Visited 4/12-2011. An old traditionel cosy pub, and with toillets place outside the pub ( in a heated room though).. Many smaller rooms, cosy decorated, old barrels have been mad into tables and even chairs. Very friendly staff and the beers we had was in good condtion.

I was convinced that I’d rated this place befor, so I am not sure where my previous rating could gave gone to. Anyway I’ve been here on many occasions most recently 22nd September 2012 and have never had anything less than a beer poured in very good condition. This is quite a smart place with history oozing out of the very old outdoor courtyard area. The service us always good if a little bit ’snobby’ feeling at times.

A cosy, warm and friendly bar with a contemporary feel in an old coaching inn. The Farmer’s Bar is part of the King’s Head, once a coaching inn and now a National Trust property. It’s tucked away in a cobbled alleyway just off the lower of the two squares in Aylesbury. Despite the low beams adorned with hops, the nooks and crannies and the rough whitewashed walls, it has a modern feel, but not in an overly trendy way. I think they’ve got it just about right The bar is part of the Chiltern brewery and has a good range of their beers in bottle and on tap. They also serve food and the menu looked quite enticing. (Visited 4 December 2011).