two of us had swordfish steaks but they were not cooked right, the other two had steak sandwiches which were very good, But we were given free drinks and dessert . Were a bit concerned about dessert menus which obviously hadn't been wiped had fingerprints and foodmarks on them. But we will return.

Lovely lunch had here with my friend. Friendly service and fantastic food. Will definitely be returning and definitely recommend 😊

Terrible service, food to match. Waited ages for food to be served and when it was served late, there was no apology.

This pub used to serve some really nice food....we were shocked to get such foul food. Burnt greasy food with no real taste or quality. Will never return. What a shame.

Visit by our walking group (booked) where we were well received and served quickly by very cheery staff. Easy parking and good menu. Sadly the steak on my mixed grill was cooked to medium as ordered but was so tough it was inedible. All other food was excellent.

Fantastic Sunday lunch, had Lamb not many places do lamb anymore, but this was a big portion and very tasty, staff were very attentive Good afternoon out

Full of charm inside and out. A good selection of beers, and good meals too.Lots of room in the garden for summer months. A favourite.

What was supposed to be a family meal out of 4 adults and a toddler we were left very disappointed with the speed of service. We waited an hour for our food to arrive!! We had to ask the waitress twice how much longer we would have to wait, and got the same answer of “just a few more minutes”. I have been into the pub many times for meals and had no issues prior to this, so felt massively disappointed when the service was so slow and the food was below par. The toddler was fed up and hungry and the pregnant lady was starting to feel nauseous. The staff offered no apology until we left with out ordering desserts or coffee which we would normally have ordered, but could not face a possible hour wait for that either. So disappointing!

Lovely pub great atmosphere. Had the chicken thighs which was bland and boring also fish and chips with chips and peas but hardly filled the plate. Tiny portion of peas and fish was dull. Batter flat and tasteless. Felt like we were on holiday agreed where they were trying to replicate british pub food.

Although l have reviewed the Moon a few years ago l thought it was worth another review as l had never had sunday lunch there.I had a table for 5 [ 4 adults and one 8 yr old ] in the garden Having received our drinks and menus from the bar we sat out. The childrens play area was a hit as was the children's menu. Mains were beef all round and just when we thought service was a little slow [ busy service day ] the roast beef and all the trimmings arrived. A beautiful few cuts of medium rare beef per head was very good quality and the whole plate was very appetising.My guests were from australia and they were very impressed. Well worth a visit on Sundays if not any other time.

A beautiful sunny day - sat outside with friends. Yummy G and T, great starters (had 2 each). Perfect quantity, excellent quality. Very friendly staff. Great value for money. Staff gave great service - will be back

We visited on a warm evening for "burger night" and it was very busy. We waited over an hour for two burgers by which time we were totally fed up and past the point of being hungry. The food, when it came was OK but they'd forgotten one of the sides, but by then we just wanted to eat something and go. The problem with the service seemed to be that as well as having the burger menu, the pub was also selling the full main menu, and a lot of items would have taken a long time to prepare. On a busy night, this is far too much choice and the kitchen just couldn't cope. I would suggest that burger night is just that, with maybe just a couple of extra meals for those who don't want burgers. We may visit again but would choose our time carefully - i.e. not when it might be busy!

We always walk to the Full moon, as we are so near. It is is always busy , with a lovely garden. It is prime for families, the food is lovely with big filling portions, food never fails to disappoint. The only slight concern is the food service is a little slow. Other than that, i recommend.

A group of 21 walkers ate here in evening of 9th July. The service was very efficient, friendly and helpful. The food was v. good and especially the steaks were delicious, tender and cooked to our taste.

Went to The Full Moon for a celebratory group dinner last night. All 16 of us had a lovely time. The food was excellent and the service was fantastic - very attentive and helpful staff. Most of us had steaks as it was their Tuesday steak night and some had seabass - all dishes were first class. Thank you very much. Highly recommend.

We ate lunch 4 May. I sent them an e-mail afterwards with feedback. I've had no reply.The e-mail was:"We ate with you at lunchtime yesterday and wanted to give a little bit of feedback. Please take it in the spirit intended - it's meant to be helpful.Staff were *lovely* - friendly, helpful, really good.We had a Meze, which was fine (and the hummus is excellent). Sadly, the halloumi burger was not good. I think battering the cheese is a bad idea (it grills perfectly well)... but battering it and then frying in oil that has been used to deep fry fish is a *terrible* one. - it makes the burger taste of fish which is basically unpleasant and spoiled the rather nice roasted pepper and pesto.I'd urge you grill the cheese, but if you must fry it, do it in separate oil to stop the fish taste carrying.I'm writing rather than raising at the time because I don't want it to be seen as a complaint; just feedback. Sometimes if it's done at the time, people can be a bit defensive.Anyway, thought you should know and it wouldn't put us off coming back.Kind regards"The lack of acknowledgement *will* put us off going back.

