4 Restaurants in Beaconsfield

If you want to remain in the centre of town (or if you're making a trip up from London via the station), gourmet food is easy to find. The town hosts some brilliant little cafes that double up as merchants of locally sourced foodstuffs and venues for fantastic cooked meals. These artisan dining spots are totally committed to the quality of their ingredients, sourcing products like fennel-infused salami and providing stellar cheeseboards with Home Counties highlights like creamy Cygnet from Marlow. Beaconsfield has great restaurants to explore local produce, so get down to your nearest eatery today and find out what Bucks has to offer.

Continental food is very much on the agenda at restaurants near Beaconsfield, thanks to some superb French brasseries and Italian eateries. Head over to Amersham for some Gallic gastronomy and order up a plate of steak frites, or opt for rotisserie chicken. You may even go for seafood specialities like roasted sea bream with rosemary and thyme, and follow everything up with exquisite desserts like chocolate fondant. With accomplished selections of the finest French wines too, European cuisine is at its best at restaurants around Beaconsfield.

Beaconsfield doesn't lack for British eating spots either. In fact, there's been a real boom in the number of award-winning and aspiring gastropubs in Buckinghamshire, as elite chefs abandon the West End and seek out rural locations to wow Southeast England's foodies. If you want to join the fun, check out Beaconsfield's British restaurants, where Michelin-starred professionals cook up exclusive tasting menus. Try little bites of everything from glazed pork belly or chicken terrine to cod and chips – all prepared with a unique twist. Not only is it a great way to find out how today's British cuisine is progressing, it is a sheer gastronomic delight in itself.

Interested in something other than how dishes like cod and chips are being modernised for the 21st century? Beaconsfield's Indian restaurants offer a spicie and more flavoursome alternative. At some fantastic subcontinental dining spots in South Bucks, you can taste Goan fish curries – with strong coconut overtones – or rich veggie delights like navrattan korma. Versatile and always innovative, the Indian restaurants near Beaconsfield go well beyond everyday curry houses.