King William IV in Mole Valley

Cosy pub nestled alongside a walking trail not far from Box Hill with fantastic food and service. Definitely recommend!

A tasty Sunday roast lamb enjoyed with lots of humour from Tony the host who really took care of us. All staff friendly and our Beagle enjoyed the visit too! Definitely worth another visit.

Very enjoyable lunch, two & 1/2 roasts, calamari & beefsteak nachos. Super helpful staff, good atmosphere, lovely setting & delicious food. Will definitely return.. only cash tips..

A beautiful little pub with stunning garden views. The food was outstanding along with the very friendly and efficient service. Will definitely be going back.

Another happy return to the King William 1V, good food and attentive staff/many thanks Tony/and the views are spectacular. Very enjoyable, we’ll be back!

A delightful gem of a restaurant which is clearly very popular. We squeezed in a reservation online, but it was packed (on a Wednesday evening). This is an enchanting location with a scenic view, a genial host and great food. We had risotto and calamari as our two mains. Thoroughly recommended.

Great location, great views, great food and service, lovely staff. What more could you want ? A lovely English country pub operating at the top of its game. Will definitely be returning.

We enjoyed our Sunday lunch here as a family. My husband and I both had roast dinners, which were lovely, and my kids had the beef nachos and beef baguette, which they both thought were delicious. The pub has a great view, and was very family and dog friendly.

This was such a nice end to our hike. The vegan Sunday roast was delicious,and the pub is beautiful and charming. The staff were amazing as well!

We really enjoyed our Friday evening meal here. Beautiful views and excellent service and a delicious menu. Highly recommend

We had a great lunch on the terrace, wonderful view and Abby A provided excellent service. Recommend. Thanks!!

Lovely pub, beautiful setting, great food and service. Abby and Siana made sure we were looked after.

The staff were very helpful and attentive. Portions are very big and the food tasty. Visited recently for lunch and then again for an evening meal - both times we all really enjoyed our meals.

My wife and 2 year old stopped for lunch while on the Whitehill to Mickleham walk. Perfect spot about halfway on that walk, with really nice shaded outdoor seating and booster seat for our daughter.The food was great, and staff were really friendly.Top tips: the nachos are amazing. There is a new playground down in the nearby park!

Lovely location and view. However, no high chair… gave me a portable lunch box style boaster seat. And it was dirty and flimsy. Not safe at all for children. I didn’t use it !Ordered pizza cheese and tomato for my son from the children menu.It was a burger bun head with tomato ketchup and cheese. Tasted and looked horrible! Even my 18 month didn’t eat it! He ate the chips only. The roast is standard wasn’t amazing. It is very expensive for you pay for. Guess you pay for the view only.Ordered sparking water.. the boy jus my gave me a bottle no glass what so ever. Asked for some extra napkin he gave me a kitchen blue towel roll and said that’s all they had! Will not be visiting again.

Would recommend this place to anyone, amazing place, Amazing view, Amazing staff. The food was soooo good. The atmosphere was made by Tony. Man is a legend.

Crab & chips, enjoying an unspoilt view of rolling Surrey hills - perfect. We missed our 1pm slot on a busy Sunday lunchtime but Eamonn gave us a warm welcome and a table on the terrace. Friendly young staff, prompt service (despite being busy) and a chip experience - don't know how they achieve the slightly fluted shape but makes for lovely crunch. Take some cash though - they can't accept tips on the card and lockdown meant none of us had anything to show our appreciation of a thoroughly enjoyable occasion. The waitress spared our blushes, cheerily assuring us that was fine and she was out of the habit of carrying ready money too. Lovely spot, great food, nice staff = 5 star rating.

Genuinely spectacular food, service, beer, views, & atmosphere. Thanks so much for the amazing lunch experience.A particular thanks to Abigail for the first rate service and great banter, and to the chef for the slow roasted lamb (to die for).This place IS well worth a visit.

We have been here so many times and never tire of the view. We had lunch and were served by Frederica who was charming and attentive and the food was delicious - we didn’t want to leave!

Abigail provided excellent service, going above and beyond to help accommodate dietary needs and pregnancy hankerings (due credit to the chef too for cooking the risotto from scratch). A lovely evening in a beautiful setting. Thank you!

