We stopped in for lunch with a friend and it was pretty busy but there was a table for us upstairs…read more The staff were very friendly and gave us menus to peruse. 4/5 Chicken burger - nicely cooked with its of toppings 3/5 Fish and chips - pretty standard We were in and out pretty quickly and had a couple beers. Great lovely spot for lunch or just a pint.

Love this place! We had the duck with pancakes and hosin sauce Yum! Sticky toffee pudding was…read morefantastic Service was spot on they helped us get back to London when the rail was cancelled So helpful

Aww this place is so cute! It's the only hotel in this very small but BEAUTIFUL village! We visited…read morebecause of a tour we were doing and only stopped here to have lunch. I would love to stay here since its quiet, romatic, and so different from the rest of England! It's very secluded so I didnt see much to do but it's close to the other villages. The food was tasty as well! Would love to visit again :)

I often eat lamb - but never before have I tasted such tender lamb as I did here. This Dorset lamb…read more was cooked to absolute perfection and served with lamb bacon. Compliments to the chef!

It may look like I took the picture of The Bell from a strange angle, but you are seeing this right…read more- The Bell was built in 1460 and the old girl is showing her age and looking a little crooked. But then what do you expect from a pub that is 600 years old! The Bell is Molesey's oldest pub, and in the top 20 of oldest pubs in Britain. I have been going there since I was 5. (I would like to point out that the only thing I got from the bar at that age was a packet of cheese and onion crisps.) The large pub garden is still a great place to sit with a packet of crisps in the summer, although these days I wash them down with something a bit stronger than ribena. The locals still turn out in their numbers here, and there are plenty of little corners in this twisty turny old pub to stake out. One of the rooms off the bar has a TV with sports, and on the last Saturday of every month, this is the venue for Wii night, where the TV is tuned to Wii Sports, and customers take part in interactive sports games. The other entertainment to watch out for is the popular pub quiz which is every Tuesday. Even if your team is loosing, you can still look forward to a complimentary plate of chips for every team during half time. If you a still hungry after the chips, there is a full menu of traditional pub fare also on offer which is available from 12pm - 9pm. This is a great pub if you are visiting Hampton Court Palace, as it is only a 10-15 minute walk from the Palace and perfectly compliments the Tudor experience.

Average pub food with top rate use of the fryer and reheat…read moreReasonable beer selection though so consider as a pub that does do food

Fairly big pub, very popular for Sunday roasts- and with good reason. Both beef and chicken were…read moredelicious - the beef was notably served with a generous provision of horseradish. Puddings are not to be neglected either ; they do a very serviceable crumble and custard. Service was friendly if slightly haphazard- the buzz in the pub and s a result of it being very busy ( so book ahead). Lots of doggos lend a homely feel.

This place was decent for airport food. The prices are ridiculous but the quality of food was ok…read more It's a huge restaurant and it's nicely decorated so it was a good place to hang out before our next flight.

Oh my god what a difference Favio and his team has made. Can't stop going there now. The last…read morereview I posted for this pub was a 1 star, not anymore 5 stars and more if I could. All the staff are friendly and plenty of them, the manager and his team simply can't do enough. They've cleaned the place up and made the garden beautiful with Spanish music playing, you really feel like you're in the med, especially with the beautiful river setting, the sangria and the sublime tapas. It's has an outside bar which is also well stocked....gotta say the pubs gin selection is amazing. Go there and try it you won't regret it. The other pubs in the area will seriously need to up their game.

We always stop by for a pint when visiting my in laws who live down the street. Very cosy and lots…read moreof seating both inside and out. The food is decent and the drinks are plentiful. The staff are always friendly and accommodating for seating when needed. Our dogs love it here too. 4/5 Fish 4/5 Sunday roast with chicken Don't overlook this place. It's my local fave.

Warm pub, iffy service. The food is not bad, but the chicken schnitzel, while tasty, was of a most…read moreunnatural shape ( possibly frozen ?)Staff in the evening could do with being a bit less brusque, lest it ruin the ambiance.

