The Garibaldi in Wycombe

Very friendly locals and staff ... and delicious meals! Looking forward to visiting again the next time I'm in England.

Stumbled on this traditional pub by mistake, en route to a funeral. In a rush, needed a commiseration card and sandwiches. We couldn't have had a warmer reception. Sandwiches were great and a card was found by a lady on the rota. This is a community owned pub and it stands out and above all the chains, supported by locals. Wish I had a share!

Had a really good Sunday lunch at the Garibaldi today. It’s a very traditional, well maintained pub with a seating area at the back. Friendly, professional staff. Between us we tried roast pork, roast beef, scampi and beetroot and butternut wellington. Also cheesecake and apple crumble with custard. All very well cooked and presented, sizeable portions at a reasonable price for this area. Highly recommend eating there.

A very pleasant smaller pub, with friendly good service. The food was good and the beer (Timothy Taylor) was extremely well kept! Very happy clientele from what I could see!

Came all the way from Northampton to watch Harripaul and have a meal only to find out they cancelled. Very annoying because they advertised it on their Facebook book page. Get your act together.

Found this beautiful little pub by chance, myself, husband and daughter went in for drinks and decided to try the menu for lunch as it sounded yummy and oh my word it did not disappoint we had the homemade curry and it was absolutely amazing, it was as good if not better than a proper Indian restaurant, (menu was one side Indian and the other side a mixture usual homemade foods found in pubs ) which I can’t wait to go back and try 😍 Such a wonderful place !! Staff where lovely friendly and helpful, lovely decor inside nice and cosy and most importantly very clean toilets.

If you're looking for a hidden gem in the heart of a local village, the Garibaldi is an absolute must-visit. This charming pub has a warm and inviting ambiance that instantly makes you feel at home. The rustic decor, complete with wooden beams creates the perfect backdrop for a relaxing evening with friends or family. The staff are friendly and attentive nature adds an extra layer of warmth to the already inviting atmosphere. The Garibaldi offers a delightful mix of classic pub fare and Indian cuisine, and the food is fantastic and great value for money. Vegetarians will be delighted to know that there are plenty of options available and there is a suitable kids menu too. It's a true gem that delivers on every front. The cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and fantastic food selection make it a standout choice for locals and visitors alike. Whether you're in the mood for a comforting pub meal or a flavorful Indian dish, this pub has something to please every palate. Worth a visit!

I phoned on Wednesday evening to enquire about the menu for the following evening. I was told it was Chilli night and a few choices were mentioned. I requested a booking, which was accepted and when we arrived were told there was no food being prepared on Thursday. What is the point of accepting bookings? We won’t give them a second chance.

Great pub, called in for food on Sunday and they where offering a BBQ menu rather than the standard Sunday roast. Food was fantastic and plentiful!! Staff are great, very friendly and attentive.

Great Sunday lunch the beef was more than excellent portion size big good service friendly would recommend this as one of the very best pubs in the area we walk at Cliveden near by so a great place to go afterwards

We came on a warm September evening for the fish and chip van, which I had preordered and paid for. If it hadn’t been for that I’d not have stayed. We sat outside in the astroturf beer garden with a small group of locals who obviously knew each other and the barmaid, who sat with them. All the tables were filthy with full ashtrays. And plenty of butts on the floor. I ordered a glass of wine that was undrinkable. To their credit they did swap it out without quibble for another but served in the same glass. The food was ok and we ate it straight out of the packaging for hygiene reasons. We left as soon as we could. I couldn’t believe how bad it was so I looked it up online and I think it’s a community run pub. All I can say is I bet none of the community has any hospitality management experience.

I have gone to the Garibaldi many times especially under the previous owners who always provided a warm welcome and delicious food 7 days a week. Unfortunately under the new management I have to write a very poor review of a so called Sunday roast and very poor service too. A bit like Fawlty Towers that was filmed around the corner in Bourne End. When I first arrived it took ages for someone to come and ask what we wanted to drink and we were then left for 15 minutes before I had to ask if someone would take my food order. We both went for the large roasts turkey and beef with side vegetables. A couple of locals walk in get drinks and service snd their roasts before us, when our vegetables and roasts arrived they were cold and the meat rare. We had to ask for the meat to be reheated. When I was asked if I wanted another drink they did not have any more Merlot. When our food did come back it was just about edible. We were left for ages after we had finished our mains and had to ask for pudding. The apple pie was reasonable but we had to take our empty pudding plates to the bar as we wanted an Irish coffee and after waiting and no one collecting our empty plates we were then told their coffee machine was not working. Please bear in mind this pub only offers home cooked roasts on a Sunday and the rest of the week they get in out sourced caterers. The so-called land lady did not come around to ask if the food was OK or to welcome new clientele and the pub dog is allowed to roam around and sniff your food. Needless to say we will not be returning but we recommend the Cricketers at Littlewick Green for great service and a fabulous Sunday roast.