Decent burger and veggie burger. Proper beer, proper pub. Seems to have finally settled into providing good fayre after some off/on years.

Good beer and nice atmosphere but very limited vegetarian options and the burger was incredibly bland almost to the point of being inedible. If you're veggie and want food, I'd go elsewhere

Came as recommended by family but very disappointed with the food . I had the duck that was a few mouthfuls of meat with mostly bone and fatty skin . Served with what was supposed to be dalphonoise potatoes however there seemed to be no cream or cheese , very dry layered lump of potatoe . Expensive and left feeling hungry .

I have be meaning to try the food at the full moon for quite some time but always come at the time when they weren’t doing food usually later afternoon, understandable as a lot of pubs go by this. So this time me and my friend turned at at 2:30 on a Monday only to be told they had stopped doing food. It clearly states in the bar and restaurant that food is served between 12-3 Monday- Friday. Plus the fact that the pub was nearly empty, I believe this was just down to laziness, what a shame

Camembert starter which was excellent we shared for four people sadly the chicken pies were okay the vegetable was just okay but the chips which we asked to be replaced for the mash potato with an edible cannot be that difficult to do a portion of Chips . Staff were very Pleasant it was £25 ahead we lceft slightly disappointed especially about the chips

We live down the road and decided to try Sunday lunch at The Full Moon today. We both ordered roast beef which appeared almost immediately. Although we sat near the kitchen door there was no appetising Sunday lunch smell and we didn’t get that with the food under our noses either as it was devoid of any flavour. The plates were swimming in a watery gravy and the beef (which we were told was ribeye) was a gristly mess which neither of us ate more than a few scraps of. We did bring some home for the dog who ate it but he’s not fussy.I had a few carrots which were fine but the roast potatoes were undercooked and the Yorkshire pudding was a nasty dry mass produced thing that wasn’t worth the calories. So we told the waitress who disappeared and nothing happened until we found the manager ourselves. He wasn’t much use and said that he didn’t know what we were expecting. Oddly enough, an enjoyable and tasty Sunday lunch!We have just come home for a Thai ready meal ....

We have used the Full Moon for many years, and sadly it appears to be on a downward slope in terms of food.Have had lots of good meals in the past, but over the last year or so we have had a couple of very average visits, and one whereby it was well below respectable, so much so that I emailed the manager with our feedback. Unfortunately all I received back was an argumentative bordering on belligerent response. I had vowed to never eat there again, but, in the name of supporting local businesses we decided to give it the benefit of the doubt and have another try. Unfortunately it was a wasted leap of faith.We dined last night. My wife and I both ordered ribeye steak (£23 on the menu). I can’t recall if it was advertised as an 8 or 10 oz steak, but what we got appeared to be neither. It was hardly worth asking for rare/medium or well done as it was so thin that 30 seconds on a hot grill would have destroyed it. It was served with “hand cut” chips that were no exaggeration, inedible. More useful for banging nails in walls as opposed to eating.After we’d eaten the bits worth eating (which wasn’t much) one of the staff members collected the dishes. He didn’t seem remotely concerned or even question why we hadn’t touched the chips. We’d also ordered a £28 bottle of red. This was placed on the table with two glasses and the barmaid promptly walked off. No chance of trying it, didn’t even pour it. At £28 for an £8 bottle of wine you’d at least expect your glass to be poured.Overall a real shame as it’s a delightful little country pub with a nice garden which is great place for a few drinks on a sunny day. Unfortunately if you want a dining experience you’re out of luck. Our last 3 visits have been woeful, and last night was our last.I’m not sure where the photos of the food come from, because nothing we’ve been served looks remotely close to those.

We had Sunday lunch here recently and found the whole experience to be enjoyable, good value and with excellent service from all the staff. The menu is varied and Sunday roasts are also on offer, together with an imaginative menu for younger diners. The pub was busy but we were served fairly quickly and all our special requests were met with a smile and a can do attitude. The food was excellent with freshly cooked vegetables instead of the usual frozen/microwaved. The pub has a nice garden.We had never been here before, although our companions had. We will surely visit again before too long

A warm welcome in this cosy country pub. Lunch and dinner menus, with lots of choices. Food is delicious and beautiful presented. Good portions and value for money. County walks nearby and close to Great Missenden, for the Roald Dahl Museum.