A year or so ago, I wouldn't have even been caught drinking at this pub, even if it was just to run…read morein and use the loo. You know how every town always has a popular pub, a slightly poncy pub, and a rough as old dogs pub? Well, this was the latter. The decor was all dark swirly carpets, whilst dodgy blokes leaning up against the bar made you want to keep walking. A couple of weeks ago I heard my friends saying that they were drinking down the Poyntz. Surely some mistake? Then I was taken a couple of weeks and guess what? It's gone all trendy. Ah, lifestyle programmes and Sarah Beany, you have so much influence in the world. I know its pretty formulaic to have stripped wood floors and bashed up leather sofas, but I think it seems to work. In this superficial world, even the old Poyntz has had a makeover, and surprisingly, doesn't look like mutton dressed as lamb. There is a pool table at the back, and a beer garden to be enjoyed when the weather is nice. The barman even told me that on their new menu they do cocktails. Who would have thought it?

It was my first time here and was just down the road from my bfs parents house. Went there for a…read moredrink before heading to a different place and although it wasn't super busy on Saturday it did have a nice garden to enjoy the cool evening and to have a chat. The inside looked pretty well kept up and clean. Would recommend. Next time maybe I'll try the food.

This is my local and I L-O-V-E it here! The atmosphere is…read moreup to date and nice. The are absolutely dog friendly and the staff is a happy one. They have different specials Monday through Thursdays and a quiz at 8pm on Sundays. The food at the Bell Inn is fantastic. I have eaten there more than a few times and have yet to try something and dislike it. The burger is amazing and the pulled pork nachos will not let you down! Weather permitting, they have a lovely patio that catches some great sun during the day. Definitely a place to bring friends, or just your main squeeze.

Our new local, despite being not the most local pub is worth the extra few minutes walk. The bar is…read morelarge with plenty of seating and there is a large patio. The decor is up to date and very clean with a warm atmosphere. The service is the usual awkward attempt at friendly, provided by pleasant but nervous millennials. The beer selection is great, the main reason I'm happy to keep going back. A good mixture of the well known beers and the local brewery options. Oh and they allow dogs, even ours.. We have only tried a few side dishes but so far they have been good. I'd recommend our new local, I'll be trying steak night next..

I came to Marney's on Christmas Eve for some festive drinks. It's small and cosy and was packed to…read morethe rafters when I arrived - all added to the atmosphere and made it feel all the more Christmassy. There's a great range of ales and craft beers here and the prosecco I was drinking was lovely. I didn't eat here, but I've heard excellent things about their lunch time menus from locals.

Marney's, or The Alma as it is still referred to by Esher stalwarts, is one of the best pubs in the…read morearea. It does fantastic trade, and deservedly so. If you are a resident and have never been, shame on you! If you haven't been and are an out of towner then I won't tell you off, but please let me explain why it is worth a visit. - Its idyllic setting. Esher is a built up town, but this nestles proudly in a little corner of a large common, overlooking a pond and a church, so it retains a village feel. - The interior. In cold dark months, of which we have many, this is the cosiest, most inviting place you could imagine. Dark floorboards creak underneath you as you head to the bar. The place is alive with the hum and chatter of locals, and there is no jukebox or music playing - you will be required to make the conversation yourself. For a relatively small place, this has plenty of little nooks that you can sink into with a pint or a glass of wine. - The exterior. There is also a large well kept pub garden with plenty of large tables to sit groups of people in warmer weather. Come summer this place is packed out. - The food. Freshly prepared I would like to add. The dishes are more sophisticated than usual pub fare, so no burger and chips. But you can look forward to dishes like meatballs, chicken pie, croque monsieur, cheese and meat boards and Sunday Roasts. Plenty of puddings too. At the moment it is just lunch which is being served, but chefs are working on a possible dinner service. I highly advise a visit to this place. Trust me, you will love it.

Nice-enough riverside pub, cavernous-feeling if quiet and capable of housing a lot of punters ( the…read morefunction room can house 40!). Food is not bad. I'm somewhat suspicious of a pub where the Extra Cold Guinness pump is in use in preference to the "normal" one, as it suggests the throughput isn't great ( chilling helping to cover the taste of Guinness past its best).

Good and popular riverside pub. Reasonable range of food,well cooked.Riverside seats for good…read moreweather.