The Prince of Wales in Mole Valley

Went in at 7 10 pm with family for dinner pub half busy lots of empty tables , couldn’t or wouldn’t accommodate us , I tried to ring in before but they didn’t answer. please don’t think dinner is readily available

We used to love a walk to the Prince of Wales for a pint and a bite. Obviously under some temporary management the place has really dived. Messy garden, no tables on the grass and food that was basically inedible. Seemingly off a Brake Brothers mass menu the garlic bread was barely grilled, the pie and mash virtually inedible with gravy in a boat with unidentified stuff floating in it, my wife's jacket potato was green (poisonous) with some supposed pulled pork on top. Fullers completely missing that the pub is now the only one in an affluent area. £30 completely wasted. Won't be returning. Avoid at all costs no wonder empty on a sunny Friday lunchtime.

The new publican at the Prince of Wales, Westcott, Dorking, has just started cooking pub meals. We went for lunch on the first day and were very impressed by the food. Both the lamb shanks and the chicken burger were delicious. The service was great, too!

We took family members for lunch here and were delighted with the cuisine, it was of a high quality that you would expect in more upmarket in better surroundings. The decor was basic as was the furniture. The pub i# badly in need of a new fit out, which would certainly attract more diners. It is a shame because the pub is situated in a lovely set in the Surrey Hills, It begs an uplift ,but in the meantime it needs all the support it can get - for the excellent food.

Despite being the only place to eat out in Westcott, a charming village of over 2,000 people, and having a superb chef, the pub is sadly in need of a makeover. Neglected infrastructure has resulted in a chilly bar area, and a restaurant reminiscent of the 1950s. The publican is a fantastic chef. The menu is excellent and food produced is delicious. The bar staff are friendly and helpful, there is a lovely garden and decking area, plus a large forecourt potential, and excellent parking. It is in a great position to attract people driving past on the A25. This pub could be the heart of the village if only the decor could be more inviting.

Delightful welcome by gentle hosts to a clean and peaceful environment. We chose to eat outside on the comfortable balcony and were served quickly and efficiently by attentive family members. Ate THE most delicious roast pork with perfect vegetables and roast potatoes to die for. Too much food for me, but I still managed to finish the most delicious creme brûlée I have ever eaten. This lovely pub is a must and the family running it are a joy. Long May you be in business. I will return from Bristol again. Thank you for a perfect visit.

Excellent takeaway Sunday lunch in lockdown - very generous portions, really tasty, great value. Roast beef, roast pork, roast chicken and Veggie roast all a big hit in our house - a lovely family Sunday lunch without hours of cooking!

After enjoying excellent fish and chips in the summer we ordered a takeaway Sunday lunch in October. Thought the beef was nothing short of excellent and will definitely return.

Excellent Sunday roast plate loaded with fresh veg and lots of meat. Had the beef was so tender. Sticky toffee pudding was yummy Great service and very clean, served promptly and great staff I know they are closing for lockdown just hope they have take away will definitely support them

Comfortable pub with 2 seating areas and large car park to the side of the pub. We had delicious fish and chips and avocado and palma ham salads and the pub are very kindly still doing the Eat Out prices, too!

Visited after lockdown and was very impressed with the way everything was organised. Was even more blown away by the quality of the food and wine however. A lovely meal and excellent value for money!

Wow the most incredible lobster salad, unbelievably delicious, a chilled glass of Piqpoul de Pinet thank you for a wonderful lunch, we’ll be back!!!

Wanted to take advantage of the "Eat out to help out" scheme.The rather haughty young barman told us that it only applies if you have a meal.He maintained that eating in but just with soft drinks and snacks do not qualify.UK government advice states the opposite"This includes soft drinks and/or packaged snacks, as long as they are for immediate consumption on the premises."

Very nice landlord. Quietly sociable helpful and friendly. ( Also funny) . Arrived in Westcott to do a local walk and started with coffee and came back for lunch. Superb grilled haddock . Proper pub with locals using it ! Definitely worth a visit!

We were staying nearby and walked to the pub for dinner after a long car journey. The staff were friendly and very welcoming (as were the locals!). Our food was good, tasty, hot and good quality and there was plenty of it. Really happy to find such a good place to eat so close to our accommodation!

Pleasantly surprised about the quality of the food at this pub. Beautifully cooked vegetables and a friendly, accommodating service. Kids meals were good value and generous in size. Deserves to be busier as the steak and Kidney pudding and fish n chips were tremendous. If you want a decent pub meal near Dorking, check it out.

