The best restaurants serving Default food in South Bucks South East

Now called Crocus at Dorney Court. Very nice garden centre and spacious cafe. Most staff were lovely, friendly and helpful. Some staff did not seem interested in their customers. Expensive food. Very slow service - 25 minutes for a pot of tea and cup of coffee, despite lots of staff. Lunch was served more quickly Too many dogs and screaming children.

Lovely little pub, landlady always friendly and always chatty to everyone. The best atmosphere and always smells lush!

I had planned to attend The Black Horse in Iver for Mother’s Day and had booked with a £50 deposit. Unfortunately, due to my mum being unwell, I needed to cancel four days in advance. Since there was no mention of the deposit being non-refundable in the booking details, I reached out to confirm whether I could get a refund. I left a message and sent an email but received no response. I followed up the next day with another email and then called again on Saturday. Finally, a young man returned my call but told me outright that the deposit was non-refundable and that "this is what a deposit is for." I tried to explain that I had been attempting to cancel for four days and that there was no mention of a non-refundable policy, but he dismissed my concerns and said he didn’t want to argue. Feeling frustrated and disappointed, I left it at that. However, to my surprise, I later received a refund, which made me question whether the staff member I spoke to had given me the correct information in the first place. I’m giving 3 stars because, in the end, I did get my refund, but the lack of clear communication, poor customer service, and difficulty in getting a response made the experience unnecessarily stressful.

Friendly restaurant/pub with good choice of delicious food on menu. It’s dog friendly and set in a lovely village. Clean with good service.

A great restaurant for a family meal where we have been many times however, during busy times the service isn’t great. Today was the worst it’s been. The staff are nice & helpful, the food was lovely but queuing to order took 20mins as there were only 2 people serving despite the fact they had several large bookings & reserved tables. Because we had 1 portion of garlic bread as a starter they delayed bringing out the mains for a long time which isn’t great when you’re with children. It took half hour & more before tables were cleared. If there were more staff for peak hours there would be no complaint.

Nice staff but management really need to get hold of the queues at the cash tills. The front car park really could be closed off and made into retail space.

Paid for drink was missing due to an accident - these things happen but imagine I'd got all angry? Your drivers deserve better protection in my opinion. All great otherwise.

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.

Lovely village pub but was very let down by the barbecue lunch waited near on an hour, for the food to arrive they just couldn't cope on the barbecue and coordinating the food the food itself was okay,steak good but rushed,chips nice,salad and rice crap.

Nice atmosphere just very pricey

The worst Sunday Roast I have ever been served. Raw Yorkshire puddings and beef that was so tough you couldn’t cut it. To top it all off had to wait 2.5 hrs for this pleasure

I visited late afternoon, not wishing to go home and cook a meal. I initially ordered a drink and decided to browse the food menu. There was a good selection of items, so I decided to order a "Dirty Burger". I ordered it in a specific way and was pleased to note my requests were fully accommodated. As the pub became busier, service became slower. It took a while to receive my bill. The restuarant was very clean, but there was no soap available in the toilet. Don't forget to enter your car registration on a screen as you enter, to avoid a penalty charge (I saw the notice and did so).

There was no atmosphere in there, the decor was in poor condition with wobbly tables and dirty upholstery. In fact the restaurant area could do with a thorough clean. Loos are also in poor condition. When we arrived the waiting staff just waved in the direction of a few tables and told us to sit anywhere. Waited too long for drinks, which were simple enough and surprisingly expensive (£5 for a glass of OJ). Also waited for over 40 minutes for our meals to arrive: My mash was cold My father in law couldn’t eat the stodgy lump that was supposed to be stuffing, nor his peas that were like bullets Mother in laws chicken was rather dry. We weren’t offered any condiments nor did any staff member ask if our meals were ok or if we wanted anymore drinks (which would have a been a ‘yes’) We decided against any desserts and we didn’t think it would have been served before closing time! All in all, a disappointing experience and we’re unlikely to return

Read this was THE place to check fish and chips in Beaconsfield, and I would definitely recommend it. I could the medium cod and it was very filling. Wish I had a fork for when it started to fall apart, but still very tasty!

Went here for my birthday. The decore manages to be both modern and classic. We had a drink in the bar area before heading into the restaurant.Staff were friedly and attentive. The food is wide ranging, with the curry standards and some nice little twists. Highly recommended and will come again.