The best restaurants in Great Missenden Chiltern South East

Cafe Toria was a welcome respite after a rather lengthy visit to the nearby Surgery. Limited choice but food is carefully prepared.

After seeing a recent Facebook notification that the Mangal was able to do gluten free fish and chips (as well as kebabs) the wife and I decided to give it a try as there’s a real struggle for decent fish and chips locally which are available as gluten free. We normally have to wait till we’re down the coast which is a shame. This is my first experience of the mangal and can safely say it won’t be my last, the staff were friendly and helpful explaining everyone to us, restaurant was exceptionally clean and from the look of the uncooked food in the fridge very well prepared and separated. Everything is made fresh for you when ordering gluten free and it tasted absolutely fantastic! The only downside is that I’m going to have to go on lots more runs to accommodate the extra visits the mangal is going to be receiving! Highly recommended

Lovely warm welcoming tap room with a good range of beers, an easy going atmosphere with lots of nice low level chat. Beers had a couple of lagers, mostly pales, and a stout and a sour.

the food is brilliant but but the workers are very rude and unprofessional we ordered 4 pizzas and they only gave us two but when we corrected her she refused and gaslighted us that we were in the wrong. we also encounted two of the workers when we smiled they directly looked at us with dirty looks on their face and whispered as a customer who has human rights I don’t accept rude behaviour of the workers as we are paying for there rude we were a group of girls just smiling wanting some pizzas.i wish I could name these specific two workers as the others are lovely and welcoming and these two girls don’t deserve to working in such a lovely place .

The cafe in the museum is not much cop, so when you’re done head up the high street to Matilda’s bistro. The waitress was charming and efficient. The food came fast. It was well cooked and good value. The choice is huge. We had two little ones who enjoyed chicken nuggets. Grown ups were spoiled for choice and had varied meals from Eggs Benedict through salmon and scampi to an extraordinary waffle (chosen by my American visitor) consisting of bacon, grapes and sliced banana covered in maple syrup. There are multiple Mediterranean meals too. Something for everyone. The place was packed so we were glad to have booked. Nothing at all to complain about. Highly recommended for families.

We just had a take away from this restaurant, and the food was simply outstanding, while, at the same time, good value for money. So often these days, you feel ripped off by restaurants, not in this case. We will definitely be back!

Nags Head is a cosy, friendly place to stay with good food and great staff. We stay there regularly when visiting family to care for grandchildren.

We regularly eat ‘Indian’ foods and we were all impressed with the range of dishes. The pickle tray with the popadoms was very generous. We particularly enjoyed the chicken biryani vegetable sauce and the butternut squash beef, but all of the food was delicious. Overall it was excellent value for money, we shall certainly visit again!

Tried to go on a Sunday. Discovered that is not allowed for children. Something that I was not even aware that is possible nowadays 🤷

Had a fantastic meal here today portions are amazing food cooked to perfection would recommend to everyone pop in and give it a try you won't be dissapointed

Just enjoyed a delicious meal with St George’s day theme. Quality food served in the cosy dining room. Asparagus and sardine starters were beautifully cooked and very generous. Lamb shanks huge and beautifully cooked. Sadly no space for the desserts. Friendly young staff who looked after us well. This is also a regular stopover for walks as coffee and cakes are highly recommended.

Very friendly and professional service. Nice menu with lovely gluten free cake! Suggest popping in even if you’re not visiting the museum.

I thought £7.20 for a pint was bad, but they upsold me a bowl of chips (not real chips - oven chips) and charged me £6. Rip off.

Poor service been there 12:50 today lady was keep talking with my in front customer and her colleague both saw me and eye contact but still ignored don’t saying anything to acknowledge that have one customer standing interface and in front of the till.