Have had more than several great meals care of The Garibaldi. Even in lockdown, the street-food vans were there for takeaways (and delivery locally) - and when it was allowed, The Garibaldi was supplying excellent drinks. Now in 'Step 2' of 'De-Lockdown', the garden is open again, serving great food and drink together again. Will be there again soon.

Me and my partner are from up north and let me tell you, some people down south arent too friendly.. but here we feel right at home! The staff will go above and beyond for you! It is literally the perfect pub. Pints, food, staff and atmosphere is amazing! Thanks guys you are the best! Everyone come here, recommend!!

We always have a pizza take out on Wednesday there the best ever .but today we tried there sunday lunch believe you me this was the best ever ever we had caldesi from brays sunday lunch which was 3 x the price and the Yorkshires were like pizza 🍕 thank you gariboldie iwe will be back next week ps 👍 portions. Richard & gill taplow

Sunday Oct 4th they restarted their Sunday roasts and what a delight they are. We both had Lamb followed by Apple crumble and custard and nothing left on the plates Thanks Bobby and Jade, we’ll be back soon Bob and Jill

We went on a Wednesday when the Knead Pizza van is outside. We had pre-ordered our pizzas so got ourselves a table in the garden where there is also a marquee set up to accommodate additional outside tables for the great British summer :-) on the way in through the one way system we got our drinks and signed into the COVID track and trace book then sat in the garden to enjoy a nice drink and a great pizza. The atmosphere was lovely and the staff were friendly and helpful and we could take the dog too!

We returned to The Garibaldi this afternoon; possibly a year or more since our last visit. The changes were encountered were unfortunately disappoints. On our previous visits we enjoyed a welcoming, clean and well decorated good value eatery. Today, however, it felt like we possibly stepping into someone’s sitting room, where most of the family appeared to be huddled around the fire; with a “noisy” crèche in what was previously a pleasant sunroom/conservatory. We ordered drinks at the bar, a very pleasant lady served us and we asked for the lunch menu. We were presented with laminated copies of the current menu, unfortunately neither were clean, both had beers or similar stains. We decided not to order food and are completely disinclined to return. A very disappointed visit for us both.

Good home style, tasty Sunday lunch, although we prefer our meat sliced more thinly rather than chunks which made it rather chewy to eat! Nice, friendly service.

Just love the pizzas .they have a take out and eat in van outside Wednesday night . amazing pizza grab a beer while your waiting or eat in best £8 pizza I have ever spent .nice locals .and staff I'go now every Wednesday see you there

This is a very friendly pub popular with locals. It has excellent food. There is outside seating and a car park.

I went today for lunch had sausage mash peas and real onion gravy, it was delicious, can't wait ti go back and try one of their burgers.They have a very friendly house dog resident who got on really well with my dogs, they had as good a time as me.Very relaxed.

Have been on a Wednesday night for the pizza - lovely!! Stone baked pizza from an outside van.Sunday lunch was yummy - beef was amazing, veg nice including cauliflower cheese. Very fussy with Sunday lunches - this was one of the best I’ve had around this area. The smaller one was plenty for me. Nice choice of deserts.They do curry night on a Thursday but not tried it yet.Also do a lovely vodka martini!!

Glad we visited, very friendly welcome. Mixed crowd and a good atmosphere. Dog friendly and children no problem. Loved the pizzas - we will definitely be returning.

We went for the music, which was fantastic. We we're pleasantly surprised by the food and drink selection. Very friendly family running it. We will be back!