So me and my partner had our sons karate tournament here in dorking, we searched for many pubs on TripAdvisor and this place looked nice, and I wasn’t wrong. It took us a little while to find out where to park, it is located up a fairly steep hill within some beautiful gardens. We found if you park at the bottom of the hill next to the dual carriage way and walk up to the pub will be best.Once you get to the pub it is breathtaking, absolutely lovely views of the countryside, lovely seating area outside , very well laid out tables with decorative wood furnishings. The owners or management who served us was fantastic and the food was exceptional . I had the Wagyu beef burger and it was amazing and my partner being a vegetarian had the cheese and onion quiche was fantastic. Lots of craft beers , local ales etc…Nothing to fault for us, absolutely loved it here and will be returning soon!!!Many thanks for a lovely meal on 2nd July 2021

Good food, well cooked, nice portions, attentive staff, lovely views - whats not to like. WE had the beef and the lamb.

Visited yesterday for lunch. Beautiful pub, quickly served with drinks, followed by an amazing crab lunch. Staff were so friendly and efficent, in paricular Tony. What a great funny man. There should be a Tony in every pub! :-)

Had a lovely Sunday lunch on our way back to the M25 after a weekend in Surrey. Food was really nice and enjoyed sitting in their picturesque garden. Great service from the whole team, Charlotte most notably was fab!

Lovely meal and great service from Tony. Recommend the nachos and the locally brewed shere drop. Enjoyed every minute.

I love this pub love the service and the food! Tony served us all night tonight and it's been an absolute pleasure love coming here. IF YOU HAVEN'T BEEN GET YOURSELF DOWN!

We went here on a recommendation and are glad we did as would not have known about it otherwise - fantastic food, gorgeous views and wonderfully friendly owner and staff - they could not have made us feel more welcome- went for my dad's birthday and would definitely recommend a visit here - especially if the weather is good. I will be returning for sure

We are frequent customers of the pub, however my friends and I will no longer be visiting again.The food was good, however, we received some really foul mannered service you wouldn’t expect from any establishment from one of the managers. The other waitresses were good.We had previously booked for a table outdoors for 6 where we had ask for outdoors specifically as we had at risk friends joining. We were shortly escorted indoors, and when we pointed out that we had asked for an outdoor table the only response was “it’s this or nothing and you can wait on the side”. Throughout the whole dining process the manager (who was not wearing a mask like the other waitresses) would push us to order quicker in an aggressive and inappropriate manner, and we even overheard him telling other waitresses how he thought we were out of line requesting an outdoor table (even though we had booked one) ....whilst he was standing next to our table so we could hear the whole thing. We shortly saw tables outdoors that were available......We used to come frequently, but never again . Avoid this place if you want to be treated like 2nd class citizens.

Firstly, this pub does excellent roasts - really good - tasty, plentiful and definitely a cut above your average pub Sunday offering. The staff - especially a young gentleman who only recently started - are friendly and communicative and very helpful. However, I know this isn't a gastro pub or fine dining but I'd still like to see a more varied menu that either changes regularly or is complimented by a small specials board to add a bit of variety. I've been here 3 times since re-opening, and to be honest - I'm bored with the menu. Everything's ok - the burger, fish and chips.. all decent and fine for lunch or family supper (though a little pricey in my opinion) but not what I call an exciting evening meal. Nachos are very good and a bit different - but I can't eat them every visit! The spinakopita is quite good and a step out of the norm, but if you've visited Greece, you may find it lacking in flavour... and again feels more lunch than dinner to me. If only there could be a steak and a fish/seafood main or maybe duck or similar. Nothing fancy - just quality produce simply cooked. I also think to serve a Hendricks Gin with lemon and not cucumber is poor, but maybe most people aren't bothered. Desserts are rather uninspiring and all a bit dated. I feel that maybe this pub is possibly trading on its location and historical popularity. You have a lot going for you - please don't loose sight of what's important. I want to keep coming but I need a bit of inspiration please!

We received fantastic service from Chloe and Poppy today! Delicious Spanokopta too. Yealands Sauvignon Blanc slipped down nicely.

Sunny day, and pub was busy, but only one staff member working. However she stayed calm and coped well with the situation. The pub garden is delightful, and the food was absolutely delicious. Good quality ingredients, a well thought out menu, and generous portion sizes. In all a very tasty meal in a lovely location and friendly staff. Definitely recommend.

