One of our first meals in England was takeout from this restaurant of fish and chips. The fish was…read morevery nicely done with just the right amount of batter and crispness while maintaining the moistness of the fresh fish inside. Potatoes were tasty as well and had a sweetness to them almost.

Fish, chips and mushy peas. Oh yeah!…read more Salt and vinegar is a lovely fish and chip shop that also has a small restaurant (seating area). Its not posh, but the food is excellent. And if you are sitting down to eat you tend to get you food pretty quickly even when there's a big queue for takeaways. The shop even has a good coffee machine, so once you have stuffed your face you can relax with a coffee and watch everybody else coming and going.

Warm welcoming staff. Reasonable prices for exquisite food. My friend and I had the lamb and burger…read morerespectively, leaving us with a smile on our faces and no room in our stomachs. Highly recommended for a nice meal and casual drinks.

What initially attracted me was the title. As a child, growing up in the Salisbury area (I won't…read morename the specific village because I still have family living there and I'd hate for them to suffer any reprisals for what I'm about to say.), I often attended a pub called the two bells and although it pains me to say it, it must be said; it was sub-par. Then a curious thing happened... as a Young adult, out in the world, leaving home for the bright lights of London, I discovered my new local was called the 5 bells. Reluctant as I was to visit a pub with Bells in its name, a combination of peer pressure and my own fervent clinging to the idea that you should not judge a book by its cover, I was convinced to attend. I must say I was glad I did because although the 5 bells was by no means excellent, it was significantly better than the pub of my childhood. "What if" I wondered to myself "the more the bells, the better the pub" it was a fleeting thought but one that was reignited when I discovered that there was an 8 bells! I must see it. Now the 8 bells is by no means local to me. In fact it is not inconsiderably far (an hour or more by car and 3 at least by public transport). But it was worth the trip. I ate well, I drank well and most satisfyingly of all I continued to prove my hypothesis that the more Bells in the pub title, the more enjoyable the experience. Please someone tell me if they ever discover a 10 bells! ‍

Great place. Ample food and drink selection…read more Had the old faithful burger. Not the tastiest burger I've ever had by any means. I don't think I'll have it again. Had the nachos for one. Loved all the ingredientes. Hated all the plastic trash they came with I wish they didn't produce so much plastic trash as shown on my pictures. Pretty disappointing.

I use to work here for over three years while i was at College (which was a while ago now) and now…read moreit is no longer a Beefeater but a Embers Inn. I havent personally been since the change but i here from a friend that lives local that it is really nice for something to eat or a drink. There is plenty of parking space out front and at the back. It is right next door the garage and only 5-10 minutes from Aylesbury Centre on Tring side of Aylesbury.

Good bloody curry. Not badly priced either and has good customer service and food never disappoints…read morewould highly recommend

I Dined here last week for my good friends 40th Birthday, Until then i had never been to Desire…read morebefore, Both myself and my partner were over impressed, The place has a very beautiful modern interior, the staff are very very well mannered, polite and friendly. The Food is just that of any other Great Indian Restaurant, and actually allot cheaper than most other places in the area. There were about 15 of us eating, and along with Poppadoms (that i cant spell), Starters, lots of Drinks and Full on meal we only paid £20 a head each which in my experience else where would have been about £35-£40 a head with all the drink we had. At the end of the evening they also gave the birthday boy a free bottle of Martini. I am definitely going back here again and soon. :-)

I always order this when hanging out with my friends, they do fantastic meal deals, and their…read morepizzas are huge and well cooked, not at all greasy. Highly recommended!

Excellent food, must try the Chinese chicken wings from the oven. Excellent customer service, well…read moreworth the 5 stars.

This is the best place to get fish and chips in Aylesbury. The food is delicious and tastes really…read morefresh and not too greasy. The service is excellent and the staff are really pleasant, friendly and helpful. This is the only place we would now consider going to for fish and chips.

It was the most delicious fish I have ever had! Freshly fried by the owner and served by the son…read moreand daughter team. They are friendly and welcoming. You should go, sit in the restaurant and eat your fish and chips. Best fish and chips in the South of England.

Great fish and chips Easy parking outside is a bonus…read more Lovely white cod in a lovely batter

The portions are always good sizes, we usually buy a small portion of chips from here and it's…read morebasically a large! The foods always been nice every time we've been whether it's busy or not. All in all one of the better fish & chip shops in Aylesbury.

One of those places that you have to go to at least once in your life…read more This Belgian (yes - Belgian) restaurant is run, owned and chefed by Frederic Desmette, a completely and utterly hat-stand chap. A character would typify him totally. If he likes you, then you will be allowed to stay, if not, then you will be encouraged to leave. The restaurant is almost a hobby of his and the food is extremely rich. He scours the continent for ingredients and often returns from a trip to France or Belgium with his van laden down with produce. An almost liquid cheese that his excitedly boasted was 100% pure fat, for example. The wine list is huge and well priced - it's the only place that I've ever had a red dessert wine. Expect a lot of chicory, a lot of cream and a non-stop commentary from Frederic himself. The building used to be a pub and still retains a lot of that character. It's also a little awkward to find. For a truly one-off gastronomic experience, I urge you to run the gauntlet of Frederic and give La Chouette a crack.

This pub is attached to a Premier Inn. It is however independent from the hotel. It does serve the…read morebreakfasts for the hotel. The food is very good. Its the traditional pub grub that is always popular. The puddings are just to die for. The vegetarian sauages are a let down. They are dry and tasteless,. don't go there. The staff are hard working. The pub needs more staff. We spoke to the manager bout this. He said the company that runs it won't sanction extra staff. There is Real ale, two actually.

Been staying in the premier Inn next door for past 3 weeks having dinner in this delightful and…read morefriendly pub ever evening. Never a bad meal all was a friendly welcome from the staff. The food is by far the best I've had in a pub in a long time having the ability to swap potatoe from chips to more healthy options has definitely been aiding me in my weight loss. Breakfast I would say is the only down side if you are use to premium inn breakfasts as this pub is not attached you will not be getting the standard breakfasts would be nice to have cereal on the menu but sadly not to be but on the plus side the full English is extremely lovely as is the waitress who has survived me every morning and after the first few days she has my off by heart I'm so glad I'm hear for about two weeks to carry on eating my way through the menu. Would love to mention the gent who has been serving me for many nights but I've never caught his name but thank you