The best restaurants in Tillingbourne Guildford South East

We walk in Norbury Park most weeks starting at Crabtree Lane in Great Bookham. We usually aim to stop for a coffee at the van called Wild About Coffee which is located by the now sadly closed Saw Mill. It a great place to meet other walkers many with dogs. The service is welcoming. We pay by credit card.

Lovely local restaurant, food was excellent and the staff and service was friendly and efficient, bring your own Alcohol, i can highly recommend this place.

Warm place for a reviving lunch on a cold December day! Very friendly and efficient service, and tasty food.... three of us had the mushroom and thyme soup and it was really good. Panini also much-enjoyed, and good coffee. Nice clean facilities, too, with plenty of hot water. Only quibble....I appreciate this is a dog-friendly venue, as it's right by a very popular area for dog-walking, and whilst all the dogs in the cafe were very well-behaved, one owner was letting her Daschund stand on the seat meant for humans! I think this should be flagged up as a 'No no!' for diners, please!

Today we walked around the area with our friends and went in for lunch. The staff was nice, the place wasn't bad either. It has a big garden where you can sit if the weather is nice. The food was pretty average though. We were hungry, but we talked it over and weren't satisfied. Especially the chicken dish (chicken and bacon jambalaya), it wasn't good at all, we didn't even eat it. Chicken thighs and rice, a lot of cumin or curry?! It was very spicy. 😏 In the menu there was no mention of the food spiciness, which is a shame as not everyone is into spicy/hot food and the chicken dish was very hot. The real recipe isn't made like that. I don't recommend this dish, but would recommend the burger 🍔 which looked very tasty and was delicious by the way.

Lovely evening and brilliant staff. A warm friendly welcome and taken care of throughout the evening. Had the fillet steak and although a smaller steak it is worth it for the lovely flavour and not an ounce of fat on it! Had the toffee and apple bread and butter pudding to share after dinner and it was absolutely delicious. Will be back.

Jaded, lazy, disinterested and underwhelming. Food bang average unsophisticated trattoria fare but at high end prices. Worst of all, service abysmal. The owner has a jaded, disinterested air and the overall level of service - elementary stuff like incorrect cutlery, no water on the table, no black pepper - in an Italian restaurant - wine delivered after the food was finished - really shoddy, underwhelming. Tonight the starter, scallops were barely cooked and could have quite possibly have been microwaved. I noticed another table sent theirs back. Wish I had. Plus just basic stuff - puddings served with a spoon and no fork which made the pineapple carpaccio impossible to eat until eventually a fork was supplied. Considering this place has a decent reputation locally, I found it to be of a really poor standard.

Great little ice cream trip! Decent selection of flavours although they could do with changing them up occasionally. Cute date idea to get an ice cream and walk around the village.

Absolutely fantastic place for a walk or to go on your motorcycle , especially on weekends. Best coffee , wonderfully set up for kids & families. Ace place & roads are swell too

Made a pit stop during a road bike ride with friends. Good and service were good. Good selection of snacks, including vegan ones.

I'll have to buy a coffee on my partner demand as it's bit windy. Little open space cafe with benches in a garden. Nice strong coffee and good service.

Just go. You’ll make a lasting memory!

What a lovely country village coffee/tea room. A very wide range of teas, coffee, cakes, and pastries. Really friendly and helpful staff. I look forward to returning to try something from the main menu because it all looked delicious coming out of the kitchen. There's plenty of seating (at least there was on a week day), nice and warm inside, and an outside garden for the warmer days.

The heating could have been a bit warmer I booked a party of 6 but 8 of us turned up. The pub coped well.

Last Tuesday I had the best dinner I have had in years...yes, really. I've been to all the gourmet pubs in this part of Surrey and this was, to my surprise, the best. The chef is called Adam and he is really really good. I promise you I have no connection with this pub. I don't know the owners, or the chef. The prices are very reasonable, 30% less than the Parrot for instance, which is up the road. We had three courses including one main which was the most expensive item on the menu, (venison as tender as fillet steak) and with drinks the bill for two was £103. Unfortunately we were the only customers at 8.15pm on a Tuesday. I just couldn't believe such a brilliant place was empty. (I believe some people ate earlier. Please please go to this beautiful pub for the best food ever. ( I left a review a year ago)

Staff are very unorganised and we felt very rushed. The food is overpriced and not authentic. I am Indian and the food definitely lacked in flavour. Charging £3.25 for a tiny cup of masala chai that was watery is ridiculous. I wouldn’t recommend this place as the price is not worth it.