The best restaurants in Bramley, Busbridge and Hascombe Waverley South East

A simple takeaway joint. For £15, I would have expected larger portions. Both the sweet and sour HK style chicken and the overly expensive steamed rice were fresh but, again, small portions. The hot sour soup WAS not the correct recipe and very very bland, watery, clear and with too many chilis.

Had been on a long bike ride and had never been to Bramley, so googled a place to have a drink. The Coffee nest popped up so we headed there. Went in to order and was told it would be 5 or 10 min wait as they were busy - no problem we sat down outside. After 5 mins went back in to hear ‘what can I get you’ my wife went to answer and was told ‘sorry I’m still busy’ and then the lady proceeded to serve a woman who had come into the shop after us! Possibly a local / regular but not the way to run a small business, really felt unwelcome.

Not often you get food and coffee this good at a station.

Excellent service warm welcoming will return. People are lovely in there and food is fresh and well cooked

A great local Indian for both takeaway and dining in.

Lovely woodland setting with very pleasant outside seating. But the cafe facilities were rather poor. Two "hot" sausage rolls were taken from a cold display case and were barely warm. a "cream tea" came in an assortment of pre-packaged plastic containers. This plus a couple of coffees came to over £20. Along with a disappointment with the arboretum itself, this did not make for a good day. We are not quite sure why the NT is even managing Winkworth, let alone currently expensively now expanding its facilities.

Stayed for two nights.One of the best if not the best meals I've had in a pub. The pork belly,crackling,mash and veg cooked to perfection.

We were served by lovely waiting staff and wish to thank in particular a lady named Nicole who was very attentive and helpful, thank you!

Popped by after a visit to the Aerodrome prior to our long drive home and found fantastic food and friendly staff as soon as we entered the door. Set in a characterful location with a great selection of well priced and freshly made breakfasts and drinks, all presented nicely in a home away from home environment. Really shows how local places can thrive when run with care and would certainly visit again if passing in the future.

A beautiful sunny warm evening so we had a drink in the lovely garden before moving to the terrace for dinner. The waitress was very friendly and helpful, although we weren't made aware of any specials which we noticed later. Unfortunately the food was disappointing. The 3 fish were ok but the chips were overcooked and mushy peas practically non-existent. My pork escalope was overcooked, dry and chewy, chips barely warm and the egg on top was overcooked as well. All in all we expected a lot more from a pub that promotes itself as 'multi-award winning' with prices to match.

Took a chance that there would be a table at hilltop today. Sat inside and was told by the waitress that the table was not booked today. She couldn’t be more helpful. Tasty sausage roll, although this was the only savoury at the counter. Lovely and peaceful, beautiful view. Tom, part of the front of house team put on the music - much louder inside where the speakers were. On asking the music was turned down, but as we finished our meal, he turned it up again. He also seated someone at the same table even though there was another not booked for lunch. My mother went to the counter to place an order and like other comments already posted, there was no acknowledgement or reassurance she would be served. She gave up. I went in a her place and was given two cinnamon rolls for the price of one. Was this an unspoken acknowledgement that she should have been served. Was appreciated. Still had a nice time, but front of house perhaps too busy or need to consider all guests and not just those they know by name.