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I came here on Saturday 11th January for a dear friend's of mine 80th birthday along with daughter and the experience was phenomenal. Ian was so helpful in organising everything as we had quite a few dietary requirements. The scones were absolutely delicious the pastry chef Sarah was on point. The service was exceptional, we were served mainly by Mason and he was very knowledgeable. Also a big thank you to Eliza and Catalin and Iyad who served and assisted us. Thank you so much Ian for making this an experience we wont forget. My friend Colette who 80th it was, was was raving about everything, thank you all for making this such an memorable experience. We will be back.

Great cafe for a coffee to start a walk. Friendly staff and delicious coffee nice seating area some under cover with padded seats.

We decided to have a quick treat and were very happy with the service and especially the Chocolate Brownies prepared by the Pastry Chef, Sarah. I loved the rich chocolate delights. Definitely be back for more! Thank you Danka for the recommendation

One of the best Sunday roasts I’ve had for a long time! We both had the chicken and it was cooked to perfection… alongside everything else 😍 The wine list is succinct but exceptional, and we enjoyed a lovely cocktail afterwards too. I’ll definitely be back!

Absolutely for everyone. Couples, family friends, parties etc. We had literally a 5 star experience as soon as we walked in. The Best Around by far 👌. Went for xmas lunch and fell in love with the crown and all of the staff. Highly recommended.

Sean, Ness and their team looked after our group of 13 couples superbly. We had exclusive use of the garden marquee for 3 hours from 1pm on a Saturday afternoon. No deposit or pre-ordering required, we just ordered from the regular pub menu. Good food served efficiently in a cheerful manner.

Loved this pub, amazing food and good people. There are only two pubs here and we felt safe there as we do not go out in Burnham town as it’s too dangerous. So yes we where all sad when they shut down, to only sell it and now are applying to change it into a place of religious practice but there are no locals here that practice religion so it’s a bit odd. Anyways we will miss you Jolly Woodman.