My wife and I were with a group of friends and I had not bothered to read previous reviews. I would say it's important to suport local pubs but on this ocassion, sadly, we were disappointed. Bad choices? I had the Goulash. It was unrecognisable. Cubes of dry meat with the merest of sauce? served with 3 large slices of dumplings?? themselves dry and inedable. My wife's duck was dry and overcooked. Looking for a positive .... Others guests said they had enjoyed the Roast meats. The restaurant was busy and seemed to have sufficient staff whose role was to only ferry plates back and forward to the kitchen. At no time were we asked if we enjoyed our meals. Cannot recommend.

I've been here a dozen over the past year or so as it is local to a number of friends. Each time, my food has been nothing special, but theirs has been nicer, so I figured I just chose badly. Todays visit will sadly be the last - overcooked (and small) fishcake could have been redeemed by a nicely poached egg, and plentiful spinach (as per the menu description), instead the egg was almost hard boiled and the spinach was barely there. When we queried the egg, we were told they were "not allowed" to serve them runny ?! No apology, no offer to change, so I'm afraid Full Moon I won't be back.Shame as it is a lovely old pub in a good location with a lovely garden for the summer.

Interesting Pub restaurant, but the filet was tasteless. The chips and onion rings were good, as was the lemon tart.

Went in on a quiet early Wednesday evening, plenty of car park space front and rear. Was served straight away by a friendly guy, decent pint of lager.

I agree with many reviewers who mentioned the open front and back doors blowing a gale (we requested the back door be closed!) and that it should be a lovely traditional pub as it's in a good position with lots of parking. However the food for two of my friends today (Goulash) was served with totally inedible 'dumplings' which looked and tasted terrible and represented half the plates' contents. We told the waitress and then had to wait a long long time for ice cream desserts. Our other two meals, Haddock and Sea Bream, were fine. Cappuccinos were served luke warm but by this time we were losing the will to live to complain further. No bill adjustment was made concerning our complaint and we left no tip, Won't be returning I'm afraid.

Arrived early for our 7.30pm table on a Sunday evening. Service was friendly, if a little slow. However four of the meals were very disappointing, particularly the duck breast and the (cremated) mixed grill. They did redeem themselves but definitely won’t go back for food on a Sunday evening. Shame as it is one of our faves usually!

A few of us went to the Full Moon on Friday night for there Beer Festival. It was ram packed luckily they had plenty of staff on to cope. The only downside was when I wanted a gin I had to buy a token from the bar and then go outside and que up again to get it this ment every time I wanted a gin I also had to buy a bottle of tonic. When normally one bottle will last me 3 drinks. What a waste of tonic and money.

We ordered at around 7.50pm. At 8.50pm we had to remind them about the one starter we had ordered. This was brought out without a word of apology and then we had to wait another 30 minutes for the main. The restaurant by this time was almost empty next door so there is no question they lost our order. Bloody shambles, it spoilt the evening and it was really too late to enjoy the food. Not a word from the staff.

This is a lovely village pub and table service was efficient and polite. However the tomato and basil soup arrived at our table practically cold and had to be returned. There was quite a wait for the main courses to arrive which were quite satisfactory. However the sea bass accompanied mostly by Mediterranean vegetables was overwhelming and just too much to have at lunchtime. More fish and less vegetables would have been better. Not a place to rave about, just average.

We had a fabulous birthday lunch for my husband, 6 of us had starters, mains and puddings. Service was great, food was lovely, a wonderful afternoon in the sun.

We visited The Full Moon pub, Little Kingshill, this weekend and were thoroughly impressed with the facilities, service and food.The staff were extremely attentive and accomodating from the moment we arrived (my child has severe intolerances) and I have to say, although ordering the usual pub grub, my husband and I both commented on the high standard of the food and how tasty it was. We actually wanted to order another portion to share as we enjoyed the food so much!Both our children thoroughly enjoyed the play area, which consits of two slides, a climbing frame with climbing wall and a little tikes house. Even better was that we could sit in the sunny pub garden, with the shade of an umbrella for our one year old, and still see our four year old enjoying playing with all the other children. Something you cannot do very easily in most pubs.I would definitely reccomend the Full Moon pub, even if just stopping for a drink, the atmosphere is so friendly. I will be visiting again soon with or without children!

Me and my family had a lovely Sunday lunch here, the food really stood out - the roast clearly had a lot of thought put into it and wasn’t just your average meat and veg. The service was brilliant and everyone was polite and friendly! Also very baby friendly so will definitely be back!

