35 Church Lane, Weston Turville, HP22 5SJ
Harden's survey result
Summary
Chef-owner Dritan and maître d’ Ranka (husband and wife) took over this country pub in the Bucks countryside in 2010. It inspired limited feedback this year, but all upbeat regarding its fairly traditional fare whose high level of aspiration makes this more a ‘restaurant in a pub’ than a gastropub.
Summary
“A lovely destination pub in the country with a high-end restaurant serving super food that’s great value, making it a fantastic find!". Chef-owner Dritan and maître d' Ranka (husband and wife) took it over in 2010 and have turned it into something of a landmark locally.
Summary
Flagstone floors, beams and an open fire ensure this sixteenth-century pub still looks the part. Run by a husband-and-wife team – chef Dritan and maître d’ Ranka – it inspires limited but all-positive feedback for its fairly traditional British menu.
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Owner's description
Set in the quaint village of Weston Turville, The Chequers Inn dates back to the 16th Century. The bar retains a traditional feel, with broad polished flagstone floors, historic beams and an open fire place. The restaurant area is a more contemporary space in which to enjoy a fine dining experience.
The Chequers Inn is home to husband and wife, Chef Owner Dritan and Maître d' Ranka. Since taking over in 2010 they have transformed the restaurant into a renowned and much loved eatery.