Nine of came here for lunch today feeling hungry after our morning walk and received a very friendly warm welcome from the charming staff. There was plenty of choice on the main menu from generous salads through to burgers and a more adventurous specials menu which included dishes such as shark steak with thai stir fry and confit duck leg as well as a Moroccan veggie option. I had the home made chicken pie with extra veg as I didn't want chips. The veg consisted of beautifully cooked broccoli and french beans as well as roasted roots. Wasn't going to have a pudding but succumbed as others ordered and had one scoop of rhubarb sorbet which came prettily presented with a garnish of half a strawberry and a little piece of chocolate wafer. The pub itself is comfortable and attractively decorated and there is an outside decked area where you can eat as well as a small garden beneath where the children can play,The biggest accolade we can give this pub is that we all said that we'll definitely come back soon...

We met up with some old friends and decided to come back to our village where we were first married and set up home and booked to have Sunday Lunch at this establishment. Staff are friendly and welcoming and shortly after we sat down our drinks order was taken and menus given. The choice was very good two of us decided on the Roast Beef, one had Scampi and one had locally sourced Trout.The Roast Beef was delicious, with a rich gravy, roast potatoes and Yorkshire Pudding but the outstanding point was the vegetables that were also served with this fish, cooked to perfection and this was made obvious by our clean plates at the end of the meal. We all had dessert which again was plenty of choice and when they arrived were nicely presented. We spent just over three hours at lunch, we were not rushed by the staff and the whole experience was very relaxed. Would highly recommend to our friends. Food is freshly cooked, prices are very good both for food and drinks. A little gem in the heart of Westcott village.

Went here two families - 3 adults 5 kids when staying nearby. We had a really lovely meal - great quality food and really good portion sizes. Had a great night and came back two days later for drinks.

Went for a drink and a meal with my partner while spending a few days in Surrey Hills and was so impressed we went back and took my son and my daughter-in-law.

A group of us called in after a 6 mile walk, didnt book and we had a great lunch and good beer. All freshly cooked and tasty. I had the local trout cooked with wine and tarragon butter sauce. Came with fresh peas, asparagus and roast potatoes. Lots to choose from on the special menu. Will be back soon.

When yo this pub as in walking distance to the surrey hill Yerts,nice pub inside,staff were good but food let it down big time! Fish’n chip was over fried. Whole pub could do with a good clean.Garden was lovey with a raised decking and a small grass garden ,best off sticking to the alcohol than the food.

Had a late Mother’s Day lunch today . Had made a booking with Amy in the week and had a reserved table in the bar . We ordered our meals 3 roasts and 2 meals off the menu . The food arrived shortly after. The food was absolutely amazing . . The roast dinners were presented well and plenty of roast potatoes and vegetables and extra gravy . My grandson and daughter had chicken goujon meals which were again perfect . All I can say is to the chef Rob ... compliments to you and your staff for a perfect Sunday lunch .

Probably the best Sunday Roast this side of everywhere ! Been eating here for the last 4 years and just so look forward to the next time I get to go ... friendly and engaging landlord who works tirelessly in the kitchen to prepare consistantly high quality , freshly cooked food. Can't recomend highly enough.

Great food great drinks top night will def return would highly recommend to others. Via large pub with a difference 👍

As usual great welcome and always really tasty food . Bar staff are great and highly recommended the prince of Wales westcott

Been here twice ad hoc, both times fabulous food great Sunday lunch lovely staff, quick service enjoyable afternoon

I was one of a party of 12 hikers who lunched here . We phoned our orders in earlier that day. This was our group's first visit to the Prince of Wales and we were very pleased with the quality of the food and service. Also, the menu prices and choice are very competitive.

After a long walk along Mole Valley , decided to stop here for a light refreshment. Not disappointed, had a good value cheese sandwich and pint, well presented and enjoyable

Nice staff, friendly place, little local pub with parking behind. Wooden tables and chairs, bit out of town but nice place for a catch up.

Very enjoyable late Sunday lunch, good size portion with selection of fresh vegetables. Only downsize was when one of our guests asked for extra gravy we were charged £2 !Would have given the pub five stars but the young girls serving drinks got the order wrong on several of them. Perhaps the more experinced staff members need to check the orders before serving.Dont be put off & enjoy, we will return.

Great place great food great staff would come back again roasts are to die for. Clean tidy and right on par with the rest of Surrey .

