This was easily the best meal of our stay in London. Charming dining room, and we were thrilled to…read moresee some guest brought well behaved dogs to dine with them. This would undoubtedly be our regular restaurant if we lived nearby. We had oxtail croquettes and scotch eggs to start. The scotch eggs were perfectly cooked with a wonderful chutney and the croquettes were phenomenal, tender and rich. For our main meals we had the sirloin steak (cooked perfectly) with a delicious peppercorn sauce, the pork chop which was juicy and seasoned beautifully, smoked paprika risotto and a hamburger to rival the best. The meringue dessert with red fruit was gorgeous and perfectly balanced. Our compliments to the chef and especially our server Caroline. We could not have been happier with our meal. Thank you for the hospitality and memorable last night of our vacation.

Sorry, not feeling it…read more And that's nothing to do with my fear of strange hounds. I went to this gastropub after a few recommendations from those in the know, so I was a little unsure that just turning up on a Friday night without a reservation would be permissible. At the very least I expected one other person eating there. Nope. In hindsight, I'm not too surprised. It might have been my rain-induced soppy mood. Or it might have been the fact that the pub splits on entry into a restaurant on the right and a pub on the left, which I found a little odd. Or maybe it was the young parents and their screaming kids that acted as an unwanted soundtrack throughout the meal. But probably it was the fact that everything on the menu was twice as expensive as it should have been, simply for the fact that it was runner-up in an award for gastropubs last year. The staff weren't particularly friendly or knowledgeable (they didn't know how big the dishes were or what was in them). There was not a thing on the menu that was simple pub food. My risotto (the only thing a strict vegetarian could order) had the word truffle in its fancy title, meaning it cost nearly £14. And it was too runny. When I walked in I expected, given its rep, that they'd do simple, classic pub food extremely well for a decent price. What I was disappointed to discover was that while the food was alright, it felt like they'd decided to do too much and be too fancy as a result of accolades and thereby forgetting that they are, in fact, a pub. Not a Michelin starred eatery. Forty quid (with no alcohol) for two courses for two people later, we left for the last time.

Stopped by for Sunday roast and it was quite busy. We brought our dog and needed a seat outside on…read morethe patio and it was very loud and busy. We grabbed a couple of pints and then decided on what to eat. Salted squid - pretty good with a spicy mayo dip. Great flavors and cooked with the right crispyness. Sunday roast with pork belly - topped with a Yorkshire pudding with sweet potato mash, potatoes and gravy - at first the pork belly was very good but then after each bite I started to realize that this would be a whole lot better if the pork belly was crispy or even cooked a bit longer. That would've made it delicious! Sunday roast with beef - this isn't my favorite. I preferred the pork belly. I'd come back and try the other non Sunday roast items on the menu. Could be fun with a group of friends.

The ambiance was fun and lively with a great outdoor space! It helped that the food was great, too!read more

We met friends here for Sunday Roast and had a lovely meal. There is friendly and welcoming service…read moreand a relaxed atmosphere. We'd highly recommend this Pub to anyone while in the area.

This was a wonderful re-discovery, since they've renovated and reopened this place. It's looking…read morefabulous, inside and out. Such a pretty setting, with a colourful garden in the front and back. The inside was amazingly vibrant and quite crowded, despite the quiet location. (Even on a Monday!) Clearly a very popular place! We came here for a special lunch on Monday 9th June, 2025, with my two elderly "aunties", and it didn't disappoint. In fact, the whole thing was a success. The atmosphere was lovely and the welcome and service was warm and friendly. I had the apple and parsnip soup, which was absolutely delicious. Everyone wanted to taste it! I then had the homemade chicken and leek pot pie, which was fabulous - a lovely thick, crunchy crust with fresh ingredients and fresh side veggies. For dessert, I had the sticky apple and blackberry pudding! (A nice summery twist on the traditional sticky toffee pudding) And it was every bit as good as I'd hoped. Served hot with piping hot custard... The wait staff was very friendly and accommodating, and were very patient trying to get the best photo of us all! Wandering outside to get some fresh air, we admired the large beer garden at the back, and my husband and I went on the swings! Very peaceful out there, with the antique tractor at the back, and the view over the field of daisies. Lots of lovely colourful hanging baskets of flowers in the front too, and I loved the foxgloves planted right by the painted sign "The Fox Revived"... The whole thing made for a very memorable and enjoyable time.

