The best restaurants in Wendover Aylesbury Vale South East

Staff seem to get at least one thing wrong. The food's gotten worse and more expensive.

Table service in a village chocolatier / coffee shop is a nice touch. If you find yourself in sunshine, and with some time on your hands - then park yourself on some of the outside tables, be waited on, and watch the village life go by. Quite a lovely way to spend a morning / afternoon. Mind the prices on the homemade goodies, but look out for the samples on the main bar too! Bring your own take-away cup and you get a little discount, and if you've not had a mocha from here, then do so.

I came here a year or so ago and it was fine but today it seemed v overpriced, v slow service and mediocre food. I’m afraid I didn’t leave a tip, purely based on the fact that the staff (at least 3 that I saw) all looked like they had just rolled out of bed and not really ‘with it’. The orange aprons were the only indication they worked there. I really don’t like leaving negative reviews but it wasn’t great. Nevertheless, it seemed like a popular place so I reckon I just came on a bad day.

The cafe is in a nice spot with plenty of shade if needed outside. Bit on the pricey side, but that's Wendover I guess. I had to go in and order as I think they forgot about us. Not a big issue though. The food took a little while to arrive, just a sandwich with salad and crisps. It was nicely presented and tasted fine. Young staff served us, they were friendly. Had a milkshake that was nice. Prices start from around £7 for a sandwich so it's a treat now and then. It was nice and relaxing outside, there's a toilet inside if needed. Overall a pleasant enough lunch.

This was an excellent and great value plate of food, which arrived promptly. The components of the cooked breakfast were all of good quality. The bacon included a nice amount of fat, important as fat means flavour and helps to fill us up. The black pudding was great quality with a wonderful depth of flavour. The eggs were very well cooked, having no ‘snottiness’. Our only criticism would be the use of semi-skimmed milk. Whole milk just tastes better and produces a creamier coffee. Less is needed too. Large numbers of people and eateries are switching back to whole milk, as recent studies show full-fat dairy products are protective against obesity, diabetes and heart disease.

Sunday Roast was BRILLIANT The best I've had out in a long time. Lovely pub, very busy and great atmosphere

2nd time here and they always treat you with 💯 loyalty the amazing atmosphere is great

The food is absolutely lovely. One of the best places I've ever eaten from.

Good pleasant staff, usual Costa format

Breakfast was cold in places service terrible some of the breakfast was missing and staff was useless had to complain when I pointed out the sausage was cold in middle looked like it was from yesterday

Absolutely no idea why people go here. Food quality is terrible. Rock hard chips and overcooked fish. Not that cheap either. Far superior fish and chips can be found just round the corner at Wendover Plaice. Avoid, avoid, avoid!

The food here is consistently good and a wide variety of drinks. Service is friendly and welcoming and the cafe/bistro is a real bonus to the tennis centre. Love the Friday night meals for eat in or takeaway. There are always lovely fresh cakes and we regularly visit at weekends. Dog and family friendly and a hidden gem in Halton. I would recommend the bistro highly. There are only two negatives and these are not the fault of the bistro or its team - the tennis centre toilets are always in a poor and rather unhygienic state. The Clubhouse encourages non- members to enjoy this wonderful place but not all members seem to believe in 'all welcome' and each visit we have encountered one particular member who visibly and audibly shares her opposition to welcoming non- members. This however will not dissuade us from continuing to visit.

Excellent food and service, very good value in a friendly and cosy environment, a big pub but feels warm and welcoming....

A wonderful setting but £12.50 for ham egg and chips. The eggs were sort of microwaved or baked and hard and rubbery. I pointed this out to the waiter who just said "Oh" and walked off.

I’ll never buy from here again… home of racist workers… Jacob Timbrell in particular, said some awful racist remarks and has really shown his true colours