Had fantastic time owner was welcoming and food was great highly recommend the prince of Wales westcott .

Three of us frequent this well appointed pub. The staff are always friendly, the drinks are well poured and the food is delicious. The extensive specials menu is ever changing so even regulars can continue to enjoy trying new recipes. Overall, thoroughly recommended.

Popped in here after a long walk and were thoroughly pleased with our fish and chip lunches, pub grub as it should be. Would recommend to anyone.

Never never had such a great day the food was amazing best beef I have ever had you have to try it amazing The bar staff are so good and talkative You have to try this amazing friendly public house

I took my parents for lunch here last Sunday and the food was DELICIOUS. Two of us had roast dinners (beef and pork), there was a generous amount of meat and LOADS of gravy (which I love!) and the vegetables were cooked perfectly. My Dad had the chicken, ham and leek pie which he also enjoyed, it was obviously home made and bursting with filling. I also tried the banoffee cheesecake, this was yummy! It was very reasonably priced (unusual these days!) and the staff were really friendly. We'll DEFINITELY be back - thank you!

Had lunch after our walk and the food was tasty and well cooked. Freshly prepared food, not your average pub meal. Good beers as well. Friendly service we will back.

After a good visit for a snack lunch in the bar, I decided to take a friend for Sunday lunch and we sat in the restaurant, as the bar was busy.

Love it here. Good beer (apparently) I don’t drink it. When you need to eat, the food is great. Lager is - well lager! Gin and tonic is good. Coffee is lovely. Good place to meet up with friends.

I eat in the POW quite often given its my local also.

You did it again great Roast Beef and the gravy delicious and great service I need the recipe for your Gravy :) and your Baileys Chocolate Mouse was yummy !!

Have been past this pub so many times, but never ventured inside. After reading good reviews and needing a break during a visit nearby, we were SO pleasantly surprised. The interior and its refurbishment is relaxing and atmospheric, mixing the traditional with updated contemporary decor. We sat in the bar area, but the restaurant at the rear was appealing too.

Went to the Prince of Wales today for Sunday Lunch. The Roast Beef is excellent perfectly cooked with great yorkshire pudding and roast potatoes. The vegetables excellent and the gravy perfect. Would highly recommend. Frequently go here for Sunday lunch and the Roasts are always good.

We drink here regularly but have never eaten more than a sandwich. Had dinner here last night and was very pleasantly surprised. Chicken Ham and Leak pie was scrummy. New potatoes and carrots and broccoli were cooked to perfection. The gravy just finished it off beautifully. No dessert for me just a coffee which is equally as good as you'll get in any of the coffee houses. I recommend you try eating here.

Realmente sabrosa cena. Nos sentamos en la terraza bajo el sol, buen servicio, personal amable y excelente comida. Un menú muy variado y buen ambiente en el pub. ¡Volveremos!

Un bonito lugar para comer y beber. Limpia y familiar. Recomiendo los asados y las cervezas. Aunque el jardín es agradable jardín cercas es un poco una monstruosidad y le quita este pubs en general buena impresión.

Very good service , pleasant and efficient: pleasant atmosphere: excellent food: perfect chips , very nice steaks and lovely roast chicken an lasagne : coucous / chickpea dish could be improved : slightly soggy : ovearall 4.8 stars fo food and 5 stars to overall experience .

I had been recommended by a friend who eats here Sundays to give it a try, so decided to give it a try mid-week evening with my 2 sons and was surprised how busy it was in the restuarant, the food was beautifully presented and delicious i wanted to lick the plate, definitely shall eat their again.

We went to Westcott to visit the church. And stopped for lunch at The Prince of Wales in the village. Nice and friendly.

Popped in on a winter's walk today - the pub is situated in great walking country. Toasted sandwiches fitted the bill ( nicely served with tasty chips and a generous amount of salad) washed down with one of the well kept seasonal Fuller's ales. Friendly and attentive service in a bright and light pub. No complaints!

We called in on Christmas Eve and expected to find it fully booked but to our amazement they fitted us in. The food was excellent and we are going again today. If you are anywhere near it is definitely worth eating here. The service was excellent without being intrusive and out of the group of 5 there wasn't any who didn't enjoy their meal.