As a frequent visitor to the Full Moon, I don't really understand the recent reviews. The Full Moon is an excellent pub with great food and friendly bar staff. Of course, during events and when it's extremely busy it can take a bit of time to get a drink, but that's to be expected as the bar isn't a Weatherspoons sized establishment. Always had a friendly welcome by all of the bar staff (and owners) and the food is top quality. Great job, keep up the good work and look forward to many more days in the sun in the beer garden enjoying a pint.

Based on a recommendation booked for an evening meal last Saturday as a treat for our daughter. Our dogs found glass under the table (not so dog friendly). Service wasn’t the best and had to ask for dessert menus after being patient for a very long time. Over 2 hours for a 2 course meal isn’t the best. Burger buns were too big and dried out. Lovely looking pub, in a nice location and a good atmosphere, unfortunately service and food let it down. As per title possibly wrong place at the wrong time....PS menus prices on website are out of date as prices actually higher.

Lovely Pub, Lovely Food just spoilt by the miserable young Bar Man! He is about as helpful as a Pen with NO ink.

My thoughts mirror what other reviewers are saying. It's OK but could be better. Nice old building, open fire, country location. And yet........beer's ok, food is ok, staff pleasant enough. But you really feel that given the building and location, it would merit a better score. We had a perfectly pleasant time, read the papers over a steak sandwich and a couple of pints on a Saturday lunchtime, but that was it. Hopefully I will feel more enthused next time.

Great food, nice wine and good service. A nice place to end up after a country walk. Would recommend a visit and the Camembert!

Just had a very pleasant Sunday lunch. All enjoyed our main meal and desert. Service was a little slow but they were very busy. Very friendly staff.

The pub has the perfect combination of old world charm, a good selection of beers, a tempting menu and a welcoming, locals pub feel.Whether complacency has set in or not, unfortunately it now looks uncared for and shabby. The toilets in particular are in desperate need of cleaning and ideally refurbishing. Hopefully the hygiene standards in the kitchen are considerably better but we’re not prepared to risk it.

We had a tasty lunch, large portions and amazing value. Looking forward to returning when the weather is better to sit in the garden

Bran and his team did us proud. We packed the pub out but there was seating for those who needed it. the drink and food flowed. A great atmosphere in this Chiltern Hills pub. A trustworthy and reliable service which was exactly what we wanted. Well done.

There is a varied lunchtime menu, which is reasonably priced. We had to wait over 40 minutes for our lunch, both my drink and lunch order was slightly wrong, it was corrected, but the order should have been correct in the first place. The food was OK, not brilliant, the service was lacking, and the pub was cold with the front and back doors constantly being opened.

Lovely pub in Little Kingsmill that has fooled me many times over 25 years. You just want to love it. Beautiful age-old bar area, open log fire, beamed ceiling, flagstone floors, enthusiastic locals, well-kept real ales, excellent staff, dog friendly and serving a comprehensive range of food. Sounds great. If everything ticks, you will have had a wonderful English pub experience.Next time round it's December. The pub is too cold for comfort. The 2 inch gap under the door into the age-old bar welcomes the 15 mile an hour Arctic wind, the beer of your choice is off after your first pint and your shared seafood meal is a real disappointment.Nothing outwardly has changed. The punters still flock in, the locals still crowd the barstools, and the diners pull their padded jackets even tighter around them. My quest for a comfortable local pub continues.

It's been a while since we ate at the Full Moon and happy to report that it is as good as ever. 3 of us for lunch, a cosy fire, good service and excellent choice of good-value lunch specials. Wish we lived near a pub like this!

OK so Ive eaten here quite a few times and each time ive walked away saying I;d never eat there again. Ive been back only because I go in a group. I would never go by myself here only because the food is not up to scratch. The Guinness I also found not tasting so good. Id like to give it a one star but dont want to harm the pubs business.

Eleven of us to cope with but all the orders were catered for expertly. Excellent sunday lunch - all commented on how great the meats were. Staff provided fab service in a lovely welcoming traditional pub. Will certainly be back.

Really our favourite place. Lovely people. Having just had a hip replacement recently Tory really went that extra mile to help me. Big thank you

We have had so many lovely meals in this pub and would always have recommended it but recently the food has been very disappointing, my son had calamari today which in his word was like trying to bite though a tire!! The staff didn't really seem iterested she just said that she would tell the kitchen, The bun which came with his burger was burnt and my garlic bread was rock hard but we didn't see the point in complaining as we felt we would have probably have got the same response. Such a shame as we used to love going there.

We LOVE this pub, the beer's great, staff and regulars are very friendly and sitting outside on a sunny day is just lovely. There are plenty of children and dogs enjoying themselves. in our experience they've always been well behaved and mostly under control, and that goes for the dogs too. The only variable is the food, and it's interesting to note from other reviews, it can be hit and miss. The prices also seem to be creeping up each time the menu gets reprinted. As a local I'd welcome cheaper, simpler food from local suppliers done really well. I still love this pub though.

