This is a charming little public house in the outskirts of Reigate center, very much a family place…read morewith the patrons ranging widely in ages. It hosts events, live music, and taster sessions on certain nights to get the community involved. We had a drink here as a stop off before a birthday party and it was a really great space with a wonderful selection for its size. There is an open fire which we couldn't make the most of as it was mid-summer. I peeked at the beer garden but it was slightly too chilly and dark to check it out properly. Will put it on the to-do list for next time! That will go next to 'trying the food' which is already on the list. The menu features hearty pub food classics and the establishment boasts that its bread and meat come from the local baker and butcher. Seems to be the epitome of the idea behind the original 'public house': community, good food/drink, and good company.

Best place in reigate for Guinness absolutely delicious. Cold creamy pint. Lovely beer garden and…read morefriendly staff. Couldn't beat it with a big stick

If you are looking to step outside the ordinary, look no further.. Very quaint and charmingly…read moresophisticated boutique hotel nestled close to Kew Gardens. Staff and service was amazing.. Rooms were adequate with decent space in the Extra large room and all the amenities that you would find in a typical high end hotel. Most importantly, the feel and flow of being "uniqueness" won me over during the stay. Highly recommended..

What a pub by the river should be. Traditional Young's pub with one of the best gardens i have ever…read moreseen. So dog friendly, with dog bowl's hanging on the wall and snuggle blankets if the weather turns cold but you want to stay outside. Food menu is perfect with everything you could possibly want in a pub like this. Staff are helpful and friendly, a pub that i will definitely visit again.

We stumbled upon this place on a busy Thursday evening. We really enjoyed the cozy atmosphere…read moreupstairs and thought the beer selection and cocktails were delicious and well-priced. Definitely coming back!

One of my favorite "traditional" pubs in London- but it's rather hard to find I have to warn! It's…read moretucked away behind Tottenham Court Road, on Gresse St which usually isn't even labeled on any map. After stumbling upon it years ago, I kept going back- the drinks are really cheap, the staff is friendly, and the atmosphere is cozy and "traditional". Upstairs there are comfortable couches and armchairs, and even a fireplace!

This seems like your normal local pub. Nothing fancy about it but it seems reliable. We are moving…read moreto the area soon and wanted to check out the pubs in the area. Theres plenty of seating out front as well as in the garden out back. There are TV screens inside for football matches. Surprisingly, the pints are £6 which is cheaper than most other pubs the area. We came on a Sunday afternoon and there were no men's football matches on so it was dead. The barman was scared of our dog.

This is a very relaxed pub, and even with sports games and music playing it did not feel overly…read moreloud. There was nothing especially special about this pub, but we did enjoy the generous portion and decent prices of the beer, wine, and burgers (veggie and regular) that we ordered. Note: It looks as though they also have 2-for-1 burgers on Tuesdays from 6-9p.m., and maybe a doggie menu.

I really love this pub as it has a very quaint English feel. It has a very nice deck that has a…read moregreat view over the forest, which is ideal for summer days! However, we have been on Sundays for their food and were disappointed. We ordered a fish dish, which was overcooked. Therefore, I would recommend this place for drinks as it's one of the best places in Loughton for a pint, but would not recommend their food.

This is my local pub and I love it! The first time I moved here I was so happy to see that we have…read morea good family friendly pub. I go here almost all the time. And the food is delicious! The staff is very friendly and very attentive. You'll love to bring the kids and the dogs as well! You also have the most amazing view of Epping forest which makes it that much better.

Really nice pub in the village of Sutton Valence near Headcorn, Great food and beer, there is a…read morereally nice beer garden out the back with loads of furniture. The bar itself is very nice, no pool table although it does one better and has bar billiards!

The food and drinks are well-priced - extremely fair and great deals are available. The food is…read morenothing to write home about, but it is good; the portions are great. The service is often quite swift and amicable. It's a wonderful and lovely place for a drink and dinner with friends while watching the game!

Fabulous Weatherspoons pub that has been converted from a former Dairy although I wish there was a…read morebetter smell inside (This goes for all Weatherspoons pubs and maybe pubs in general). The pub has a great bar with lots of variety and as expected the drinks and the food are affordable. The pub retains the look of a industrial building but has been modernised to be comfortable. It is quite spacious and has lots of daylight streaming in from the large sky lights. Upstairs is more comfortable to eat with friends or family but generally they have tried to retain a Victorian feel to the place. There is also a beer garden that is bright and with many alcoves to hide and enjoy time with friends and family. Weatherspoons food is decent and standard throughout the chain with of standard pub food such as burgers and the standard English food. Service at the pub pub was excellent with the staff being attentive and our food arriving quite quickly. The price was exceptional for anywhere in London with drinks and a main for two for £12. If you are popping into Alexandra Park and need to get off at Muswell Hill Broadway you should start with a drink here.

This was a cool place by Grovelands Park. It's a small place but has great outdoor seating area in…read morethe back (side). It seems this is why many locals come by on warm Sunday nights. We ordered 3 items: the last two were Sunday roasts of beef and pork. They were good but by the time we ordered (6:30) it may have been too late in the day. However the baked Camembert hit the spot. Simple, yes, but very nice. They put garlic in it (cut a bit too thick though) which added a lot. Gets a 4 for a great atmosphere, outdoor seating in the back, and the appetizer.

This is a bit of a weird old place, schizophrenic almost. It…read moreis a beautifully old looking pub from the outside and right next to Grovelands Park, perfect for a quick drink before a stint in rehab (the famous Priory Hospital is within the grounds of the park). But inside it is a bit of a mish-mash, and could certainly do with a spruce up. Old black wooden beams, stone walls, fire places etc., and then new pine chairs, a glass conservatory and a few attempts to 'modernise', which don't come together well at all. The food was good though, and there is an ok selection of ales and drinks, so a decent pub, but it could be so much better. Unfortunately, there is not really any other choice of pub in the immediate proximity, so is your only option...there are a lot worse, but as `i said, they could do sooo much better. Forgot to mention, it has a decent sized car park to the side too.