Best restaurants in Marlow

Known for its trademark hanging kebabs, The Botanist is a stylish gastropub with unique floral interiors and a menu of familiar favourites. Head here for a chilled evening of delicious cocktails and comforting tasty dishes.

From husband-and-wife team Michael and Steph Macdonald, this neighbourhood favourite serves up Anglo-French dishes in a relaxed setting. Offering a tasting menu, a la carte dishes and an excellent value set lunch menu, this is the perfect spot whatever the occasion.

Another of Kerridge’s Marlow ventures, The Coach is The Hand and Flower’s more relaxed sibling, although it still has a coveted Michelin star. Expect the chef's signature unfussy, but phenomenal, food. Plus, it's walk-ins only so you don't have to worry about booking. 

Vaasu is yet another outstanding venture from decorated chef Atul Kochhar, which continues along the theme of refined contemporary Indian cuisine. Keep it casual with the set lunch menu or opt for the exquisite tasting menu. EIther way, you’re guaranteed a superb meal.

This all-day dining destination is located just off the river, boasting both stunning views and a monthly-changing menu covering everything from classic British dishes to vibrant Asian flavours. For something a bit different, why not treat yourself to the ‘dreamy afternoon tea’?

Opened originally in the 1400s, then commandeered by Heston Blumenthal in 2004, this Michelin starred spot showcases classic British cuisine accompanied by the iconic Blumenthal thumbprint. The Sunday roast gets rave reviews, so be sure to book this on your trip to Marlow.

Located in the heart of Marlow, The Oarsman is a bistro, pub and wine bar. Head here for a laid-back seasonal meal, or simply relax on the summer terrace and snack on some small plates from the charcuterie counter.

Nestled between Marlow and Henley sits Hurley House, a boutique hotel and restaurant that provides diners with an extensive choice of meal options. From international dishes to Sunday roasts to its dedicated omakase counter, this is an all-rounder suitable for any occasion.

Down the road in Bray on Thames, the Waterside Inn is the longest serving three Michelin-starred restaurant in the country, opened by the Roux brothers over fifty years ago. This is the crème de la crème of French gastronomy, so nab a table on the terrace and prepare for an evening of indulgence.

This celebrated two Michelin-starred pub is Tom Kerridge's famous flagship restaurant, serving up his signature refined pub grub in a charming rustic setting. Be sure to book a table well in advance as it books up quick!

Tucked away along the riverside, Sindhu is chef Kohhar’s homage to southern India, serving traditional flavours elevated with a modern twist. Expect a vibrant meal, served in a laidback setting within the MacDonald Compleat Angler hotel.