The best restaurants in Tandridge South East

Very comfortable place to make a stop and safe

Very comfortable place to make a stop and safe

Phoned 10minsbafter estimated delivery time had expired, was told it was being cooked. Eventually arrived about 8.20. More than 2 hours after originally ordered and more than an 45 mins after estimated delivery time. It was also cold.

Big group booking on Friday before Xmas . Staff were really helpful with changing / amending booking and menu choices . Food was amazing ! Great choices on Xmas menu inc sublime arancini . Seabass , turkey & venison mains were fab . Venue is slightly out of the way but beautiful setting .

This was the second time we had visited the Fox & Hounds and again we wasn't disappointed - a great find! Lovely quaint pub with lots of history, comfortable seating in the many alcoves or in the traditional restaurant with white linen. Staff were as friendly as ever, the menu was varied and the food delicious and well presented! We will definitely be returning and would definitely recommend! Thank you!

Horrendously expensive for what it is! Place was dead and we were one of the few tables in there on a Friday night. We had prawn toast, veg spring rolls, noodles, chicken dish, rice each, and a veggie dish and a couple of drinks…. £105 for two people! The take away costs half this and is the same food. Tried to charge us for food we didn’t order on the bill as well. Service wasn’t great, person tried to tidy up while we were still eating. Won’t be going back, just had a lovely meal at a different restaurant in Oxted for half the price and double the food.

Exceptional Sunday lunch - great food and pleasant staff - great service highly recommend - best roast in the local area

Great service, great Sunday Roast and staff really friendly and attentive. The bar had a fab variety of real ales and wines. Dining area was spacious I noticed the black board had details of upcoming events such as Sea Shanty evenings. Car park too which was really handy for our small children and walking distance for my mum. Will be returning.

We were served by Jasmine. Service was fantastic. Very friendly, humorous and efficient. Food was great, as was the atmosphere. We will definitely return

Came here for lunch. Have to say the food we had was very good with pretty generous portions and very tasty. Service was friendly and good as well, would certainly come back. The only downside is that access can be a little tricky at the moment, with the local authority digging up several of the roads locally, at least one direction was blocked, ut was well worth the effort.

This was our first time back at the refurbished White Bear. We are a group of 3 senior couples, and were out to celebrate an 80th birthday. We were seated in the new extension which rather lacks the character of the old pub. Next time we'll ask to be seated in one of the smaller original nooks & crannies. We were greeted by very welcoming staff and had our drinks order taken immediately. We then ordered our meals which arrived in a reasonable time. My chicken supreme with butterbean stew was very tasty and beautifully cooked ... except for the potatoes. Firstly, I had not expected boiled potatoes with the dish. There was no mention of them on the menu. That's why I ordered a portion of skinny chips to go with the meal. I gave most of my potatoes to our friends. They all let me know that they were very hard, as indeed were the two pieces I kept for myself. I don't think boiled potatoes should be cooked al dente. Everything else, and everybody else's meals were excellent, including the salt & pepper calamari I had for dessert. The waitress and drinks waiter were very attentive and helpful, and were a credit to the restaurant. I would like to suggest that the menu should mention that the chicken supreme is served with a large portion of boiled potatoes, so that others do not order extra chips unnecessarily. The waiter very kindly did offer to take the chips away, but, having already discovered how hard the potatoes were I chose to keep the chips and donate the rest of my boiled potatoes.

I do love this pub/restaurant, but when it’s busy people line up in the middle of the pub to get served which can be very frustrating when all you want is drinks, so something should be done about this as I have walked out a few times for waiting so long. Also the food used to be brilliant with unusual mains like game etc but it has gone very boring and the food not as good as it used to be so a bit hit and miss now. Hopefully it will get back to how it was as have noticed that it’s not half as busy as it used to be so everyone must be feeling the same as me ! Come on The Haycutter get your act together !!!

Recently refurbished. Nice coffee and good range of snacks, both sweet and savoury. Very nice seasonal drinks e.g. gingerbread latte. Loyalty scheme gets free coffees and points collected can be doubled by taking a reusable cup. Such cups are sold here or at the Stacks Hardware shop further up Church Walk

Met friends here today for a Sunday Roast. The pub was buzzing when we arrived. We received a lovely welcome. The starters were good. Whitebait and Patte. Next the roasts. We had beef. It was a really tasty plate of food. The beef was well cooked, the Yorkshire pudding was the right size in my opinion. sometimes they are huge as if the chef has something to prove! The potatoes were crispy. Not easy I imagine when you're cooking for the masses. Lovely selection of veg and tasty gravy, so all in all, a good dining experience

Amazing restaurant with live music! The food was delicious, large portions and the staff couldn’t have been more attentive. Definitely will be back!