I would mirror the comments of the most recent reviewer. Noisy to the point of distraction. We ended up moving tables and then outside when that didn't muffle the obtrusive music.Under new management? Really? I can see this changing hands again very quickly.For someone with an eye for detail that can marry the needs of a local drinking clientele with what is surely an endless and untapped market in visitors to Cliveden House and walkers to the beautiful surrounding area this is a potential goldmine just waiting to happen.

Mid week meal hoping to find somewhere local to support so we headed to the GaribaldiFirst impressions from the outside were ok - could do with a little tlc in the front garden area but nothing majorThe lady who served us was friendly enough but from the point of entrance our hope for a quiet evening was not to beThe landlord was " holdng court " and again whilst pleasant enough ( he greeted us a hello ) was loud to the point that we asked to move tables so as not to be so closeI more than appreciate that mingling and being sociable is a major part of the role but this was acted out with the disregard or consideration of other diners.My partner and I almost ate in silence as it was preferable to having to repeat ourselvesFood was ok - quality of the meat in our burgers was below par but decided to just eat and go - accompanying salad appeared to be mainly coriander leaves - might be a suggestion to have something more generic as not every enjoys that distinct tasteSadly we will not be returning

We Throughly enjoyed our meal and loved the pub . We sat near the open fire , it was very cozy the pub owners were really lovely . The food was all home made , very good and reasonably priced . It’s a dog friendly pub , we particularly liked Freddie the pubs resident dog who gave us a warm welcome. It’s a proper English independent pub so much nicer than these big chains , I would definitely recommend the Garibaldi .

The garibaldi is a pleasant, relaxed family run pub!

We called in here for a meal after visiting Cliveden and from the moment we opened the door the welcome was friendly. The new owners have refurbished the place and are great hosts. We ate a delicious meal - there is a decent choice on the menu and the portion sizes were perfect.

Called in about 3.15 and asked if Sunday roast was still available. YES!!

We called in for lunch after visiting Cliveden nearby. A young couple have just taken over the pub and the menu was limited but they plan to extend the menu over the next week or two and are very friendly.

Stopped for lunch today while passing through Bourne End. Pleasant unpretentious place with very good pub food, cask ale and wine at reasonable prices and exceptionally friendly service. What's not to like? Would happily return. Thank you.

We went for a family lunch today. It was a great start with a lovely bar lady that was very accommodating and helpful. We were so disappointed when the chef and owner asked the bar lady to tell us we can’t bring food for our toddlers in future as it’s not allowed. Apparently if our children got ill from our food we could sue them!! Never in the 2 years I’ve had my son has anyone says that (what are you supposed to do when your toddler is a super fussy eater!) and what a poor end to the lunch. We won’t be visiting again!

We held my Husbands 50th Birthday party at The Garibaldi and what a fabulous evening it was! Great service from Charmain, Jason and their team. The food was fabulous (as always) and enjoyed by all. Thank you Charmain, Jason and team!

Food good disable access good but needs interior up grade bit bleak and down trodden. Also unsure about owners children running a round the pub

Really great pub, we just turned up for Sunday lunch and were lucky to get a table. I have to say the food blew me away it was excellent and truly home cooked. We have tried most of the other pubs in the Bourne end area and this one beats the poop out of them.

Stopped in for an impromptu lunch with a small dog (not a problem and she was given biscuits). Great looking choice on the menu and we both ordered without being hassled; even our drinks were brought to the table which you don't see in many pubs. Food was tasty and good value for money. Lovely looking pub and very friendly service. Will definitely be going back in the near future!!

Bel pub situato a pochi metri dal Cottage in cui alloggiavamo: ottimi hamburger e buonissima birra e molta simpatia da parte del personale. Peccato solo la presenza di un centinaio di signori/e attempate che festeggiavano chissà cosa.

We had tried unsuccessfully to get a table for Sunday lunch at a few local pubs and finally managed to secure a table here. Ordered drinks and sat down at the table and our order taken but the young lady appeared very distracted and wasnt really listening to us and my request for the beef to be cooked medium to well done! My husband ordered the chicken with bubbble and squeak (unfortunately it looked nothing like the photos) my beef came rare so I had to send it back and instead of taking my husbands meal too they just took mine and by he time it came back my husband had finished his meal otherwise it would have been cold. Unfortunately safely mine then came back like shoe leather. Whilst a nice atmosphere in the pub we wouldn’t return for food but would try again for drinks.