After having eaten several times at The Prince of Wales, I can only recommend it to anyone who enjoys fine food with attentive staff, friendly, hands on Management and a range of clientèle from children to O.A.Ps. The building is gorgeous, clean with beautiful décor with several rooms for any level of quiet and intimacy a diner might want. We go there as often as we can and have a great time, every time! Rob, the owner, is someone to get to know, he will make you feel right at home, even if it is your first time. Have fun and bon appetite!

We stopped for a couple of pints and a fish and chip lunch today. The landlord was very friendly, service was good and they were happy to accommodate two well behaved dogs.Thank you.

We had passed this pub many times without stopping, but on the off chance decided to take a chance. Very welcoming landlord and a reasonable selection of ales. Menu good and the trout and steak ordered we well cooked and presented. The desserts we excellent a taste of France. Will definitely be going back and taking friends.

Upon entry to this completely empty pub our group of 12 asked where we should sit if we wanted to eat and have some drinks, we were told we couldn't be "accommodated" despite it being 15 minutes before the pub's dinner service had even officially begun (as advertised by the sign in front of the pub), as there "wouldn't be enough food for people tomorrow." About half an hour later after we had left the pub and gone to eat elsewhere, we had one of the English members of our group call the restaurant to make a dinner reservation for a group of the same size (without saying that we were the same group) and were told over the phone that we could be accommodated for dinner that evening...the only difference in the second request being that the barman couldn't see that we were a group of mixed ethnicities and nationalities before he came to his verdict.

Having lived in Dorking for over 30 years I am astonished I have never been inside this pub before. My usual choice of pub was too full, having just done a long walk and feeling hungry we opted to pop into The Prince of Wales; how thrilled we were with our decision. The interior is clean and nicely decorated (and by the way the lavatories were very clean and well appointed which is always a good sign). It was Friday night with a reasonable buzz although not as busy as one would expect. I fully intend to let people know this is a great destination and shall certainly put the word out, and return myself to sample more of the menu. On first glance it appears to be standard pub grub, it doesn't give the impression of being a "gastro pub" and neither does it need to be. My friend and I both ordered salads with a side of chips, when they arrived we realised we should have just ordered one side of chips (a very generous portion of nicely cooked and hot ones at that). The salads were enormous and beautifully presented, everything was fresh with tasty dressings which appeared to be home made and not the usual gloop that comes out of an industrial size catering bottle. As we had sent a message to the kitchen to thank the chef it was very nice to meet Rob who came out to say hello. I so hope Rob stays on for several more years (he said he'd been there for 2 years) as I would love to take other friends there. Truly wonderful with friendly and attentive staff. Oh and plenty of parking at the back.

A group of 12 of us were staying at the Surrey Hill Yurts this weekend and we walked to the pub after seeing the great reviews for dinner. However, we were turned away. The place was empty & we wanted to have both food and drinks. No reason was given, no offer was made for alternatives. It was interesting they were unable to accommodate us, and it's also interesting that most of us are not white. We subsequently called to see if they could accommodate a group of our size for dinner. They were happy to have us in an hour. At the end of this experience, I can't help but think our race had something to do with this.

My friend and I decided to revisit The Prince Of Wales for food for a 2nd time as we thoroughly enjoyed our first meal.To start the service as before was superb very friendly.As it was a very warm friday evening my friend and I both agreed that it was too warm for anything heavy despite the very tempting daily specials but we resisted temptation and my freind ordered to start the houmous and tortilla plate and I ordered the Duck liver parfait as it was outstanding the first time and yet again was grand! For our mains my friend ordered the cheeseburger with bacon and I was awkward and didn't order till the last minute as I really couldn't decide what to have but the chef was very accommodating despite being relatively busy ensured that my goats cheese salad (which was very nice) came out at the same time with no extra waiting period. Overall I highly recommend trying this pub it's a hidden gem amongst the other mediocre gastro pubs in this area.

Popped in here on Friday evening for a meal - we chose to eat in the formal dining area out the back of the pub, which has been nicely decorated. There are lovely views to the Surrey Hills.Very friendly service - our waitress could not answer a question about a dish with absolute certainty so she happily went to the kitchen to ask the chef.The food very good quality and tasty.A suggestion to the pub, though - why isn't your standard menu available on your website? We almost didn't visit because we are vegetarians who occasionally eat fish but prefer not to, and I don't like dairy very much - which is a problem in most pubs as you are usually offered goat's cheese, brie or camembert. It was a risk going to a pub without knowing if there would be anything I'd want to order, but luckily there was a spicy bean burger - it was great. And the chips are some of the best I've had in a long time.