Celebration Sunday Lunch for 6 people including elderly & disabled, was ruined at the start by the shock of finding that the advertised menus on the website for Sunday Lunch and the actual menus issued, were very different prices i.e. 8.95 on website and £13.50 on the day which is a considerable difference. - When questioned the wait staff - the answer was " Oh our website is out of date"Should have left then.We decided to stay and were disappointed even further. The food was very average and would not especially recommend the dessert - the bannofi pie was particularly ordinary ( think even Aldi could do better)We were seated in the bar area (for disabled access) which was full of very loud regulars and so cannot even say the ambience was enjoyable either.Would not recommend to anyone.

The roast lamb was very good, but, the broccoli was very under cooked and could not cut it. Looked at menu on their website, prices very reasonable on there, that is why we went there, but, on the menu in the restaurant the prices are nearly double and very expensive.

The Full Moon is our favourite local in Bucks. The food is great, and the people are really friendly.We have never had a bad experience, and often make an excuse to sneak away for a couple of hours. In the summer the garden is fantastic.Definitely worth a visit if you are after a reasonably prices traditional english pub with good wines, beer and food.

Had a lovely meal here, steak was perfectly cooked, place was very busy, the staff were attentive and friendly. Lovely atmosphere and great service.

When you have such a welcoming landlord it's such a pity to have to say how dreadful the meals and service have been on our last four visits.Last visit four of us came and each ordered a different meal. We each of us left our food after a few mouthfuls. One sent hers back and asked for a sandwich which was still unpalatable. Some other friends tell me that they have stopped going.It seems very welcoming for the local drinkers and still does have a friendly atmosphere but would never recommend eating there.

Delicious food, especially the butternut squash risotto and baked Camembert and the service was fantastic. Great family pub feel with a lovely atmosphere.

La comida estaba muy mal preparada. Pedimos pescado y patatas fritas, que en una y viernes por la noche en el REINO UNIDO debería haber sido fácil de servir. No denunciar la mala calidad pero esto produjo sin respuesta.La gente era muy amable y educado, pero no parece interesado en nuestras recomendaciones.Parecía que había un buen ambiente en la zona del pub.

6 de nosotros fuimos en una noche de sábado relajado. Estaba deseando nuestros bistecs, espere alrededor de una hora por una mesa para aprobarse y nuestros platos principales para llegar. Nuestros bistecs llegamos y estábamos bastante frío y más preparado: (el director pidió disculpas pero echaron la nueva camarera que nos pareció muy injusto. Además aún tenía el pagar el importe total de la factura. Es una pena porque normalmente la comida es tan encantadora.

Alegre, pub acogedor con excelente comida, un joven, inteligente y tratã³ eficiente personal servicial. La carne asada que tenía para mi era de gran calidad y perfectamente cocinado, así como de mi esposa rape.La ubicación es un poco alejada, así, el hecho de que estaba muy concurrido, es testimonio de la calidad de este pub y restaurante.Sugerimos reservar para evitar decepciones.

Que a pie de este pub unas cuantas veces, y el jardín es genial para cuando el sol brilla. Gran lugar para descansar todo el día y bebidas son un buen precio. La comida es increíble, nunca he comido en mi boca pero aguas cada vez que algo se pone trajo. Estoy 100% recomendaría a parar allí si estás fuera a dar un paseo o buscando buena comida con amigos o familia.

Otra fantástica comida y bebidas con amigos en lo que se está convirtiendo en nuestro lugar favorito para reunirse y comer con los amigos. La comida es increíble, sobre todo la carne, pero el menú de snack bar es genial para cuando aquellos el apetito huelga. . . . . . El personal y la administración son absolutas estrellas y nada es demasiado problema para ellos. El jardín es fabulosa en el sol, con un gran espacio para los niños y este es un pub realmente simpática mascota donde realmente se puede traer y relajarse con toda la familia, en nuestro caso no es completa sin nuestro perro. He leído una queja sobre perros en este y otro sitio de medios sociales recientemente y tengo que decir que estuvimos allí, en particular por la tarde y la revisión que fue dejado por un blogger de serie no eran lo que yo viví y sentir que el comentario que fue injusto que el personal maravilloso y clientes en este pub. Si no me crees tómese un tiempo para visitar y se encontrará volver una y otra vez.

