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Jolly Farmer Inn
High Street,
Bramley,
Surrey,
GU5 0BH
Tel: 01483 893355
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Parts of this former coaching inn date from the 16 th Century, making for an atmospheric and characterful pub. It is located in the village of Bramley, just south of Guildford, and offers a good selection of cask ales, particularly from the Surrey-based Hog’s Back Brewery. Good food is also served.
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William IV
Little London,
Surrey,
GU5 9DG
Tel: 01483 202658
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The William IV is a popular country pub, particularly with walkers due to its location in the Surrey Hills. An atmospheric bar, with good beer and a fine selection of hearty meals make this pub worth travelling out of the way for.
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The Red Lion
Old Reigate Road,
Betchworth,
Surrey,
RH3 7DS
Tel: 01737 843336
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The Red Lion enjoys a rural setting, in 18 acres of stunning scenery by a cricket pitch between Dorking and Reigate in Surrey. Serving well-kept cask ales and an extensive menu of standard pub fare and some more adventurous numbers, the Red Lion is a warm and friendly country pub.
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The Running Horses
Old London Road,
Mickleham,
Surrey,
RH5 6DU
Tel: 01372 372279
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The Running Horses is a handsome 400-year-old former coaching inn in the Surrey village of Mickleham, close to the foot of Box Hill. Warm, friendly and full of rustic charm, The Running Horses offers good beer and a tasty selection of food in both the bar and adjacent restaurant.
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The Pride of the Valley
Tilford Road,
Churt,
Surrey,
GU10 2LH
Tel: 01428 605799
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The Pride of the Valley enjoys a rural location in the southwest corner of Surrey. Dating from 1868, this historic inn offers a wonderful selection of award-winning cuisine in its restaurant and more modern bistro, in addition to cask-conditioned ales – many of which are from local breweries.
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The White Hart
Witley,
Surrey,
GU8 5PH
Tel: 01428 683695
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The White Hart is a well-known pub in the charming Surrey village of Witley. Dating back to the 16 th Century, and with many original features such as oak beams , this historic pub serves a fine selection of meals in its restaurant, with a barbeque in the attractive garden in the summer months. Shepherd Neame’s excellent ales are served.
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The Cricketers
Downside,
Surrey,
KT11 3NX
Tel: 01932 868186
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Set in the pretty Surrey village of Downside, near Cobham, The Cricketers is a splendid old pub, whose history can be traced back to 1538. With charismatic oak beams, inglenook fireplace and wonderfully sloping floors, The Cricketers is a charming pub with good food and excellent ales available.
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The White House
High Street,
Guildford,
Surrey,
GU2 4AJ
Tel: 01483 302006
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The White House enjoys an attractive riverside setting at the bottom of Guildford High Street. Offering a full selection of Fuller’s ales, and a good range of meals, the White House is a busy and popular pub, particularly in the summer months.
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Coach and Horses
St. Anns Road,
Chertsey,
Surrey,
KT16 9DG
Tel: 01932 563085
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Situated in the Surrey commuter town of Chertsey, the Coach and Horses in an historic old pub with a hard-earned reputation for the quality of its Fuller’s ales. Frequently listed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide, the Coach and Horses also offers a good range of bar meals.
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The Barley Mow
Pikes Hill,
Epsom,
Surrey,
KT17 4EA
Tel: 01372 721044
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The Barley Mow is one of Epsom’s favourite real ale pubs. Friendly and inviting, with a good selection of cask ales and bar meals, the Barley Mow also features a pleasant beer garden and regular quiz nights.
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