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The Crown, Aylesbury
Cuddington
Postal town: Aylesbury
HP18 0BB
Reviews of The Crown (Average Rating: 7 of 10) see review guidelines
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Blue Scrumpy left this review about The Crown
Village Fuller's pub that has currently has a new landlord/landlady. Pride & Seafarers were the real ales.
Service took quite a while, as the landlord was struggling to find what we'd ordered on the electronic till. £10 for a spirit, mixer and a soft drink (I was driving) seemed a bit steep. But then again, this is Buckinghamshire.
The car park at the front is a bit tight and we nearly got blocked in.
The pub clearly does a good trade in Sunday lunches. Whilst it was still fairly early on in the afternoon, a few were arriving for their roasts. Again, food does appear to be more of a focus than beer.
On 5th October 2021
- rating: 5
[User has posted 3575 recommendations about 3573 pubs]
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Komakino . left this review about The Crown
Another thatched roofed Fuller's pub about a mile or so from The Bell at Chearsley, which is the sole remaining pub in this small village, outlasting The Red Lion, Seven Stars and White Swan, all nearby. Low ceilinged, with exposed beams and a quarry-tiled floor, there are two, large exposed fireplaces either side of the entrance-facing bar with standard grates and there's a smattering of exposed stone (the rest of the walls and ceiling being rendered. A narrow dining area is located to the left and ahead beyond the bar and stretches behind the bar itself. Three ales - London Pride, Seafarers Ale and Spring Sprinter - the latter of which was very good, albeit £4.20 for a pint. Gastro with a small "g" as the bar area is just that and there was no "is there anything else" after ordering my beer. A couple of plummy-voiced locals were in attendance during my visit, including a pink-trousered chap. Nice.
On 21st May 2018
- rating: 6
[User has posted 1104 recommendations about 1104 pubs]
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Aylesbury Vale Parkway, 5.31 miles, 1 hr 42 min walk (show)
Aylesbury, 5.96 miles, 1 hr 55 min walk (show)
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