Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Amersham from the En Primeur Club guide.
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A Michelin-starred Modern British restaurant in a 16th-century market-town house, Artichoke has held its place among the leading restaurants outside London for over two decades. Chef-patron Laurie Gear's seasonally driven menus, from a three-course set lunch to full tasting formats, draw heavily on Chiltern produce and range from local lamb sweetbreads to a plant-based menu that takes vegetables as seriously as any main event.
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A grand coaching inn on Amersham's Broadway that draws locals back on weekday lunches as reliably as weekends, The Griffin pairs a rambling interior of ancient beams and green velvet with modern pub cooking that has real ambition. The in-house bakery, a serious drinks list spanning local real ales to cocktails, and readers' reports of plates cleared at Sunday roasts make it one of the Old Town's most consistent casual addresses.
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On Amersham's Broadway, Bistro Twelve Twenty occupies a stretch of Old Town that has quietly developed one of the more interesting dining clusters outside the M25. The bistro format sits within a broader local tradition of independent restaurants that trade on provenance and produce quality rather than volume, making it a relevant stop for visitors drawn to the area's food scene.
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Koyo Amersham serves modern Japanese sushi and tapas with Dragon Roll, Koyo Ramen, and a sake program, making it a fit for lunch or dinner in a casual, conversational room.
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Because you haven’t always got time to nip off to the Lake District, or Scotland, or Spain, it’s good to know you’ve got options just outside the M25. The Crown, in Amersham, is probably best known for its cameo in Four Weddings and a Funeral, but a combination of convenience, fine hospitality and thoughtful cuisine has kept it relevant even as the early-period Hugh Grant films have become film history. As it’s no longer necessary to bed down for the night just a few minutes into a cross-country journey, the Crown has reinvented itself as a destination. This is the picture of the modern coaching inn, playing host to weekenders, stolen romantic moments and, not uncommonly, a bit of last-minute trade involving the after-dinner crowd. That doesn’t mean the lodgings are an afterthought, of course. Owners Tej and Sarina Dhillon brought in designer Ilse Crawford for a bit of collaboration, and the result is a perfectly judged mix of coaching-inn tradition and low-key, unpretentious contemporary style, the one exception being number 12, known both for its Four Weddings role and for its 16th-century décor.
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