The Sandrock Hotel, Shirley - pub details

Sandrock Hotel

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Description

The Sandrock is now under new ownership and management. We have a modern approach to the ancient art of innkeeping as well as four cask ales with regular guests we have premium continental lagers with regular guests. We also boast a premium spirit range including a generous selection of malt Whisky, 3 premium brandies and gins. We have a strong wine list including some english varieties and four sparkling options to suit all tastes and budgets.
We have a new menu with market fresh produce from both Smithfield and Billingsgate markets. Our fresh fish and chips is one of our signiture dishes and on Tuesday evenings you can purchase two for the price of £10. We produce the majority of our menu items on site, from scratch.
Food is a very important part of our offer and we do not serve fast food, we served good honest home made food, as fast as we can.
We have a new beer garden, extended by 40 feet, with smoking facilities and real character for people that enjoy alfresco all year round

(last updated: 2nd Sep 2008)

Address: Upper Shirley Road, Shirley, Croydon, Surrey, CR0 5HA [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 917 0007 (ref 7763)

Nearest train stations South Croydon (1.9 miles), East Croydon (2 miles), West Wickham (2 miles)

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> Current user rating: 5.4/10 (rated by 16 users)
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user reviews of the Sandrock Hotel, Shirley

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A smart and clean hostelry serving decent Harveys and good food.

2 pints of Peroni will knock you back more sterling than it probably should.

But the Sandrock remains a contender.

Stop by for half a Harveys and wait for the traffic to clear on the approach to Gravel Hill whilst work on the national grid increases your journey times.
terenced - 31 Oct 2008 17:39
Under new management this pub has been transformed. Our family are now regular visitors and we have recommended several friends who have been very impressed with what is on offer. Cask conditioned beers are well kept and the standard of cooking is excellent and we consider it to be terrific value for money. If you are looking for 'boil in the bag' style of cooking or 'two couses for a fiver' then go somewhere else. We have visited on different days and times and there is usually a good number of tables taken adding to what is a pleasant, civilised drinking and eating establishment.

TimTaylor - 14 Sep 2008 21:41
This pub has been refurbed and is tastefully decorate now.

Decent selection of food and wine. Fresh Fish and chips on a friday evening is yummy. Well worth a visit.

Adequate garden and hut for smokers and adequate parking. A hidden oasis in shirley hills.
JillyGouldon - 10 Aug 2008 22:14
Aspall's cider. We got a friendly reception.
jgurney1 - 2 Aug 2008 11:39
Visited this pub recently and was disgusted by the owner, what a rude, arrogant person. No wonder there wasn't that many people there! Will never go back and will inform everyone I know.
thejeffs - 9 Jul 2008 18:53

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