4.5/5

(2,224 reviews)

Truly historic pub with nooks and crannies, gnarled timbers, worn flagstones and carved oak panels.The first evidence historians can find of the Royal Standard of England in Beaconsfield is listed in the Domesday Book, dating back to 1086.

Welcome to The Red Lion. Overlooking the old Woobern Green and close to the river Wye, known for its style, charm and beautiful surroundings as well as having an array of great places to eat, The Red Lion is very proud to be a part of this charm.

ABOUT US The Wooburn Green Working Men's Club was founded in 1879. Our grade II listed premises overlook the picturesque Wooburn Village Green in the heart of a designated conservation area.

4.5/5

(106 reviews)

The Coach House isn’t just your average bar – it’s a unique experience that celebrates individuality and embraces the unconventional. The atmosphere is quirky and fun, with eccentric decor and a vibra

4.6/5

(250 reviews)

The Crooked Billet is situated halfway along Sheepridge Lane (a turning off the A4155 at Little Marlow). It was originally built in the 16th century as two cottages, then changed in 1850 to a simple C

4.3/5

(561 reviews)

THE OLD QUEENS HEAD A child and dog-friendly pub with traditional country house interiors, and local seasonal dishes

4.1/5

(172 reviews)

We are described by our customers as a "proper" pub, serving Cask Marque Ales, traditional pub food and with a welcoming atmosphere. Situated in a picturesque Chiltern Village with beautiful walks and a duck pond nearby.

4.4/5

(259 reviews)

Overlooking the village pond since the 16th century, The Red Lion on Elm Road in Penn is steeped in history and oozes with irresistible charm.