The best restaurants in Mole Valley South East

Great food, favourite is the mexican pizza, spicy chicken stripes, spicy chicken burger, hot wings, one of the best tasking.

Satisfactory place to grab a takeaway coffee if watching Schools football in nearby park.

The food was sooooo good and very affordable! I had fried deviled eggs topped with bacon bits. I’ve been craving them since. I also had lamb chops with garlic mash and they were so generous with the portion size. The chef came out and personally checked on us which I thought was a nice touch! Will def be back just for the food! Lol

lively,but a poor choice of beer for a bitter drinker,great if you want lager...😒

Great traditional pub. Good food etc. Need to book for weekends.

Subway guy zoeb was a very good, hats off, very friendly

Excellent food, very friendly service and a brilliant range of craft beers!

very fantastic breakfast and delivery

Went in this evening, just before closing with my son for a coffee and a sandwich. Staff were friendly and good fun. Nice way to spend half hour with my son. Best espresso in town!

Just got a takeaway from here and quite frankly it's terrible every thing is bland the soup that I asked for spicy is tasteless and looks like dish water, the "special" chow mein should be called chow mean as there isn't anything in it besides a few dry old prawns and some grey meat and dry noodles, the peking dumplings are under cooked and greasy and the lettuce underneath is see thru it's that old! I have eaten here in the past and it's been quite nice but never again!

We went with family and friends for New Year's Day brunch. Amongst us we had coeliac and pescitarion. They took both allergies and choices on board and made sure that everyone was so well catered for. The team, now led by Jarron are so welcoming. We would highly recommend them.

Had railway lamb last night it was disgusting, the chips wasn’t like chips and the onion bhaji was terrible the rice was awful too and it cost £59 it wasn’t worth this much money I would’ve rather had a sandwich it would’ve been better

From when I arrived Barbara made me feel totally welcome, the transformation of the pub is absolutely incredible, I would hsppily recommend anyone to visit as soon as possible.

I'll put it simply, we made a booking it was confirmed we turned up on the day and on time and found it closed no call or email to inform us of this, lights were off and the front door locked. Waste of time and money on journey but did end up at a very nice curry house 20 meters down the road.

Walked around for over an hour and couldn't find the place. 26 the crescent is a takeaway and 31 high street (which appears as the address on some websites) is a wine bar. Don't waste your time. Go to prezzo instead.