A local guide
The annexe is in the heart of Amersham on the Hill, with cafés, shops and restaurants a minute away.
The Old Town Amersham is a 25min stroll or a 5 min drive down the hill.
On this page you will find suggestions for activities and dining options in the area.
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Visit visitamersham.org.uk for more ideas on things to do and see nearby.
Food & Drink
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Coffee & breakfast around the corner
For delicious coffee and breakfast try one of these cafés
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Nena Bakery
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Harris + Hoole
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A Little Street Kitchen
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Jester
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Eleven Amersham
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Lunch & brunch locally
​Easy lunch options on the nearby high street
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Sycamore
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Metro Lounge
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The Beech House
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Eleven Amersham
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Nena Bakery
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Darmon Deli
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Dinner options on the local high street
​Some of our favourite dinner venues on the high street
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Colombo 7 - Sri Lankan cuisine
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Koyo - sushi & Japanese cuisine
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Boot & Slipper - the nearest cosy pub (just off the high street)
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Mad Squirrel - pizza and craft beers
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The Beech House - European cuisine
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Dinner options in The Old Town Amersham
In the Old Town Amersham you’ll find a huge variety of restaurants and pubs. Some of our favourites include
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Pluma - Spanish cuisine
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Zaza - Italian cuisine
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The Artichoke - European fine dining
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The Griffin - casual fine dining restaurant
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Nearby towns to visit
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Old Town Amersham
A characterful town with lots of history. Some of the oldest buildings here date as far back as the 1400s. You will find many boutique shops and a huge variety of places to eat, including Michelin-starred eateries.
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Beaconsfield
With its beautiful main street Beaconsfield offers a wide choice of restaurants and shops, plus the nearby (and the world’s oldest) Bekonscot model village and railway.
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Berkhamsted
Another stunning old market town, with an array of period properties, shops and restaurants on its high street, as well as a lovely walk along the canal and nearby castle ruins.
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Tring
A beautiful old town, offering ancient churches, traditional independent shops, cafés, restaurants and bars, as well as a Natural History museum for a rainy day visit.
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Marlow
This beautiful riverside town offers independent shops, windows filled with flowers and seasonal décor, as well as many restaurants (including Michelin-star options) and pubs to choose from.
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Additional nearby National Trust venues and other places of interest include:
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Waddesdon Manor country house
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Hughenden Country home
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West Wycombe Park, Village and Hill
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Dorneywood Garden
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Ashridge Estate and Cliveden gardens and woodlands
And of course there are plenty more walks and places to explore in the beautiful Chilterns Countryside.
