Resaturants to try
Favourite Restaurants
The area is served by many restaurants at a variety of price ranges. The list here are the ones that we like to use. In no particular order.
The Jolly Cricketers
24 Chalfont RdGreat Food and a cosy pub atmosphere
The Three Oaks
Austenwood LaneHigh quality cooking and good service
The Jolly Farmer station
Part of a Raymond Blanc chain. Consistently good food, nice atmosphere
A bit more expensive, so a place for more special occasions. Located on the lovely High Street of Old Amersham.
15 locals recommend
The Artichoke
Green LaneA bit more expensive, so a place for more special occasions. Located on the lovely High Street of Old Amersham.
The Grocer at 15
15 The BroadwayGreat for a coffee, brunch or light lunch in Amersham old town
Fego Restaurant Gerrards Cross
12G Packhorse RdSmall chain, good for coffee and brunch
Same chain as the Gerrards Cross one, good coffee and brunch
6 locals recommend
Fego Restaurant Beaconsfield
2 Station RdSame chain as the Gerrards Cross one, good coffee and brunch
Good for drinks and nice place to visit before the cinema at the nearby Everyman in Gerrards Cross
8 locals recommend
Jack and Alice
40 Packhorse RdGood for drinks and nice place to visit before the cinema at the nearby Everyman in Gerrards Cross
Peterlee Nurseries, nice stop for brunch deeper in to the countryside. Great farm shop with lots of local produce. Also some nice walks accessible from the nurseries.
Nursery Gardens
Nursery GardensPeterlee Nurseries, nice stop for brunch deeper in to the countryside. Great farm shop with lots of local produce. Also some nice walks accessible from the nurseries.
Lovely brunch and lunch at the Muddy Boots cafe here. Best of all, it's a nice 30 minute walk from the house, along part of the Chiltern Way.
Rowan Garden Centre
Gorelands LaneLovely brunch and lunch at the Muddy Boots cafe here. Best of all, it's a nice 30 minute walk from the house, along part of the Chiltern Way.
Really good brunch, friendly service, good atmosphere in Beaconsfield new town.
9 locals recommend
The Cape
6a Station RdReally good brunch, friendly service, good atmosphere in Beaconsfield new town.
Nice pub, cosy inside in the winter and lovely garden with a view of the Church for warmer days. Good stop after one of the many walks from the centre of the village.
8 locals recommend
Merlins Cave
High StreetNice pub, cosy inside in the winter and lovely garden with a view of the Church for warmer days. Good stop after one of the many walks from the centre of the village.
A bit further afield, but a great spot for lunch on the Thames in the summer. Close to Windsor.
23 locals recommend
GOGOS Waterfront Restaurant
Maidenhead RoadA bit further afield, but a great spot for lunch on the Thames in the summer. Close to Windsor.
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16 Marsham WayGreat pizzas delivered to the door. Delivery or pick-up only.
Recently opened in Beaconsfield old town and an instant favourite. Love their food. Beaconsfield is about a 10 minute drive away.
31 locals recommend
The Greyhound
109 Peckham High StRecently opened in Beaconsfield old town and an instant favourite. Love their food. Beaconsfield is about a 10 minute drive away.
Sightseeing
Chenies is a a beautiful tiny village in the Chess Valley with lots of easy walks starting from the centre. Makes the Bedford Arms a great destination for lunch and a walk. It's a 10 minute drive away.
8 locals recommend
Bedford Arms
Chenies is a a beautiful tiny village in the Chess Valley with lots of easy walks starting from the centre. Makes the Bedford Arms a great destination for lunch and a walk. It's a 10 minute drive away.