Me, my husband and our baby came on the 13th of June for an early dinner and we were ask the credit card to be hold after the bar to be able to order.My husband didnt realised directlly and totally mesmerized gave it to the affected young girl who took our order.Beside beeing highlly ofensive and discriminatory for us, it is actually considered illegal by the Dutch banks and not only.We asked the management what is the official position regarding this incident, both as owner and also as part of Fuller's chain and also if is any guarantee for the integrity of the waitress who took our order and we didn't got any reaction. In adition to this, the food was average, far away from the fabulous food advertised.Looking nice inside (the only positive thing), but in front of the slide for kids was missing the grill, so full of mud, another way to respect the happy customer who's taking home a kid full of mud. Judge yourself.

Robert Cornelius and his wife Laurence lived in western France and ran a restaurant there for several years: that French influence is apparent in their menus. They serve delicious food, which is a charming mix of French style with solid British favourites, and cooked by Robert. The only improvement we could think of was for the Sunday lunch to offer an alternative for those of us who don't eat red meat (or maybe something for vegetarians) but everything is beautifully cooked. The pub itself has a friendly, relaxed atmosphere with helpful staff and nice off-street parking.

A brilliant Fuller's pub with lovely hanging baskets tempted us in, following a wonderful pause for the views from Box Hill. Lorna was totally professional; yet still a warm and friendly hostess. Great Fuller's beers and flexible approach to menus (to suit allergy/sensitivity of the boss). GC - local sausage, mash and veg. JMC - BLT which was ace. CB - Quiche Lorraine & salad. SB - Haddock, chips et al. And the puds were vg as well; assiettes plus TEA for a change (GC and JMC) with pavlova for SB and banoffee for CB. First rate VFM; I really hope that it will suit your tastes and that you won't find anything to fault.PS; loos are super-clean and fresh! Graham.

My family took me for roast lunch on fathers day, have just returned again today, best roast belly pork lunch i have ever had in a restaurant. Beautifully cooked pork, tasty gravy and perfectly cooked vegetables. Highly recommend you try it great value at £11.90.

Family Sunday lunch - we all opted out of the carvery - fish and chips, scampi, salads and burgers. All were done very well and were popular. No everyone one could manage a pudding which was a surprise to say the least. Nice atmosphere and attentive staff - ample parking.

We had heard good reviews about the pub and decided to walk over for our Sunday lunch. The service was friendly and efficient and we were made to feel really welcome. The roast dinner was superb - really good portion but importantly the vegetables were fab! Nice hot plates and fantastic lunch - we will be back and will recommend to our friends and family .

What a great pub. The staff are friendly and attentive and the food is sensational, fresh and homemade. I would highly recommend this place to everyone. They sometimes have live music and the place is jam packed and buzzing. Make sure you check it out

I came here with a friend as we'd heard good things about it. Upon entering, the decor is shabby chic in its appearance with large arm chairs and solid wood floors. We chose to sit out on the decking as the sun was shining. I chose pork belly roast dinner for my main, as did my friend. It arrived quickly and the plate was lovely and hot. The portion size was good, and the food was cooked well. For me, it was down slightly by mismatched cheap cutlery and one paper napkin each. These little touches would bring this pub up to a better standard, which it does deserve. The meal was around £11 so from a cost perspective it was definitely good value. For pudding I chose to have a banoffee pie. It was presented in a glass, which I thought was quite unusual. I would have preferred to have seen an individual portion of banoffee pie rather than a deconstructed version. The chef hasn't showed off any skill, and I'm sure that given the quality of the main, and my friends pudding (home made pavlova) there is definitely the potential for that! Otherwise, a good overall meal at The Prince of Wales, and I wouldn't hesitate to return.

A friend and I drove past and thought we would pop in. We were in awe of the quality of food coming out so decided to eat here as well. The food was incredible. A member of staff recommended the Thai curry for which I am very grateful. We both had the curry and managed to squeeze in a pudding as well! I had the chocolate brownie which was delicious and my friend had the creme brûlée. We could not finish the puddings as well but we have it a good go!! We have booked in for another date. Highly recommend! This is a hidden gem just out of Dorking!!!

We stopped for lunch here on our way home. The chickpea and couscous salad was excellent! Good service, nice premises, pleasant decor etc.

