Categories Eating Out-Restaurants in South East England Eating Out in Surrey: Restaurants, Afternoon Tea, Sunday Lunch, Breakfast in Surrey Sunday Lunch in Surrey, Where to Eat Sunday Lunch in Surrey
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Lovely Italian restaurant, located in Hersham village, close to Walton-on-Thames. Light, airy interior, and small outside seating area in the summer months. read more... |
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Modern restaurant and pub with rooms, in a traditional pub setting located in the Surrey countryside. The Mulberry has a fantastic reputation for both food and beer, along with a great atmosphere and nice staff! Enjoy a drink in the comfortable bar area with open fireplace, lightly coloured wood panelled walls, polished wooden floors and leather seats, or eat in the restaurant with its inviting decor of warm colours and solid modern wooden furniture, and fabulous food! Mums, Bumps and Baby Coffee Mornings, first Thursday of every month Live Music Nights New Spring Menu read more... |
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Traditional country pub in the remote setting of Friday Street, nestled in the woods beside a beautiful lake. The Stephan Langton welcomes drinkers, diners and walkers with their four legged friends. Enjoy a drink in the traditional pub setting or taste the fabulous food on offer from baguettes at the bar to the al a carte menu available in the bar or spacious restaurant.
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The Abinger Hatch has it all! A charming country pub welcoming drinkers in a cosy environment, serving real ales, premium beers, carefully selected wines and juices from the long oak bar. Delicious food served in the restaurant, pub and gardens prepared with produce from local suppliers. A large garden offering an outside bar in the warmer months, outdoor games and barbeques. But that’s not all, the Abinger Hatch is a fantastic family community pub running different events throughout the year. Whether you are adults, families, walkers or cyclists you will love the Abinger Hatch!
Lazy Sundays - Enjoy a roast up until 8pm. Book a table for four or more people after 3pm and ger a FREE carafe of wine
Hatch Quiz - Every other Sunday!
Family Time - Evening opening hours for supper brought forward to 6pm, so families can enjoy an early meal
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Built In 1872 this beautiful country house hotel has breath taking views of the Surrey and Sussex countryside. Roaring log fires, grand library, spa and leisure club, traditional Afternoon Teas and Sunday lunches in a glorious settings await you. read more... |
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Luxurious 19th century country retreat situated within 123 acres of rolling Surrey countryside. Inidvidually designed rooms, five star spa treatments, tennis courts, 9-hole golf course and award winning dining, are just some of the things you can expect to find at this grand hotel. Pennyhill Park is part of the Exclusive Hotels Group. read more... |
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Grand Victorian hotel built in 1885 and set in beautiful private grounds. Oaked paneled rooms and 57 luxury bedrooms and suites, an AA Rosette restaurant, bistro, and alfresco dining during the summer months overlooking the grounds. read more... |
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| Burford Bridge Hotel, Dorking, 01306 884561 The 4-star Burford Bridge Hotel is located at the foot of Boxhill, an outstanding woodland with magnificent views over the Surrey countryside. The cosy lounge area with an open log fire is an ideal place to enjoy an afternoon tea after a walk in the hills. The 2 AA Rosette restaurant leads out onto a terrace, with beautiful gardens and an outdoor swimming pool. There are 57 luxury rooms. |
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| Oatlands Park Hotel, Weybridge, 01932 847242 Historic 4-star country house hotel, set in 10 acres of landscaped gardens with views over Broadwater Lake. Fine dining restaurant, 144 rooms, tennis court, 9-hole 3-par golf course and fitness suite. Traditional afternoon tea served daily. |
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| Foxhills, Ottershaw, 01932 872050 Four Star luxury 19th century manor hotel, set in 400 acre of beautiful land. Formal restaurant and separate brasserie serving light meals. Two 18-hole championship golf courses and a 9-hole golf course. Spa, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, sauna and tennis courts. Traditional afternoon tea served daily. |
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| Great Fosters, The Oak Room, Egham, 01784 433822 The Oak Room restaurant is located in the historic, stunning, luxury hotel of Great Fosters. Awarded 2 AA Rossets, the restaurant offers modern English gourmet food. In the summer you can opt for a lighter bite on the terrace. |
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| The French Table, Surbiton, 0208 399 2365 The French Table has a very good reputation for the quality of its food, and to prove the point it has been awarded an AA Rosette. The long, thin restaurant is light and airy, neat with white linen table cloths. The regularly changing menu offers a variety of French dishes, some offering complex taste and experimental. This is a nice restaurant offering formal food in a relaxed, stylish environment. |
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| Parrot Inn, Forest Green, Dorking, Surrey RH5, 01306 621339 Fabulous old 17th century traditional country pub sitting opposite the village cricket green with plenty of outdoor seating. The Parrot Inn has a very good reputation for food, which can be enjoyed in either in the restaurant or in the pub area. But this is more than a food pub! The Parrot Inn has a large brick/wood bar area where locals and visitors can drink at the bar or sit down at one of the many tables. Flagstone floors, dark oak beams, cosy nooks and crannies, and a large fireplace all combine to create a great country pub atmosphere. Surprisingly, there is also a farm shop within in the pub where you can buy meat, freshly made bread and cakes, chutneys and pies. |
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| The Withies Inn, Compton, Guildford, Surrey G3, 01483 421158
Charming country pub dating back to the 16th century, with a pretty garden in which to eat during the summer months and a cosy bar with open fireplace to drink during the winter. The Withies Inn is a fabulous old pub with huge character, low beamed ceilings and an open fireplace with the smell of burning wood greet you as you walk through the door. The decor is inkeeping with the tradiional pub that it is; beautifully dim lighting, deep red and brown furnishings and wooden bar, tables and chairs. Waiters are dressed in waist coats and black ties and the food is fabulous. The Withies is a popular pub, particularly on hot summer days, and it is highly recommended that you book if you are considering visiting. During the summer months the pretty garden has gingham covered tables arranged across the lawn and on one side of the garden is the pergola with tables neatly positioned beneath, helping to provide shade whilst dining.
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