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58 High Street, CHEDDINGTON, Leighton Buzzard, LU7 0RQ
Formed out of three cottages in the 15th century, this delightful thatched pub is known not only for its real ales and traditional charm but also for its food. Using fresh, locally sourced ingredients and game, fish and seafood supplies from sustainable sources, the menus offer modern British dishes. Lunchtime food ranges from hot paninis and ciabatta sandwiches to smaller and larger plates like potato cakes with salmon and mascarpone. Imaginative evening meals could be chickpea terrine or chicken saltimbocca. Children are made very welcome and there's a good play area in the attractive garden.
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St Austell Tribute, Shepherd Neame Spitfire, Adnams Broadside & Explorer, Guest ales
All day all week
Children welcome.
Children's play area.
Garden.
Dogs welcome.
Parking available.
Coach parties welcome.
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The quality of the food really let down the venue. The mashed potato was lumpy, the french beans raw, the ends not even trimmed. The steak sirloin steak was of poor quality and had a large chunk of gristle. Steak and chips consisted of this poor cut of steak, 6 chips and a tiny garnish. Definitely not value for money. An expensive not pleasant night out.
Reviewer: Narrowboat, Colchester
Visited: 19 November 2011
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The service was very slow and we found the portions small. Two of our party had the field mushroom which were about 3cm across. Another starter was salmon and marscapone quenelles on a bed of rocket, when it was delivered to the table the waiter asked who ordered the fishcakes! One main was chilli beef on coconut rice, the beef was a few tiny slivers. The food on the whole was tasty but the portion sizes were very small. We were not the only table that passed comments on the portions.
Reviewer: Thomsos, Poole
Visited: 19 November 2011
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This pretty thatched pub is over 600 years old and has great character including an inglenook fireplace - I visited with my family and we found a very warm welcome with great service and lovely food! A must try for visitors to the Chilterns.
Reviewer: Chiltern Connoisseur, Leighton Buzzard
Visited: 09 October 2010
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From Tring towards Marsworth take B489, 0.5m. Left towards Cooks Wharf onto Cheddington, pub on left
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