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.

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 looooooooooooove the three pigeons :)…read more It's a lovely old pub, in a building with enough history to have the loos out the back (strangely still "in" the building, but almost not!), sat atop Guildford high street. The best time to go would be a weekend morning to enjoy the delicious food with the sunshine coming in through the big glass windows and making rainbows with the crystals on the chandeliers. It's a lovely place to eat. Prices are similar to other pubs and even chains, and where the fare is slightly more expensive, it's definitely worth the difference in flavour and quality. I would recommend trying the sausages. They have a different variety depending on the day, and even though I didn't have any, my companions who did, loved them. As for the decor, just look at the picture. Beautiful wood, chandeliers, and burgundy walls. I'm sold. Missing my corset and veil, but with that food, I wouldn't be able to keep either of them on for long! After hearing a lot about the place we finally went for the first time this past weekend. Now we're looking forward to going again soon, just for the yummy food!

Great selection of real ales. Cosy two floor dark wood atmosphere pub with a good selection of…read morefreshly cooked food that is delicious and reasonably priced. Loved the beef pie and garlic mozzarella bread. Staff is freidndly and attentive. Love this pub.

Very friendly staff. Pub has been refreshed and is definitely worth to be visited for some drinks…read morewith friends:-) in the nice weather it's worth to sit outside with beautiful view on the river

6 real ales on tap, great place so I wrote this:…read more Row Barge The Row Barge pub stands alone Beside the River Wey If you are in the area Why not pop in one day You will find a smart bar With walls of brick and wood They have a good range of ales And a variety of food Outside there is seating Next to the River Wey Just in case the weather forecast Grants us a sunny day If you like to hear live music They have that at weekends So come and enjoy the atmosphere And bring along your friends.

My burger was delicious and the presentation was amazing. It also came out pretty quickly. Only let…read moredown were the fries which were cooked perfectly but smothered in enough salt to make them inedible, and the brioche- taken literally burger bun which was too sweet, soft and buttery for this burger (this was not a biggie though- I ate it aalll!) I was really disappointed not to get the mojito I ordered because "it wasn't the time for them". There was no time specified on the menu and it was 7.30 on a Friday night. I don't know what the real reason was (maybe short staffed and didn't have time to grind ice manually? Out of mint? ) I can understand those reasons but hopefully it's not that they just don't know how to make them because that's ridiculous. The server also mistook my veg burger for a steak burger and looked annoyed with US when she was trying to find out who they were for. Small mistake, but know what food you are carrying and don't get annoyed with the guest when you've got it wrong. I'll be back though- I don't like complaining, but I'm mentioning these things that really got to me in the hope that someone there reads them and fixes the can't-do attitude. Because they seriously downed my first visit here. The food saved the day.

The fish and chips were excellent. Looking for fried greasy goodness? The fish and chips are where…read moreit's at. The fish spans your entire plate so come hungry. The chips are steak fries, super thick and really cooked well. Some soft some are crispy. The wine was ok, although they couldn't understand my American accent and I couldn't h set stand theirs so I ordered a wine less complicated to pronounce. It was ok, a white Pinot Grigio. The ambiance is loud and lively. Someone will likely tap you on the shoulder to chat, but there are quiet nooks to grab a table if you want to eat in more seclusion. I enjoyed the loud bar and the rugby games playing in the background. But really the fish was fresh and the beer batter is sooo good. If I didn't care about my weight I would eat here a couple times a week!

A small pub, with a very cramped (but still charming) yard out back…read more Just 2 ales, but what a great choice; A Surrey Hills brew was the delicious local option and Otter Bright was the import. Both good beers.

So this must be what a modern, date night pub looks like. I could see spending many evenings here…read morewith my sweetheart. Alas, she is too far away. Two very good cask ales tonight (enjoying a proper job). And two ciders. Food looks good (much better than my meal at my previous stop... wish I'd waited).

