The Swan in Chiltern

I have not been to the Swan for a very long time so thought it was an ideal opportunity to visit over the fathers day weekend. The meal was lovely the service very good but my only comment is we had to ask for the menu after waiting for a short time other than is it was great.

Back open Thursday to Sunday only. Not doing food. Still very quiet lovely pub

Perfect pub. Will definitely be going there regularly 👌

Use to be a lovely pub. Looks like they are doing what they can to run it into the ground so the licence can change. No doubt to turn it into some sort of day care or residential. They have to prove a lack of income year upon year for up to 3 years. But they also have to prove they have "attempted" to remedy the situation by renovating. In this case they turned a traditional yet unique pub into a bland weatherspoons knock off. The owner also has on numerous occasions thrown "banter" at patrons then became hostile if anyone joins in. Seen it time and time again. Root out any chance of returning custom. It will be a huge loss to the area if The Swan goes the way of the Dodo.

The food was really nicely done. With good options

Lovely family place for sunday lunch.Always made to feel welcome when I go while visiting my son and family.

Excellent food and welcoming staff..

Warm friendly pub with good service and good beer!!

Delicious food and surroundings. Good company. Love it !

I thought it was quiet for a Saturday but no matter. Our hostess was lovely. We reserved a table and we were seated in the snug. I had the steak and kidney pie: the crust was perfection and the filling tender with just the right amount of gravy. The rest of the party were very happy with their choices too.

Nice place to go meet friendsGood place cheap good choice off beer very helpful staff

Cute! Such an adorable little pub

Really nice Pub. Dog-friendly area and great service. Good range of food with some dishes a bit different to typical pub grub, as well as the usual favourites. Would definitely recommend

Lunch on Saturday lovely old pub oak beams and floors in a beautiful setting opposite ley hill cricket club. Food was good and service excellent will be back.

Great pub on the common and dog friendly.

Nice old country pub. Staff very friendly and attentive. The burger a bit overdone though..

Really good food and very friendly staff.

Nice Sunday lunch. Children's portions are huge. No proper baby change facilities just a mat in the ladies toilet. Online booking didn't work so it was a good thing we checked with them prior to turning up.

Constantly excellence food, try the Pot au Feu or the steak and kidney pie, just delicious. Nice ambience and great service. I will return

A typical British pub with quaint low ceilings, fire place and decor. The menu doesn't try hard and keeps to simply basic pub grub. The sunday roast is flavourful with fantastic yorkies, however the meat portion was rather skimpy. Roast beef looked like 3 disappointing rashes of bacon in size. Not a great selection of beer (Stella tasted more like a weak citrus beer). Room for improvement but not a bad pub.

Good food, good prices, great country venue

Nice pub. Does a great beer and music festival

Lovely surroundings great food a lovely afternoon

Lovely pub with garden but drinks expensive

Met some friends for lunch.Due to my medicines I ordered an orange juice.Poured from a carton it cost over £3-00!!. Ploughmans was o.k.,nothing special.Maybe this was due to it being 31c outside.

Met up here for lunch with friends. Great afternoon. Very well looked after by Nigel and his lovely wife. Great beer. Great food. Looking forward to coming back.

Ok pub but had to leave mid-drink as they close in the afternoon.

The Timothy Taylor's Landlord was kept as fine as ever. Thanks!

Fantastic, quality, local pub with a real personal touch from the team that run it. Honest, funny and extremely accommodating they genuinely do try an offer you a personal experience. The different spaces throughout offer something for everyone, whether you want an intimate evening or a bigger, group, event.

Good country pub. The beer is well kept (always a good start), and the food good. Normal pub menu, prices as you would expect in South Bucks, we enjoyed the meal, and will return next time we walk in the area. If you eat there, make sure you leave room for a dessert. So often pub puddings are a disappointment, but these were really good, probably the best meal out crumble I’ve ever had.

The food was excellent. Staff very friendly but service not the quickest especially as it wasn't particularly busy

Great food and beer, a bit pricey but worth it.

Arrived without reservation was told by the manager that there was a table for 2 but might be some wait for food. Placed our order for food ready for a wait, low & behold 15 min later 2 hot delicious meals were served. Had 2 lovely desserts. The Timothy Taylor bitter was a lovely drop of beer as well. Hats off to management & staff.

A friendly pub near to Chesham.

Really nice food, kid and dog friendly couldn’t fault it.

A typical British public - fire in bar, good beer, nice food with good portions

A rare example of a pub-running couple moving successfully from other business areas to the world of inn-keeping. It's a tightly-run ship, staff clearly involved, and thus a paragon of pub food and pub drinks, plus a soupcon of live music.

GREAT MENU SELECTION AND TASTY HOME MADE FOOD DISHES "IF ITS GOOD ENOUGH FOR ACTOR "GEOFFREY PALMER"" I THOUGHT ID GIVE IT A TRAY AND IM GLAD I DID ... COZY AND GREAT CUISINE AS WELL...AAA+++

Menu good selection. Well cooked and served. In fact an enjoyable meal

I liked the wooden beams. Strangely there's another pub right next door as well.