Fuimos con unos amigos para cenar y no nos decepcionó. Su huevo negro budín escocés es delicioso. Tuvimos el especial para principal, que también era increíble - la carne estaba cocinada a la perfección. Por último, recomendaría el pudin para después.Un pub! ! ! Bien vale la pena visitar

Nos encanta este pub y hemos estado yendo allí por mucho tiempo especialmente en verano tiempo para comer en el jardín hasta hoy cuando fuimos allí para celebrar nuestro aniversario y tuvimos que irnos antes de que nos dieron de comer porque de los perros que nos afectan. Hubo unos cuantos perros hoy y corriendo como locos y nos estábamos yendo a oler y tuvimos que cambiarnos a otra mesa. Nos dijeron que el personal que los perros deben mantenerse en una era y lleva puesto en plomo pero el otro no. Tan pronto como la comida era llevado a la mesa el perro comenzó a saltar alrededor de la mesa y el dueño del perro de la otra mesa gritó al otro lado de que la próxima vez no deberían venir en un lugar donde hay perros. Nos quejamos al personal que el dueño del perro se había quejado no nos gusto perros y luego decidimos irnos. Pedí el personal cómo era posible y si el pub era para los perros o para las personas. No sabe qué decir. Dejamos toda la comida y las bebidas en la mesa sin tocar y nos dieron en el coche y nos fuimos. Creo que este era absolutamente mediocre y nos dio asco con lo que había sucedido. Es una pena porque la comida es buena y el entorno es precioso, pero mal educados clientes estropear el lugar! Por desgracia no pensamos volver a este lugar y decirles a otros de lo que ha ocurrido en el caso de que vienen del otro lado la misma situación molesta.

En la tradición del viejo pub inglés con techo bajo, un montón de curiosidades y una cálida chimenea.Siempre un buen huésped ale y Fullers Orgullo de barril junto con comida de pub y agradable para los perros y separación turberas - no se admiten perros en la zona de restaurante, que sirve deliciosa comida y ofertas interesantes y sorprendentes.La parte pub tiene tres o cuatro mesas que asiento cinco o seis personas cada uno, se aceptan perros en correa domésticos - Mis chicos me encanta este pub por esa razón!Nunca hemos visto ningún problema ya que los lugareños que frecuentan durante los últimos tres años y aunque muchos en el pub conocerlos la diversidad internacional de la gente es muy divertida, amable y cortés.Domingo almuerzo fue decepcionante hace un año, pero el propietario ha hecho grandes cambios en sus recomendaciones a los clientes y todo bien ahora. Sin duda merece la pena una visita!Un puntero poco - prueba el sandwich de carne de su fantástica relación calidad-precio!

Had a lovely evening we both had steak which was lovely very nice atmosphere here friendly staff recommended

Muy concurrida en la noche del viernes santo aquí - no hay sorpresas quizás, inevitablemente por tanto bastante ruidoso. Pero las porciones de comida sabrosa y generosa nos mantuvo tranquila durante un tiempo, y el servicio era rápido, alegre y eficiente. Mi porción de pescado maltratado fue el plato - oversailing lo suficientemente grande para navegar! Nos sentimos seriamente cuando terminamos compartiendo un buen flan. . .

Visitamos aquí para el almuerzo después de un paseo de campo local. Aquí en un par de ocasiones anteriores, para el almuerzo, cena, bebidas y fiestas. Muy amable y acogedor pub, un buen servicio al cliente, buena selección de cervezas y vinos y una buena variedad de alimentos. Cómodos asientos en el interior y un gran jardín con mesas de madera y asientos de banco para cuando el tiempo es bueno.

He comido aquí una feria varias veces y tengo que decir que la comida sigue siendo mejor, todo se sirve como debe ser, la carne es cocinada a la perfección y los asados son para morirse, muy impresionados con el servicio prestado y el personal es muy amable y educado. Todo fantástico pub