We found the staff friendly however they really need to pay attention to the garden areas, the grass needed a good cut and there were old bits of rubbish amongst the grass where we sat. We were told not to sit on a larger table as we were only a group of 4 and so you feel a bit like you are welcome as long as you are spending money on food and will be afforded a table depending on how much they think you will spend. Kids pizza turned out to be a burger bun with tomato ketchup and piece of melted cheese on top need to improve.

We came here for a romantic dinner after the lockdown restrictions have been lifted. We did not book a table in advance but on arrival the friendly owner found a cozy table for two for us. The food was superb! I had calamari and my boyfriend had fish and chips. High recommend these! Service was super quick, our drinks arrived instantly. All staff were super friendly! Nice ambience, outdoor heaters and genuinely romantic atmosphere, what else to wish for...ah! to come back!

Lovely lunch at this pub, excellent roast lamb and vegitarian roast. The kids roast was perfect. Highly reccommend. The parking on the road is a little tight out the front.

Such a great location, almost like walking up steps into a secret garden. We had the Sunday roast (chicken and veggie roasts) and the food was excellent, generous portions and very friendly staff who looked after us well, (thank you to Ella for serving us!). Looking forward to our next visit already!

This is a fabulous pub with outstanding food and a great selection of beers. The calamari, nachos and Sunday roasts are outstanding. Can not recommend highly enough. We now know the staff really well; Eamon and Anne could not be more welcoming.

Very popular pub which is hidden away but in easy reach of Box Hill. Staff very welcoming and tables good sizes. The chardonnay was delicious and the chicken sunday roast was amazing and beautifully presented. Private pub and clearly a family business who take a significant pride in how they deliver food to their customers. We have booked for the bank holiday as looking forward to sitting on the level which has the most amazing views. Thank you for a lovely experience!

I was so excited to visit this pub,but was hugely disappointed. Greated by stressed staff/owner, under a dark tarpaulin, although weather was nice.Staff too busy to be seen chatting briefly and food was disappointing. Roast was sweet and overcooked, although the gravy was delish.I think we must have caught them on an off day as I'm sure this isn't how they would want to represent such a lovely pub. They had plenty of staff, but running around without any care for the clients.

Our first visit evening out for ages. I emailed to see if we needed to book ( although we only wanted to come for a drink). Got a prompt friendly reply from Eamonn. When we arrived we were greeted by friendly young lady. We had a nice seat in the evening sunshine and enjoyed the views to Norbury Park. All very organised and welcoming. Good cover and heaters outside. Garden pretty and terraced. Young lady called Sharna served us. All in all a lovely pub and we will come back to eat soon, as food looked good

We had a delicious dinner at the King William IV. Fish and chips and the burger were lovely and fresh. The views are phenomenal and they have some incredible outdoor seating at lots of different levels across the garden - a really unique spot! Abigail and Sharna were delightful, very attentive and super friendly, made us feel ever so welcome and we will most definitely be back!! Thank you for a lovely evening ☺️

Such a good atmosphere! Pretty garden with beautiful views; a cosy covered seating area with plenty of heaters; good food and friendly, welcoming staff - especially Abigail, who served our table! Thanks for a lovely evening :)

After reading some negative feedback on here, I was concerned. However we decided to stick with it and so so glad we did. Honestly, the best welcome by the owners / managers, this immediately gave us a good feel. Outdoor seating is set in a lovely garden, views are exceptional. Service was friendly and quick. We all loved our meals, drinks were reasonably priced and a local IPA for my husband was a treat (though I do recommend it is served colder). Highly recommend a visit!

Excellent food, delightful staff, great view, great atmosphere, great prices. We Loved it - thank you!

We stopped here on an impromptu visit, and as we passed whilst walking the Box Hill hike. We were seated really quickly and water was brought for the dogs. We were served by a few staff who were all friendly and helpful, especially Josie who had a smile throughout and was very accommodating. It's not easy at the moment with the regulations and having everyone outside but they all managed really well even though the pub was very busy. The crab was delicious. We would come again.

