Great family run pub, good selection of drinks, food and very clean. Highly recommend.read more

This is my local. Everything you can expect from your local including fabulous food. Only peckish,…read morethey serve some lovely baguettes/sandwiches for £5 and come with chips, side salad (very fresh, very nice with dressing) and a lovely creamy coleslaw, I recommend the following (and my stomache is growling thinking about them) prawn bagutte, Chicken, Chirizo and cheese Panini and their burgers. More hungry they have a full menu and my better half rave over the Liver and bacon, whilst I prefer the steak (juicy). Very nice staff and whilst they don't remeber my name (don't get out without the kids much) more importantly they do remember what I drink, what more do you need from your bar staff!! PLEASE NOTE, this is not a place to take the kids, this is a place to go if you are lucky enough to escape from them for a couple of hours. Fancy a flutter they run a poker night on a Thursday

Went here for lunch this week. The food was lovely, if not a little expensive…read more Nice little pub, can sit around 50 for dinner (I overheard the landlady). staff (landlord and lady) were both very nice and friendly. quite busy even at lunch time. Worth a visit

New owners have made a great improvement to the venue. I have been to drink and to eat, loved it…read moreand so I'm taking a group of 20 there on Saturday. So it had better still be as good!!! Friendly welcoming staff. With a new menu, new decor, new authentic pizza ovens in January and other improvements, they obviously are putting their all into this. Even re furbished the loos in porcelain tiles.well they are Italian!

Excellent food. Lovely area and facility. Great cozy ambiance. Friendly, very allergy conscious…read morestaff.

Wonderful atmosphere, the food and service were perfect and the staff were friendly and helpful,…read moreloads of parking too. I cannot recommend this place highly enough. My only problem was with other people's children running riot and screaming in the gardens, we were there for Sunday lunch

Tried it again, now it's under new management. Genuinely impressed - the food was always excellent…read more- it still is, but more fitting. Would compare it favourably to Hand and Flowers, Marlow. Much better is that the welcome is warm now. Fantastic to have a great gastropub close to home.

Really lovely and warm welcome, an incredible menu selection and knowledgeable staff…read more Its in such a pretty little area too.

Always made to feel welcome here and the food is consistently of high quality! On the odd occasion…read morewhen the chef may be having a bad day, nothing is too much trouble to put my meal right. I can take my pup and sit quietly away from the restaurant and enjoy a coffee or some food. Plenty of parking. Comfortable. Clean. One of my regular go-to's.

This is a lovely pub with a thatched roof and a garden area. The staff are very pleasant and…read morehelpful and service is good. I would have given five stars but it is a little bit expensive, although the food was great. Nonetheless well worthy of a visit.

My family and I went here for an Easter dinner rather than staying home. As soon as we walked in…read morethe atmosphere was warmly welcoming and the service was impeccable. Our food arrived promptly with pub-like presentation which met expectations. The food was of good quality with a large range of dishes to choose from. Additionally, their accompanying wines were reasonably priced. However, the food was on the high side price wise for a pub but the menu suggests that it is catering as a restaurant. I would highly recommend this pub/restaurant for anyone fancying a nice night out with their family.

