The best restaurants in Maple Cross & Mill End Three Rivers East of England

The food was delicious and the service was acceptable

Great food and service, the ingredients, quality and presentation is amazing. I'd would love to go again soon.

Had a lovely lunch with some friends. The food was delicious and the staff were very helpful We had a lovely afternoon with friends.

We organized our daughter's wedding last saturday. The location is a dream! The owner offered us all his availability and supported us throughout the event! Book with confidence for special events! Cristian (Larisa&Mihai)

This is my mums local she took me for food yesterday she's always saying how nice it is and I must say the food service, atmosphere, everything 10/10 looking forward to going back ☺️

Fresh chips always, travel 20 miles to enjoy them

I've found this a difficult one to review. There are aspects that I thoroughly loved, primarily the remote location, the timelessness of the pub, the friendliness of the staff . We enjoyed a nice drink before settling down for a pub lunch. The menu of pub grub was extensive and full of possibilities. I plumped for liver & bacon, which is a favourite of mine. To be honest, it wasn't fabulous, it was alright. My dining partner went for the fish & chips and raved about how good it was. I'm kicking myself for making the wrong choice. I'd definitely go back there to rectify my dining disappointment even if it meant cutting through muddy fields to get there, it's like an oasis. This pub should get top marks for just being there and I feel confident that on my next visit I'll revisex my score upwards.

Great food, good beer, good service

Awesome food well cooked with care

Fish tasted weird chips were definitely not fresh.

Fish tasted weird chips were definitely not fresh.

This was an enjoyable stop about half-way through our ramble between Rickmansworth and Chorleywood. Friendly staff, good mix of open-air and under-cover (tarpaulin) seating and great menu. Wish the timing had been right for a hot lunch, but the lovely gooey pain au chocolat was almost a meal in itself. Not local but would gladly revisit if in the area.

After a pleasant walk from the Tea Shack we stopped at the Stag for lunch. Excellent Croque Monsieur as recommended by very friend staff Lauren & Michelle.

I meant to write this review 6 weeks ago but simply haven't got around to it. However, as I was so impressed, I decided I must finally leave a review. We brought our family - 11 in total, including two toddlers to the Coy Carp for a Sunday roast birthday lunch. We were given a raised platform area for our table, which was nice and private, and gave the little ones somewhere to trot around without getting lost in the main restaurant or being in anyone's way. They were served first, which was helpful for the rest of us. The roast dinners were a perfect size and very tasty. The two vegetarians in our party also found some delicious options to choose from and enjoyed their meals. I believe the servers were called Annabel and Nik, and they looked after us really well. (I think these names are correct) We've been back for lunch again since and will definitely be back for another meal soon.

Use to go this petrol station every single day early morning but when this really rude Indian lady works in the morning I just stopped ,,I ask for a large cappuccino she said no only small doesn't fit in the draw ,,but day before other member of staff served me a large one and fit perfectly I very asked for croissants from the inside of the shop she said no but day before I got from other member of staff 4 croissant in a package,,another morning same lazy Indian me member of staff when she take my payment by card she pull the draw so fast that she nearly got my fingers ,,I will never return ,,