We had looked forward to our first meal out following the latest lockdown but, to be honest, it was disappointing, starting upon arrival when they had trouble finding our reservation.Service was a bit slow and neglectful, eg we had to ask for milk and sugar for the tea and coffee. No spoon for the coffee but we just made do with sharing one spoon as given up asking for things by then!Food was acceptable, apart from the fried eggs being undercooked.Some bother finding the gents toilets - as incorrectly signposted. The hand drier didn't work.The best thing was the lovely views.

Excellent take away roast dinner for Mother’s Day, i booked in advance and was ready to collect on time. Portions were generous and was delicious. Compliments to the chef and staff.

So we have traveled the country from corner to corner and have to say that this is one of the best Sunday Roasts I have ever tried. Specially the Lamb oh my. I’ve got two favourite places where we go for the Sunday Roast and this is one of them. Today we had a take away roast and it was just magical sitting outside in the Mickleham park munching away on this yummy roast.

My Wife and I wanted to enjoy an evening meal out after weeks in lockdown! We know the King William well, having used it during the summer when the views are sensational.So we booked dinner at The King William and were not disappointed. Due to the current restrictions we anticipated eating out side under the various awnings and kept well warm with the gas heaters. It was great to see so many people enjoying themselves too. We were therefore very pleased to be offered a seat inside by the fire! We choose the home l made pies and Cloe looked after us, the service was perfect. All at a very reasonable cost too: highly recomended

We loved this country pub, the Sunday roast was delicious along with the calamari starter. As we had been on a hike we rightly justified pudding. I had the apple crumble which always very good but my friend had the sticky toffee pudding which I will have next time as it’s fantastic. The service was on point and there was a good atmosphere. Highly recommended!

The food was some of the best pub food I have ever eaten! And what an amazing view. Quirky friendly staff. The only pub to visit if you’re walking around Box Hill!

Friendly service. Good Covid Rules.Nice Roast. £17.95 for lamb or beef so a bit pricey.Such a shame when licenced trade has followed all advice including track and trace on entry and now going into lockdown.Parking absolute nightmare. Very narrow on road parking. Nowhere to turn around if no space so reversing down the hill is challenging.

Lovely place with a beautiful landscape! The outside space is so nice and cozy. The food is really good and they offer typical British food A small jewel in the beautiful Surrey countryside !

We stopped here for a bite to eat after a walk at Box Hill. The entrance felt quite magical with the fairy lights and hedge. All COVID secure and 1 way system in place with staff wearing masks.Local beers were a real treat. Pie & Mash was great (Chicken & Leek) - all members of our party were happy with the food. The chef also knocked up a special dish for our friend who suffers with stomach issues which was a nice touch.The young lad (he mentioned he was new) who served us was real attentive and properly sorted us out. Manager/Owner also came over and had a chat with us. Great pub with great food/beers and views. Definitely worth a visit!

We got a warm welcome from the landlord/manager Tony having wandered in it short notice, a seat by a crackling open fire, a lovely IPA on tap and dinner that hit the spot. A lovely characterful country pub.

We arrived having booked and after climbing a very steep garden path (One way system) were shown outside on a cold windy day to a draughty table that we could barely get in to let alone socially distance. The menu was very 'thin' with basically burgers - beef, lamb, chicken, veggie and very little else. No fish no basic meat dishes. Prices were higher than last time £16 for a burger and some overcooked fries I think is taking the mickey. In the end when drinks were served we asked and were reluctantly allowed to eat inside. The meals were served with 3 of us with overcooked fries! Bill - over £100 for a basic lunch with a round of drinks. This is not the William IV we knew before lockdown...Sorry you have lost our trade

I like this pub and my wife and I have had many delightful lunches there with friends............................until yesterday.I know that pubs are struggling post-Covid but this was NOT a good experience. For a start, the steep one-way system rules it out for disabled people, high steps and a steep path.Our pre-booked table was outside. OK in June, unpleasant on a chilly October day. We asked to move inside. No problem with that (but we were the only ones indoors)Then came the menu......................this used to be a good gastropub, the current menu is overpriced burger bar. No fish, no steak, no chicken but four sorts of burger with factory made frozen fries. There were quite a few vegetarian options but nothing that suggested proper "home cooking".The prices were inflated, £16 for a burger fries and garnish is excessive.I know pubs are desperate to recoup losses post-lockdown, but William IV is going about it the wrong way......quality DOWN, prices UPI have had lunch at four other pubs in the past month. All of them were vastly better, even under the current limits.I like this pub as it was, I did not like it as it is now.Good bye, William IV. You are off my list. You are in a competitive business and you are not matching up to your reputation or your competition

We ate here in August 16th. Service was excellent and garden setting definitely worth a visit. Food and wine list decent. Abigail gave us brilliant personable service.

