The best restaurants in Greater Hughenden Wycombe South East

The staff were both friendly and professional, allowing time between courses for us to savour the food and relax. The food is beautifully served and very tasty.

We visited for a Sunday roast with friends and chose the venue as it was dog friendly. I don't think they could believe the size of the Irish wolfhound our friend brought! Excellent friendly service and good food. Very good value.

I tried Lounge India for the first time time tonight, I am normally loyal to the New Akash which is in walking distance for me, however, so pleased I tried this place. Portion size was really generous and the taste was exceptional. I will now be torn on where to go! The service was also great, the order was available exactly when they said it would be (on a very busy Friday night).

Lovely coffee shop Lovely cakes after a long walk with the dog . The only thing is that why is someone saying that I left my dog in the car , actually he joined us after I ordered my drink and cake . I am a very sensible dog owner who will do anything for my dog.

This is a lovely cafe with great service and great food. Myself and my 4 work colleagues popped in this week and as always it was fantastic. We try and come here as often as we can. There's been the odd occasion where we have forgot to phone ahead/book a table and are always welcomed. Highly recommended.

Food was ok. Had to wait for nearly 40 mins just for coffee and were served by a very sullen girl with long dark hair. Abrupt & rude like she truly couldn't be bothered.

Attended a private hire birthday party and it was a great night !! Food was spot on staff were really helpful and attentive will definitely visit again

Traditional pub. Good beer, friendly staff.

Very good food, not greasy, fast service and hot,

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The menu is a good selection of favourite foods, the portion sizes are good, especially the very tasty curry The staff are attentive and friendly

I was excited to try this restaurant as it promised to be very aware of my gluten free needs and also very much into a plant based approach as I also have a strong lactose intolerance. I had already looked at the menu and there was a good selection of dishes that suited my needs, so I was looking forward to the experience. When we arrived I was not disappointed the decor is sleek and the food looked really nice. We ordered our food and we waited and we waited and we waited. If the place had been really busy I could have understood, but only a third of the tables were occupied. My experience in cafes is that usually the drinks arrive first, but not here. We had already eaten our meals before the drinks arrived, which is strange. The smoothie I had was delicious and the hot chocolate was very hot. I had avocado on toast, which is a personal favourite and I've eaten this at many brunch spots. For £8.50 I had what looked like half a slice of gluten free bread and half an avocado sprinkled with some seeds. I was somewhat underwhelmed for the price and the wait of around half an hour; remember I haven't even had a drink at this point. I've looked at the menu and it promises two slices of sour dough! My husband had the panini, which he said was tasty, but not worth the cost. There are many other cafes in Marlborough which offer brunch and next time I'm there I will be visiting them instead.

Good friendly Pub, large safe garden well away from the road. Serves food and large range of drinks.

Four of us from out of area dropped into this pub for lunch. We sat in the garden as the weather weather was good. We ordered food and this was brought out to us. The food was tasty and well priced. When I went back in to order post lunch tea and coffee I reminded them of our table number but was told very sharply "you have to take them out yourself. We don't bring drinks out." I had to ask for a tray (4 drinks). When a lady came to clear the table I said "can I say something". She said aggressively "you can say what you want". I expressed the view that asking a customer to carry 4 hot drinks outside, including opening a heavy door, was dangerous and had I spilt some and scalded myself this would have been a problem for all concerned. This was said in a calm manner - no shouting, no bad language. She said "I'll get the manager - I don't like being spoken to like that". Another lady arrived, apparently the manager, and asked what was the problem. I told her. She said they don't have the staff to bring drinks outside. The customer must do it. This lady was scruffy, rude and totally uncompromising. She eventually said sorry through gritted teeth. I do not expect such rude and appalling treatment. Eat indoors if you want to stay safe and not be insulted.