Great stuff. Used to be terrible but they've refurbished. Nice décor, pleasant staff, beer tastes…read moregood because they obviously clean the pipes now. Haven't tried the food yet. Recommended

This pub used to be a real dive, opposite the station an bedecked in St George's flags looked more…read morelike something out of a dodgy estate. However, the refurbishment was drastic, gone is all the jingoism and threatening attitude and you can now wait for a train in comfort (there is even a display showing trains arrival and departure times), have breakfast and a decent lunch or dinner. My pie was OK, of the mass catering variety and for this reason I can't really give it more stars, but there is a good atmosphere and a good selection of drinks, so altogether a good place. It shouldn't be too difficult to improve catering standards and for this place to become one of the best pubs around.

One local described the Castle Inn to me as a traditional country inn. I hate to disappoint you,…read morethis is not the countryside, it's still the burbs. However, that takes nothing away from the country inn feel once inside the pub and the cosy country decor and smell of woodsmoke feel natural and comforting unlike the many pubs who strive for this effect. Lunch was pretty standard pub fare, nothing exciting, nothing awful and the selection of beers was good as was the service. Returning in the evening for a drink, the welcome was warm and it had a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. This is a well-run and welcoming place for a drink or meal, while the food is perfectly acceptable and enjoyable, if they could up the quality of the choices and cooking it could easily make my must-go-to list for that Brit pub experience when in the area.

A real 'local' pub in the heart of Ottershaw village it is renouned for it's wonderful food and…read morefriendly atmosphere. In the winter the smaller bar has a big log fire burning and there is additional seating in the larger bar and a fairly new conservatory, although this can feel a little out of the way. There is a small garden out the front although this is taken with tables and chairs so no play area for children - which makes this pub a real draw if you fancy time away from yours (or other peoples) kids! I can particularly recommend the chilli, which comes complete with it's own mini loaf of bread!

As I remember from this old trip report, this pub was near a cross road, it was a two story…read morebuilding, older brown brick walls with lots of beer kegs in the back. Oh wait, that about describes every pub there is in the UK. My bad. It's a bar, a wine bar, cocktail bar... it's a Pub. Good beer (cellar beer), so it is not ice cold American beer, good prices and you're with the locals-- a huge plus.

A fairly quiet pub, bit out of the way but ok if you are local. They have a huge tv which plays all…read morethe sports and have bar food avaliable through out the day. The car park is a reasonable size. Would pop in if was in the area but would not go out of my way to eat or drink there.

Had Sunday roast there. Really love the British pub's living room style. Very classic. We ordered…read moresome beers. Food can be better but the experience is the gold.

This was our favorite meal on a month long trip through England, France, Italy, Montenegro, Croatia…read moreand Spain. Happened upon this treasure as we wound through the fall colored trees on our last 3 days in Europe. Atmosphere, attention to detail, presentation, quality and value with kind service made this our favorite meal of our trip. Wine 9£ London Pride beer 4.25£ We shared- 3 course meal 29£ Duck liver appetizer Beef Wellington Toffee pudding Fish and Chips 14.95£ Everything was cooked to perfection! All of it was incredible! The owner has a basket of pampering items for her guest to use. With a sweet note! Bathrooms are nice but are upstairs. Cozy setting with old wood beams loved in weathered furniture and a fire place. Inside you can eat in the pub, dinnin area or outside if it weather is nice. CALL AHEAD! Do accept credit cards. Plenty of parking.

I went into this bar in Guildford on a day out and was glad I did…read more Feels trendy yet not too manufactured like JD Wetherspoons pubs. The prices are decent and the range of drinks is good for those days you want to try something different.

This is one of my favourite bars in Guildford. It normally has a good atmosphere, though can get a…read morebit rammed at the weekend. A big plus is it's one of the few bars that has a late licence. Music is usually pretty loud but it has a nice outside bit where people can spill over in the summer. Service is always pretty friendly and fast and prices are reasonable. Mojitos are good! Can sometimes be full of beautiful, trendy, love themselves types though!

Nice pub! Great size with indoor and outdoor seating overlooking the high street, wasn't too…read moreexpensive for the food, proper pub food! (If that's what you like) good for a quiet meal out during the week!

Ever Friday & Saturday they best entertainment in town you will love it there & it has to be said…read moreDuncan the landlord what a entertainer pure class. Monday's curry night well worth the £7.50 I paid I got a very large portion & there was a great choice of Indian & Chinese curries Last Saturday I was in watching the rugby & fancied trying one of there burgers the bar staff pointed me in the direction on Fat Phil's tower burger. Well I'm a big guy buth that was a total shock tower is an understatment. This pub is well worth a visit either to catch one of the great bands or just a bite to eat 5 start rating

Jimmy Buffett sings a song "That place down the block - The one with no clock - Covert rendezvous…read morewith you - At the usual time and spot - I wish lunch could last forever......... Well Jimmy how true, I did wish lunch could last forever. The Sun Inn is not only a very comfortable place, it also has great food a great menu and a very responsive staff. I know my comfort as I dine on the ocean, beer and boiled shrimp in hand on almost a daily basis. But, no ocean here, however, the Sun Inn reeked of ambiance and charm. The staff professional and attentive, they made you feel at home. I had the asparagus with cauliflower crumbles, they were good; However, the asparagus were small and stringy. I also had the mussels in saffron sauce, very fresh and very good, not one mussel had turned. My guests had the Dover sole, said it was excellent and the minced beef with cous cous, also excellent. My only let down was the cheese course, kind of anti-climactic and blasé! But, if I lived here I'd live in the Sun Inn a very good place.

This lovely Gastro pub served me one of the best meals I'd had in a while…read more The restaurant part of this pub is tastefully decorated and comfortable. A vast menu meant I had loads of choice and it catered to all around the table. The cheddar cheese Soufle I had for my starter was light and airy - it went down a storm. The main course - pie of the week - was also a delight. The gammon and leek within the pie was excellent and topped with mash and some light creamy sauce it was pretty much faultless. Served with a more than generous helping of carrots on the side that were big enough to keep me seeing in the dark for years. Overall it was an excellent meal with excellent service. A must try if you're in the area.

Stopped here for a quick pint on my way into town and found out some interesting things about the…read moreplace. Very nice layout in general, they have a pool table and dart board, aswell as a leather sofa lounge area and a back bar to accomodate more customers on busy days. They also play live music weekly and have poker tournaments, which anyone can join in for a small fee and includes a buffee. The drinks aswell are fair priced and well looked after. The only small point I would make is the bar staff could be abit more motivated as the barmaid there after serving me went and sat straight down in the bar and played with here phone. Apart from that it would be a good place for a boozy night out.