The best restaurants serving British food in Lovelace Guildford South East

We had a superb dinner at the Clock House. Amazing food, service and wine. Attentive staff made the whole experience a real treat for us

We were driving through the area and stopped for some food. In spite of the fact it was early lunchtime, we ordered the afternoon tea, which included a sandwich of your choice and cake or scone plus of course the drink. The sandwiches were delicious and the whole thing was laid out so nicely. The cost was £14.75 each, good for the amount we had. We ate outside as the sun was shining but inside is also dog friendly. We were served very quickly in spite of them being busy. Highly recommend.

We went to The Anchor for a celebration it was the best! It was our second visit there and the food did not disappoint it was the most incredible food we’ve ever had! The french onion soup was a favourite and the sea bream! The service is excellent, the staff are so knowledgeable. We hope to return again soon and would highly recommend.

The steak menu looked expensive at £65 for two, but included a very nice bottle of wine, and the steak, sauce and choice of two veg sides were excellent.

In the centre of the ongoing roadworks (until 2025) on the A3 near the M25 junction surrounded by woods. Simple fare at reasonable prices. Somewhat uneven ground with walks nearby. Children and pets welcome but cafe can be busy at peak times.

Very efficient and friendly service. Lots of choice on the menu and the food when it arrived was excellent. Sorry I cannot remember all the names of the lovely waiters who served us so efficiently. Will definitely be returning.

Lovely location and building.. restaurant and breakfast great. Room not so much. Very soft bed. Window don't shut gaps around it. Damage on wall. Room tired. Bathroom shower door struggle to shut having to slam or lift door. Shower coming away from the wall . Room smells but that could to be as fancy in bathroom not working. Deep cleaning required look down in top of radiators not been cleaned for a long time. Same goes for the hall ways. Don't look into the tops of the radiators. Room 210

Jacket potatoes looked good but potatoes were barely warm . It would have been nice to be believed but understandably a food thermometer was used to check our opinion. Apparently the temperature they choose to serve them at seems to be the one we judged as barely warm . On the plus side new potatoes were then offered without any fuss but we rather lost the will to live when they were pretty much like the first .Cheese tasted cheap . Bits of salad and the baked beans were ok .. . but not for £13 !

Very disappointing experience, I visited with friends and we each ordered a chicken caesar salad at a cost of £15.50 each. The salad was presented in a throwaway box with a plastic lid, mainly lettuce leaves with a minimal amount of small chicken cubes, 2 anchovies and croutons, very uninspiring, lacking in creativity and extremely overpriced. Why serve meals in throwaway boxes? We sat outside on the terrace, but this is totally unnecessary in today's society where we are all trying to conserve plastic use. We saw all the boxes with rigid plastic lids go straight into a bin with food waste so obviously they are not recycled. All water is served in plastic throwaway cups too, this is really not acceptable - the RHS sustainability strategy highlights elimination of all single use plastic on its website! I welcome your response.

We went for brunch as a family of 9 (two babies in high chairs) for my husband’s birthday as it suited all the sleep times etc. When I booked we were asked to pre-order which was absolutely fine. The staff were great and bought us everything we needed. Food was good- drinks could have been bigger cups or free refills for the price. Overall a lovely start to the day with our family.

We visited this beautiful restaurant in the heart of Wisley and received great service and great food. We enjoyed the premium orange juice and the salad was very good.