I've stopped here for a drink many times over the years when doing the Box Hill hike. It's a lovely spot with a great view from the garden. This time I decided to have a Sunday roast. The waitresses were very nice, the food arrived quickly, but the meal itself was a massive disappointment. The price was £18, which is at the top end of the range for a roast in a pub, so I expected a top end roast. One side of the plate was empty except for a thin layer of orange pureed vegetable (I never worked out what the orange puree was as there was too little to taste). There were 3 vegetables: a few sliced carrots, some pickled red cabbage and 2 small pieces of cauliflower. The carrots and cabbage tasted nice. I'm not sure if the cauliflower was supposed to be cauliflower cheese, if it was there was too little sauce to taste. There were 3 small, barely roasted potatoes. On top of the vegetables were 3 wafer thin slices of beef and a medium sized Yorkshire pudding. Top top things off was a miserable little dribble of gravy. I've never had so little gravy on a Sunday roast. Overall the size of the meal was so small that it could have been made by Weightwatchers. It didn't fill me up at all. I've had a lot of Sunday roasts in country pubs this Summer, this was by far the worst as well as the most expensive.

We planned a return to Surrey to catch up with friends and of course, had to return to this lovely pub. The set up works very well and we all felt safe, the beer is still as good as I remember and the food is fantastic. The staff were friendly, informed and helpful. If you haven’t been I can thoroughly recommend this delightful, tucked away pub with stunning views. 5*

I took my family to the king bill last weekend,were regulars... I myself had the quiche and I thought it was excellent,and I'm a chef... This is a brilliant pub. Views are stunning and the staff are excellent... Highly recommended

I can’t tie in the rave reviews on here for this pub with our experience.Yes, the views are great, no doubt about that, and the set-up in the garden is pretty, and the young ladies serving were polite, etc, though we had only short exchanges with them.The food was the problem. The quality per se and the quality in relation to the prices, eg I had a school dinner standard slice of cheese quiche with fries and a handful of salad. The fries were only given because I pointed out that the meal as it stood: quiche and salad (with no fries) was £14 (!) and that was a bit steep! Not much! So they gave me some fries with it. Come on, £14 for quiche and salad?! And as I say, the quiche was no better than school dinner or supermarket standard. The salad was ok, fairly uninspiring, the fries were fine. By the by, be careful of the salt cellars - I took the lid off and turned it upside down to put some salt on my salad and a lot of very large salt grains left from the previous use fell onto my salad and made half of it inedible. And note salt cellars - not very COVID-clever. Talking of which, there was no track and tracing there, which there was in another pub garden I ate in lately.My dad’s baguette with good ham in it, with crisps on the side, was fine, he said, though I guess it should have been for £11! £11 for a baguette and some crisps. Unreal again. The other prices were also silly, for non-gastro and not even good pub food: eg 16.50 for burger and chips. I told the waitress my meal was really disappointing. She said sorry but that was that. The manager didn’t come over to ask anything about our meal or apologise. He was busy chatting to the staff and the regulars, not worrying about passing trade like us. If we pass again, we won’t be going in again.

A great early evening venue and location to watch the sun go down with excellent food and drink. Helpful, friendly and attentive waitress service from Abigail, Chloe, Becca and Charlotte, ensured a perfect occasion in the Surrey Hills.

Lovely atmosphere, good food, good service from Shauna, no service charge and not set up to take tips by card.

We stopped here for drinks. It is a lovely rustic setting. The staff were very friendly and helpful and the pub had good Covid19 restrictions in place.

An utterly lovely evening! We had such a warm welcome from Eamon and were served by Anna, who was fantastic and couldn't do enough for us. So lucky to have this brilliant pub so close by.

Great secret location with stunning views. Friendly and welcoming staff especially Anna and Charlotte. Great waitresses!! Dog friendly and go service. Will be back again

A superb venue , lovely food, a fabulous views. The service was swift and friendly from Becky and Charlotte.

