Following Boris Jonhson's announcement on Monday pubs will be allowed to open their gardens to customers sitting outdoors on April 12 as coronavirus restrictions begin to ease.
Just over a month later on May 17, hospitality venues can seat customers indoors at a limited capacity.
Here we take a look at the best pubs in Bucks as voted on Trip Advisor.
FIFTH: The Old Millwrights Arms, Aylesbury
The Old Millwrights Arms is a fantastic local pub serving a great selection of real ales, craft beers, and Barrel & Stone stone-baked pizzas and piadinas.
Usually, the pub holds regular events, including a very popular quiz night each Thursday
There is also a selection of premium spirits, including some great gins, rums, and whiskies.
A secret garden area that is dog-friendly can be enjoyed on hot summer days.
Coming in with a four out of five ratings The Old Millwrights Arms is one to think about if you crave pizza.
FOURTH: The General Havelock, High Wycombe
This pub has Master Cellerman status as they always offer at least six real ales at one time.
Based in High Wycombe, there's a spacious beer garden used to enjoy drinks under the sun.
The Sunday lunch also left a lot of people leaving positive feedback with one person saying: “We had Sunday lunch here with friends and can honestly say it’s the best Sunday roast I’ve had in ages. The staff is incredibly friendly and really helpful.”
THIRD: The Swan, Great and Little Kimble
The third pub on our list is The Swan in Little Kimble, a small village around five miles south of Aylesbury.
A traditional 1840-era pub has a vintage brick-and-wood bar serving local brews and single-malt whiskey
There are also rooms available which offer Free, full English breakfast is served in the warm dining room.
SECOND: Heidrun, High Wycombe
Heidrun only opened in 2016 and they focus on quality foods & craft beers all to be served in a relaxed and friendly environment.
Set just off Wycombe’s highstreet the taproom has won raved reviews from residents.
Offering top quality food alongside craft beers one customer said: “Great food, great selection of drinks and great service - it definitely sets the bar high! If you’re in the area, definitely worth a visit.”
Another added: “I can understand why this bar is such a highly rated place, especially with the great selection of beers and staff, will definitely be back.”
FIRST: The Bell, Chearsley
Top of the podium is The Bell in Chearsley, which boasts a large beer garden that customers will be hoping will open as soon as possible.
There’s a great home-cooked pub menu that uses locally sourced fresh produce.
The pub pride itself on maintaining a consistently well kept Fuller's ales, which we accompany with a well-chosen wine list.
One review said: “Wow, what a lovely village pub. We came on a Saturday night for a meal, the food was great and very reasonably priced. They had a great range of beers with five ales on tap, all of which were again very reasonably priced for such a charming location. The staff could not have been more welcoming and organised. The place also had a really lovely atmosphere, thoroughly pleasant experience, we will be coming again.”
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