The Golden Grove, Chertsey - pub details
Address: St. Anns Hill, Chertsey, Surrey, KT16 9EN [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 27097) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Chertsey (0.6 miles), Virginia Water (2.2 miles), Addlestone (2.2 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served, Real ale
Pub suggested by Trev on 20 Dec 2005
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> Current user rating: 6.3/10 (rated by 19 users)
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user reviews of the Golden Grove, Chertsey
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| I had Sunday Lunch here last Sunday. Waited too long and when the meal turned up their idea of a roast chicken dinner consisted of a tasteless leg of grizzle overheated and over priced. Staff not interested and badly trained as well as looking unwashed for serving food. Over all a terrible experience topped off with a warm larger shandy. Best left to go bust in my opinion, they dont deserve customers. pubspy69 - 18 Aug 2011 00:02 |
| Interesting pub... The inside is certainly not what you expect from first impressions on the outside.. Went on a Friday evening with children as had heard it had a good garden for children. Play area is fantastic. Surroundings lovely - woods and lots of grassy areas. Food - was good..but limited. The menu was described as temporary but most of the few items listed were not actually available. The inside of the pub does not do the outside justice at all - souless and lacking in warmth. However the barstaff were friendly, service was fast ( but there were only a handful of customers) and the kids enjoyed it... I would return as it ticked all the boxes for a night out with kids to grab a bite to eat... This place could be a goldmine with a little bit of effort... sarahfc - 19 Apr 2011 00:19 |
| hey alex... i mean ebdon.... do you think we can skip this pub? i just hearrd that hello mate and his botswana piece is gonna be there celebrating their anniversary, dont fancy bumping into them. last time i caught the clap from one of them after a hefty threesome.if i see them again i might get tempted... dont want my little franco dribbling when i go to florida; dont fancy wearing pampers in Tampa. let me know p.s they were going on about seeing a photo of you in the crown on the wall by the dartboard.....discuss britspic_at_britvic - 25 Mar 2011 11:12 |
| anyone seen that bit in american werewolf in london where they go into that pub full of wierd, (barn full of secret keep it in the family kids), everyone stares at you... music stops playing, somebody misses the dart board, over protective locals, not very welcoming. went on a pub crawl with some limp wristed city boys who promised it was worth the stop, i was climbing the fing walls. murder.... it was a perfect pint pour though and the toilet was very clean mr_boon - 22 Dec 2010 19:51 |
| On the outskirts of Chertsey, half way up St Anns Hill, is The Golden Grove, a former coaching inn on the old route to Windsor. Set back somewhat from the road, the pub features low ceilings and heavy beams, but it's a rather characterless and unremarkable interior. There's 2 adjoining rooms. A rather worn and dirty carpet has clearly seen better days and, to be honest, the whole pub seemed a bit scruffy and run down. It markets itself as a "family pub" and the enormous garden at the back and side of the pub features a large children's play area ( with climbing equipment etc ) that would put many a local authority recreation ground to shame. The pub was advertising a Bouncy Castle, Hog Roast, Face Painting etc for the forthcoming August Bank Holiday Monday. "Fine Dining" - 5 courses for £ 25 - was advertised for Saturday evening, 28 August. On my recent Saturday afternoon visit, there was a distinct absence of families, just a few locals propping up the bar. Beers on were London Pride, Bombardier and UBU Purity. I didn't detect any real commitment to real ale, nor did there appear to be much real ale trade, if my visit was anything to go by. The London Pride - £ 3.10p - was moderate, at best. I found this a rather uninspiring pub and it's not down for a return visit JohnBonser - 1 Sep 2010 14:12 |
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