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.

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.

Question “Does the baguette come with a salad garnish or crisps”? Answer “Yes”. Unsure why we paid extra for the salad that we were told was a garnish. Makes sense why the other baguette was just that, a baguette. Not even made to look pretty, just a roll 🤷🏻‍♀️ We didn’t have any cake 😊 But thanks for your reply 😂👏🏻

Absolutely amazing! Best pizza we’ve had in a long time. Popped in on the off chance of a table, and the lovely waitress went out of her way to accommodate us. Absolute bargain for the quality ingredients. We will definitely be back!

Beautifully cooked fish and super crispy chips, all freshly cooked, will definitely be revisiting. The menu looks good, plenty of choice.

I made an online reservation for a special birthday celebration and received a confirmation email and a follow up reminder day of booking. However, when I arrived, I was told my reservation wasn’t on the handwritten list. I showed the staff the confirmation email, but they insisted it wasn't their fault and claimed they were fully booked. To make matters worse, I called the number on the confirmation email and the same person answered. It was incredibly frustrating, especially when they denied it was the same place, only to answer the phone themselves. Very disappointing experience would not recommend risking a special occasion.

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.

Situated in the quiet, chocolate box high street of Great Missenden, the New Akash is a popular dining choice of the locals. Like an Indian time machine, you could have eaten here any evening from the late 80s to the present and had the exact same experience of very traditional British Indian food.

There were 18 of us, we had booked beforehand. Food was served lukewarm, which meant cold chips all over. Serviettes were only handed out by request (something mumbled about sustainability?). We accepted the cold food, because we were hungry after our walk and warming up would have taken a long time. I would not recommend this pub for food, as they clearly have no idea how to cater for larger groups. Just a beer is fine (even de coffee was horrible according to one of the guests at my table..). All in all a very disappointing experience for all the money we paid.

We held a 90th birthday party and had 65 guests. The event went without a hitch, the manager Melissa and her team went the extra mile and ensured the experience was perfect. The advice on catering was amazing and saved us cost and waste, the hot buffet was enjoyed by everyone, it was delicious. Our gluten allergies were catered for, they even allowed us to bring some of our own wines adding only a small corkage charge. Its a first class great gastro pub and Inn with a brilliant staff, I would not hesitate to book for any type of event. Thank you Melissa and your team for making our day special.

Vriendelijke ontvangst, ook al hadden we modderige wandelschoenen aan. Lekkere koffie. Plantaardige melk mogelijk.

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

Really unengaged bar staff. Food good but slow to arrive. It's ok here but I'll not be returning

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.