Wonderful atmosphere, great South African flavours, such good biltong! Emma the waitresses was fab too :D

Went for lunch with ladies from work and the food was lovely and a very warm welcome. A little gem of a place. Will return 🙂

Me and my husband have been a few times and it's always been exceptional. We both had lovely food. The roasts are great, the starters are amazing and deserts are to die for. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. The prices are not to bad either. Would recommend to everyone.

Not a wild girls night out obviously - four of us enjoying good company in a traditional pub in Bourne End. The food was excellent and no complaints about the service despite them being busy.

I enquired if this restaurant was suitable for wheelchair users when I phoned to book a table for two for 17th August 2018 as it was our wedding anniversary. The person I spoke to told me “yes it is. You can enter this restaurant at the front door using a wheelchair”. When Tony and I arrived I was amazed as we were shown to a large table which had been reserved for us with a lovely heart shaped reserved sign made out of slate. There was a very nice and friendly table service there. We both really enjoyed a very popular spicy and sweet dinner called Bobotie, a classic beef South African dish cooked with Malay spices, onion, apricot and sultanas, baked with a fluffy egg topping served with rice and Mrs. Balls’ chutney. It was lovely. It also has English dinners.

The Garibaldi is a fantastic local pub. We dined as a 4 and everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meal and we all had something different.

Found ourselves without the children, and visited the Gari for a meal and some drinks. Lovely friendly pub, very welcoming staff and landlady, with a fantastic menu, and great local beers. Can't recommend highly enough! Will be back soon!!...

Went with my mum for a celebratory meal, we have South African connections; food was excellent, great atmosphere, really lovely and personable owners; went on a Thursday with a live music night which just added to the great experience!

We used to love the Gari a few years ago, with their Sunday roasts achieving legendary status. We were therefore sorry when it changed hands, and the menus changed to be much more 'trendy'. Having seen that it was under new management again, we decided to drop in for lunch and a lovely warm South African welcome to accompany the new menu theme. We selected fish and chips (note this is not battered fish) and a burger, both coming with skin-on skinny fries.

Friday night meal. I booked though as it was a warm evening there were a few empty tables inside, as a lot opened to sit in the garden.

What a little treasure this is, we came to the area for a wedding and stayed in a B&B; next door to this fab place. I have the vegetarian burger and it’s was absolutely delicious. My friends had chicken burgers the food was delicious the staff were so friendly. Highly recommend this fab pub.

We went to this pub/restaurant to celebrate my husbands retirement. Our friends had eaten here previously so we were looking forward to the meal. I had looked on their website and knew they offered a good range of South African menu. We were not disappointed. The wait for our order wasn't too long. The food came out hot and was served on very hot plates, so much that one of our guests needed to put her fingers in a glass of cold water and also required some spray for burns, which the pub had to hand. The desserts were great too except I was looking forward to the pear and berry crumble and custard so was very surprised when I found that the fruit in the crumble was rhubarb! It was very nice but not what I was expecting. When I mentioned it the landlady said that she needed to update her menu and the website. We will be returning again.

Second time we have visited in 2 weeks. Food is delicious. Different to normal pub grub with a South African twist if you want it. All made to order and staff really interested in what you thought. Very friendly. We'll be back and so should you. Excellent range of beers too. A proper pub for a change.

Top quality food, all hand made, not very good for vegans. Great location and nice back garden. Picturesque

Very small portions and not what one would expect from the menu. Will not be coming back. Positive nice staff and lovely view from the garden.

My husband and I went to the Garbaldi for a quick Friday lunch. What a lovely menu and really good food! I loved that there were some South African dishes on the menu, and immediately ordered the boerewors bap. Very good. My husband had the special, the Moules Frites. Lovely big fresh mussels in a very tasty creamy sauce.

I've visited The Garibaldi on a number of occassions and i've always been met with friendly staff, a great atmosphere and excellent food which has a South African twist. Its a quaint little pub that has great views from the garden and is dog friendly too. I would recommend vising this pub.

Visited on Sunday 15th April with family. Second time there and again didn't disappoint! Good food, really tasty, hot and plenty of it. Great desserts as well. Malve dessert particularly good. Well worth a try ! Will definitely return. Only slight criticism,if any , was that music being played was too loud and not particularly relaxing for a Sunday dinner.

