The best restaurants in Three Rivers East of England

It’s just a lovely place to be. Absolutely deserves 5* for food, service and the general atmosphere. Thank you for a lovely morning coffee and cake for our son.

Great coffee, Bakewell slice and the service is always good, with Tony the proprietor leading the way. What more do you want from a boutique cafe.

Great little cafe set against the beautiful backdrop of Chorleywood Common with off street parking. Lovely coffee. Tasty food menu. Excellent (table) service

We used Weirdough Pizza to cater my husbands 40th birthday party at a local golf club. I cannot recommend them enough. Claire is lovely, very helpful and is quick to respond to communication. The pizza was AMAZING, numerous party guests said it was the best pizza they’d ever eaten. I over ordered and still the whole lot was eaten. They cooked through the wind and freezing temperatures of storm Arwen proving for sure that they can cater anywhere and at anytime! Rustic and authentic pizza at it’s absolute best!

24/7 shop with the petrol station

What a fantastic afternoon especially with Lenny the DJ. Let’s hope you have this on a regular basis. Your team are a credit to you. 🎉🎉

The food was delicious and the service was acceptable

Nice bar shame about the music it like some terrible covers or something. Food is nice.

Spot on Rugby Day kebab, chicken burger, kids nuggets. Fresh salad, succulent Shish, hot crispy fries. What more can you ask for?

We visited early on Sunday morning on our way to Warner Brothers studios and having read some great reviews. The food was great and the service was friendly and attentive.

So, I decided to give this place a shot, and let me tell you, it was a *wild* ride. After placing my order, I was under the impression that "10-15 minutes" meant just that. But apparently, in this establishment, "10-15 minutes" is a fluid concept—one that doesn’t quite match up with the standard definition of time. Two hours and 40 minutes later, after the chasing calls, my food arrived, and let’s just say I wish I’d been told that sooner so I could’ve eaten a 3 course meal whilst waiting. The Pilau rice? Nothing special. The onion bhajis were more like the supermarket versions you get. Bombay Potatoes were nothing but turmeric covered potatoes, no flavor. Mushroom rice tasted like someone tried to cook it in a burnt frying pan, and the Royal Chicken Korma... Well, if by "royal," they meant "nothing new," then they nailed it. The Chef Special Chicken Tikka Chilli Masala? That wasn't a masala, that was a *jalfrezi* that had been recycled with sad Mushy vegetables, yet firm, half-cooked chili peppers chucked in at the end. Oh, and don’t get me started on the papadoms. Imagine biting into a cracker that’s been left out in the sun for days, soaked in what I can only describe as "tainted oil." The birds ended up getting them because, well, even they had better taste. Now, let's talk about the price. £66 for two people? That’s a lot of money to spend on food that barely qualifies as acceptable. There are so many places that offer much better value, with actual flavor, texture, and perhaps even a semblance of warmth by the time it reaches you. Safe to say, my money is going elsewhere next time.

Waited 1 hour for 2 pizzas to arrive. Paid £32 and they arrived stone cold!!!!

A good solid curry house, does what it says on the tin. Don't take a 3 star rating as the food being mediocre, It is good. Service was good too, it is a good venue with a good atmosphere. To get five stars out of me It needs to be spectacular. 2 stars is average so this place is above average, I will come here again.