After a visit to Box Hill with its breathtaking views we looked up this pub on Tripadvisor. Sitting in the garden with suitably distanced tables and all sanitising etc in place, with lovely views, we enjoyed great food and the warm welcome from Eamon, the owner. Highly recommended!

Absolutely stunning late afternoon Visit. A beautiful pub nicely tucked away , with glorious views. The staff were absolutely marvellous, welcoming and respectfully attentive. Abigail and co were all on point , friendly and very engaging. Views, food, atmosphere and staff made for a wonderful visit and a lasting impression. Thank you.

Very impressed with how they have made the pub Covid safe so we can start enjoying it again. Also massively impressed with Abigail and Charlotte who looked after us brilliantly and made us feel very welcome. Fabulous evening with great food and lovely ambiance, we'll be back again very soon.

I came here before walking up Box Hil. The weather was really nice and they sat us in the garden where we made the most of the sun while we had a couple of drinks. For food we ordered the crab and calamari, both of which were excellent. The service was wonderful from the manager and from the waitress, Abby, both of whom made us feel very comfortable eating their and were aware of social distancing. The restaurant has a one way system to enable social distancing which was appreciated. I will definitely return next time I am back to tackle Box Hill!

A spur of the moment Sunday lunch with excellent vegan burger and great service from Abi and Charlotte in the newly opened side garden. It was a lovely, long awaited pint of Shere Drop too.

Last night, we visited the King William IV for the first time in many years. Despite the cooler weather and that all seats are currently outside (with covering for rain or intense sunshine) it was a real pleasure to be here and enjoy the view across to Norbury Park. The welcome from the lively Chloe and Abby was very warm and friendly, and they continued in much the same way throughout our visit. Food was lovely, the individual home-made quiche was excellent as was the lamb burger. Washed down with some excellent wine and local beer made for a good meal out, and al at very good prices. We will be heading back there soon and not waiting years before enjoying a meal there again

We went for supper after a walk in the Surrey Hills. The pub garden has stunning views over the countryside. Anna and Charlotte our waitresses were brilliant - noticing whenever we wanted something, without being intrusive. The crab salad with fries and ploughmans were excellent - fresh, tasty and arrived quickly.Every outside table has a huge umbrella so it would be ok in the rain or if very hot outside. Highly recommended

Our first meet up with our best friends since lockdown. A lovely relaxed lunch and fabulous service from Chloe & Becka,thanks so much Caroline & John Dransfield

Just come back from a lovely lunch at this pub. First visit and will definitely go back. Thank you Abi and Chloe for looking after us - you were lovely!

We visited for lunch with friends. Made very welcome I had a ploughman’s which is unusual these days. Lovely meal. Becca and Chloe were really efficient and friendly. Great location and will definitely go back

Visited in Aug 2020, menu was simple but great range, both meals were very tasty. Great beer on hand pull too. Only outdoor seating which was perfect - very Covid complaint.

Recommended this pub by a friend. Visited for lunch after walking in Box Hill. Lovely garden and outdoor seating, fantastic food, and excellent service. Staff were so friendly and accommodating. Highly recommend and hoping to visit again in the future!

Highly recommend King William IV for their warm welcome, beautiful garden setting and good food. They have put thought and effort into their set-up post-covid with a one-way system, sanitiser on entry, sanitised menus, table service, loos and friendly staff. If you are out for a walk in Box Hill, this is a great spot!

Really great to see the King William IV is still open! The pub is fully Covid compliant with a one-way system in place in the gardens. Was greeted by a member of staff who then passed us on to Abby who seated the 4 of us in the 'overflow' garden and took our order. Service was great and was good to chat to her and see how the pub/staff were coping with the new restrictions in place. Really pleased to hear that the patrons had come back! Abby looked after us with food and drink orders ,even rounding up colleagues to help her! Can't wait to come back for another visit soon and again,so pleased that they have survived this difficult period, as they fully deserve to!!!

Despite the weather had another lovely lunch under the table umbrella. Tony was his usual hilarious self donning a bin bag to serve people. Food was absolutely amazing, had the mixed ploughmans again which doesn't fail to impress. Thoroughly recommend a visit - come rain or shine!

