Wonderful experience top to bottom. My wife and began with a few pints from the pub since we…read morearrived early. We strolled the garden visited outside. Once seated we began with a hot n delicious tomato and basil soup, also the fresh spring greens mix with blue cheese and pear. Our mains included a perfect tasty ribeye with the most flavorful portobello mushroom and garden tomatoes; also had the tender tuna steak with fancy sides (including a grilled asparagus). Finally for dessert we split an incredible coconut and pineapple rum infused cream brûlée. Pleasant and helpful staff, with a warm and modern design. Overall experience was peaceful, delicious, and filling! We highly recommend. We hope to return and try the roasted duck, lamb, or chicken creations.

This is a great pub, and it is everything I enjoy in a British pub. I ordered the Fish and Chips…read more The cod was simply amazing! The batter was golden, crispy, and light. Inside, the cod fish was moist and flavorful. Perfect all around!

This Pub/Restaurant isn't much to look at, but once you've tasted the food, and the variety it has…read moreon it's menu, you won't be disappointed. This place is run by Polish Women, and the ambience is not for the romantic people wanting to gaze into each others eyes whilst eating etc. My partner and I had 3 courses, 2 drinks each and a coffee liquer for me, and it came to £80.00, so it's not one of the cheapest places to eat. Although saying that, we did eat the most expensive thing on the menu!! Can't fault the place!!

OK - I'm from the States with over 25 years of international experience and about 6 years living in…read morethe UK. I love this place. Food and service is amazing. My friends from the States that talk about "bad" UK food have no clue - and The Horns is one of the best I have been too.

The George & Dragon is about the nicest pub you'll ever enter, right on the Thames with a terrace…read moreoutside overlooking the water. It has a really nicely refurbished interior, and the menu is very gastropub-y, with some complex dishes mixed with traditional favorites. The Peroni beer fish and chips was really super, with a great zing and bite to the batter. The classic burger was...a burger. One of our party truly savored the baked cod with mash and cream and shrimp sauce, while the kids downed cheese pizzas without much delay or conversation. The desserts were functional rather than spectacular or diverting, but tasty all the same: ice cream sundaes for the normal and sticky toffee pudding for the sweet-toothed. The service was good but had one flaw; nut allergies were noted but ignored when biscotti with almonds arrived with our coffees. Disaster averted, we thoroughly enjoyed the meal, and the staff were very accommodating otherwise. We'd definitely return. It's a lovely spot for a bite to eat or pint to sup.

Came here for Sunday lunch today. Very disappointing experience…read more The restaurant was packed and busy, as it was Mother's Day. and I had high hopes. We ordered the beef roast and pizza for the children. The meal was depressingly bad, with not one good element. The beef was stringy and tasteless, the yorkshire puddings solid, and potatoes were soggy. The pizzas were heavy on cheese and light on everything else. Everything was lukewarm. Although in general the service was friendly and accommodating, the coffee arrived ten minutes after the bill. Pleasant venue and surroundings but not to be recommended if you like good food.

This review is just for the restaurant…read more Came here for a work meeting and my first impression was-- I feel so tall. I'm petite, but the doors are short, which was fun. The spot is very charming and quaint. Staff are really nice and friendly. Food was quite good. Really enjoyed the soup and banoffie dessert was yummy. No complaints. I'd definitely come back!

This is a review on the restaurant. It's a nice cute pub and the food is excellent. The waiters…read morewere kind and the service good. Overall this was a nice place to come and have a delicious and slightly posh meal with the family.

The Royal Oak is a smallish Gastro pub but it does not feel cramped. The menu is varied and of a…read moregood quality. My started was the feta cheese and Parma ham salad. It was nice but there was too much feta cheese and not enough ham. My associates had soup and the prawns respectively and they both enjoyed their starter. My main was the chicken strips in mushroom sauce and rice, it was lovely, and the sauce was divine! One of my friends joined me in having the chicken and he was equally impressed. My other friend had the steak and potatoes and said the steak was juicy and tender. We decided to split four deserts between us and had the pancakes, chocolate brownies, raspberry Brule and bailey's cheesecake. I enjoyed the cheesecake but was in the minority. We all enjoyed the brule and the pancake but found the brownie to be overly sweet. All in all it was good food and I would recommend to anyone who was in the area,

Excellent food, warm welcome. Very good wine list…read more Lots of different beers. Restaurant and conservatory. Booking essential. Wheelchair access and WC.

VULPINE SUSTENANCE Far fetched for forlorn folly, flying furry foxes…read morefornicate, finding fast flight from foster father's fancy. Rather cute lines that I craftily stole from the Internet, as I did the proprietor's photograph from his website. Nevertheless, I did not deviously steal the mighty roast chicken and bacon sandwich that I consumed there (which would have fed an entire skulk of foxes) and which I paid for in full. Photo link: http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd76/Textklick/Qype/Fox%20butty_zpsb5a5b010.jpg The reason for our presence was a lunchtime litebite with an attempt to find out what was going on, having just ascertained that the couple has abandoned their previous lair, somewhat to our disappointment, and gone to ground here. It is situated in Warren Row which is a hamlet a couple of miles off the westbound A4 at Knowl Hill reached after driving through some pretty, winding tree-lined lanes. Very pleasant situation, accommodation offered and we know the couple that run the establishment from earlier. Photo link: http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd76/Textklick/Qype/Fox%20inside_zps1f9af3c2.jpg Based upon that information, I can confirm that we will deffo be returning. Take a look at the menus on their website and believe me when I say that I know you will neither be disappointed nor go away hungry!

Bill and Karen create a great atmosphere in this fab pub - Brakspears or Amstel its all good!read more

Great olde worlde public house, with restaurant. Great fresh…read morefood. Good service and staff. Reasonably priced food. Nice gardens and car park. Lovely setting in the village of Hurst - near the cricket ground.

Nice pub, good food & beers incl. Real ales. Family friendly with nice big garden. Can't go wrong.read more