It was my first visit and we planned to have dinner at The Queens Head as we had family visiting from Scotland, and they were staying at a hotel close by. They arrived earlier than the Ruislip diners, and were warmly greeted by the chef who they were absolutely delighted by. The barman was fabulous. Very helpful serving up copious amounts of Desperados to the guys. He also gave great advice with regards to food choice and even though he himself does not eat pie, he still gave it a big thumbs up saying that everyone who consumes it, really enjoys it. That was my choice. No two requested the same dish so we had a chance to look at at least more than six dishes on the table, including some of your sharing platter nibbles, of which the haloumi was rated 12/10. Your portions were rated value for money and absolutely delicious. Plan was to enjoy the sticky toffee pudding but nobody had space in their tums by the time the mains were devoured. All plates clean but one and that is because she is partially sighted and the dish overwhelmed her. She did however enjoy it at home the next evening. All together a fantastic experience. Our Scottish visitors snuck back in when we drove back to Ruislip, for an extra nightcap - we thought a coffee maybe, but no - it was a wee bit stronger than that. We will be back definitely. That halloumi is calling my name... Consumed at the table: Scampi, Fish n chips, steak n ale pie, bacon cheese burger and the three sharing plates - cod goujons, halloumi and Karaage Sticky Chicken plus three portions of onion rings!
Very nice pub in the centre of uxbridge. We had our Christmas dinner here and it was very good. The sticky toffee pudding was amazing. Good atmosphere but quite small inside.
Decent Greene King pub close to Uxbridge Station. Four cask beers on handpump when I last visited. The name of the pub commemorates Henry VIII's second wife Anne Boleyn who was, of course, beheaded for treason!
Went in for a sandwich and drink whilst shopping on 27th August, and was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food, I paid just over £30 for a bottle or prosecco, fish finger sandwich (which had 5 homemade strips of freshly battered fish) chicken and bacon sandwich (had a whole chicken breast on it!) and a bowl of chips which by today's standards is relatively cheap. Everything was delicious and bar lady was really lovely too. Will definitely go again when I'm next down those ways.
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Uxbridge, Middlesex, UB8