We have visited a couple of times and have never been disappointed with the food. Our meal this evening was no exception. I was about to order the chicken Cesar salad but after finding out that the special was mussels I of course ordered these! They were lovely. Finished the meal with an Irish coffee, the lovely lady that served us said this was the first time she had made one and it was surprisingly nice! The staff are lovely and that’s the main reason we will keep returning.

Had a fantastic time If I could give 10 stars I would. Definetly going to return and recommend. Food and Service were superb. Local Pub with lovely atmosphere

Hadn’t been here for a few years so as I was passing decided to revisit. They used to be the only pub with a pizza oven in the area but that has gone with new ownership.

Despite living in the same road for several years, we had never ventured to The Garibaldi.

We returned to this friendly local run pub and had another enjoyable meal.

We booked to eat in this restaurant for Mother's Day and chose due to reviews. We were not disappointed. Private dining room. A lovely conservatory for five of us with extra heating. Excellent food - mushrooms for starters were amazing - have now cooked at home with chefs help. The roast meals were excellent. I had nut roast. Several were sorry pork had sold out but we were late in the day. The pudding was amazing very light and we were told no calories! Similar to sticky toffee but so much nicer - Marl pudding.

I went here a couple of weeks ago for Sunday lunch with family, the food was good, although we’d have like more gravy. The service was friendly but quite slow. It took quite a while for food to come out of the kitchen.

We went with friends who had been recommended by friends of theirs. We visited on a Sunday so had Sunday lunch which was ok, don't know if we will return as there are better pub/restaurants in the area

We came here for a pre-Christmas get together and so pleased we found here.

I visited on a Tuesday when the special was Bangers and Mash.

Lovely meal with my sister, great atmosphere, brilliant food and I saw a familiar face too!! We ordered one steak and one pie of the day.

Very good moules frites; a special on Wednesdays currently. Attentive & friendly staff. We will be back to try other specials and rest of the menu. Warm and cosy with the woodburner ablaze. Had a fun partynight Halloween here with a great upbeat live band. Thanks for your obvious efforts to make for a great evening. Was it mentioned there may be a comedy mic night or quiz night in the planning?

Had a dinner here last night. Third time I’ve eaten here and it didn’t disappoint. Menu is as you’d expect from a British pub. Sausage and mash with red cabbage and gravy was fab. Venison pie a treat. Friendly efficient service too. Great wines and good selection of beers.

Had a lovely meal last night of the mussels special but to be honest everything was good. I think this seems to mainly be because of the really warm welcome and service you receive from the landlady. She clearly knows what she's doing and from the amount of locals is putting the Garibaldi back on the map!

I visited on a Wednesday evening when the Moules and Frites is a special. The community owned pub was packed and lots of customers were ordering the Moules. The serving was very generous and the quality was superb; in fact the second best I have ever tasted (the best was in St Tropez). Charmain and her team were all very friendly and Jayson is a chef with an impressive pedigree. Great food at very reasonable prices served in pleasant surroundings - what's not to like!

We reserved a table here for Sunday lunch,we knew what to expect as we have eaten here before,its a friendly busy pub the service was good 3 of our party had the roast dinner with meat and 2 of us had the peppers with potatoes veg and yorkshire puddings the only negative was the dinners with the peppers were a bit dry maybe a bit of vegetarian gravy or sauce would help, the meat eaters enjoyed there food.desserts were good, coffee arrived swiftly an enjoyable lunch would return.

I visited the Garibaldi on Saturday night with a group of 6 friends and we had a lovely evening with great food and friendly service.

Lovely family run pub, pet friendly, warm welcome, nice wines and delicious food!! Can't recommend highly enough.

We went to The Garibaldi tonight in Upper Hedger Road, Bourne End and had a really good meal and a pleasant evening. I had the Steak Pie cooked in Rebellion Ale with chips in a tin mug (nice touch). My wife had a chicken Ceasar salad with a glass of Sauvignon Blanc. She said it was delicious and the portion size made it great value.We both felt the atmosphere was convivial, with a good mix of locals and people from further afield who were making the Gari a dining destination. The people at the next table and a guy at the bar were raving about the mussels so we'll try them next time we are in. Well done to the couple now running this lovely traditional pub. Keep it upplease.

