The best restaurants in Mickleham, Westhumble and Pixham Mole Valley South East

We stayed at 51 Degrees North for 2 nights. We enjoyed our stay; the room was beautiful and very clean . The food at cafe downstairs was delicious. The staff were very friendly.

Beautiful place whatever the weather!

Love this place. Friendly barman, guy with the beard and staff. Beautiful place to go. Definitely will go again. Negatives, nothing directly with the hotel however please note. The burford bridge has a carpark. Unfortunately, one of my biggest turn offs, it's run by an unregulated private car park firm who are notorious for breaching their own rules. Google them and you will see why. The signage at night is not lit up and if you drive in you can't see it. The British Parking Association makes it very clear, signage needs to be clear, conform to the correct size and specs and to be illuminated. It is not. Signage terms and conditions do not stipulate what is required from the motorists. It's wrong that a dubious private car park firm is associated with a great place like the Burford Bridge Hotel.

Wonderful Sunday lunch here. Bright, clean restaurant with amazing views. Servers were attentive, efficient and friendly. Food was perfect and well-presented. I recommend the roast beef. The roast potatoes were crispy with fluffy middle. My daughter enjoyed the cod. Atmosphere was relaxing - no noisy music or rowdy groups. Very impressed and we look forward to returning before too long.

This is my sister and I second visit as we couldn't resist making another visit. A real, old, traditional feel to the pub, it is an absolute delight. We have only sampled the calamari (delicious), each time with a side order of chips, but both were very good, and reckon the chips are some of the best we have ever had. Cat's cooking and presentation is superb, and Harvey a charming and solicitous waiter. We can't wait to return.

Why not open for Sunday Lunches like the good old days we used to have there Whilst have had set parties with no problems Sunday Lunches should come back

Lovely little bike shop. Popped in here to buy a few odds n' ends for my bike. Hard working couple in the shop. Scorching hot day but cool inside and purchased a tasty coffee to takeaway.

Great meal in the restaurant and good service

We visited over the weekend for our 1 year anniversary and thought we would return as it was where we visited for our first date. Great service from the bar staff when arriving for a pre dinner drink. The host was also very energetic and polite when greeting and seating us to our table. Our waiter however wasn't particularly attentive as made no real effort for making and real effort to introduce himself or show interest in ourselves more or less just appeared with a device in hand to take our order, no offer of another drink or anything we were just left to it. The house sharing board was very pleasant starter with great flavour and presentation. Upon ordering another round of drinks where my girlfriend ordered a pinot noir was served a pinot grigio which isn't even of the same type of wine... 10 minutes later we recieved the correct wine and proceeded to mains. For myself I had the T bone which was asked for medium rare of which the fillet was however the rest was more medium well, I had to ask for a steak knife and also to be given my sauce I had ordered of which I got at what felt like a snails pace and my butter had likely been sat on the pass for some time, my mushroom was dehydrated and impossible to cut or chew and my onion ring was soggy as it was sat under my tomato.... My girlfriend had the special which needed a bit more jus and the game unfortunately was luke warm but flavour wise very impressive! No desserts however a waitress we had asked to get our bill from seemed to catch our eye through the entire experience as she was either chewing gum or had eaten something in the kitchen and not finished chewing before returning to the floor. We paid our bill and returned to the bar for 1 last drink before heading home.

Received a lovely welcome from staff, having just finished a long hike. Service was excellent and fun. We were made to feel very welcome. Thank you

Fabulous welcome at this unique Dorking gem. I had a lovely tasty breakfast and can highly recommend this place to recharge on one's journey. Sue is super friendly and engaging and I wish her and the team at Rykas a fabulous 2025. Natasha Herman

Nice place. Food and service good. Surprised there was no French wines though?

Visited on Tuesday, we were meeting halfway between Windsor and the South Coast with friends. We didn't want a full hot meal however the alternatives were scarce and poor. 2 soups one looked unappetising and the other was empty so we went for a sandwich. The only choices were beef or sausage and egg. Hubby doesn't do egg so went for the beef. I had chips only. Beef was tough and the crusts inedible. I told the staff that the carrot soup was empty whilst first at the servery so after discarding the beef sandwich I went back expecting it to be refilled. I was wrong and when I asked again was told it would be 2 minutes. 10 minutes later I was offered the soup straight from the kitchen. A roll was offered and butter but I had to ask for this. By the time I managed to eat my food coffee and chips were cold. Overpriced and underwhelming with poor alternatives to hot food. We will not be back