good food, plenty of draft beers, inside and outside seats, huge parking area, but very slow…read moreservice, summer time, a lot af students serving there, not professional, need to be calm ))

Beautiful location. The food was tasty. The staff here were very kind and accommodating. They even…read morebring water to peoples fur babies.

Brilliant country pub just outside Addlestone. Good beer (Theakstones Old Peculier , Courage Best,…read moreTaylor Landlord), good food at reasonable prices and a nice location on the Wey Navigation canal. What more could anyone want?

got a river by so u can bring kids to feed the ducks if they are duck lovers. the food is average…read moreand the service is very good

I was welcomed before I even entered the building, and my earnest inquiries about the burger were…read moremet with confidence. Eagerly waiting for that and my skinny child!?! A rare treat in a pub. It's cosy and lovely So far so good!

Nothing too much to recommend this place in any way. It's like they are aiming for average. It's…read morebeen a while since I've been here, but I seem to recall it being better before. There wasn't anything that was terrible-- it's just that there wasn't anything particularly interesting looking on the menu. Peri-Peri chicken pasta was unremarkable. Serviceable, but unremarkable. Could have been heated from frozen for all I know. We had two large groups in their private rooms and they did a good job of trying to accommodate everyone, all things considered.

Great Sunday Lunch!... can't recommend it more! ducked in here to get away from the dreary weather…read moreand ended up spending a relaxed afternoon with friends. Pub was buzzing with activity and we were lucky to get a table as very, very popular. Quality of the food was excellent too...

The Seven Stars is in country locations in Ripley which during the day time attracts a fair numbers…read moreof ramblers. There is a reasonable selection of beers and wine and the food is generally very good but on the cost is on the high side. Sunday lunch time is especially popular and you need to get there early to get a table as the pub is relatively small. the service can be very mixed as the landlord is very pleasant but a little eccentric. It certainly worth a visit if you are in the area.

The Barley Mow is a brilliant local pub.read more

I will be open from the open. I live in Byfleet Village and I have been proud to have a traditional…read morepub here. I occasionally drink in the pub, grab a pint and then head out to the garden in the summer or off to a table in the winter. I went in last night with a couple of friends and was planning to spend only about enough time for two rounds. There were two women sitting on the table near to us who were chatting and waiting for their taxi to arrive. These were two normal looking women who looked like they had come from work. Their taxi arrived early and so the landlord spoke to the driver to ask him to come back in 20mins. I went to the bar to buy the second round and at this time the ladies left saying thanks to the landlord. As they disappeared out the door he commented to me "S!uts!". I was so shocked by what I thought was ironic humor that I laughed and commented that I was only thinking about the fact that on this rare occasion I had a £50 note in my wallet. He said bitterly "It will cost you more than that for one of them." - he was being serious! I ignored this strange outburst and returned to the table. I started talking to my girlfriend about comparing one of the beers we were drinking to the same brand we had just made at home. The landlord pricked up his ears and we got into a bit of banter. One of the other locals joined in and we had a laugh at the expense of CAMRA members. It was all very jovial and then the landlord flipped shouting at me for being rude and taking things too far. The other local looked at me and expressed surprise at this sudden turn. The landlord continued this tirade of verbal abuse for about a minute while he stormed up and down the bar moving glasses. Our side of the pub went dead quiet. We quickly finished up our drinks and headed off. As we were leaving the pub he sneered "Enjoy your bitter!" referring to the beer that we had made. As we got home, in a bit of a shock, I realised that I had seen this kind of interaction happen before at that pub. The last time I was in there with a different friend the landlord was hurling abuse at some customers who were leaving as we were coming in. At the time I assumed that the customers were out of order but perhaps this wasn't the case. So these three isolated incidents have convinced me that the landlord at present in February 2014 is dire enough that I do not wish to ever return to this place to spend my money. It's a shame as I had a large group of friends scheduled to come over to here for the next three Sundays and I would have liked to have taken them here - I will find another pub to go to now. My advice is to wait until the landlord gets replaced by anyone else. I like beer but I prefer for it not to be served with a shot of customer abuse.

A very basic traditional English pub set on the village green that sells wonderful Range of well…read moremaintained Real ales at reasonable prices. the seating in some parts are hard wooden benches but you can find some more comfortable seats. The bar staff and lady landlord are really friendly. one wonderful bonus is the pub is a mobile free zone and if you do not turn your phone off and it rings you are immediately told to go outside.No television or music.Some food sold at lunchtimes

One of those things I think that all Brits instinctively desire is a "nice country pub for Sunday…read moreLunch": this establishment in not-so-rural Surrey manages to tick all the boxes for me: - Plenty of parking - Plenty of tables in the garden (with a BBQ option) - Good food in generous portions - Good service They managed to score a quick bonus point with me virtually as soon as we sat down for lunch: the first thing the waitress did was offer "tap water" rather than trying to perpetrate the oh-so-irritating up-sell attempt for bottled water that has marred recent decades (for most of the UK perfectly drinkable stuff comes out of the tap: it wasn't that long ago most restaurants automatically put a jug of water on the table ...). So I'd definitely commend the Black Swan. UPDATE (Nov-11): After several visits, I'd now have to reduce Service from "Good" to "Generally Good" - there are unfortunately more than one member of staff who need some education about "Customer Focus" ...

Good pub food, a bit fancy. Lovely weekend BBQ plus a gastric pub menu. I had a cheeseburger,…read morecrispy on the outside just as I like it. It was served with chips and three different salads. A great kids menu too, with smaller portions of adult quality food. There's a definite relaxed bourgeois quality, if you are into that sort of thing. Dishes range between 9 and 15 pounds for lunch. I did have to sit in a chair that kept sinking back because it was half on brick and half on gravel, but the food and atmosphere made up for it.

I don't know that I would have found this place If not for my fondness of classic cars. Sitting…read moresouth of Heathrow, the Plough is a bit off of the beaten path if you're visiting London, but near enough to the Brooklands Museum in Weybridge that it's well worth a visit if you're in the area. The quality of the meal was fantastic. I ordered their petit filet with their creamed corn, a combination of corn, a touch of cream, spinach, onion and bacon that I'll make at home having tried it this way here. They butcher their own meat every day, and the filet was very tender, cooked as desired. The overall menu has something for everyone, and meat lovers are very likely to enjoy the options. The restaurant itself was lively but not so loud that anyone was shouting... a very comfortable place to eat and enjoy company. It's also dog friendly. I'll try to make it back again on the next trip through Heathrow... thoroughly enjoyed the meal.

Very nice restaurant pub. Lovely decor, friendly staff. Not a boozing pub tho I guess you could…read more Good choice of beers and wine. A Bit expensive for what you get. I had the spicy scisciLian lamb which was very tasty. The Malbec by the glass was great and I drank some twickenham brewery Naked ladies pale Ale - good. I give it only 3 instead of 4 because of the highe prices. Maybe I'm just not used to this part of the country. I'd go back.

The food there is good and I love the fact that this pub is a dog-friendly establishmentread more

I may not be from England but I know quality food, and this place is a ripoff. Please save your…read moremoney and go somewhere else, especially if you are a traveler. There are so many other places to see and taste that can produce a product that matches the price. I feel I was scammed.

Great place, good price, excellent food. A couple, sharing the dessert, we spend £45 (with tips).read more

From the owner: We are justly proud of our food. Every dish is prepared from the freshest ingredients which are…read morelocally sourced. Similarly we take great care with our ales, lagers and our wine lists to ensure every meal is special for you. We serve meals in the bar, in the restaurant and also in the beer garden - for that 'al fresco' experience - when the British climate allows!