We went having last been two years ago but this is a pub charging restaurant prices for food that is not restaurant standard the pie of the day was £15.99 for a well filled home made steak and kidney spoilt by far to much salt and pastry like cardboard it was also burned inside (put in the micro wave to long ?) with one dollop of potato,and nothing else.The noise level in the pub from people at the bar made it impossible to have any conversation at the table no one greets you on entry you have to wade though drinkers at the bar to get any staff to take any notice we won't be back.

Following a spontaneous visit to The Garibaldi we were delighted to find it returning to the informal but wonderful pub that had impressed us some 18 months before.We enjoyed excellent food prepared by the new chef Jason, and a warm welcome and friendly conversation from Lucy managing the bar. We are looking forward to renewing our 'regulars' status. Well done to the new team.

I go to this pub a lot. They have music, front and back areas, a warm fire and do food. ( Including Sunday roast). They are also children, family and dog friendly. What's not to like. I occasionally go for a Sunday lunch here, but today I went on a Friday night with my family. I tried the pasta with cheese sauce. It was to die for. They have a wide spread of foods but I would definitely recommend this. If you don't want to go for food, have a drink or a snack. Everyone who walks in, goes out with a smile. It is also a great place for a party and sometimes have entertainment. Just last week they had Morris dancers. Everyone is very friendly here and just like one big family. I ensure you will like it here. Alice age 11

We went for Sunday lunch. Great atmosphere and really friendly staff. Good choice of wine and some craft beer. Roast beef dinner was generous and tasty. Chocolate tart was absolutely fantastic and we will definitely be going back soon.

I really don"t like leaving negative feedback but come on guys. I had called and left a message to book a table a while back but the call was not returned so I figured okay, this place must be popular, so persevered! The place has zero atmosphere and you just don"t get looked after. A nice hello, or even a not so nice goodbye when you come and go would be a start. A real shame.

We just wanted a coffee and sat down and saw the couple next table having Mussels. We went Tuesday and ordered "Tuesday Mussels" they seem to have Mussels each day so don't know what these were. They were brilliant and we, who have eaten this dish all over the world, both recon they were the best we had eaten. Small pub owned by the villagers of Hedsor (1/2 mile from Bourne End and Same to Cookham. Small pub with large car park at the back. Worth a visit for nice food and well kept bar. Staff very friendly.

Was excited to hear the Garibaldi was under new management & had started doing food again , always been a highlight of this country pub.The menu was concise but enough choices. We went for the traditional roast , pork belly and beef. Both were well cooked and generous. Came with heritage carrots, cabbage and big Yorkshires. Wine choices were again not extensive but well thought out and enough to match the food on offer. The owners were really friendly and am pleased the Garibaldi is thriving again. Nice traditional pub with a cosy feel and amazing views from the garden.Will definitely be back.

Wonderful lunch with friends. Great atmosphere and gorgeous food...delicious! A great venue, comfortable, friendly staff and lovely atmosphere.

We were invited to a meal here one cold Friday evening in March with friendsWe were cold and asked if fire was going to be lit as all ready (laid) and the answer was no which appeared odd. The place rapidly emptied out by 9pm so lacking atmosphere that none of us opted to stay for puddings/coffee. We have since heard its rarely open and no food until new tenants are foundShame for a community owned pubHopefully they will tailor the food option in the future and make customers more welcome and want to return as it was a lovely pub over 20+ years we have lived locally and want to see it survive

This is a fabulous pub, that needs to get better known. The mussels are the best we have ever had, so fresh and plump, can't recommend them enough.The menu is good, not too many choices, everything freshly cooked. We have never been disappointed. Brownie pud is really good! Very friendly welcome, and good service.