Popped in for a pint on a nice but cloudy day. There's a small garden out back where we grabbed a…read moretable and enjoyed the weather. We didn't get food this time around but we saw other peoples foods and it looked great. The staff were friendly and the drinks were served quick.

We loved it here!! Great vibes and great beer for a rainy day. Very cozy and tasteful decor, plus…read morethe owner was a delight. Definitely worth a stop!

Went there last night with a couple of friends, what a great evening! Great atmosphere and the…read morestaff very accommodating and so helpful, lucy who was looking after us was so helpful, well experienced and great fun, look forward to our next visit.

My cousin, my wife and I came here to have dinner once. I always remember friends and colleagues…read moretalking about The Orange Tree but they had always described it solely as a pub/bar so I didn't think much when my cousin suggested we come and have late lunch here. I truly wasn't disappointed. Definitely some of the best "pub grub" I have ever had. Everything on the plate beautifully presented and the duck that I ordered was perfectly cooked. The atmosphere is nice an warm and the place a has a classy yet unpretentious feel to it. We really ought to plan another visit when we're in town.

Recommended by locals and they didn't steer me wrong! Came on a drizzly weeknight, so all the…read moreseating was indoors. Quiet friendly pub atmosphere - the staff was attentive but not intrusive. Food was excellent! There was a steak sandwich listed as a special, and the combination of toasted focaccia, fresh tomatoes, and lean beef made it worth the trip. Pub fries (yeah, I know, "chips") were crispy outside and tender inside. I'm here for 5 days, so I'll probably be back!

Lovely gastro pub in a nice neighbourhood. Great food and…read morefriendly service. Semi-covered outdoor area is nice too (although there is bound to be smokers, that's just the risk you will have take in this country). Focaccia was pillowy and fluffy. Korean fried cauliflower was great! Sweet and spicy. Veggie roast was good - the sausage-y looking substance in the middle looked very unappetising but it tasted deceptively good. I was very happy with my choice.

After several hours of hiking the hills, a group of us finished the day here before heading back to…read moreLondon via the nearby train. I could have stayed a few more hours here. From the outside it looks like a nice country pub. Once you step inside, however, it's a beautiful sanctuary. The first big room is a casual bar with lots of informal seats with a modern farmhouse vibe. The second area is a nice, smart dining room. Very spacious and bright. The back area had another feel, something a bit more relaxed and country. We were all rough and muddy, so we headed into the back. Food-wise, they are pretty modern, offering salads, seafood, heart soups and sandwiches, plus a chalkboard full of specials. And on our visit, being a Sunday, there were also several traditional roasts and entrees. I thought the food was pretty solid, but my roast beef was a bit tough. That might have been the cut. But otherwise, I felt we were served by the whole family - and done so quickly, efficiently and with a smile. You can't go wrong with a stop here.

Stumbled into this place after a long hike in Box Hill. Glad I did. This is genuinely one of the…read morenicest pub meals I've had in ages, and is well worth a stop after a long day hiking. The service is quick and friendly, and the food is delicious. The fish and chips deserve extra praise, as the fish tasted extremely fresh and well cooked.

Very friendly staff Great ambience. Good beer and great fish and chips. The Moo pie was…read moreoutstanding

Came here with a couple friends when we were staying in London for a week over the summer and it…read moreturned out to be one of our trip highlights. The staff was above and beyond friendly, hilarious, welcoming, and engaging. We were urged to come back the next night for karaoke with Claudia F and it was the best time! The literal most inclusive and welcoming karaoke experience I've EVER encountered from the host to the bartenders to the other patrons. Will definitely come back the next time I visit London!!