Pubs in Thame

“Travelling back to Manchester, we decided to stop for food. The staff were so welcoming and friendly. Gammon, egg & chips were certainly a winner for me. Fast service with a great smile. Would definitely visit again if we travel past!”

“A cyclists perfext stop. Breakfast or lunch cafe and a little shop. All in one stop. Lovely ladies who run it”

“A hidden gem in Thame. The beer is well kept, and you always get a great pint. The prices are very reasonable for this part of the UK. The garden is a suntrap and very quaint. The staff are attentive and polite. Definitely worth a visit.”

“Very friendly and welcoming, nice atmosphere, chatty landlady - been in the same hands for almost 20 years. Good beer, 5 stars. Would highly recommend.”

“Definitely worth a rummage. Didn't expect to find part of London Westminster Bridge here!”

“We had a wonderful lunch at the James figg I've eaten here before but today I tried to ploughman's lunch and it was honestly the best ploughman's I have ever eaten compliments to the chef the service is always what's 10 out of 10 this place is a real gem”

“Fantastic experience at The Thatch! The team were exceptionally friendly and professional nothing was too much trouble and the service was spot on throughout. The food was delicious, with a great range of daily specials that made choosing a real pleasure.

The garden is a real highlight - cosy, inviting, and ideal for a relaxed drink or meal, especially on a sunny day. A proper gastro pub that gets it right on all fronts. We’ll certainly be back! Highly recommended.”

“An impromptu need for lunch off the Phoenix Trail with our 8 year old grandson on his first week of the school holidays lead us to the Three Horseshoes - just a 3 minute deviation from the old railway line. A warm welcome from Will and Caroline greeted us and then helped us to choose from an extensive, good value menu. The Three Horseshoes is is a lovely old traditional English pub, with a large car park and children's play area. What a delightful find in the first week of the holidays.”

“I've been for a drink several times to the Rising Sun, but this was the first time actually dining in. I'm also aware their takeaways are very popular due to their fantastic dishes.

The dining area is unfortunately limited to three tables which does make it reliable chance to get a free table. They do offer food in the bar area but personally I like to sit at a proper table. Therefore, I HIGHLY recommend booking at table.

The menu, is very varied with each page having a dedicated type of dish, beef, chicken, duck, seafood, vegan etc etc. The food came quickly and was to a high standard. I can see why their takeaway is so popular, as I'd love to work through their menu, dish by dish.

My friend and I had a variety of cocktails and mocktails which were great. They have a very varied range of drinks to fullfill everyone desires.

You may at this point be thinking, why isn't this a 5 star review. The unfortunate reality of the building, is that they are limited by their dining space. This severly limits capasity and potentially make it (if busy) very loud.”

“Had a lovely lunch here. Was served by Charlotte and she was so lovely and very helpful with my GF meal!”