Mind your head!…read more Quite possibly one of the lowest ceilings in Britain makes navigating this pub a challenge even when sober. The interior is dark and cosy with comfy seating and an open fire. The bar itself is clean and modern and the beer is very well kept. There is the standard telly on the wall - so you can watch the rugby, and the beer garden is small and a little tatty. All said and done, it's a good crowd that you find drinking here and the atmosphere in the evenings is always convivial and busy. Definitely worth a visit

Friendly atmosphere and great bar garden. Looks small from the outside, but goes a long way back.read more

Came to The Britannia yesterday on a lovely sunny evening - there's ample parking at the rear of…read morethe place and a nice stylish decor throughout - for pub standards. The food was served in large portions, and there is an option to choose your sized portions with some menu options. The food was great! Good pub food, and the period between courses was great as it meant we weren't rushed or over stuffed too fast The waitress was also very helpful with suggestions and attentiveness. I couldn't recommend this place more!

En route to Two Brewers I accidentally stumbled onto Marlow's charming main streets. Filled with…read moreshops and pubs and award-winning restaurants, it was hard not to scrap my original plans. I left the main street though, making my way towards Two Brewers, comfortable with the idea that if it wasn't what I wanted, I'd just return to the hub of town. Then I made my way down a quiet street, past an old cemetery in an even older churchyard. I continued on, noticing the little lights that stood outside buildings older than my last few generations of ancestors. Two Brewers stood at the end of this road, announcing itself as "the oldest pub in Marlow". With its comically low ceiling in parts I can only assume that past generations were Lilliputian. I came only for alcohol but the gastropub menu soon called my name. Two Brewers serves really delicious food if the Chickpea & Spinach Curry (£9.95) and the Steak & Ale Pie (£11) were any indicator. While enjoying these dishes and accompanying brews, Two Brewers grew livelier, filled with locals, and before long one stood beside my table. "I saw you on the train today. How'd you wind up here?" he asked, baffled. His comment and the conversation which followed solidified my hunch that I'd successfully found a spot that the tourists don't usually find. I wore it like a badge of pride. When in Marlow, take the time to seek out Two Brewers. It's a bit off the beaten path but you can be back to that path in minutes. I doubt though that you'll have any reason to do so.

Watch your head in this cool old pub. The venue is the highlight…read more The beer is weak on the abv side, but that seems to be prevalent. I was disappointed the scotch egg was not available. I did have the pork pie 3/5 and the sausage roll 4/5.

A gastropub in Marlow. Excellent food …read more Great service.. they end give pointers on how to take these beautiful pictures Cosy settings...

Small portions of mediocre tasteless food. My chicken Kiev was tough and lacking in garlic or…read morebutter. Two key ingredients. The chips were an extra cost to go with the minute battered cad and looked ok but tasted tough and over fried. Various pretentious little pots of sauce did nothing to improve the flavour or substance. I thought that treacle tart would cheer me up but it was not treacle tart. It was a mousse like cold cake with a layer of liquid salt on top. So disappointing. As if all this was'nt bad enough. Nobody apologised and the bar man refused to let us sit at the bar claiming it was booked. An hour and a half went by and nobody sat there. Dont go here

If you like a game of pool, live sports from every angle, friendly staff, comfortable garden, live…read morebands, theme nights, private parties and decent pub food then get yourself down to the Cross Keys, it is child friendly to a point where the landlady will cook something up for the kids if they get hungry and the kitched is closed. Don't be put off by any prior reputation this place had, they make every effort to make your stay there memorable and always go the extra mile keep it going!!

This is slumming it in Marlow,however i have had some good nights here and met some interesting…read morepeople. Have bands certain nights and open late

Great portions for Sunday lunch at a great price. Nice atmosphere and staff are very friendly. Will…read morecome back again for sure.

Absolute disgrace to a grieving family, these owners should be ashamed of themselves. Spread the…read moreword!! I had heard stories of these owners being very unfriendly but to have first hand experience is a disgrace!! https://www.facebook.com/groups/219850698589871/permalink/1445075589400703/

We visited the pub for a family lunch. Great pub, great garden, very clean and tidy. Service was…read morebrilliant, the staff really go out of their way to help. We had the sharing chicken kebab which was amazing, cooked in the wood fired oven gives it a really smoky taste. The fish and chips were superb, really crispy batter and just enough chips which were cooked to perfection. The kids had pizzas which they described as the best pizza ever. This pub is great for larger groups and families, the kids playground has to be the best in the area. An added bonus is the ice cream cart selling really delicious Italian ice cream. We look forward to our next visit.

What makes a true village pub? Well, how about one that's owned by its village: The Jolly Farmer in…read morethe centre of Cookham Dean. Faced with the insidious march of Beefeater conversions and gastro-pubs, fifty intrepid villagers bought The Jolly some 20 years ago with the simple objective of keeping it as a local. At the time, it made the national press, slightly derisively, but, with time, it's proved to be a huge success. It's still a free-house, the restaurant is still an add-on to the main bar and, good or bad, it's still frequented by a large number of villagers. You might be surprised by the number of brass medallions hanging by the log fireplaces, the number of strange old bottles surrounding the bar, and the photos of locals from previous generations supping ale on the adjoining village green but, equally, you might be relieved to find that a fast disappearing example of a genuine British pub still survives.

My local when I lived in Marlow. One of my favorite pubs ever. I was there every Thursday night for…read morethe best quiz night. Great publicans - Husband and wife team. I remember being hungry but Zgot there afyer kitchen closed. They still made me dinner. Great place.

"Marlow's little secret" has friendly bar service and good choice of local ales. I suspect that the…read moreplace has lost a bit of character due the way it markets itself. Nevertheless, its appearance on the good pub guides suggest that the pub remains one of the finest. I would have loved to have eaten here as the steak sandwiches looked appetising. Rated here for future reference!

From the owner: British Cuisine with a Twist. Open 7 daysread more

Very accommodating to my dietary restrictions. Friendly staff. Absolutely BEAUTIFUL decor and…read moreambiance. Fun place for brunch!

Forgot to add the pictures of our amazing dinner here I also wanted to remark that we wanted a…read moresmall dinner/house salad which was not the menu. Our waiter simply accommodated our request and brought out two delicious small salads. Our dinner experience was very enjoyable. Thank you Ivy Marlow Garden :)