Living in the area I have seen many changes over the past few years but it is the quality of the food which makes the Prince of Wales stand out. I always have to ask for a small portion as there is more than ample to eat. The Sunday Roast Lunch is excellent... have just booked for this Easter Sunday! I cannot believe how succulent the beef is and how the vegetables are perfectly prepared and so varied. As I live in a small flat, it is the perfect place to invite family and friends when they come over and we are so lucky to have a pub like this in Westcott. I wish the current owners a long and successful stay here.

My friend and I decided to go for a couple drinks and some food and thought we would try the Prince Of Wales after hearing lots of outstanding reviews, and we were not disappointed! The food is incredible full of colour and more importantly flavour. I had the duck liver parfait to start which was homemade with homemade chutney and toast and it was delicious the flavours all worked well together making every bite even better than the last. For mains my friend had the steak which was cooked to perfection and I had the Morrocan meatball stew which was bursting with fresh flavours. We both decided to try and squeeze a dessert in to top off our superb visit, my friend had the banoffee cheesecake which he very much enjoyed and I had the lemongrass and lime crème brùle which was incredible and very refreshing after eating an enormous amount of delicious food. Overall the Prince Of Wales Westcott is a must! The only downside was that we were so busy eating our amazing food we forgot to talk to one another.

Never visited this pub before but as every other establishment in the area was packed out due to it being Mother's Day we thought we'd give it a go.It doesn't look particularly impressive from the outside to be honest so my expectations weren't very high.However,I was pleasantly surprised.We were able to table for two at the restaurant at the back of the pub.I ordered the warm goats cheese salad and my friend ordered the grilled salmon with vegetables and new potatoes.Both arrived promptly and were nice generous sized portions.They tasted good too.For desert I had the sticky toffee pudding with creme anglaise and my friend had the bread and butter pudding.Again both arrived promptly and tasted great although the portions weren't as generous.Overall,an enjoyable lunch and good value for money.The total bill came to just over £40 (including a pint of beer each).I would pay a return visit without hesitation.

Visited on Saturday night for a group dinner (of about 25) and we had pre ordered our menu choices.I had duck pâtè to start (huge portion!) And the beef stew for main which was delicious. For dessert I had the chocolate brownie (my favourite) which had warm gooey chocolate running through it!Very good food, excellent service and very reasonably priced!

I lead a walk for the U3A arranged with the landlord to use car park whilst we walked I had estimated about 8 people coming for lunch. However far more turned up and there were double the number with16 of us at once wanting lunch. The food was good and the staff were very obliging. I was very impressed and thankful to them for accommodation us. Next time we walk from the pub we will pre order lunch.

Excellent pub with friendly staff. Visited for a short business meeting where good Wi-Fi is essential I experienced no problems. Food was good with a good choice and excellent value. Easy location to find with good parking.

Good food and excellent service from a young man and young woman. I left a generous tip in cash to show my appreciation.

We (three of us) did the Sunday roasts: all were excellent - plenty of it, very well (as in excellently) cooked and served well. Service was good and the atmosphere very friendly. There are 2 menus (look carefully): the pub's own and the Fullers standard menu. Our observation was food from the forner looked by far the better (and the roasts are). Very good puddings, also from the "own" menu. Good beer. All round, very nice, but not world-beating!!

Went on Sunday as heard the roasts here were good and wasn't disappointed. There's a lovely eating area out back. Had the roast pork which was delicious. Service was a tiny bit slow at times but didn't impact the overall enjoyment of the experience. Will definitely be back.

Having booked a table we arrived in good time were welcomed by staff and shown to our place. The service for the time we were there was just right not intrusive but efffecient. A choice of 3 roasts on the menu as well as other meals. We there for Sunday lunch. We both had roast pork,the meat was very good ,roast potates were nice and crispy other vegitables were aldenti to my liking ,gravey was good.The meal was substantial so sadly we could not manage a pudding.

We ate breakfast and dinner here several times while visiting Dorking. They have the most courteous staff. Food was delicious. Atmosphere, delightful. A not to be missed pub!

Rob & Laurence could not have been more accommodating. This is truly an English pub as you would expect - warm and inviting. The food was fantastic - I recommend the duck! The bar was well stocked with pints of ales and beers. All of the staff provided terrific service

I decided to take my family to my local pub for Sunday lunch. Usually I only pop-in in the evenings, so I didn't know the staff who were on the lunch shift. The waiter who greeted us was very friendly and attentive.I decided on the roast pork and my wife the beef. Roasts for me are one of the best ways to determine how good or bad a chef really is. A good roast is beyond compare and a bad one can really ruin your experience. To be honest, this was the best roast pork I have had in Surrey and my wife's beef wasn't far behind. The helpings were generous with ample roast potatoes crackling. If you're in the area make sure you visit this local gem.

