Loved this spot while I was traveling over in the UK! We were craving fish and chips and while this…read moreisn't the typical spot that comes to mind, I'm glad we stopped in. It's a bit difficult to find upstairs but it's well appointed and the view of the castle is pretty legit. We tried a couple of apps, both of which were good but the fish and chips were dialed in! Extra crispy chips and nice big piece of fish were complimented by classic mushy peas and a house made tartar sauce. The service was impeccable to top things off. If you are in the area, you should definitely add this to the list of places to try.

Great views and atmosphere can't make up for embarrassing, Aunt Bessie's quality roast…read more Came to The Ivy expecting a refined Sunday roast, but left wondering if I'd accidentally paid £29 for something reheated from the freezer aisle. The roast potatoes were dry, dense, and suspiciously uniform, Aunt Bessie's on an off day. Yorkshire puddings were flavourless and hollow, with that telltale mass-produced texture. Vegetables were minimal and uninspired. The lamb was unseasoned and tough. For a restaurant with The Ivy's name and reputation, this felt rushed, joyless, and deeply underwhelming. No real flavour payoff, and no sign that anyone in the kitchen had any pride in the food they send out. Feels all the more jarring given how beautiful the setting is. This was less "elegant brasserie" and more "supermarket ready-meal with better lighting". I wouldn't return for the roast -- and I wouldn't recommend it.

The Tudor Rose.. The name is suitable as the restaurant is…read moreindeed housed within a period building. I used to enjoy going here the most around Christmas, it was always a treat for me and my friends. Good classic British food and fine ambiance int he heart of downtown Guildford.

A great late night venue for a fun loving good looking crowd in their late 20s. All the standard…read morebeers and a good cocktail list. The tables come alive with interactive projections of fish, bubbles and many more. During the day breakfast, lunch, and afternoon tea. The food is average but priced as such. Overall a better bar than food place. A definite for a night out.

We visited Guildford for a couple of nights and, on the first night visited Cosy Club. It was our…read moresecond visit to a Cosy Club after Salisbury and this one was equally good. Aside from the nice setting, the good atmosphere and service, the food is great. Nice sharing platters (mainly bread based for us) followed by great mains, be it burgers or other dishes, lovely desserts and a good wine list as well. Very enjoyable,

We went there for new years eve party and dinner. The food was excellent. I was worried since i…read moreorderd medium rare meat, but it was just perfect. The dedesert was excellent. Friendly staff. Great live band.

This is a lovely looking traditional pub inside and the garden out back is an agreeable place to…read moreenjoy a slow pint. The pub is in a very nice part of Guildford I think! Credit to a Fullers pub for having a guest beer for once, even if it was only Adnams bitter.

This pub is at a great location: look out of the rear windows onto Holy Trinity's graveyard!…read moreSobering, hey? This pub used to sell a great collection of Gale's fruit wines but have stopped doing them, unfortunately. The beers have never disappointed though. I've eaten here a couple of times & thought the food to be pretty average. Nice pub & atmosphere though.

Ate here with a large work group while traveling to Guildford and we were able to sit upstairs…read moretogether. We preordered which I highly recommend but the staff was still very flexible as we hd a few folks that we added last minute. They did a great job getting food out across each course and everything came out hot. I ordered the filet and chips which was cooked perfectly and also had the crab and corn fritters. They were good but had very little (if any) crab meat in them... my only gripe of the night. The scotch egg was tasty and I went with my servers recommendation for the pistachio soufflé and it was excellent. Overall, our group really enjoyed the food and it was a great venue for our event.

Great ambiance and beer selection. I can't wait to go back. Warm in the winter. Nice people.read more

I would review the food but alas, it never arrived. The Drummond seemed unclear on the concept of…read moreserving food. After giving us a menu, and taking our order (Sunday roast so really rather simple since it had already been prepared), they were astonished to discover that they actually supposed to produce the food at some point. It was a revelation to them. After well over an hour of waiting, and then being told it would be at least another hour, we walked. And here's the thing that kind of annoys me. If they had just told us when we entered that they were so hideously behind and so understaffed, we would have murmured something pleasant and left. But at least we would not be writing a bad review on Yelp. So they're dishonest on top of everything else.

