Pheasant, Amershamback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Great service, great landlord, as cheap food as youll find anywhere, and all the sports on the telly. A beautifull building, decent outdoor seating and a very decebt recent refurb.
All in all a very decent pub.
Many moons ago, whilst i was doing my A levels at the college in Amersham, this place provided a good alternative to going to lessons. It was a place with a dodgy reputation, full of pool tables and frequented by underagers like us. Although great memories, im glad that the phesant has shed its old image and is a decent pub for the right reasons now.
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In the Past this lovely pub full of character and charm has had a bad reputation lurking behind it.... I am very happy to report that things seem to be brightening up for The Pheasant. It is located in the hub of a lovely community , in Amersham on the Hill with a large beer garden , and friendly welcoming staff. I found the food and service to very satisfactory and above all very good value for money. My children played happily in the back garden while I enjoyed a " chilling drink" with my friends. I would recomment this pub to anyone who wants a good meal with great service and a welcoming atmoshphere. If you are into sports I noticed they do have one television which can be turned on to customers requests. If one is not an avid sports fan , no worries... there is plenty of accomodating space in the back restaurant area with a relaxed dining area, or the lovely garden...
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Used to head here for lunch when I worked in Amersham many years ago. Hazy memories of pretty average food, but nevertheless a nice place to have a few lagers in the sun before heading back to the office.
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Went in at lunchtime, only 2 real ales on Adnams Broadside and GK IPA, one too strong and one no taste. Worst of all though was that they were not doing any food, it's got a large dining room but no food!!
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They seem to be trying hard here since Nov 07 refurb. Good pint of Pride, GK IPA was off, but they're a preferable alternative to the 'fizzies'. Pleasant welcome from staff. Reasonably priced, typical pub-fare menu, but no idea of quality or service 'cos didn't eat. This was a mid-week, mid-evening visit and so was patronised by a sprinkling of well-behaved, sensible clientele. Probably changes character when the footy's on so the 'Raspberry' may have a point..!
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Fizzy Beer, Fried Food, Suspicious number of teenagers & Sports telly - What a truly dreadful place - 0/10
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