We run (hash) ever Tuesday evening come rain or shine from a pubs within a 10-mile radius of High Wycombe, then all meet back at the pub we set off from for drinks, chips, and chat. All the pubs are assessed on 4 categories, (each marked out of 10 points), which we then rank during the year on our website. SummaryA right nice traditional hostelry plying it's trade tucked away down Hare lane, probably missed by many punters but well-enjoyed by locals who are in the know about this little cracker.Beer 8/10[Mick] Now there's a thing, a Rebellion beer worth drinking!! Yup, the Roasted Nuts was very decent as was the Pride. These two manly ales backed up by a couple of "boys" brews - Adnams flat basic and ANO, both at 3.7%. All ales a reasonable £3.70 a jug [Matt] Rather warm inside with the hashers apparently re-enacting the old telephone box game, albeit in a low-beamed pub with a raging log fire….so ‘Roasted Nuts’ was rather appropriate! Aside from Mick’s bar-top wanderings, there was also ‘Gravity’ on, Rebellion’s Winter Beer…..I’d better talk in a whisper now lest Mick overhears me….which was chalked on the bottom of the list and, in the words of Audrey, was ‘bluddi lovely’Non-beer 8/10[Mick] With the L & Soda at 80p for a half or a pint (there's novel) and the coke/pepsi or whatever at £2.20 a pint, there were no sad faces amonst the soft quaffers. [Matt] Well….maybe just Jo, who was looking relatively smug with herself at having paid just 80p for a half, before I shouted over to the barman and asked whether a pint was double that = £1.60? “No guv, we charge the same for a pint or a half - don’t ask me why”Food 10/10[Mick] "Don't worry, I'll do you loads" said the governor, and true to his word, there were heaps. Only the concerted efforts of Kev, who managed six, yes SIX, bowls and Mike the Chomper, who when I told him he was lagging behind went into top gear to outdo even Kev, ensured HWH3 left b.all. [Matt] When the gaffer lights two large bunsen burners and sets a separate table aside, you know it’s professional spud territory….and so it proved, with the first few waves of hashers crashing pathetically against the tidal flow of chips coming the other way. It wasn’t until General Mike positioned himself on top of the enemy enclave and starting picking them off with his usual metronome efficiency, ably assisted by Corporal Kev (Kerry had apparently neglected to cook him his dinner) that the spud invaders were defeated and the hashers good name prevailed. But it was a bit tight for a while eh…..?Hashmosphere 8/10[Mick] As Hashalator Chairman Matt said "a proper pub". Log fire, legendary quantities of chips, good ale, beams, tile flooring and welcoming staff meant a good finish to the evening all round. This on the night when in the good ole U.S. of A. the Dodgy One was beating the Iffy One! [Matt] Let’s be ‘aving you…..this is what winter pubs should be like - warm, cosy, good beer, big portions, and great banter (I’m not including Roger’s Tosca monologue in the latter category though). The main downsides would be the dodgy road outside (locals seem to use it as a hill climb speed test) and the rather squidgy bar area, with most of the rest of the pub being taken over by dining. In the summer these is extensive outside seating, but it definitely wasn’t summer though - still, warmed up by a few pints by the fire with half a tonne of chips and most of us could have sat outside quite happily with our ‘Ready Brek’ glows.

Después de un largo paseo, este es un paraíso de bienvenida. Un entorno encantador y atento anfitrión. He oído muchos comentarios positivos sobre la calidad de la comida de mi otros comensales, el pollo y patatas asadas conseguir particular fama. Yo así lo desea hicieron un asado vegetariano regular alternativa (consejo). También, me alegra informar que los pudines parecen haber sido dada una mejora. Volveremos, espero que para toad vegetarianos en el agujero con suficiente fundamento de vegetariano salsa.

Teníamos la intención de probar este pub por algún tiempo ya que es bastante local y había venido con algunas recomendaciones. Elegimos del menú asados y la comida estaba muy buena, así como el servicio, no tengo ninguna queja. El pub y restaurante (que) no son grandes y se sentía muy lleno como resultado. Además no era el más tranquilo de los ambientes como resultado, aunque esto no nos molestó. Sin duda me alojaría aquí de nuevo y se lo recomendaría

A pub that manages to mix great pub atmosphere, with great beer and a warm and cozy environment, plus great food. The bar and dining area just meld together.

No muy lejos de Champneys, Chesham y Great missenden un buen lugar para parar y comer. Todo el carácter de un pub inglés con un servicio amable, excelente comida y ambiente campestre. Las mesas no están demasiado cerca juntos y el domingo asados eran geniales. Buena selección de vinos y agradable para los niños. Fácil de encontrar y excelente aparcamiento. No está demasiado llena cuando estuvimos allí, así que bien merece una visita.

Durante algunos años he visitado la luna llena para el almuerzo, pero parecía haber perdido su forma ligeramente y no me parece tan ocupado. Qué agradable sorpresa cuando nos presentamos esta semana para ver el aparcamiento completo. No habíamos reservado y tuvimos mucha suerte de conseguir un asiento, la señorita que organizó los asientos para nosotros era encantadora, y la señorita que nos servía era tan buena y claramente muy experimentado. Las comidas eran deliciosos. Mi única queja fue que mi ensalada parecían haber perdido su tomates secados al sol que se supone que contienen. Era tan buena para ver que tan concurrido como es un pequeño y acogedor pub, no sé qué ha pasado, pero ciertamente parece haber vuelto a la vida y bien merece una visita.

