please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Splendid food, served by a loquacious and charming landlady. Not really a pub for a quiet pint but, as a pub-cum-restaurant, this is one of the better ones in Surrey.
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Went again on last Sunday in August 2007 with another friend. Yet again, superb food and service. We decided to share a starter and they plated them up on separate plates. Chocolate pot pudding was NOT shared and my friend, who is vegetarian, had the best veg hotpot she had ever tasted - true praise.
Have yet to go again, but will be there soon.
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More a restaurant than a pub, it is family run and the food and people are fantastic.
Well worth going to.
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very good food, but i am not sure it should be on a pub site. lovely old building and the family that run it seem very friendly. this is not somewhere you would go for a drinking evening.
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Its not a pub, more a restaurant. Dropped by for a drinkm, but did not feel welcome
anonymous - 4 Oct 2007 19:42 |
Went with a friend to try out the food. Good quality, well-cooked delicious food and a chocolate pot to die for!! Service A1, friendly, fast. Food hot, freshly cooked and interesting selection for all tastes and pockets. Very popular for the older generation because of easy access.
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one of the best gastro pubs in the area...serving seafood and british home cooked food...lobster and crab at weekends. it has a lovely little snug bar before you go into the restaurant...open fire and warm welcome from a family run place.
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this is a great place for top quality food and atmosphere. the pub is over 400 years old, with beams and open fires....excellent.
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this is by far the best food in the whole area...i agree its not a pub, but my god can they look after customers in the restaurant. make a point of ringing to order a pie of your choice, they make them to order....how good is that?
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fantastic food, more of a restaurant than a typical pub. Very warm welcome and can accomodate large parties.
dave cart - 18 Oct 2006 13:25 |
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