Shame this place was so loud and not particularly cosy…read morebecause they had 4 beers, one of which was an uncommon but tasty selection (Rooster Yankee) Their burger was pretty decent. Certainly above average

When visiting London, my friend and I brainstormed the most British things we could do and what is…read moremore British than indulging in afternoon tea? After looking into several options, we realized that afternoon tea is expensive so we settled for this one due to it's affordable nature. The Tea Terrace is nestled on the fifth floor of a department store which is good to know or you might get lost looking for it like we did. Everything about the place screams "cute" from the plates to the couches to the fake horse carriages. I ordered one of the afternoon tea packages which came with an assortment of goods including scones, sandwiches, and petite fours. I enjoyed the scones but the sandwiches were a little bland and the petite fours were decent. Also, grabbing the waiter's attention can be a little difficult. Overall, it's good for those looking for an affordable tea option.

Three stars for poor service but four stars for the pastries and tea. What i loved about the tea…read moreterrace was that we were able to choose our scones and sandwiches which made the experience all together a little bit more enjoyable. We ordered what we knew we wanted to eat instead of them handing us a bunch of random sandwiches which inevitably would probably have been wasted. I was not please to find the mismatched cutlery and the broken salt and pepper shakers at the table. It was messy and tea is not supposed to be messy. The servers were hard to get a hold of once we were seated, it took about 25 minutes for us to get our food and seeing as we got our tea within 5 minutes of ordering, it was a shame. Cold tea and sandwiches just aren't what you expect when you're paying so much for tea.

We have just left the Mandolay Hotel having spent two nights in a standard double room. Overall we…read morewere very impressed with the hotel. The room was a good size and came with all the standard amenities. There was an offer of free wifi in every room but for some reason I couldn't get it work I'm not sure whether this is a recurring issue. The TV came with the usual terrestrial channels and would have been better if there was at least a full freeview package. Sadly we didn't get to sample the food as we dined elsewhere, however the room service menu looked pretty good and not quite as expensive as I would have expected. However we did have a couple of drinks in the bar which was very pleasant. The staff were friendly and the bar had a nice atmosphere and was more sleek and stylish than your run of the mill hotel bar. My only actual complaint of the hotel was that the bed was a bit too hard. While I had no trouble sleeping, I did find it hard to relax comfortably whilst watching TV or snoozing in the morning. Overall we were very happy with the stay and in particular were very impressed with the friendly and professional nature of all staff members by whom we were served.

Bit of a dive. Worn decor, dusty in places, dirty windows…read more Terrible - TERRIBLE - pint of Guinness. Bubbles in the head, served in a greasy glass, and the lines needed to be cleaned. You can't screw up a pint of IPA, but a full-to-the-top pint glass would have been nice. Bathrooms... well, the wet on the floor smelled like disinfectant at least, and there was toilet paper.

Come for the pub quiz rather than the food. I once raved…read moreabout the BBQ chicken burger that I would invariably eat before a Tuesday night pub quiz, but alas those days are over. Apparently the pub was beset with misfortune when the chef decided to leave one dark and stormy night and take all the crockery with him, he even took the salt and pepper shakers! Vicious rumours aside, I can definitely say that since the change in kitchen management, the menu here has been sadly lacking... although 2-4-1 burgers on Tuesdays almost makes up for it. You might be asking yourself why I'd give such a high review for somewhere with such low food expectations, and simply put, it's the ambiance. There's such a friendly atmosphere here, the pub quiz is a hoot (especially on Ro's watch!) and only a quid to enter, so you won't care that the menu isn't as varied as you would like.