Met up with friends and our kids last night. Nice drink on the terrace catching the last of the sun whilst the kids played in the enclosed garden. All our dinners were lovely good home cooking and nice desserts too. Staff friendly and helpful. Will visit again.

We have lunched here a couple of times recently when walking on the downs. .Every meal has been very enjoyable, the vegetarian options too. The garden is a little noisy on the main road.

Popped in on the off chance they were still serving lunch. We were seated quickly, and ordered off the main menu. Food was delivered quickly, and was quite tasty. It was all a bit processed - the chicken goujons were obviously frozen, then popped in the fryer, but were tasty never the less. A friendly local pub.

I was here on a Thursday for lunch and was alone the entire time I was there . The beers are good, the food also, the staff friendly and the pub comfortable. There were three pubs in Westcott once upon a time and one is a restaurant,the other a wine bar leaving just this one . People need to make sure it survives.

Visited recently with a big group of friends and had a lovely evening.Food was excellent well cooked and presented nicely, attentive service and in short a thoroughly good experience.

Went for my mums birthday, a party of nearly 20 of us including 7 children. The service was great, and the food excellent. Would recommend.

We had our Christmas day lunch here and the food was fantastic. I could not fault anything. Absolutely superb!We love this pub!, they do the best roast dinners in dorking and have a greatselection of beers and ales.It is very family friendly, we always take our 4 year old with us and she is made to feel very welcome. They do a great children's menu, smaller portions from the main menu.

Yes there is a real touch of French chic going on in this welcoming pub which emanates from the Landlady. If you like your food to be fabulously edible then try out this place. Flavour and style on a plate. And just a hint of cool music in the background, with comfy chairs to rest in after a bracing walk in the beautiful Surrey Hills. My advice...go before the secret gets out and the Price of Wales get too busy.

We booked a table here for Sunday lunch after seeing good reviews, and were not disappointed. The roast beef and lamb were both nicely cooked and flavoursome, as were the roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings and other accompaniments. The food arrived promptly, portions were generous and service was both friendly and attentive - nothing was too much trouble for the staff. The ambiance in the restaurant was also very pleasant. Well worth a return visit!

I live in the village so have visited on several occasions for food and drink, never had a bad experiance and the food is of good quality. I wish the new owners the best of luck and I hope people continue to support them.

I nipped in recently for an evening pint on the way home. First time there and the welcome was warm. Nice bag of onion crisps. I asked to see the menu saying I might not be eating there that evening to gauge their reaction. They understood completely and brought the menu with a smile as well as topping up with a half pint where I was sitting.How refreshing and I will certainly return. Nothing was too much trouble.

have visited the pow several times since rob and Lauren took over and have always been served well. The food has always been excellent in particular the lamb rump on the specials - stunning!Congratulations to fullers for sourcing such an excellent couple to revive a sinking pub.

Been here several times for drinks and food since Rob and Laurence took over. Wasn't expecting a Fullers pub to deliver much. However, have been quite blown away by the quality of the food - good quality produce cooked to perfection (scallops a particular favourite). Nice decor, friendly staff and good value for money. It's great to have two good places to eat and drink in Westcott and long may this continue.

Been here several times for drinks and food since Rob and Laurence took over. Wasn't expecting a Fullers pub to deliver much. However, have been quite blown away by the quality of the food - good quality produce cooked to perfection (scallops a particular favourite). Nice decor, friendly staff and good value for money. It's great to have two good places to eat and drink in Westcott and long may this continue. Dog and child friendly too.

We were in Wescott on business for a few days and found the PoW within walking distance from where we were staying. We enjoyed two evening meals there. The food, though somewhat basic, was extremely good and well prepared. The new owners were both friendly and accommodating and we wish them every success in their new venture. Highly recommended.

Excellent British pub experience especially now it has been refurbished and the new management has introduced pub food and a more sophisticated menu for foodies. Will be returning next month.

We are here today with our family. The new landlords have made a complete transformation. The food was great, really imaginative and tasty. Children could have anything on the menu, in a smaller size- which they loved. Bar staff very helpful and attentive. Recommended if you are looking for good food, good surroundings- and a nice garden!Wishing the new owners every success.