Dewdrop Inn, Hurley

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user reviews of the Dewdrop Inn, Hurley

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What a great find due to BITE. Visited yesterday enroute from Hurley. If you want to quibble the pub is not quite in Hurley and if you are walking best to come from Knowl Hill.

Well kept Brakspears and food looked good. Selection of newspapers and The Economist for more financially aware drinkers.

On my list for Winter Walking pubs. I’m bored by The Pot Kiln.

beckettsmuse - 19 Jun 2008 10:31
I used to drink in this pub when Mike had it but moved out of the area over 10 years ago although I kept fond memories of it
We returned last week for the first time and were amazed at how sympathetically an extention has been grafted on enabling food to be provided and very good food it is too
Friendly staff and a cracking pint of Breakspears added to a happy visit
Visiting this pub is a must for anyone who likes pubs with character and good beer
worzelj - 17 May 2008 19:35
Fantasic pub, lovely location, GREAT owners and absolutely fantastic, freshly made food. So very welcoming, great atmosphere and the shuttle bus srvice is great, as when you're staying in Hurley it's the best pub for miles.
dingdangdong - 23 Mar 2008 22:40
Have recently been introduced to this pub. Opinion so far ... good and worth returning to.

The minibus is a great idea and it means I can get to a friends house easily.


polchraine - 19 Oct 2007 01:01
The beer here is as good as you will get anywhere, beter than many. They run a courtesy bus for the surrounding villages. I arrived too late to eat but the menu is a 'must try' tempter; the prices are on the high side but not expensive for what's on offer. I'll be going back to eat. quiz night is Tuesday.
allan_w - 11 May 2007 18:55
Seeming far more remote than it really is being down the end of a narrow lane, once there you've found one of Brakespear's finest. Very much a pub rather than a restaurant, popular with walkers and cyclists. Indeeed with half a dozen pubs within a mile or so the area is excellent for a two-wheeled pub wobble.

Well worth seeking out - clearly signed off the main road at Hurley.
nickdavies - 1 May 2006 18:32
MY dad stumbled across this pub a few years back but couldn`t quite remember where it was, which is not surprising because its in the middle of nowhere. I went in there recently and really liked it,I wonder how much trade it does because on a cold winters night its a bit isolated, had a very cute young barmaid too
anonymous - 24 Mar 2006 23:25

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