This was an unexpected find when the fiancée and I were house hunting…read more Located in the heart of the village of Cranleigh, The Richard Onslow offers rooms and food. Having been overused, the term gastropub has fallen out of favour but this is a gastropub in the best sense of the word We had freshly made mushroom soup, ham and Gruyere pancakes and pork ribeye. All cooked to a high standard and yummy Well tecomnended

Lovely village pub with a restaurant on one side good for bigger groups. I've been here a number of…read moretimes for a drink (not yet food). Good service and bar selection. Traditional English pub servicing British food options. Large families seemed happy, looks good for kids. Very pleasant Beer: Sharp's Doom bar and Pilsner (Cornish) currently on tap along with Estrella, Sheer Drop (local) and amongst others. Good bottled selection also including Goose IPA. Photo posted is in the restaurant.

I popped into The White Horse and was pleasantly surprised by how lovely everything was. The food…read morewas delicious -- fresh, nicely presented, and clearly made with care. The service was just as impressive: the staff were friendly, attentive, and genuinely made you feel welcome without hovering. The ambiance is exactly what you want from a countryside pub -- warm, relaxed, and beautifully kept, with a calm atmosphere that makes it easy to unwind. Altogether a really lovely place to enjoy a meal.

The Dinning Room at the White Horse just open after a wonderful refurbishment…read more Service - friendly staff, knowledgable on the menu & wine list - great flow throughout the evening Food Set menu with 3 plates to choose from (3 starters, 3 mains, 3 desserts) Started with an amuse Bouche, compliment of the chef - grilled chicken skins with radish. A great introduction to what is yet to come We went for the Ham Hock Croquette & Crispy Baby Artichokes. Both wonderful, Croquette is more filling and a bigger portion than the Artichokes but both are worth trying. 2 of us went for the Rib of Beef: perfectly cooked, great seasoning and fantastic sauce, the beef was melting on our tongues. The cod was beautifully cooked, and extremely well presented. We didn't go for desserts but they were looking good as they were passing by. Wine list Good selection by the glass (4 white, 2 rose, 4 red and 2 sparking) Bottle of champagne from £40 to £60 with a great sparkling wine at £ 25. 11 bottles of white wine from £18.50 to £75.00 from a variety of countries 4 rose, from £ 19.50 to £34.50 13 red from £18.50 to £78.50 We went for the Rustenberg 2012 from South Africa for £ 36.50, which was wonderful. Ambiance It's a wonderful local pub with a touch of high scale dinning experience, much needed locally. Own by passionate couple , who live near by, it's a great story about saving a local pub and keeping a village with his heart.

This was the only restaurant in the UK that I managed to stop at during my brief stay. I know the…read moreEnglish don't have the most amazing cuisine, but I have to say it this place was incredible. The food, drinks, staff, and environment made for a fun and relaxing dinner with friends. I will be stopping in again on my next trip for sure!

Lovely little pub, good selection of real ales and great food.read more

The Jolly Farmer is an old-fashioned pub and long may it continue. The ceilings feel low, there's…read moresome old beams, the tables are of the basic rustic feeling variety, the lighting is low, the ceiling is covered with a huge selection of beer mats. In short, it feels warm and cosy and welcoming. They do simple but tasty pub grub. Out the back, there is a beer garden and they also have a large dining section. There's also a bit of car parking available. Our son was very impressed with the large fishtank. Well placed in the middle of the village.

Lovely pub. Lot of character. Also B and B . Cousin stayed with her daughter and loved it.read more

This pub/restaurant is really homely with a lovely eating area. It is not a very big place so does…read moreget busy so it is a good idea to book first. The food is very traditional, including fish and chips and bangers and mash and caters for children. The views are lovely as it is set in a green area overlooking trees and grass. The building is very old, dating back to the 15th century adding to its traditional style.

Went with my wife and a couple of friends and dined at ther Chequers for the first time…read more A really welcoming gastro pub with real ale on tap - staff were friendly and attentive and we all agreed that the food was out of this world ! I was not surprised to subsequently learn that Neal (the pubs owner) had been head chef at the five star South Lodge Hotel (where HM Gov hosted the latest round of G20 talks) - their loss is our gain. Cannot praise the food and service highly enough - no wonder it made the top 50 in a survey of UK Gastro Pubs run by the Independant Newspaper! A little pricy if you think of it as pub grub at £35 per head (but that did include three rounds of drinks and a tip) but the food, staff and ambience of the place set it far above a mere pub and well into posh nosh territory ! Highly recommended.

by far the best food for miles around with friendly waitress service can't praise it enough. you…read morepays your money you takes your choice though.

Very near the village green this pub has low beams ,so mind your head ,it is a case of duck or…read moregrouse here, a flagstone floor and plenty of nooks and crannies for private sessions, legal ones of course, it has a paved terrace, and an open fire, and a farm shop too!!