While in the area this was on my list of places to try, a late phone call to the pub helped us a secure a table, I would rate it good, my wife very goodWe started with an excellent bowl of mixed olives and some delicious artisan bread £3.50For main, my wife opted for the haddock in beer batter it was large and extremely delicious, served with very good hand cut chips and a nice tartar sauce, the mushy peas were quite minty (wife likes mint) so perfect.((£14?)I went for the pork belly served with black pudding, apple purée, coriander potato cake and bok choi/Yazu, (£15)the pork was beautifully cooked, unfortunately I personally found the combination of flavours detracted away from the meat, I had a slight bitter after taste.we were tempted to try a dessert that looked very inviting(crumble looked very good £6)But didn't think we could find the room.Total with drinks came to just under £40(nis)Service was goodWhen we return to the area we will definitely try again

The food is undoubtedly excellent. As visitors to the area, we weren't sure if the pub was open as the curtains were drawn and no obvious signage outside to say whether or not food was being served. We did however try the door and luckily for us the pub was open and serving food. I was a bit dubious at first as it was a chilly night and asked if there was a fire. Yes there was a fireplace but disappointedly no fire. We had the same experience the following evening and I sat with my coat on for a while! Having said all that, it's great this pub has been rescued by the community and no doubt should provide a hub for the community. Please take this as positive feedback and best wishes for the future.

We have eaten here on several occasions and the food this time, as always, was excellent. However, having requested a table near the open fire, it would have been nice if it had been alight, as it was a very cold evening. We did ask for it to be lit when we arrived but there was a rather lukewarm response to that. As a result there was not much atmosphere in the pub, so we left as soon as we had finished our meal. Disappointing in that respect.

Wife & I went for a coffee on tuesday lunch 7th March. Ordered our coffee's then saw the next table eating mussels which looked great so we ordered same. We both said we have eaten seafood around the world and they were the best we have tasted. I had to ask why they were called Tuesday mussels.Keep up the good food Garibaldi too many pubs going under.

Recommend to me by some friends, possibly the best food for miles. Great service great beer finally Knaphill has a top notch bistro pub love it.

Cornish mussels on special on a Tuesday. Rebellion IPA was back on. Was meeting a local friend at our local. Mussels for the main course were good as were our starters.

We ate on a Saturday evening, a lovely roaring fire welcomed us, well stocked bar. The food was outstandingly delicious, great menu choices. I usually always order a fish course but was drawn to a lamb starter which was incredible. Friends had mussels and squid which they said was very good. Main courses ordered were all fantastic - rib eye steak, pork belly, haddock and chips and ham egg and chips. All 4 dishes were 10/10 the chips deserve a mention they were really good. The wine list was very good. The bill at the end was very reasonable, we had a great meal - couldn't fault it really.

Due to a parents evening we arrived later than expected (just after they'd normally close the kitchens). Thank goodness they called us and the chef agreed to stay late. My wife had fish cakes and I had pork belly with black pudding. Oh and mustn't forget the luxurious chocolate brownie with pistachio ice cream and steeped cherries. I rarely write reviews (most of the time restaurant & pub food is pretty average), but wanted to do so on this occasion as the food was fantastic. Unlike many, more expensive restaurants in the area, they genuinely care about the quality of the dishes produced. Honestly - I've not had excellent food like this in ages. Local ingredients, cooked with care and attention, presented well. To top it off the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. We've been a few times and will continue to do so.Rescued by the locals a few years ago and given a new lease of life, we can't recommend the place highly enough. Bravo Garibaldi!

We arrived a little early for a midweek lunch and the fire was immediately lit and most welcoming staff explained the menu. Great food and cosy atmosphere.

Mother of the Bride shopping trip in unfamiliar territory......frock purchased for the price of a small house deposit......"we need a celebratory lunch!!". The Garibaldi was ranked #1 in the area.....the kerb appeal is not the best but inside it is a warm and cosy pub. Friendly and attentive staff and a menu which seems a little out of step with the room and decor. Warm Scotch Egg, Mac and Cheese with truffle oil, Devilled Wild Mushrooms and Chicken and Avocado Salad for starters......all 1st Class!! Mains of Fish Finger Sandwich, Sea Bass and Ham, Egg and chips sound like simple fare.....not at all!! Ingredients, preparation and presentation all top drawer......you could pay a lot more in a pompous environment and struggle to match the quality of our lunch. Well worth a visit.

Lots of pubs do a roast on a Sunday but few are as good as this. Really excellent meal and a very friendly, welcoming place. Good value too. Will definitely be back.

Excellent Christmas Eve lunch with the family, high-end pub grub but the decor is still cosy and not gastro-pub at all. Very welcoming staff, easy to park, thoroughly enjjoyed our first experience. Look forward to returning!

food was good service could be as good as food but.............the athmosphere is not there need a little theatre from staff but to serious