The Royal Oak, Rusper

Pass the smelling salts! A real pub where they actually care about the beer and are friendly to the customers even if they are not locals. Highly recommended, exemplary range of ales as well as ciders and perrys. All in perfect condition. Run by very nice people and richly deserved to win if not get runner-up in the Camra competition. Don't tell too many people about it though.....

29 Mar 2009 20:30

The Sir Roger Titchbourne, Alfold Bars

Allegedly this pub is reopening on April 1st and will be serving reasonably priced pub grub and serving Young's ales.

29 Mar 2009 20:21

The Seahorse, Shalford

The Seahorse hasn't been a pubby pub since the 1970's - bring back Sid and Ursula and the darts board. However I think it is the best now that it has been for a long time. Have had numerous lunches and one evening meal there since it reopened and all have been excellent. The service is always friendly if a little slow and I don't think they quite grasp the concept of a lunch hour. Howver a Lithuanian chap did go and find out the footbsll score for us! The beer is just about OK, much better kept at the Jolly Farmer down the road at Bramley or the Grantley at Wonersh. But the area does need a decent pub to eat in and so far has been excellent quality and an interesting and changing menu. Worst thing - the nightmarish (excuse pun) huge pictures of horses heads.

2 Jul 2008 23:18