The Betsey Wynne - Menu

Absolutely amazing food. Service phenomenal. Cant wait for the next time

A really nice building, simple parking and a cheap menu with a very decent desert menu.

An exceptional place with great and very friendly staff. Parking is available on the side and back of the place. Recommended

I chose the chorizo Scotch eggs for start, bacon and cheese house burgers for main and banana sundae for dessert. Overall, the food was nice with a great atmosphere and the staff was very attentive to always check the food was good and on the hand for your next drink.

Had a nice birthday dinner. Many people, but the service was on the point. The food was enjoyed by all, but the sharing plates for beginners were worth a special mention. Relaxed in the garden for drinks after eating where the children could play without foot. Very recommended.

I am only an occasional visitor as my friend lives in Mursley and it's a nice walk across the fields. I've only ever sat outside for a drink, not eaten although the food looked nice based on what was carried past. The outside garden is lovely and the large covered area a great bonus. Dog friendly. I like it there.

We popped over for a drink and ended up having food. It is a slightly more expensive pub but couldn't fault the food we had. The squid was so thick but not chewy at all, mushroom bruschetta made a change, the Porchetta was lovely and on par with another Oakman Inns I've had it at and my burger was so nice and clearly good quality meat. Would recommend and will go back if we're after more of a treat meal out.

Lots of parking, electric car charging point and wheelchair accessible. Always a great welcome from the host and a lovely atmosphere. The bar selection is vast with a great selection of wines by the glass. Great beer selection and very knowledgeable bartenders. Always had great service from the waiting staff who are attentive and efficient. The food is always a delight and the Sunday roasts are fantastic! Advice booking to avoid disappointment as they do get busy.

This place is quiet lovely in presenting an excellent balance between an all welcoming (including dog) country pub and a modern interpretation of contemporary gastropub dining. The bar and open kitchen dominate the 1st part and as you continue in it opens out into a wonderfully bright space adorned by a nice view of the garden area (must be nice to sit out there in nice weather). The staff are friendly and attentive without being intrusive. A warm smile is never to far away. The menu has a lot of the usual options but nothing that really screamed try me, eat me. Note to self, pay more attention to the Specials on my next visit! As a quartet, we shared mix of 3 starters, a bottle of prosecco,...