The Cherry Tree Inn

We went for a celebration lunch. We were spoilt for choice as everything on the menu sounded delicious. We started with Padron peppers and whitebait to share and for the mains had Thai salad and longhorn beef burger. the desserts were to die for...delicious summer fruit pudding and waffles with fresh strawberries (picked that morning from their own garden), cream and ice cream. The friendly service was exemplary. We would highly recommend a visit - they advertise quiz nights and live music so other opportunities to experience this amazing venue.

The most delicious and memorable lunch in many years. Three courses of excellence, a delicious IGP Chardonnay all followed by fab coffees. Wonderful service from AM Laura and her team throughout. Simply outstanding...and inexpensive, what a pleasant surprise. Thank you

Quintessential Country Inn located in a very quiet village on the outskirts of Henley on Thames. Very comfortable, good sized room ideal for us and our 2 dogs. Large outdoor garden area and several dining rooms and bar area. We reserved a table for an evening meal. Dog friendly (owner has a Basset Hound) No pet fee and breakfast included. All in all very good value for money. A lick of paint here and there would add to the room but no complaints. We would stay again.

Stayed overnight so rooms and breakfast only. The rooms are clean and well thought out, super comfy bed and amazing, powerful shower. Breakfast TDF, really brilliant Full English, best bacon ever, plenty of fresh fruit, cereal, toast, orange juice and delicious coffee, perfect start to a busy Father's Day. Our hosts, Dan and Natalie, were really professional/talented, friendly, welcoming and helpful, as was the lovely Front of House Lady, Ayla (I hope spelling correct). Thank you so much we had a great time with you, pity it wasn't longer. See you soon. :-)

Lovely rooms, well equipped. Very welcoming staff. Great breakfast and food in the pub were great. Good selection of gins and beers. Highly recommended. Walking in an area is great as it's in an area of outstanding natural beauty. They provide a Walking guide of the area. Together with repair stands for bicycles.

Delighted

My family and I enjoyed a marvellously informal Saturday lunch in this charming country inn. A real log fire made up for the absence of leaves on the trees outside. Staff were friendly and helpful without being over-effusive, and it was lovely to see a couple of good ole' boys enjoying a beer on stools at the bar in time-honoured manner. That'll be me, one day, I hope! It was clear that the delicious food was made from carefully selected, wholesome, ingredients, many of them local - not sourced from an industrial wholesaler. In fact, I was even greeted outside by landlord Dan while he was working over the vegetable patch that supplies his inn. Thoroughly recommended - why can't every village have at least one inn like this?

The tastiest Sunday Lunch i can remember in a pub, the beef was tender and the yorkshire pudding absolutely amazing. The staff were delightful and the atmosphere 1st class. I highly recommend and will be looking forward to returning as soon as possible.

If you see two prices on the menu, go for the higher one as the lower price is like a kids portion, truly unbelievable. I had fish and chips, the chips were bigger than the fish, in fact the batter was bigger than the fish, it came on a small oval plate and would have just about been OK for a 7 year old. What a complete rip off. I didn't want a giant piece of fish or a stack of chips but something smaller, well, I certainly got that! On a positive my boyfriend had liver which he liked and it was a warm cosy pub.

This is the first time I have been compelled to write a Trip Advisor review. But if the business if going to improve it needs to listen to feedback. I was attracted by the proclaimed ethos for home grown and locally sourced produce. But other than the excellent breads for the starter, quality ingredients or cooking did not feature in any of the three meals at our table today. The bread was very nice, the hummus a little thin on taste but no cause for complaint. Moving swiftly on to the main courses. I had the 'crispy' beef salad - that was greasy and tasted slightly rancid - sitting in a deep bowl of plain dry vegetables and chilli. No care had been involved in throwing that dish together. It is the first meal out in years that has upset my stomach. The Steak and Mushroom Pie had no mushroom, but according to the kitchen was just a steak pie (contrary to the menu). The diner picked her way through but left a lot on her plate. The Ox-Tail was underdone and would not come off the bone. I again went to the bar to flag up this problem, and the response was to offer to take it back to the kitchen and cut it off. Clearly the thinest sinewy cut had been used for the dish, which had also been undercooked. A sprinkling of spring onion on top could not compensate for this. The young staff were clearly less than interested in the customer experience, and no one asked how the food was, but worryingly the kitchen had little concern either. Funnily enough, no one finished their main dish and no one wanted to risk a desert. This might be a fine pub for a pint after work and bar snacks, but otherwise prepare to manage your expectations. It was an expensive mistake I won't be repeating.