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Every time I come to Thame I go here, always amazed at how friendly the staff is. Not to mention a nice flat white. Plenty of seats and right on the Main Street.

Visited a few times recently. Both times the pub was freezing cold & people sat about with coats on (we went outside as it was warmer) Our second visit we actually thought we were sat in a youth club. Hoards of teenagers sat about. No drinks, well actually they’d bought their own in with them. Disappointing since they’ve changed the over 18’s side of the pub to allow younger guests in. Not for me anymore.

We like The Waverley and visit quite regularly. Sat right on the seafront between Bognor Regis pier and Aldwick, it’s a great spot for breakfast. We like the quite eclectic interior with a quite boho mix of seating and a great fire for the cooler months. Decent beer and a good menu, friendly service and a happy clientele make it a good destination

Unfortunately our experience was rather disappointing. The young man that served us was pleasant and attentive - but the food was extremely disappointing. A party of 3 - 2 had the Seafood salad starter (light eaters) and 1 had the Seafood starter but as a main. The lack of seafood in both the starter portions (£13) and the main (£20) was disappointing. The starters had 4-5 prawns and a similar number of mussels and the main had an additional one or 2 of each - but we all thought we had not received any crab meat. On closer inspection we could see extremely small crumbs of crab meat scattered throughout the lettuce leaves but so little as to give no discernible taste. The pudding was nice and the pub itself was pleasant - maybe we were just unfortunate in our choice of dish.

I go here multiple times a week and the drinks and food are good, however sometimes orders get forgotten as there is a strange system of ordering, and understaffing. better option to Starbucks in terms of environment.

The staff are so rude I was standing there waiting for my drink today and the lady behind the counter was moaning about living here and saying the water and the food are terrible. Quite loudly - how rude. If she doesn’t want to live and work I t his country perhaps she could give the job to my son who lives locally and would like a job. Disgusting behaviour Costa!!!!!

Served the worst ali nimki ever. Nimki was not fresh and must be made at least a week.

We visited on 2nd March 2025 ( 9 adults, plus 3 under 5s). Glad we booked, as we'd never seen it so busy. We ordered Lamb, chicken and pork roasts and sides, plus spag bolt, garlic bread and fries for the littlens. Everything was cooked perfectly, the portion sizes are very generous and very reasonably priced, as is the wine. As it was a birthday gathering we also ordered (in advance) a chocolate cake, rather than desserts, this was amazing, a four tier sponge cake, with a delicious filling. This was large enough for everyone to have a slice with plenty leftover to take home too! Lovely Staff, very professional and friendly. Highly recommend, but definitely advise booking to avoid dissapointment.

A little cold and empty but I know it's a great little pub when busy.

I came to the cafe on Saturday afternoon and I felt that this cafe could be greatly improved. We had the only cakes on offer (maybe there's sometimes a better selection?) which was muffins in packets. I also had a flat white. Unfortunately, the muffins were really synthetic tasting, with very long use by dates. The coffee wasn't barista coffee, so wasn't very good - came from one of those machines with a picture of the drink that you press.. always a bad sign. My coffee definitely wouldn't pass as a genuine flat white, more of a watery white coffee. The view was great but the floor was covered in litter and bits of food/chips etc. felt unloved. The staff were really nice and friendly though. Please get some fresh cakes and proper coffee! The standard felt like it was more like something from 10 years ago.

Nice pub & friendly staff but the Xmas meal was poor for £28. Hardly any turkey, loads of spuds & a few veg but very lack lustre meal. Would not recommend.

We were here in the area for a weekend and looking at the reviews of various pubs opted to try The Unicorn. We weren’t disappointed - from the friendly greeting to the roaring log fire in the corner, we felt very much at home. There was a good choice on the menu and the prices were pretty reasonable. Food was absolutely delicious and portions so large we couldn’t manage a dessert. We will definitely come back again next time we are in the area and I recommend everyone else to do the same as it’s a lovely little pub.

Not very welcoming, and advised that we couldn't use their carpark now costing of £60 for a pint!

We waited 30 minutes for grandpa to come out of the toilet. It was delicious.

Only down side (from my point of view ) is that they don't allow dogs in. So when walking my dog I will always get my coffee from the pub down the road.