We had the Sunday roast with a party of 6 5had the beef and…read more1 had the triple, my wife who had problems with her hands had to ask for a steak knife to cut her beef and all of us complained about the knives being too blunt to cut butter.every one of us left the beef saying the meat was grizzley as a excuse. The dessert we had asked for was the Knickerbocker glory as we had done a recci the week before and was told they had sold out so I asked that as we were booked in for a meal the next week would you have it then and the answer was probable,only to find that they were sold out again. The staff were very friendly and the ambience was good

The Charter House is a chain restaurant-pub, and it shows, but it's not a bad example of its type…read moreat all. It's spacious, modern, bright in the main part with quieter darker nooks to hide away in. It has a friendly bar, decent meals, and good meeting rooms - it's an ideal meeting place for groups and for group meals e.g. a works do. It caters for most tastes, and prices are very reasonable. Occasional mistakes and flaws crop up with meals, which are usually rectified easily. I've never seen any of the communal areas anything but clean and tidy and in good repair, which is sadly unusual for even chain pubs these days. It's modern and well-cared for. I've been visiting regularly for about two years, but also used to be taken there about 35 years ago, and apparently it's vastly improved!

The setting of the Black Boy is really nice, the back of the restuarant and the garden over look…read morethe fields of Bucks for miles. In the summer you can sit outside and enjoy a drink or some lunch but in the winter dining inside is just as nice. The decor is really welcoming with woodern beams and its really light. The roast dinners as delicious - everything is freshly cooked and nice homemade yorkshire pudding. Roast dinners are about £12.95. There is lots of choice at a really nice standard. If i lived more local i would definitely go a lot more.

Nice looking pub in a nice quiet village with a great view. There is a small car park which…read moreprobably gets full. The staff were friendly and helpful. The food was disappointing. The parsnip soup was bland, lacked seasoning and was served with warmed-over stale bread roll. The Black Boy sausages were quite nice, but were only browned on one side do looked unappetising. The crushed potato was fine, nut the gravy was boring and had cress swimming in it! Being generous with 3* review, the staff and location dragged it up from a 2*...

This is a great pun to go to in the summer as there is a nice seating area outside over looking the…read morelake. I went the so called summer just gone and had lunch a few times, food was good value and really good quality - they did the usual sandwiches and jackets but also pasta's and other main meal pub grub. I hear the restuarant inside the Watermead Inn is now a Thai, so will have to give that a go at some point. If you fancy going for a nice drink with friends, partner or family then you cant go wrong here.

Crappy beer, overpriced drinks, wrong hours published, lots missing from the menu, and they cleared…read moremy whiskey away before i was done with it and didn't even apologize. Nice location, nice building, but i say grab a flask and a take-away and sit in the public square

What you would expect from Harvester, food is good and you get free salad bar and drink refills…read morewhich are nice perks. Service is pretty awful and slow. We walked in to an empty restaurant and asked for a table. The waiter asked if we had a booking which we did not and he seemed very confused about table availability, in an empty restaurant! However, all in all, good for families with young children and the restaurant is modern and clean.

The food is always good, but the service is atrocious. We waited 25 minutes to be served before…read morefinding a waiter ourselves. At the end of the meal, we couldn't find anyone to give us our bill! Also, the women's toilets are always dirty, and on this occasion, they were lacking toilet paper.

Heard good things about this pub but to be honest I was disappointed…read more Burnt Yorkshire puddings and very poor service . Food was cold and had to be returned. Very expensive drinks as well .

I went here on friday and its the first time since the refurb that i have been there. The big open…read morefire in the bar is great and give it a really nice atmosphere. I had Mussels (£7.50) and then Steak and Chips (£14.95) which i did enjoy. The chips were a little over done for my liking but the start of mussels were really nice. It did seem a little quite, this may be as it isnt in a town. It is located on the A40 between Aylesbury and Bicester. Just after the turning on your right that takes you to Grendon Underwood. Well worth visiting.

One of our Bicester team's top 5 places to eat in the area. There is a great choice of excellent…read morefood, an expansive à la carte and lunchtime menu, and it's all made in-house. A lovely, relaxed atmosphere.

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.

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