The Anchor, Wisley - pub details

Anchor
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Address: Pyrford Lock, Wisley, Woking, Surrey, GU23 6QW [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 18546) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Nearest train stations West Byfleet (1.5 miles), Byfleet & New Haw (2.1 miles), Woking (3.2 miles)

Brewery: Hall and Woodhouse

Pub facilities/features:

  • Food served

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Four of us visited the Anchor yesterday after a very enjoyable afternnon at the nearby RHS gardens. The pub wasn't busy at 4pm, and the barman was fine. Hall & Woodhouse beers are not my favourite but the two pints I had were OK but not brilliant. Nice and clean inside too.
Paul_Rochdale - 18 Aug 2011 21:08
been a while since i was last here but boy oh boy this pub has not lost it.. busy buzzing ,,lots of people but fast service lovely staff and great quality pub food , set in a great location, love the new garden,keep it up, and i will be back ,this pub seems to be like marmite ,some hate it and others love it , and i LOVE IT ,, as do loads of others that just keep turning up, keeping this pub SO SO BUSY..
redwall - 18 Jul 2011 23:22
My comments will be much in line with others that have been posted previously...the pub has some good bits and some bad bits. We had meal here on a Friday evening, having booked the table previously. I ordered the special Veg curry and my partner had the scampi. The food arrived quickly - bit too quick as I get suspicious its just been microwaved. Well firstly the nan bread was placed on top of the poppadoms a la Wetherspoons! I don't know about you but I hate it when the the poppadoms are soggy. The curry itself was disappointing - the veg was not fresh and really could have been from the same caterers as Wetherspoons. This dish was £9 or thereabouts - overpriced in my view when compared to Wetherspoons Curry and a pint for £4.99.
However my partners scampi was an entirely different story - it was excellent. Nice and fresh tasting and crispy. Could not fault it.
The beers were OK for Badger, good condition.
Would I go again? Yes, but I won't be ordering the curry.
Forgot to mention the service, which was very good, absolutely no issues with the staff.
Four.one - 27 Jun 2011 19:26
Having eaten here on a number of occasions I have to say that food, drinks and service can range from good to dreadful. Had really great roasted pumpkin and then the next time ordered same again and it wasn't cooked!! Other mistakes include the time I ordered vege pasta dish only to find chicken in it when it arrived, sent it back and it returned with just plain pasta and nothing else not even a dribble of sauce. We then checked the bill and I'd been charged for chicken not once but twice!! As a vege this really is not on!! But havign said that I've always found service good and beer drinkable. Food in 4 times out of 5 ok but when they get it wrong it really is wrong.

Also someone needs to buy a couple of members of staff some deordourant, I know running around serving makes you hot but still offputting with your dinner

Overall though I'd say this is is not bad pub but does suffer from being in a great location and being just too busy to cope at times.
ktbtigger - 2 Apr 2011 22:07
Truly awful. Unless you like your fish pie half cooked and with a 5" black hair in it. The staff didn't care a less when I told them abt my Sussex Smokie's short comings which was more like a Lidl fishcake squashed into a dish. The "maitre d'" or front of house must have been trained at the Millwall School of Charm while the boast on the board outside claimed the food was the "best in England" must have Raymond Blanc quaking in his pinny. Such a shame and a wasted opportunity and a great example of the UK catering industries contempt for the customer in favour of bums on seats and profit margins.
flexy - 25 Mar 2011 08:43

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