We went as a family on a Sunday. The pub was busy with a good atmosphere. We really enjoyed our food with the only complaint being that service was a bit slow

Very friendly staff. Food is good . Retains the nice old fashioned pub atmosphere with raging wood fire, oak beams and long tables in the bar.

Así que he vivido en el pueblo toda mi vida, y a menudo han desaparecido de la aldea cuando comer fuera. Sin embargo, con un chef nuevo, refrescante y muy talentoso he ido a la Luna Llena para comer 3 veces en la última semana! El bistec es increíble y debe ser tenido con el uso de salsa! Fuimos allí la última noche y tuvimos la Luna Llena hamburguesa y lo recomiendo encarecidamente. El personal es super amable y atento.Es pasado de un pub local que me gustaría beber ocasionalmente en lugar de ser un deseo para comer en las noches!

Nos quedamos verdaderamente impresionados de que aunque era noche de San Valentín que la Luna Llena aún ofrecieron su habitual martes noche cena de bistec sin cargo extra premium. La comida era deliciosa y el servicio muy bueno. Se había hecho un auténtico esfuerzo para decorar el restaurante gusto por San Valentín. Tan agradable no ser estafado el 14 de febrero como muchos restaurantes.

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Así que tuve la pierna de puerco y disparó menú por patatas queso azul y bacon en vez de patatas fritas cortadas a mano. Camarero no podría ser más feliz de ayudar y me preguntó si quería en dados y las lonchas de bacon o en el lateral. Ese tipo de cosas, aunque muy fácil, realmente hace que la experiencia de comer. Quiero estar a cargo de mi comida y ser opciones y un servicio atento. Las patatas fritas y salsa fueron excelentes. Tan bueno que el resto de mi mesa que interrumpía para comer ellos derribados. Entonces me dieron la habitación tener pudin para terminar. Yo podría haber hecho con más crema pastelera por el budín, pero ese es un primer problema mundial.Excelente servicio del chico joven hombre sólido y buena comida.

Decidimos comer aquí, ya que era demasiado bonito para estar adentro en casa.La luna llena es generalmente muy popular y la calidad de la comida es bastante coherente.Como era sábado, el menú no es tan extenso como a mediados de semana. Sin embargo, lo que ofrecen es muy buena.Nos dieron una cálida bienvenida y nos llevaron a nuestros asientos. Las bebidas eran entonces ordenados. Una buena selección de ale es mi elección, siendo Orgullo de Londres.La comida era ordenados. Hamburguesa de pollo para mi esposa, Codillo de cerdo para mi hija y yo pedí un sandwich de carne.El servicio era un poco lento, pero aceptable, ya que el pub estaba muy lleno.Las porciones son muy generosas y sabrosas.

Gran sopa para comenzar, gran asado a seguir. Caliente y fresco. Mi compañero tenía una hamburguesa y me alegro de no haberlo hecho. Parecía que había sido talada en textura y sabor decepcionante procesador de alimentos. Budín de pan y manteca sonaba increíble, pero estaba muy pastoso y decepcionante falta el sabor prometido baileys. Pero lo peor era el chef en su blancos saliendo de la cocina y sentarse en el restaurante con su comida. Simplemente no parece correcto.

Recientemente visité un par de veces durante el período de Navidad y tenía comida realmente buena. Tuve el bistec chuletón con salsa de champiñones el pollo sabroso, suprema y mi familia tiene un chateaubriand que parecía delicioso, que será tener que la próxima vez! Lo recomiendo encarecidamente. Gran ambiente, pub local agradable.

Ate here on an evening with Grandson's young adults, had a very good meal large portions ,sufficient for young men

Decepcionante después de un largo paseo para ser servido comida tercera. Tuve que pedir que significaba el restaurante sabía qué cocinar. Esto les dio la oportunidad de cocinar la comida pre seleccionados y luego a calentar antes de servir. El resultado en cuanto al pescado y patatas fritas estaba preocupado era horrible. Pescado correosos y cocidas, agotado pasta patatas fritas empapadas. Es una pena porque es un encantador pub sirve cerveza, y tiene un agradable jardín. Podría ser así, mucho mejor.

Imagine un paseo de domingo, las hojas en el suelo, un poco de frío.Llegar a la luna llena, en un cálido bar animado conversador, fuego, un gran servicio.Cena con asado con una variedad de carnes o incluso un combo, opciones para vegetarianos y enormes porciones y generalmente yorkies y mucha salsa.El cielo!Yo diría que la única pequeña decepción fueron los pudines.Recomiendo reservar su popular, preferimos el bar del restaurante.