The Betsey Wynne describes itself on the web site as an award winning country village pub, and…read morelooks like it has been there for a few hundred years, but looks can be deceiving. Despite the traditional village pub looks, the building opened in 2006 and is probably described as a gastro pub, certainly not a village pub. From what I can research it has won an award, but not for the food: it won the South East New Build category in the CLA's Rural Building Award Scheme. I find this rather misleading: if it has won any food awards please let me know and I'll update the review. We arrived on a fairly busy Saturday evening for a pre-booked table, booking looks like a good idea as it was very busy. The bar area is small, the pub is definitely aimed at diners, so we were happy that we'd booked a table so we could sit down to have our drinks. The draft beer and bottle of red wine were both nice. I asked the waitress for more details about the King Prawns in Garlic Butter (£7.95) starter, she went away to check and when she came back she described it as prawns cooked in garlic butter (duh!). Sounded fine so I ordered it and what we got was 6 large prawns, with heads still attached, in garlic butter with a little lemon and some fresh bread. Strange the heads on didn't get a mention when I asked for clarification it seemed like a key feature to me! We also had some additional bread (£2.95) some of which had been stood around cut, so the edges were dry and hard, served with an small dish with lots of oil and a tiny bit of balsamic vinegar hiding in the bottom: not impressive. For one of the mains we had an Aberdeen Angus ribeye steak with onion rings, tomato, hand cut chips and (a singular) mushroom (£18.95). Generally this was very good: onion rings were homemade, the steak was very nice. My only complaint was that the twice-cooked chips were soft and fluffy in the middle, but not crisp on the outside. The second main was Glen Falloch venison (£16.95) served with an orange and juniper jus, dauphinoise potatoes and spinach. The venison and jus were very good, the spinach was fine, but between the two some thinly sliced caramelised onions were a little too sweet. I wasn't too keen on the dauphinoise potatoes, I thought they had an odd after taste, but my fellow diner thought they were fine. We briefly dabbled with the idea of sharing some cheese for pudding, but after the waitress went away to check the selection (stilton, cheddar and goats cheeses) we decided not to bother. At this price-point the service was disappointing: the waitress didn't know details of the prawn dish, or know what cheeses were on the cheese board, and we had to ask to receive side plates and a steak knife. The Betsey Wynne is nice, but it is trying to be up-market and to do this the standard of the food and the service both need to improve. The building and car park are both good, but what goes on inside the building needs to improve.

The Waiter said that they have No Chicken dishes. This was…read moreat 5 o'clock so they had just started cooking food It took nearly 3 hrs from start to finish. It was to expensive. For an example one cheesecake £9:45, the seabass wasn't much on the plate for £20:45 Maybe go back for a drink in the garden

Great food, Great views, Great beer. This pub is everything you could ever want from a village…read morelocal. Situated in the tiny village of Great Brickhill in Buckinghamshire this pub is a great mix between hub of the community and classy country pub date material. On one side you have the restaurant serving up delicious local produce such as steak as well as a few spanish flavours (tony the landlord is from the canary islands) On the other side is the public bar with a few round tables and a roaring log fire in the winter months to keep you cosy. In the summer the garden is wonderful overlooking the beautiful countryside of aylesbury Vale. They also have various events throughout the year such as tapas nights and beer festivals. The drinks selection is good with some fine real ales and a decent selection of wines as well as some fine salty dog crisps to snack on if you're only there for a drink. Its also only 15 mins in the car from the centre of Milton Keynes so after a hard days shopping its a great place to unwind. Little known facts about this pub: the krays used to drink there as they had their countryside abode just across the road, Mick Jagger has had lunch there when researching the movie enigma. If you find yourself in this neck of the woods, i would heartily reccomend it.

A very large pub in a residential part of Milton Keynes. A range of meals, quite an extensive menu,…read moreat reasonable prices. Food was very good, service was good too. Staff were pleasant.

While the food took a very long time to come out because there was an error in the cooking process,…read morethe service we received after was very pleasant. The manager came over and offered us another cocktail free and made the wait worth it!

I used to love Furzton Lake when I was a vegetarian, their mac and cheese always hit the spot for…read moreme. Since going vegan, I'd only gone back once and had beans on toast and felt the options were limited. My sister suggested going there for lunch and I initially said no before deciding to check if they'd changed their menu. To my surprise they had added a vegan fish and chips -- which was well-priced and simple, but did the job and I'll definitely be back again. Quick service too, missed a couple things off our order but was quickly rectified. Has a real family pub vibe. Recommend for a catch-up with friends or an affordable meal out with family. Only issue I found is it could be a lot cleaner - floors were covered in food but fortunately we weren't eating on the floor!

Lovely pub but the only en-suite room my husband and I could have was a twin room. It's karaoke…read moreFriday and Saturday night so if you are there to sleep and a light sleeper, you may not be going to sleep until the early hours. Beds very comfortable, room and bathroom very clean. The TV channels weren't great and when we opened the curtains, we had a Mr Bean moment where we saw a brick wall. Breakfast wasn't included so price was just for the room.