The best restaurants in Flackwell Heath and Little Marlow Wycombe South East

I was a bit unsure about coming to the Blacksmiths Arms having read the recent reviews . I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised by the food, which was great and not how others have described. Service was also good. Cutlery could do with a good wash by hand as i think that however it’s currently being cleaned isn’t particularly thorough!

Mixed chicken and lamb shish kebab, expensive, very salty, dry, tasteless. Don't waste your time or money

Delivery order placed online and then rejected after 10 mins. 5 days for a refund, no one picking up the phone. What a joke!

Looking at the sample menu and claims that the local people rate this venue highly, I can only assume they are still operating under Covid conditions. The menu is very basic bar food - think burger and chips, fish and chips, pizza ( choice of pepperoni or nowt) and a selection of sandwiches. Extremely disappointed. Have stayed with this Chain of hotels before albeit pre Covid and the food was fabulous. Not so here.

Great food, good selection for whole family. Good quality and generous portions. Staff very pleasant. Decor clean and up to date. Shame they are being hit by the closure of the bridge as we had a lovely meal - the venue should be buzzing on a Friday night.

As a Law student at the University of Buckingham, I recently toured the Mount Pleasant campus accommodation, and I was thoroughly impressed. The atmosphere is lovely, with super clean and tidy facilities. The rooms are spacious and come in a variety of sizes to cater to different tastes and needs.The staff were incredibly welcoming during the tour, making me feel right at home. One of the perks that caught my attention is the provision of two meals a day from Monday to Friday, which is a great convenience for students with busy schedules. Additionally, the free gym and swimming pool are fantastic amenities for staying active and healthy.There's also a quiet study area, perfect for getting some focused work done. The location is excellent, with close proximity to lecture halls, making it easy to get to classes on time. Overall, Mount Pleasant seems like a comfortable, affordable, and well-situated accommodation option, and I'm looking forward to potentially staying there.

Came here today 12-4-25, what an experience greeted by a lovely lady at the bar named Julie, she couldn’t have been more lovely and friendly. The chef was hands on and friendly with us and cooks to high standards. you are all Amazing!! Food was fantastic all those home touches and then the owner came and spent 2 minutes with us having a chat: what a place !!! Highly recommend

Dined here a number of times without issue but on Saturday was waiting over an hour for food, chased once was told 10 minutes asked again 20 minutes later and told it would be another 20 minutes. Not a great experience, had to walk out as had 2 starving children!

This place is permanently closed but they still take bookings! There's no one there.

The food was amazing as it always is please try one.

Had been looking forward to a Sunday roast. However, when it arrived it was cold. Said nothing as my friends risotto was OK, albeit on the small side for the cost. Cauliflower cheese used to be discernible florets served in an oval dish covered with cheese sauce - now just an overcooked mush in a little bowel. Service was OK, although clearing the table was a bit haphazard - waitress started then got sidetracked talking to a colleague at the bar, so we took the remaining items up. Used to be such a lovely venue for a Sunday roast - now very disappointing.

Unfortunately the standards in the cafe/restaurant have continued their downward spiral. No chef, yet again, so not hot lunches. No tea as the hot water machine was broken. May I suggest a kettle!!! Very limited range of traybakes and run out of scones. The tables were dirty; poor design for a food establishment. The ladies toilets were dirty with grubby floors, dirty sinks and taps and the wall by the hand drier is filthy. Come on Hillier - get your act together and quickly.