La Petite Auberge, Great Missenden

Had a lovely meal here with my girlfriend. The service was excellent and the atmosphere was relaxed and quiet.

We had a drink each when went in (Beer and Campari & Soda), we had a starter and a main each with two half bottles of wine (both of which were excellent) and we shared a desert. The bill came to £92. Having spent around £70 on a similar meal in The Wool Pack nearby which although convenient and consistant with it's good food the difference in class really shows between that and this small french restaurant.

There was a nice wait between the starter and main, a previous reviewer complained about the wait but I found this refreshing and added to the enjoyment of the course and the evening.

This is not a restaurant to rush in and out of, it's a restaurant to spend and evening. They only had one sitting when we went in on Friday night so you are able to take your time and not feel as you're being rushed through. The food is excellent and the service was polite, attentive and friendly.

Booking is recommended as it has a great reputation locally so is in high demand. It only seats around 20 so best to reserve in advance

I have just taken my second meal at La Petite Auberge in over a month. The food is excellent and service perfectly attentive and low key.

Highlights have been Foie Gras and Escargots for starters and the Gressingham Duck and the Red Mullet for mains. Having eaten in most of the michilin starred restaurants in London this restaurant easiliy holds it own against more high profile named venues.

I look forward to my next visit and exploring more of the venue.

This restauarant is a treasure and well worth the visit. My wife and I have attended with a number of guests over the last 2 years and have always had impecable service and terrific food. My only complaint is it's not open on Sunday's as it would make a brilliant place for lunch.

The food at La Petite Auberge is some of the best food I have ever eaten. The quality of the food is second to none. I've eaten at a number of more expensive restaurants in London the don't even come close. The atmosphere can be a little quiet, but if you can get passed that (which is very easy) the food is worth it. The wine list is also lovely and very reasonably priced. The chef takes a huge amount of pride in his dishes, and particularly his sauces. I really can't recommend this restaurant for quality of food highly enough.

The food is always of high standard! There is a wide range of starters, mains and sweets to choose from, all of which i have tried and enjoyed thoroughly. I would especially recommend the chocolate moose for desert. The waiters and waitresses cater to your every need giving the customer what they want. Couldn't recommend this restaurant more highly

I took my wife toLa Petite Auberge around Valentines this year and was very disappointed because we had to wait 40 minutes for our main course which wasnt what we ordered. Then when our actual orders came, they were cold. My order was Scallops and they tasted funny so I didn't eat them. My partners meal arrived much after mine and when we complained about the service the staff were very very rude. We are disappointed to say we won't be going back and can't reccomend this restaurant.