If ever a reason to get off the M25 was needed, here is the perfect one, serving real quality in…read moreits ales and food. The staff were accommodating and welcoming too. A limited range of food for the youngsters, but they were more than happy with the selections available. No more than 5 minutes from J15 of the famous cad park, we found his gem of a gastro pub. Highly recommended, missing out on 5 stars because my good lady found the toilets clean, but small.

The Fat Cow is a pub in Denham which has recently had a bit of a revamp and is now also a…read morerestaurant. The food is absolutely delicious and beautifully presented. The staff are always really friendly and don't mind if you need to change anything (I recommend switching fries for chunky chips!)It can get busy and, as it's a small place, I'd recommend phoning ahead to book a table. It's a great place for families, friends and couples. If you're not hungry just stay in the bar area for a pint and the rugby on the telly! There are limited tables outside for when it's sunny and for you smokers.

This was a terrific local restaurant in Ruslip England. Nice atmosphere, great food and great staffread more

Nice, cosy pub. Loved their Xmas decorations, perfect for a great lunch or a drink. Very baby…read morefriendly and had a nice mix of people. Service was on point and the food is delicious. Definitely will be going back.

Absolutely an amazing place with fantastic service. We felt like family while we were here and the…read morepints were good too.

Denham is a lovely traditional village, yet within the M25 and easily accessible from London (a…read moreshort distance from both the M40 and a Chiltern Railway station). It has a number of pubs, with The Swan being one of the best reviewed, so I thought I'd take the advantage of a nice summer evening to give it a try. The main building is old but nicely renovated, and it has a large beer garden. It offers interesting Real Ales which are well kept. The menu is perhaps a little limited for an establishment that terms itself a Gastropub, but the portion sizes are good, and the food tasty. Service friendly and efficient.

Great views over the local lakes, this is a good place to enjoy a drink on a sunny day. There are…read moremany seats outside. They also have a great menu and the food doesn't disappoint.

A gorgeous pub up the hill in Harefield. Was taken here for a lunch on Saturday afternoon. It…read moreturned out to be a perfect spring day and it was warm and sunny. They have multiple outdoor seating options and a nice big indoor dining area as well. They have a nice selection of ales and lagers on tap. The food menu is also classic British pub food with a number of vegetarian options. Loved my sausage and mash with greens, it was delicious. The haloumi fries were divine and chips were well made. Friendly service and good presentation from the kitchen. Happily come here again for the amazing ambience, views and food.

Well, all I can say is that this is fairly typical of an English main street pub, but I suspect…read morethat this is probably because it happens to be on a main street pretty much straight across from the station. One of the cool things about this pub is that there is a nice beer garden out the back. It's sort of okay, but not great.

This is a very friendly little drinking pub in the heart of Uxbridge (opposite the Chimes shopping…read morecentre and about 1-2 mins from the tube). The staff are very friendly and the alcohol is reasonably priced. We usually plump for a bottle of wine (£6.99 at the current rate), which makes for a cheap and enjoyable night out, especially when spent with friends. The interior is very old worldy, in the same style as an English country pub, but this adds to the ambience. A wide variety of ages use this pub from young to old and after a visit it is not hard to see why. They have a lovely seating area at the rear of the pub which is very nice in the warmer months. The toilets are quite basic though (Mens) and could probably do with a little upgrade.

Denham is a lovely traditional village, yet within the M25 and easily accessible from London (a…read moreshort distance from both the M40 and a Chiltern Railway station). It has a number of pubs, with The Green Man being well reviewed, so I thought I'd give it a try. The main building is old but nicely renovated, and it has a large beer garden. It offers interesting Real Ales which are well kept. The menu is perhaps a little limited for an establishment that terms itself a Gastropub, but the portion sizes are good, and the food tasty. Service friendly and efficient.

Great atmosphere and very friendly staff. Ordered a green man burgher and it was very tasty.read more

Lovely food and prices nice mixed grill I was surprised by the chef he was on the TV I'm sure that…read morebald guy with specs with John torode maybe not who knows who cares lol

Went on Dec 27th around 12.15pm, place was empty, we walked in and were confronted by the…read morebartender, he told us "Sorry were fully booked, no room here, im not serving you" We pointed out that the place was empty to which he retorted "They are all coming later and im short handed, im not serving you, get out" Very rude, highly unprofessional bar tender, especially as this place was recommended to us.

Traditional British pub with quality Indian food. I was visiting London and someone recommended…read morethis pub to us. Interesting choice of beers - lagers, ales, pilsners and high quality North Indian food. The hostess at the restaurant was very helpful , in fact the service was excellent. We tried Seekh Kababs, wings, and lamb chops and these were excellent. The Saag Lamb and butter chicken were also tasty. And to top it all ... the food was NOT Halal. Loved it ... highly recommended!!!

My two female friends went for a quiet meal midday and were harassed by one of male customers while…read morethe mangement and the other customers did nothing. The harasser ate off my friends plate, through their food in the air and spilled drinks on them. When my friends went to the manager to complain, the manager "explained" that the harasser was a customer who also did that to his female wait staff. So did he think that was okay??!!! The manager brought the harasser to my friends table to "apologize" and then left the harasser there. When I came to pick up my friends the manager and his two male friends were still doing nothing, I was told by the harasser to "go back where I came from" (I'm American). The harasser was obviously drunk but there is no excuse for the lack of action by the management. I guess it's okay for female customers and female wait staff to be harassed at the Breakspear Arms.

Came here when visiting the area. I've found that a lot of pubs in the UK are more self service,…read morethere isn't much "Please wait to be seated signs" around, its more like, good luck and let us know when you've figured it out. Maybe I'm exaggerating, but thats how it felt during most of my visit. Luckily we arrived in the middle of the day on a Tuesday. The pub was pretty empty. The menu is the same as every other one in London and such places. I ordered the fish and chips which was quite delicious and a large portion of both fish and chips. My husband ordered the mixed grill which was a huge portion and included sausage, chips, chicken, steak, gammon, and veggies. Overall, we were impressed with the food.

Never tried Ember Inns outlet before but as it is a part of the M&B group, figured it couldn't be…read moreall that bad and the fact that it was very busy was encouraging. On entering you'll find a large open plan bar area split by pillars and partitions that was safer to leave up when converting all the old separate bars into one big area. There are also some seats out the front, and a beer garden at the rear. But all tables are well spaced so not on top of each other. Menu not bad and meal portions very reasonable for the money. Nothing special to commend it other than say it was all very acceptable. Tried the steak and ale pie followed by ice cream so nothing very adventurous but then didn't feel like it! All in all, a decent place, with above standard food menu and some decent beer on hand pumps. Type of place you could rely on for a tasty meal that doesn't require a mortgage to pay for it and where the service and staff are pleasant enough to actually make for a nice evening. It's the kind of place I use as a yardstick. If a venue can't match this for choice, quality and service it doesn't get a return trip. If it can exceed this then it qualifies for an extra mark. So right down the middle for me and definitely a place I shall return to when I next seek somewhere just off the A40 for a meal.

2nd time here. Enjoyed the Sunday roasts…read moreStaff were very nice And the place looks like an old English tavern

Had a fab afternoon in the beer garden here... Staff were friendly and the food was amaaaazing... I…read morehad the halloumi and sweet potato salad and it was lush... Some other friends had various platters, fishcakes, and roast chicken... And it all looked and I am told tasted fab... Go here for sure :-)