The Five Bells, Horton

Still is a pleasant venue to visit, ales kept in good condition, still Green King (not surprising for a Green King tied premises), well appointed wine list. Food is well prepared, basic home styled menus of generous proportions. Overall a pub with a friendly and warm atmosphere, catering for families and having a large car park and a garden for children to play.

5 Apr 2010 12:48

Ye Olde George, Colnbrook

A good place to visit two good quality ales on when I last visited plesant company and good food available for lunchtimes. Can be busy on Friday and weekend evenings - live music. Mainly a locals pub during the day.

29 Jun 2009 22:06

The Red Lion, Iver

The Red Lion is really a restaurant that serves a wide selection of real ales, with a quality of cellar management that puts to shame some of the more traditional pubs in the area. The food is of high quality at a reasonable price. Service is good, but be warned in the evenings it does get very busy so the waiting staff are very rushed, but always polite and jovial. There are areas for drinkers to sit, but the majority of the place is set out for �eaters�. I would recommend a visit, and to those who state that the food prices seem high, I would confirm that they are high compared to McDonalds, but then we don�t go to McDonalds for real food, do we?

12 Jan 2008 00:49