The Crossways Inn in Waverley - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Friendly service and great ales as always. We visit regularly.

Great place with a superb lanlord Theresa

A proper pub, as I remember pubs from growing up

First visit for 6 years and it hasn't changed (thank goodness). Great well conditioned beer (Directors was exemplary) and a terrific range of crisps, dogs, warm indoors, no pretentious nonsense although I'd love to see some "craft" cans in there (not supermarket craft, proper craft) and some pork/vegan pies with pickles. But I won't mark a pub down for being a proper beer pub in a county that guzzles wine and cocktails.

A proper old-fashioned village pub, busy with locals and welcoming to visitors. It features in CAMRA's regional inventory of pubs with historic interiors. The lovely landlady has been here for 30 years and serves a range of 4 real ales and 3 traditional ciders. No food but you can eat your sandwiches in the bar (a good village shop is very close-by).

Welcoming Space and a proper Pub, well worth a visit...

Brilliant local pub, Theresa is the best Landlady going!

Friendly traditional pub good selection of real ales. Great host how pubs were years ago.

Nice pub but lack of a food menu a bit disappointing

Had my first trip to the Crossways last Sunday and thoroughly enjoyed myself! The beer festival was running and not only was there a great selection but all the ales were in fantastic condition! Honestly the best beers I’ve had in a long time. The staff were amazing and the pub itself is clean, pleasant and still captures the traditional pub style and atmosphere. Despite a super busy bar the staff were quick and attentive and really friendly. Stayed for the very popular quiz which was great fun. A top way to spend a Sunday evening and can’t wait to come back!

Came here on a Friday afternoon for some food with my son. Greeted with a nice friendly smile and the strong smell of beer to be told, “Food is tomorrow”. Ok then.

Really solid little pub with a lovely outside area, the flowers and borders are so well kept. Lots of different Bees, which is a plus for my daughter!The bar was friendly and the beer was fresh even if the selection was a little old school. Definitely worth a stop on the way up the hill

Great pub for a friendly welcome and good pint, hope to be back soon

One of the last old school public houses ,the best ale around and great atmosphere and a lovely garden to chill

Great local friendly pub. Always a warm welcome

A proper community pub. Fab ales, friendly locals and very dog friendly.

Lovely original pub. Great for good Ales. Always a warm welcome.

Our favourite pub. No loud music. No Internet Just great people and great drinks Pepople

Popped in for a drink with my son, the place is brilliant a proper pub without menu's on tables. I loved it and we'll be in on Thursday night for another pint.

Nice local pub, seemed a bit "cliquey" but the bar lady let me charge my phone behind the bar so happy days.

A lovely evening in a quintessential English beer garden. Many thanks as always to the wonderful Trish who serves a perfect pint!

Well worth a visit excellent beers and the food is great, pity about the bus service! Check the bus time tables, busses stop running early evening, last one about 7.30 ish.

The best real ale pub in Surrey. Beer festival this weekend 03 June 22

Excellent always. A great local pub with first class staff and Landlady.

A great pub, very friendly and with great beers

Great choice of beers. A real village pub - no gastro here, although when Teresa is doing food (C-19 has halted it for now) it's good and wholesome. Teresa is the epitome of a village pub landlady (hope that's not sexist).

Called in while waiting for the bus. Welcoming staff and friendly locals.

Wonderfully old fashioned with ale from the cask.

Great pub very good food ale is great I be going back with family again great staff and friendly locals

Lovely beer garden and great selection of beers.

Super good staff nice all round

We stay in hotels/Inns all over the world frequently for work and pleasure with a big dog and just this week this was our second stay of the week in a hotel. We wanted to have a chilled getaway in a countryside to escape London. We booked the Four Poster Bed Room, mostly because wanted to relax in the Spa Bath after a long week and walking with the dog in the countryside. Check in was smooth and friendly, views from the room were amazing and room was clean and nice as well as the bathroom. Pretty much everything from there went downhill. First warning sign, we were informed that restaurant is fully booked, but we get a table in a bar to sit with the dog but there was not more than handful of customers. Drinks were good, dinner was absolutely disaster. Burger was horrendous, we had a way better one at Glastonbury's Morrisons cafe next day for fraction of the price. Dirty fries with pulled pork where frozen chips that were cooked in the oven, pulled pork was tasteless and over cooked and clearly heated from the freezer. I was not expecting gourmet experience but this made school cafeteria meal taste good. Then everything went even more downhill. The Room did not have ANY hot water. We informed one of the waiters and he went immediately try to fix the issue, who kindly informed us after 10pm that boiler is not working. So no hot tub experience or shower for us after day of walking. No hot water before 10am next morning, when the check out time is. No shower until at home. We mentioned this to a very rude check out person who did not offer any compensation or apology, things do happen and boilers break down but how situation was handled by the reception staff in the morning was very rude, since you would expect hot water at your rooms or at least apology for lack of it after paying £230 pounds all together to the hotel. What makes this stay even more confusing, was the fact that we both agreed that the breakfast was absolutely AMAZING, I had Egg Benedict and I have never had better, not in London's or NYC expensive restaurants. My partner agreed same with his full English. Also, two of the waiting staff were absolutely amazing and seemed to pretty much run everything between fixing boilers to making cocktails and making guests to feel comfortable while other staff, that was numerous was just standing around. It is a really shame I had to write this review since seems that the Crossways has a lot of potential, for example if the dinner quality would match their breakfast, I would drive there just for the food for 2,5h. And that rest of the staff apart from 2 waitress/bartender would learn basics of working in a restaurant/hotel.

