Traditional village pub run by Fullers Brewery. All the usual range of Fullers beers available…read more There is a TV and dart board for entertainment. A few steps up from the street make it a little difficult for the disabled. It is just across the road from Pump Corner, a famous Dorking landmark. They sell food but i have not tried it. Worth a visit if you are in the area.

Just visited the bulls head for lunch and i really enjoyed not only the food but the atmosphere and…read morethe excellent service. It is the 1st time I have been for lunch in this pub and i will definitely come back again. A pleasant afternoon and I would highly recommend the bulls head..... Enjoy!

Great food. Friendly service and a real spotted dog that visited all the patrons. Glad we visited.read more

A nice good sized business ..real ale along with the usual bottled and canned pils and lagers why…read moreit even stocks brown ale so thats always a plus in my book..sparse furniture (if you can call it that) its big feature is its beer garden out back which is great in the warmer months...seen quite a few sporadic bits of violence whilst there and once about ten yrs ago i had to literally pull my father in law out of the place and carry him home due to him being a Geordie and they sell brown ale....

This is possible the oldest pub in this area, originally part of cottages, demolished to make way…read morefor a coaching inn, allegedly a King stayed here and used in a Dickens novel. Guests can dine outside in fine weather, one with a TV screen, with oak beams, alcoves, and niches inside.

My wife and I were out exploring the town of Dorking and we came across this quaint little pub…read more Nice atmosphere good place for a pint and they even have some snack-foods.

Great services and good food. I think "drinks" is the main event here but I'm unable to drink at…read morethe moment... So it may be the next time in England. I ordered Sea Bass which was delicious and for desert something with pudding and ice cream. See photos and order it!

Found this gem. great authentic atmosphere and food. If you're looking for a real local feel of…read morefood and drinks, head in. Prices were fare and the meal sizes are big enough that my husband and I shared a lamb plate and wobbled away. If we're ever back in Dorking, this will be in our stop list.

Hiya, I was in cricketers on a Wednesday evening and one of your staff members completely blanked…read moreme and walked away after I had called her over to order some drinks. She's given me eye contact and then walked away. I'm very unpleased with this service. The girl didn't not have a mask on and I'm still waiting for drinks 20 minutes later

A very friendly couple run this pub, having recently moved to Dorking from north London. They serve…read moregood beer, and the atmosphere is always calm and laid back. There is a beer garden, which is meant to be good, but it was too cold to try this out when I visited.

Great place to watch the big footie matches. Can generate a decent atmosphere especially if Chelsea…read moreare playing. In all other areas it scores OK.

What a great pub this has become. The place has changed hands several times but they have finally…read morefound a young couple who take great pride in what they are doing with the place. Food is truly exceptional and the pub is warm and welcoming. The best pub in Dorking for drinking and dining by a mile.

Carved itself a niche by focusing on quality beers, warm friendly environment, comfortable décor…read moreand a love for the arts, entertainment and culture without being pretenious. Well worth a visit to sample it for yourself.

It's a bit like sitting in someones living room but having said that, everyone is very friendly, so…read moreworth a visit at least for it's quirkiness!

My pre-salsa food search last Wednesday took me to Viva on West Street. It obviously has different…read moreguises, ranging from a breakfast spot in the mornings, to light lunches and tea to a restaurant at dinner time I was offered a choice of where to sit and I loved the fact that the different areas had very different atmospheres - a large airy sunlit but covered large back room to more intimate rooms in the front. I was also pleased to see root beer float on the drinks menu - ahh, nostalgia when I ordered it Food-wise, I started with the mozzarella salad which was beautifully plated but strangely failed to wow my palate. Perhaps a bit more dressing would have provided a contrast to the mini mozzarella balls and tomato. Also, the advertised toasted pumpkin seeds were missing from my plate and would have added some crunch. A good idea with good mix of ingredients but needs a little tweaking For main course, I had a lovely robust spaghetti sausage carbonara. The weather was a bit cold and wintery and the solid carbohydate base of pasta, meaty sausage and bacon covered but not swampedin a cheesy sauce was a great antidote to the chill outside. I did struggle to pick up the advertised lemon zest but I don't think it was ever going to stand much of a chance against the other ingredients I was also very impressed that my server sorted me out a small (and cheap!) side order of deep fried courgette as I wanted to try it but didn't want the £4.25 starter portion size. It's nice to see when restaurants are flexible for their customers. They were nice but I do have to give the edge to the version at Two to Four restaurant across the road A solid 4 stars with a lovely variety of meals available from cakes to more substantial meals

A very good lunch time dining experience. Extremely fresh and tasty pizza. Knocks the blocks off…read morerip off merchant pizza express and the average ask Italian for quality of food. Will enjoy coming back here and trying some of their other dishes