Great garden space beautifully kept. Indoors not currently open. Very pleasant and attentative service especially by Tony and the young lady. The squid tempura was excellent. So incredibly fresh and flavoursome. Felt very safe one way in and one way out. Only comment is this pub is up steep steps and this could be an issue for some. Lots of people walking in so I would suggest booking in advance. Easy to park in front of the Frascati restaurant just off the main road.

We stumbled upon this idyllic pub post hike and Tony our waiter was simply the best! I would come to this pub just for Tony!

Possibly the best peroni I've ever had in my entire life. The taps must be a wonder of the modern world. Fantastic tipple of the ol' taste buds I'll never be able to go back. It's all downhill from here. Oh god.

After 4 months with a large lack of draught larger, finding a local pub with amazing views and top quality pints was a must. Enter the King William IV. Upon arrival it was very good to see the pub was following precautions related to the COVID virus such as a one way system, table survice and hand sanitization. The pint of Peroni was was amazing and I could not recommended this establishment more. Cheers to Tony, just what this man needed.

Just had a great pint of IPA, in the garden over looking the Surrey Hills! Fantastic service and great to see thorough COVID precautions! Brilliant; will be back soon! Thanks Tony and the rest of the team at King William IV!

Lovely place for Sunday roast after a walk at Box Hill. Really welcoming staff and allowed dogs. Would highly recommend. We had the roast lamb, roast beef and duck salad and all were delicious!

Second week in a row at this lovely pub, following the 8 mile box hill hike. There is no better way to finish the walk then with a pint of Shere Drop and a delicious Roast dinner at the King Willy. We will be back again soon!

Lived in Dorking for ages and never discovered this lovely place before. Unpretentious, cosy and very friendly, with a good menu of both meaty and veggie options, without being gastro. A new regular for us!

I took my mum back to this pub after a few years. It was cosy and welcoming and the food service was quick and delicious. My mum wanted to watch the rugby and the landlord invited her to join him and his family. The girls at the bar (Chloe and Abigail) kept the place spotlessly clean and were kind and attentive. The summer jazz nights sound great- can't wait for another fruity gin. Definitively one of my favorite pubs ever.

We recently had lunch with friends at the King Billy. The service was friendly and good and the food was excellent. It helped that it was a sunny, clear day, so we had a wonderful view across to Norbury Park.

A small, quaint, old pub with roast dinners on the menu at £17.95 and good reviews. We hedged our bets but came away losers.The starters we tried: calamari which was fresh, well cooked and very nice, chicken goujons, over cooked and bland. Garlic bread with cheese - apparently well received. Mains of roast lamb, roast beef and nachos with beef chunks and special sauce, much less so. The lamb was very nice, cooked slowly and tender. The potatoes had obviously been par boiled, with a heavy emphasis on the par and then tossed in the pan with no fat, oil or flavour. They were not soft, crispy or tasty. The Yorkshires were big, tasteless and offered nothing. The vegetables were cooked in butter or marg with no seasoning and the gravy tasted of less than bisto. So very disappointing. It was a cold day and the door next to our table didn't close unless the person using it, closed it. So for the dozen or so times that staff, smoking drinkers or the landlord walked through and let it fall back on its own, there was a six inch gap for us to feel the January air. The older gent who greeted us was at least friendly, everyone else including the landlord offered no warmth or interest in us. Suffice to say, we will not be going back.

Thank you Tony and Anna and all for very friendly service, warm welcome and fab food. The nachos were fab and the teardrop pudding ...we all thoroughly enjoyed our meals and the wine recommend actions too

Friendly people with fantastic food & environment. The best burger, pie & apple crumble. Will definitely be back many times.

Very friendly service Abigail and Tony could not have been more helpful. The food was delicious and the service was excellent!

We wanted somewhere local for a birthday dinner and the King William was perfect. Tony was very welcoming and showed us to a great table by the log fire. A limited menu but excellent. We’ll be back to try the signature dessert!

At the end of the decade you don't expect a gem like King William IV to come along, but believe, it can happen to you.

Beautiful pub, delicious food, and absolutely incredible staff! Everyone was super friendly (Tony particularly) and made us feel super welcome. Will definitely be visiting again and highly recommend to everyone and anyone!!!!! PS. Loved Tony’s Mickey Mouse tie!!!!!

Looking for some nice food after the manic christmas period! Greeted my Tony, lovely host, great atmosphere and the best roast! Quick service, will definitely be back!