The best restaurants serving British food in Mole Valley South East

Yesterday I had business in the Surrey Hills and I do declare I ate the best ham, egg and chips that any kitchen ever put on a plate anywhere in the world! The winning establishment is the Abinger Hammer tea rooms. Service by the sole proprietor, Anne! I also picked up a couple of surplus squashes from a neighbour’s wall left out for passers by. Kindness and good service may still be a force to be reckoned with!

Wonderful food stall selling locally sourced food. It operates on Fridays and Saturdays. Apart from the regular items of meat, veg and bread etc, there is always something new to be found, depending on the time of year. Star service is friendly and helpful. A great place.

This is run by the grange and encourages some disadvantage people to cook and mix the customers. Although the choice of food and drinks are limited there is enough to choose from . Jacket potatoes were nice. It is very good value and a worthwhile cause.to support, booking in advance is essential

Fantastic service, wide selection of breakfast and lunch available. We had a breakfast and would definitely go back, thanks guys

I ordered a hamburger an asked for my buns to be toasted when I saw they wasn’t I politely asked for them to do so I also found a small hair on my stick I asked for them to change this they did but wasn’t very happy about doing so one lady even swore at me an said we have never had a customer like you (btw I’m dark skinned)so I take it they are racist do no go to this shop poor food and poor customer service

Soy un visitante regular a BB y he disfrutado de un gran número de variaciones del menú incluye comida frita (desayuno hash brown". es imprescindible para el comienzo de un ajetreado día!) y un número de sandwich diferente/rellenos baguette_nmp. Los alimentos siempre ha sido a un alto nivel.

Fantastic service, sadly my husband had some of the blue label in his wine which went un noticed until we mentioned it and I had a large bone in a small fillet of seabass. There was no apology, just a response from thr head chef of oh, that sometimes happens. This made me feel that we were there at their behest, not enjoying a relaxed Anniversary celebration as was intended. The waitress referred to my husband and I as guys which wasnt appreciated. Some incredibly odd food pairings of black garlic in a petit four and castel blue cheese and German sausage on a plate of Highland venison. It is the most beautiful building but I have enjoyed better tasting food in other locations. Sadly not for me, an8d I am classically trained in food cookery.

Owners Basil and Susan were friendly and engaging to each person who entered. Locals as well as tourists are welcome. Susan's scones are the best. The historical Mullins building goes back to the early 1600's. You can see original brick and the fireplace of the home. When you go to Dorking, you must make time to visit them. - from 2 sisters who enjoyed their hospitality

Went in at 7 10 pm with family for dinner pub half busy lots of empty tables , couldn’t or wouldn’t accommodate us , I tried to ring in before but they didn’t answer. please don’t think dinner is readily available

Service terrible and slow and ill thought out. Was kept queuing whilst the server made coffee and rolls for person in front of me take away and didn’t take my restaurant order. Person in kitchen doing nothing. When I was served after 10 mins of standing there I asked how long was told it would be quick as no other order. Finally 20 mins later a simple fry up appears.

Brilliant breakfast, catered for the picky, the posh, the simple eater and the chocoholic. The lady who served my family was just gorgeous in her manner to my noisy children and honestly was a brilliant breakfast experience. Was lucky to get a table

Hopefully this excellent coffee lounge will re-open soon. Visited just before the lockdown and had an excellent lunch in the sunny garden room. The staff were very friendly; the food was of high quality, well prepared and the prices were reasonable. It's well worth a visit, as it is home to a very large, fine quality antiques centre. We spent at least an hour browsing and purchased some silver (there is a wonderful selection of genuine silver and objet's d'art here). Dorking remains an old-fashioned market town and this tea-room is a gem.

A great fry up, just as you would expect from a transport cafe. Doesn't look much ftom the outside but don't let that put you off. Also very friendly and welcoming ladies that work there.

Located in small parade of shops of shops in Fetcham a terrific range of freshly mad sandwiches, paninis , pastries etc Great Carrot cake. The service was both professional and welcoming. Cheaper than many sandwich shops.

The service was absolutely great, especially Brian was super nice (and kinda cute;) ) I’d definitely recommend going there!