The Hare - (Near Oxfordshire, london)

Harry Ring Have eaten here a few times now and always really enjoyed it. The food has always been perfect and staff are lovely. Its usually quite busy - I guess its popular with people staying at the Heythrop hotel as its the closest pub - but its never heaving. Id say you still need to book, but thats the norm for pubs round here now .

Daisy Stannard Everything tasted artificial. The chips were dry The shredded chicken was in a very soft and mush batter. The Chow Mein was bland with tiny cubes of meat that all tasted very similar and the chunks of garlic were very hard. It cost £39 and it felt like such a waste of money. Ready in ten minutes at dinner time on a Saturday should I told me what I needed to know.

Janice Harris We have just spent two nights here for my birthday. The bed is super comfy and the studio room is warm and cozy even though it is really big. Booked for two rounds of golf as part of the package and we loved the course. Interesting and well maintained. All the staff were so helpful and accommodating and I really must mention Beth, who was great from helping with our booking to checking us in and chatting to us at reception. Felt like friends. Food was lovely, particularly the main courses. Puddings weren’t so good. One guest complained there was no bottled water in the rooms but the water is perfectly drinkable. Only minor comment is from some of the rooms you have to go outside to get to reception, bar or restaurant and there is no covered walkway. I had a spa treatment which was great and value for money. The hotel just has treatment rooms, no jacuzzi or pool etc. Thank you Beth for making my birthday stay extra special!!! Hope to meet you again soon.

Angelo Serra We happened upon Wyatts completely by accident. Literally by accident as we had a flat tire about 100M away and it was the closest spot to stop. We ended up having lunch in the team room and hung out for a couple of hours while we waited for AA to arrive. The tea room has a beautiful overlook of the countryside and all of the food was excellent. We started with tea service (loved the sugar cubes), and had a wonderful soup and shared some chips. After lunch we wandered the gift shop, made a couple of purchases, and walked throughout the greenhouses. The staff was all very kind during our unintended stay. We enjoyed the flowers and the views of the countryside. I cant think of a better place to have been "stuck" for a few hours.

H L Ordered The Old Shed Breakfast, it comes with two slices of bacon, two sausages, grilled tomato and mushroom, a small cup of beans, two sunny side up fried eggs, a small hash brown, and four slices of toast (you get a choice of brown or white). To top it off, they make a great flat white.

Daz Keal What can we say, what a wonderful trip to Diddly Squat. We stayed for lunch and chose the local pork sausage in a bun with skin on fries. The price was very reasonable at £7.50 for the sausage bun and £5 for the skin on fries. Service was prompt and the sausages were the best we had on our trip. You could taste the quality of the produce. After lunch we visited the shop where the staff were equally as friendly. Well worth a trip.