Pubs & restaurants in BuckinghamshireBuckinghamshire, England

A long-held family pub in a Chilterns village, The Good Pub Guide's Country Pub of the Year 2019.

Hilltop village pub with rooms and its own farm supplying the kitchen and butchery.

A Georgian coaching inn on the main street, now doing food and rooms.

Timber-framed village pub in the film-set valley of Turville, below the hilltop windmill and flint church.

Village inn at Fingest opposite the twin-gabled Norman church, a walkers' base in the Hambleden valley.

Thatched country pub on the green at Cuddington, a well-known dining stop in the Vale of Aylesbury.

Country dining pub at Skirmett in the Hambleden valley, a stop for walkers between the beech-hanger hills.

Old common-edge inn at Cholesbury on the high Chilterns, next to an Iron Age hillfort ringed by trees.

Coaching inn on West Wycombe's National Trust high street, below the golden-balled church and the Hellfire Caves.

Tom Kerridge's Marlow pub, the first in Britain to hold two Michelin stars, keeping the feel of a low-beamed local.

Brick-and-flint inn on the green at Bledlow beneath the Chilterns scarp, much used as a film location.

Long, low country pub at Prestwood with rambling gardens, a well-regarded stop on the Chilterns ridge near Great Missenden.

Small brick country pub near Frieth in the beech woods above the Hambleden valley, a classic Chilterns walkers' stop.

Rambling ancient freehouse at Forty Green near Beaconsfield, claiming roots back some nine centuries, full of dark beams and old salvage.

Brick-and-flint inn with rooms in the estate village of Hambleden, a walkers' stop in the dry valley above the Thames.