The Potters Arms - in Chiltern

Thank you. We celebrated my Dads passing afterwards at The Potters Arms. We booked the Afternoon Tea for the gathering with some vegan options. Everyone enjoyed the afternoon...

Last minute booking for business on a Saturday. The restaurant was absolutely dead, and the room looked like something from faulty towers. Staff had zero character or communication skills. Just avoid, there's a lot of other places that will provide better service and accommodation.

The food was very good overall. The rare steak was not brilliant, and it was very chewy, unfortunately. I dont think it was the cooking ability but rather the quality of meat. The service was slow with only one request if we wanted drinks or to check in on us. Our wait for mains was well over an hour long. We left full and enjoyed our stay as a whole, I hope next time to bump it back up to a 4/5* as the previous trip has been better.

NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY I came for a coffee with my daughter and friend who also had a young child. We hadn't even sat down and sadly a local group rather loudly made it clear that babies and young families are not welcome. Sadly we left as we did not feel welcomed at all. The locals need to get a grip. We won't be returning

Didn't stay here but just came for lunch and it was really nice pub grub and good service.

Richard and his team are so friendly and attentive. Lovely food and atmosphere.

A very cozy, real English guesthouse/pub where you can enjoy delicious food and an excellent breakfast. The location is beautiful and blissfully quiet.

Fantastic pub, great atmosphere and really good food. Really enjoyed their comedy night

Here for breakfast. Fabulous cooked breakfast, great friendly service. Would highly recommend.

Simply awful service at this pub. Plus they carpet the local area with illegal flyposters that distract motorists on busy road junctions and which taxpayers' money is wasted on taking down and destroying.

The mains were really poor. We were served gone off fish which smelt rancid, overcooked gammon, roast carrots that were coated with dirt. Shocking end to a bank holiday, would avoid if your friend recommends it.

Lovely food and helpful, friendly staff.

Lovely meal. Staff very efficient and friendly. Will go back soon.

Fantastic meal, space has been upgraded a bit since our last visit. Now includes a village shop! Lovely garden and views.

An early festive dinner, with family. The staff were good, though food was a little over cooked. Especially the sprouts 🤢

Solid pub food. Thai food is very good. Lovely setting and convenient for local walks.

I enjoyed a lovely Sunday lunch with my husband and friends last weekend at The Potters Arms. The food, service and pub were excellent, we all enjoyed our first visit and will definitely be back at some point. Would definitely recommend.

First visit to this pub. I will definitely be going back. Fabulous community establishment with village store B&B and great ale. It serves breakfast if you fancy popping in. The selection of food and quality is excellent. Just what a village needs.

Had lunch there on Friday. Nice pub. Staff very friendly and helpful.

Today was our Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary. We decided that rather than go to anywhere we had been before, we would try somewhere new. My wife found and booked the Potter's Arms. It was out of our area and we decided we could have a little trip out. It was a great choice. On arrival we were met by a young lady named Lauren who showed us to our reserved table. That's when life started to get difficult - what to choose from the menu? There were so many choices it was difficult to decide, but I can assure you that whatever you would have chosen, it would have been cooked to perfection. To start with I had Bubble and Squeak with poached egg and Hollandaise sauce. It was like a breakfast immediately before lunch! I followed that with a Steak and Ale pie, for which they kindly swapped the vegetables for me, leaving me with a main of my making. Full to the brim, I had to ask for dessert to be delayed a while. When I did finally feel able to go for it, it was delicious. I had poached pear in a star anise and red wine sugar syrup. It was a great trip to somewhere we had never been before and it was perfect. Lauren looked after us with a delightful "whatever you want" attitude. We have been, we have seen, we will return.