The kings Head was fav of mine a number of years ago and walking through the door again not much…read moreappears to have changed which is a good thing as it adds to the character. The main reason for the visit was for food well it was a sunny and warm day so outside had to be used - it's a shame that none of it appeared to be set up for non-smoking but oh well we all have to make some choices if we do or don't. The food was quick and tasted

Unfortunately they run out of fish and I tried the fried pickles. Let me tell you I was happy…read moreotherwise I wouldn't have tried it! Espetacular!!!!

Literally the best place in town. Tuesday to Saturday 9-3am…read moreBest in beats and the home to Surreys original and longest running Latin night. Dj based music covering all bases.

I used to go here all the time under its old name. It was always good fun - a nice venue with…read morefriendly staff. I liked the way it joined on to a neighbouring bar. Only problem would be the usual one - the bouncers outside the door think they are above the law and like to make you feel guilty for something. Otherwise, fairly decent bar.

The Britannia, you're alright…read more Situated on the river, with a large (pay and display) car park and ample outdoor seating, it's a great place to soak up some sun. We did just that. Popping in on a Sunday for a cold bevvie, we sat outside in the generous and very well kept terrace that looks out on to the carpark and more impressively, the river. There is another outdoor seating area out the back - so I'm sure, even at peak times, everyone can get to enjoy the sunshine. The interior is lovely; comfy sofas and a large fireplace covered in candles contribute to the homely yet modern/tasteful feel. It feels like an upper class chain pub. There's still evidence of the usual 'handwritten' (printed) blackboards and limited beer selection but overall it's a friendly place to come and enjoy a lazy afternoon tipple or a (what looked like a very decent) meal. They serve proper pub grub; fish and chips, burgers, Sunday roasts, etc. Everything seemed to be around £10 and the food that wafted past us looked really good value for money. The homemade yorkshire puds had us both dribbling a bit. There's also some quite nice touches with a jar of olives on the bar and dog treats available, if you're into that kind of thing. (It's a very dog friendly pub) As with so many places, the let down is the bathrooms - cheap plastic toilet seats, not even attached to the loo, waterlogged floor (I think someone had just mopped - it was one big puddle), pathetic hand dryer and cubicles so small you have to contort yourself around the door to shut it. They didn't seem to match up to the rest of the standard of this place. You're in Guilford, you're by the river, you're in a relatively nice pub... no doubt you're paying Southern prices for drinks too. Since when has a small lemonade crept up to £2.10?! If you're mid dog walk and looking for a sun soaked terrace and a reasonably priced proper pub meal (as long as you have tap water), then The Britannia is a winner.

Nice little thing located along the river, complete with those Southern drink prices and that upper…read moremiddle-class feel of Guildford pubs. The burger was decent, around 10 quid, and the portion of sweet potato fries was spot on in size and crispy texture. Just needed some salt. A couple of Christmas pints were available and otherwise an okay selection of ales and beers. I like the charmed interior, with the standard mahogany colored sofas and the fireplace. There are dog treats available and lots of seating so you can bring all your friend and seat them too! We were served very quickly considering it was the height of pre-christmas pubbery going on. The staff was extremely helpful overall and really attentive. What I didn't like is that a member of staff made our male friend take his hat off, which is fine, really. But when we pointed out that several women were wearing hats, we were informed that if it was part of a woman's outfit, she could but the same didn't apply to men. I found this a bit of a feminist fail. However, what actually bothered me (proprietor's rules rule, I suppose) was the snarky nature in which it was said to us. We were also told that we had a problem with this, we were free to leave. Talk about welcoming and hospitality and the holiday season... But I can't bring it down any more stars for the fault of one employee.

Friendly staff and a welcoming atmosphere with a good selection of beverages. The ambiance is…read morepretty pleasant although it can be a little stuffy at times.

This bar is about 6 minutes walk from Guildford train station it's a nice relax vibrant atmosphere…read moreinside with a traditional wooden but modern look inside it also serves food, will say very reasonably price mainly young crowd to mix I would say does start to get quite full towards the evening time. If your are in Guildford area and fancy a drink definately would recommend you drop in there for a drink or two.