The Crown Hotel, Chertsey - pub details
Address: 7 London Street, Chertsey, Surrey, KT16 8AP [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 7141) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Chertsey (0.5 miles), Addlestone (1.6 miles), Shepperton (2.6 miles)
Brewery: Young's
Pub facilities/features:
- Quiz night, Sky TV
- Food served
- Accommodation available, Wireless internet access (provided by The Cloud)
Pub suggested by spencer on 20 Mar 2004
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> Current user rating: 6.5/10 (rated by 48 users)
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| i tell you summing for nowt.... must have been tony's day off the other sunday, went here with some silly bird who gotta herself knocked up by my pearly spooj. i thought i would treat her to a cod almighty. wish i hadnt, got served by that silly blond tart with the flock of seagulls hairdo. 'king well rude she was. after i politely ordered the food she threw the numbered wooden spoon at me and squawked "theyll bring it over." not all bad in there, the young guy in charge that day was quite polite, if he didnt have a beard i could have sworn it was a big cuddly dyke, but as it was, it was like looking in a 'king mirror..... ello mate? oliphant - 26 Jan 2012 19:44 |
| Situated on a main road at the top end of the high st, this is a really prominent & large pub, restaurant and hotel, that is operated by Young's. I visited on a bank holiday around early afternoon and even though the place was half full as it's so cavernous it felt empty. A couple of ales on draught and the one I had was nicely kept. There was a nice atmosphere and the food was reasonably price...I have even earmarked this place to take the wife to for a meal in the future! Thumbs up from me. lezford - 12 Jan 2012 13:24 |
| Obviousy the management of The Crown has taken little notice of the constructive comments contained in my post of 7th November last. Despite the gratuitously offensive comments of St Peter on 30th November (he should explain why the presence of a wedding party brings all other catering to a standstill!) I feel compelled to post again,having,of necessity,had to patronise The Crown several times over the Christmas break. I can only assume that staff training for bar work at The Crown includes; 1.Lessons in avoiding any eye contact with customers waiting patiently to be served. 2.Failing to look beyond the pillar in the middle of the bar to see if any customers areawaiting service. 3.Serving customers in no discernable order-a practice which is not helped by customers failing to honour the time honoured pub code of indicating who has been waiting the longest. 4.Under no circumstances should tables be cleared of dirty plates with congealing food on them for at least an hour after the dining customers have left. 5.Pulling pints of beer so as to ensure that the product is a flat as possible. Perhaps "Big Tony" should address these shortcomings-possibly after he has fathomed out the electrics which left the bar in darkness on New years Day despite his repeated attempts to get the power back on.I seem to recall being evicted from The Crown some time ago when there was a power cut, on the preposterous grounds of "health and safety" Without wishing to upset Big Tony-less still St Peter (heaven forbid!) I do feel that an executive shakeup is long overdue at The Crown-THe Kings Head afford a much more affable and professional service-and the beer is cheaper. PS-I have no problem with KFC,but surely nobdy wears Y Fronts these days,not even in Chertsey. huntforbeer - 3 Jan 2012 13:23 |
| FAO"Hunt for Beer" If you were actually popular enough to ever be invited to a wedding you may understand a bit more. Instead you sit there in your Y fronts eating KFC slagging off everywhere in Chertsey! You insult Big Tony..........You insult me Bruv!!! St_Peter - 30 Nov 2011 12:25 |
| Called here on Saturday to watch the football-I don't know where they recruit the bar staff,but clearing tables is obviously not one of their responsibilities-dirty plates on tables for hours on end. The beer is dearer than many pubs in Chertsey,but not exhorbitant. Despite boasting "food all day" the bar staff were instructed to take no further food orders at about 2.30 pm-OK, there was a wedding arriving ,but surely this is something they should take this into account when making the catering arrangements? This pub used to be buzzing all the time ( I've used it for forty years) but on Sunday lunchtimes it is now dead. Perhaps it's time for a change of management as it seems that complacency has set in. huntforbeer - 7 Nov 2011 10:54 |
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