The Anchor in Leighton Buzzard

Ah, The Anchor – what a lovely spot it is, tucked away in the Bedfordshire countryside. I've got to say, chatting about this place feels like sharing a pint with friends over what makes it tick. The food is where it really shines; those Greek-inspired dishes are fresh, full of rich flavours, and made with local ingredients where possible – imagine tucking into a massive grilled lamb or some classic pub favourites with a Mediterranean edge. The service is another highlight; the team is so attentive and cheerful, always ready with a smile and that extra touch of hospitality that leaves you feeling well looked after. It's spot on for families too, with a welcoming vibe for kids and groups, and the garden dome sounds like a fun spot for a special occasion. On the flip side, it's not all perfect – a couple of folks have noted that some meals didn't quite hit the mark, like meatballs that were a tad hard or portions that left them wanting more, which is a shame when the rest is so good. Still, with a solid 4.5 rating buzzing around, it's clear the positives outweigh the niggles. If you're a pub goer looking for something a bit different, I'd say give The Anchor a go – it's ideal for a relaxed evening or a weekend treat, just maybe check the menu in advance to pick your favourites and book a table to avoid any queues. All in all, it's a warm-hearted place that does community right, blending the best of British pub life with a splash of Greek sunshine.