The best restaurants serving British food in Mole Valley South East

Fabulous welcome at this unique Dorking gem. I had a lovely tasty breakfast and can highly recommend this place to recharge on one's journey. Sue is super friendly and engaging and I wish her and the team at Rykas a fabulous 2025. Natasha Herman

Good food, not too expensive. Service was a little rushed but not rude in any way. Would eat here again,

Staying at a nearby hotel chain that had no eating options we ventured into Harriet's and from first entered - hand sanitizer & signage everywhere making you feel that company cares. We had to text a code to number that would be kept for 1 month as we did not have NHS app. Food choices were pub grub selection but all very tasty. The girl who served us was happy & cheerful and made us feel welcome.

Popped into the coffee shop to pick up a latte while waiting for my family to arrive. The coffee shop is the first building you find when walking from the car park with the toilets opposite. It has seating if you want to sit inside and drink/eat or a takeaway service. The lady in front of my placed a large varied order and I thought I may have to wait some time for my drink but the staff rattled through the order and my latte was with me in no time at all. Great little pit stop.

This restaurant is superb for the quality, presentation and freshness of it's food. Also, as a vegan they catered without any fuss to accommodate my preferences. I enjoyed the food immensely, it was so full of flavour and as I said before, the presentation was exquisite. Also, Ella, our waitress was so lovely. She was extremely professional, very pleasant but without being intrusive in any way. She was very smiley and it was lovely conversing with her. The meal and Ella's attention to detail, made for a wonderful experience.

Attached to the Vineries Garden Centre. We visited this coffee shop, which overall in our opinion was below par. Uncomfortable seating and a very basic layout. The service was robotic. Coffee was OK but the cakes were poor and vastly overpriced.Overall it did not float our boat.We wished we had given it a miss

Stopped off for lunch, lovely atmosphere, plenty of seating & very delicious food. Only downfall was the service. A young lad took our order, whether he was overwhelmed with the amount of people waiting to be served or something else it did put me off, especially as we had to wait 15mins for our cuppa. What brought it back was the food it was very satisfying & im going to give it another go.

A standard take away cafe. Nothing special but nothing bad. Fine is you are passing. The staff were welcoming

lovely roast dinner and very friendly staff! we are looking forward to coming back in the summer and seeing the meerkats :)

Four of us stopped at the Cricketers Arms for a bit to eat on a Saturday lunch time, we all had a sandwich and some chips. The food was good along with the service and beer, and the atmosphere was also welcoming.

Awful in every respect. Service, atmosphere, menu, all bad. Food was swimming in grease. Staff didn’t care. They just didn’t want to be there. Never going back.

Visited on Tuesday, we were meeting halfway between Windsor and the South Coast with friends. We didn't want a full hot meal however the alternatives were scarce and poor. 2 soups one looked unappetising and the other was empty so we went for a sandwich. The only choices were beef or sausage and egg. Hubby doesn't do egg so went for the beef. I had chips only. Beef was tough and the crusts inedible. I told the staff that the carrot soup was empty whilst first at the servery so after discarding the beef sandwich I went back expecting it to be refilled. I was wrong and when I asked again was told it would be 2 minutes. 10 minutes later I was offered the soup straight from the kitchen. A roll was offered and butter but I had to ask for this. By the time I managed to eat my food coffee and chips were cold. Overpriced and underwhelming with poor alternatives to hot food. We will not be back