Lovely locals pub with a good range of beer and friendly staff.

Lovely local pub with an everyone knows everyone atmosphere whilst still being really welcoming, we love to visit here any time we are in or passing through village. It's always nice to chat to the regulars and to to the staff who always seem to be up for a chat. Definitely stop by if you're on your way through!

Great pub, good food at reasonable prices and friendly service.

Old style boozer which specialises in Ciders

Very cozy place with delicious local ales

Lovely welcome and a delicious lunch that was great value.

What a gem. Really friendly. Was looking at houses in the area so obviously needed to try pubs as well!! Happy days as this will be my local.

Proper old school pub, great beer and atmosphere.

It's everything that a traditional pub should be, good food, good atmosphere, friendly and not a Duke box in sight, and finally one of the best kept cellars in the south.

A nice traditional village pub, with a good selection of real ales and proper pub grub.

Great pub, nice people, good beer, my local, superb staff. Go there you will not be disappointed.

Great selection of ales, friendly, knowledgeable staff. A great experience all round for a discerning ale drinker.

We had a great lunch plenty of it. Every one in the pub was very happy and friendly.

Great cider but WiFi is not Great

Lovely landlady. Always welcoming

Great pub with good range of ciders and ales. The landlady is lovely and very helpful. Good village location too.

Just dropped in first time after various people recommended it as fine establishment. And they were so right. The perfect local with great beers and a charming welcoming landlady.

Really friendly and excellent beer

Tired pub , although would seem popular with locals, so I bet the food although traditional is good, wouldn't know myself as only popped in for a drink . Shame as it lacked soul and needed a bit of TLC, I might have returned to soak in the atmosphere and try the food, if it had been better.

My old local any body who loves real beers and real cider will love you this place

Very friendly staff. Service with a smile. A genuine local pub and a great atmosphere. Highly recommended.

Great atmosphere, excellent choice of beers and other drinks, wonderful staff. Free house. This is a proper pub, not a glitzy gastro fancy.

If you want to relax, spend time and have a drink with lovely people in a traditional English pub you can't fault this place. If you want to update your Instagram with selfies go elsewhere.

This place was a little shining beacon in my hour of need. Having got caught in the bad weather unable to get up any of the surrounding hills to get back on the A3, I took respite in this pub. With my battery on 10%, the landlady gave me what I needed to charge my phone and the locals kept my spirits up and offered my advice on the best way to go. Feeling rested, I was motivated and inspired to takle the Hindhead Hill, making it up on the second attempt. Thank you.

Great pub, great beers, great stuff and a real local atmosphere

Great beer, thats well kept and served with a smile!

Friendly traditional local pub. Cider and beer festivals recommended!

A real 9ld fashioned free house. Excellent beers

A propery English pub with outstanding beers and Cider's,only wish this was not so far up and down hills from home, food perfect,what else would a person wish for?

Great real ale, friendly staff. The perfect village pub.

Fantastic visit to the ever wonderful Crossways last night. Beer festival weekend with 40 great beers and a load of ciders. Great atmosphere, really buzzing! Superb pub!

Good old fashioned pub, best real ales in the area

Cracking local village pub. Real Ale, Real Cider and friendly staff

Great pub regularly serving seven real ales and four real ciders

Always friendly, excellent beer selection.

Proper English country pub. Fine range of real ales. Great atmosphere.

Best pub in the area....superb ales and always a warm welcome.

Fabulous traditional pub, with many excellent and varied real ales and friendly staff.

A drinkers pub and the start of the "Churt Crawl" AKA Inn 'n' the Indian.

My local, I love it. A friendly place with the best beer in the area - what's not to like?