The best restaurants serving British food in Mole Valley South East

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!

lovely food and great service, will definitely be back!

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

They sell excellent pre-prepared ready meals and the pies here are fabulous but not cheap Well worth the money. free off street parking in front of shop

I have a great time when I go in with friends or family. The recent music event was great and the food and service always A*. Recently I was served by Robin who couldn't do anymore to make sure everything was ok. . Beers and wine are excellent. Its a fantastic local.

Great pub with good beers on tap and brilliant food

Gallery restaurant, Denbies, Dorking, Surrey It started with the restaurant manager being difficult about opening windows on a hot Mother’s day afternoon. There was no a la carte menu, just a 3 course meal for £39.95 (which wasn’t made clear at booking with an annoying £10 per head deposit). The prawns were miniscule and the 1000 island dressing, hardly there. The leek and watercress soup clearly had never seen a leek and tasted more like fish stew. One and a half hours after we first sat down, the main course arrived. I do enjoy a roast sirloin of British Beef but not when adulterated with garlic (which wasn’t mentioned on the menu). Lucky I am not allergic to garlic. Most restaurants enquire about allergies when taking the order but not this one. The vegetables were hardly cooked and difficult to cut. No sauces or condiments were offered. Apparently, you have to ask. Sadly, I hardly ate anything of my roast dinner. We decided not to go for a desert, and management kindly let us have the 2 courses for £32. All mothers were given a small bunch of daffodils except for our two. We did ask and begrudgingly received two. I couldn’t wait to get out. Never again.

After visiting the Stanley Spencer Gallery we wanted a light lunch, in this lovely little village, before our onward journey. It was a lovely day so we decided to sit outside in the pleasant courtyard. The sandwiches we ordered were excellent - not cheap - but worth every penny. Although I had asked for salad not to be included with my choice, it was on the plate when it arrived - a shame because it was then wasted. The only advice I would give is to allow time for the tea to "mash" - my first cup was weak.... the second was much better.

Location and setting lovely, food nice, service very poor. The man serving at the counter, we felt enjoyed making our experience in being served quite difficult. He was uninterested, and didn’t engage or acknowledge each time I attempted to order items. Screwed up the receipt and didn’t offer it. So frustrating my family with me were very shocked that he was able to serve customers in such a manner.

Went with a group for afternoon tea,very disappointing. The room was a soulless committee room with such a wide table really difficult to talk across.Was expecting the conservatory . There was only one waitress for 20 people ,felt really sorry for her. We waited about 40 minutes before anything happened when we all got water and our drinks order. Another long wait til the food came by which time the drinks were cold. The sandwiches were thick and uninspiring,the cakes obviously frozen as still cold. The scones were lovely to be fair. All in all poor value for £24.95

A band was playing. Good music and good range of beers

3 of us went for lunch and what a lovely time we had. We were greeted very warmly & took a seat in the cosy restaurant. Our drinks orders were taken quickly & then the lady came for our food requirements. Everything that we ate was delicious, well presented & extremely tasty. Afterwards we had tea & coffee & as the coffee machine was not working they were all complimentary, how kind. Our experience was totally relaxing, the ambience in the whole pub was so welcoming & the staff cannot do enough to help you. Absolutely superb, we were all very impressed and will be returning as soon as we can. Thank you to all the team, I very rarely say things were perfect, but this certainly was.

I was looking for somewhere in this area for afternoon tea. I couldn’t see a menu so emailed and was sent one quickly. This looked good as it had some interesting options, and a selection of savouries. So I booked for a friend’s birthday, but what we got was very standard, with no sausage rolls etc. I see the photo of the afternoon tea for Mother’s Day on Facebook shows ‘the full works’, but I wouldn’t bank on that being what you’d get. I did email afterwards with this feedback, but had no response. I’d suggest going elsewhere.

My family have been very loyal customers of tan house for years. To keep a very long story short I was huffed at for spending £30 on drinks. If your staff can’t handle a big family’s order of drinks then I suggest you get new staff….actually the majority of them were fine it was who I assumed was the manager? The only one wearing black as opposed to pink who was outrageously rude!!!