Rubbing House, Epsom Downs - pub details
Address: Langley Vale, Epsom Downs, surrey, kt18 5lj [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 917 0007 (ref 7540)
Tattenham Corner (0.9 miles), Epsom Downs (1.1 miles), Epsom (1.6 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served, Real ale
- Outside seating, Children allowed (if eating), Credit cards accepted, Disabled access
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> Current user rating: 5.6/10 (rated by 21 users)
other pubs nearby:
Derby Arms, Epsom Downs (0.2 miles), Tattenham Corner, Epsom Downs (0.7 miles), Amato, Epsom (0.9 miles), Ladas, Epsom (1.1 miles), White Horse, Epsom (1.2 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of Rubbing House, Epsom Downs
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| Went for a Sunday Lunch (midday) with my baby daughter and 91 year old grandmother. Were told on arrival by an extremely rude waitress that we couldn't enter the premises with a pushchair. I left the pushchair behind and returned. We were told that there was a half hour wait .....but we would have to stand outside with the baby!!! My poor grandmother can't stand up for 5 minutes let alone half hour, plus it was October. We left along in company with another outraged family and a lady in a wheelchair that could not be accomodated. OUTRAGEOUS. We went to the DERBY ARMS instead and had a lovely meal with great service. mothertoone - 20 Oct 2008 22:00 |
| Sits in a prime location with glorious views over The Downs and racecourse. Pleasant well appointed garden to the front but the pub interior is rather modern and soulless. It seems to be more geared for dining and probably rakes it in on pleasant Sunday afternoons, Mothers Day etc not to mention race meetings. London Pride and Flowers IPA (who brews this now?)with other handpumps unused. Sparklers on the handpumps. I'm sure it ticks the boxes for the target clientele but location excepted, its not my kind of place. Maldenman - 4 Sep 2008 17:37 |
| Paid first visit here today for lunch. Beer choice of Fullers London Pride and Flowers IPA (neither tried due to medication!),two or three unused handpumps and the usual suspects on the lager fonts. Excellent food, reasonably priced, friendly and attentive staff, quick service. Mixture of clientele from dear old ladies out for a spot of lunch to businessmen. Got very busy very quickly in the restaurant. Will visit again to try the beers and sit outside in the Summer defrakev - 19 Mar 2008 15:23 |
| I'm very pleased to hear that runninghampster considers pub toilets "generaly not a place to go for a fun night out."! Visited for a birthday party last night - only two real ales on. Had several pints of London Pride which seemed in decent condition, and the food was very acceptable. I imagine the draw of the place is its proximity to the Racecourse, but as it was dark, couldn't really comment on this. Atmosphere was spoilt to a large extent by groups of young women (girls?)who couldn't take their alcohol, and spent the time screeching and cackling etc. Not really a pub I'd choose to go back to. fellwalker - 14 Mar 2008 13:29 |
| Have gone in there with friends for a girls night out and it was more like going on a saga holiday! Loads of old blokes in suits, the only young people were the bar staff.Toilets are a bit cold and generaly not a place to go for a fun night out. runninghampster - 19 Feb 2008 01:19 |
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