4.6/5

(602 reviews)

Built around 250 years ago The Ivy House was originally a coaching inn, and is said to have had some pretty shady visitors on their way through to London in its early days. From this history ghost

4.4/5

(878 reviews)

Lounges was founded in 2002 by a trio of long standing friends, Dave Reid, Alex Reilley and Jake Bishop. Having spent years in the restaurant and bar trade – not to mention just as many propping up th

4.2/5

(893 reviews)

Located on Hill Avenue in the heart of Amersham, this pretty and historical market town raised up high on a hill with its glorious backdrop of the Chilterns countryside is known locally as Amersham-on

4.3/5

(956 reviews)

Located in the Chiltern town of Amersham, the Boot and Slipper is a classic family pub with plenty of historical charm. Dating back to the 15th century, the timber-beamed building is full of cosy nooks, candlelit tables and roaring log fires.

4.4/5

(102 reviews)

TRADITIONAL LOCAL COMMUNITY PUB The Pheasant can be found on the road leading out of Chesham towards Latimer and Chenies villages, on the verge of open countryside yet not too far

4.4/5

(593 reviews)

The Cock Inn at Sarratt is a quaint and beautiful country pub and restaurant near Rickmansworth in Hertfordshire which dates back to the 17th century.

3.9/5

(164 reviews)

A beautiful 15th century ,Grade II Listed building carrying tons of history, operating as a traditional English Pub Inn. With its low ceilings and open fires the pub has a country feel, and is a world away from the bustle of the cosmopolitan London.

4.4/5

(858 reviews)

Built in 1739, The Boot is a cosy, traditional English country pub restaurant, complete with an Inglenook fireplace, traditional bar area, restaurant, dining terrace & large garden.