The Plough, Earlswood - pub details
Address: 11, St. Johns, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 6QE [map] [gmap]
Tel: 01737 766686
Earlswood - Surrey (0.3 miles), Redhill (1 mile), Reigate (1.6 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Quiz night
- Food served, Sunday roast
- Outside seating
Pub suggested by M J Fox on 16 Jan 2003
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> Current user rating: 4.1/10 (rated by 23 users)
> Local guide: Surrey pub guide
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user reviews of the Plough, Earlswood
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| This is a great proper pub, with a lovely homely feel and decor. the new owners are really trying hard and are rather pleasant. the little pub dog adds to the ambience, its also rather nice that no children are welcome, makes a nice change and something of a haven.. nicnocs1 - 24 Jul 2008 10:24 |
| Went to eat for the first time since the change over as the menu looked good. At first I was completely invisible to the bar staff but when it came the Broadside was good. On ordering the steak and ale pie I asked if it was a real pie and not a "bowl of stew with a pastry hat on" and was told it was a real pie. Guess what I got? I did comment ad was told "I'm South African. I don't know what a pie is." However it was good. It was all good except the raw broccolli. I had the poor judgement to comment on that too and was told that that was I would more goodness if it's not cooked. We were going to have another drink but that put us off so we had our last pint in the White Lion on the way home. I will go back but comments and attitude of the South African barman has disappointed me. gdm - 14 Jul 2008 10:10 |
| Having heard the rumour that this pub had changed hands for the better, went in here for Sunday roast a week ago and was pleasantly surprised by the change. The staff are friendly & helpful, the food was unpretentious, fairly priced and well-cooked & the specials board had some great sounding meals on it. After lunch we sat back next to the roaring log fire, drinking coffee and shooting the breeze. It will take a while to get this place back to it's glory days but it's a promising start and it can only get better once the sun starts shining and the beer garden opens! lizad96 - 13 Feb 2008 09:28 |
| After the conversation I had with the owner yesterday while trying to book a table for Saturday lunch for four adults and two children. I will now not be recommending this pub to anyone. I was told in the very rude and abrupt manner under no circumstances were children welcome. The phone was then put down on me. If this is the attitude the owner has then I would be very suprised if this establishment is still in business in 6 months. banana2 - 20 Dec 2007 15:07 |
| Spurred on by GDM's report we went back for a look this afternoon and indeed all is well, that village green local you expect to find is all present and correct. Friendly welcome, pleasant surroundings and people and Harveys in decent condition. They've even managed to get rid of most of the horrid crematorium chars and big tables. Points score increased 3.5 fold. Well worth a visit now. nickdavies - 16 Dec 2007 19:43 |
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