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.

Came in with a friend and our two babies and was greeted by a rude host. It was quite empty inside…read moreat breakfast but the same host was so concerned with space as it was supposed to be busy but we were there for 1.5 hours and maybe one or two other small groups came in. Waitress was short and rude and seemed so bothered by the babies. Tried to walk around with my toddler before the meals arrived and got told off quickly because it's too busy. I was shocked. Maybe kid friendly but not toddler friendly in my opinion. Adult food came cold and babies food came super hot. The fries for our meals came out just before we got our bill and were cold.

Great ambience, good food and wonderful service. Historic…read morelocation - complete with ghost stories. My favourite meal during the recent visit to Surrey.

Woodbridge Cafe is a neighbourhood breakfast and lunch diner that seems to be well-established in…read morethe community. I had breakfast on a few weekdays and the weekend, first ordering the breakfast specials (bacon, sausage, eggs), and gradually selecting smaller combinations to reduce the quantity of food to start the day! Every breakfast was cooked to order freshly, and was served piping hot within a few minutes. Having chips for breakfast somehow seems wrong, so I ordered and enjoyed the sauteed potatoes (and skipped toast, as loading on too many starches). The layout has a series of long tables with chairs, and a few seats at the window to look out onto the street. The clientele included a lot of workmen. Some ordered breakfast to be eaten right away, and then a sandwich as takeout, presumably for lunch. The posters of winners and losers for competitive eating -- the Mega Breakfast, and Burger Challenge -- were entertaining. They also reflect the good humour of the staff, continuously circling amongst the mostly quiet customers. I was staying at the Acacia Villas across the street, and stopped by on a few mornings on the way to the university. This place starts early in the day, and was closed by the late afternoons on my return.

BEST BREAKFAST IN GUILDFORD…read more (probably not for vegetarians) As a member of the building community I have been known to spend a rainy morning in the Woodbridge Cafe. What I love here is the good old fashioned 'greasy spoon' workers cafe atmosphere (not that it's greasy but you get my point). Drive past on a weekday morning and you will spot a sprawl of illegally parked work vans surrounding the small hut-like cafe. The service is friendly, the tables are clean and the food is delicious. There is a lot on the menu to choose from but I've honestly never given it a second look the only thing I ever go for is the biggest cooked breakfast on offer. Definitely worth a visit no matter what your walk of life also a good place to stop in for a cuppa!

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.

Roof top restaurant in central Guildford with excellent views…read more It's an oasis of calm, with formal seating and the usual comfy tub chairs. Sharp decor, service not always that quick, but a really good place for coffee, breakfast ,brunch. I can't resist their £4.99 breakfast including coffeee (filter), it's not huge but well cooked with a choice of eggs. There's plenty of other options available.

Great breakfast place & light lunch. You have to try the…read moresausage rolls as well as the pancakes (only available on Saturday, but to die for) Filo tarts are great (especially salmon) and I really enjoy the toasted sandwiches.

Can't speak for their food but I had the most terrifying drive from Farnham to Guildford with their…read morevan behind me. The driver was constantly looking down at his phone...dangerous as well as damaging to the brand ! Very unprofessional.

Omg my favourite cafe, local and own by a great young couple…read more Great coffee and breakfast offer in the morning Lunch menu changing often and freshly made. I love the decor and feel of the place. A must if you visit or live in Godalming.

Called here for breakfast and it's not often that I say this but I really was not impressed with…read morethe food or service from here at all and it has made me think would I ever want to visit this establishment again for food which is a shame as in the past it has been a fairly good place. So maybe the day of my visit was a one off experience. To start off the greeting was poor as you walked in it was just a sit down over there and held yourself - what happened to the old fashioned morning of good morning theses days!!! Once sat down no one said about the plates and where to get them but that was easy to locate but the hot food was mostly empty with no one filling up. People kept saying the toaster was broken but no one could say if it was working or not so that was a poor start. How could you run out of coffee! When asked do you have more was told will check then some one else asked and was told more on the way that person was still standing where they were when I asked....... The food itself was ok nothing special but was a mix between warm and hot. So it would take a lot for me to try this again

excellent coffee, friendly staff . lovely setting in a…read morecobbled road just off the high street Açai bowl was delicious and also the gluten free chocolate cake will definitely be back !

Good coffee efficient service and nice vibe, only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is because the…read morestaff are polite and efficient but never remember you. Maybe I am being harsh as I'm only there once a week and they are usually busy. It would be wonderful to have that personal service.