The best restaurants serving British food in Oxted North and Tandridge Tandridge South East

Served byTori who was very hospitable. Lovely coffee and hot chocolate. Nice selection of cakes too. Friendly atmosphere.

We'd just finished touring Hever Castle and were ready for a proper bite to eat. A Google search & short drive later, and we found ourselves plates deep into a well-presented Steak & Ale Pie/Chips & Cajun Chicken Burger/Sandwich. They were both extremely delicious. With Oldies Classic tunes playing in the background, this charming cafe just feeeeels right. The server/service (Alex) was wonderful, as well. We were so amazed at how beautiful our food looked and tasted, we forgot to take photos--embarrassing.... A gem of a place!

Fantastic coffee, the best in the area. Very friendly service. Shop is stocked with wonderfull luxurious items. We definately come back soon.

My partner said ‘it is a trick restaurant’ - it wants you to think it’s better than it is!? The very high price for the tasting menu and wine flight makes you think that you are in for something very special (trick 1) The portion size is very small ( most notably the Pate) trick 2 Staffed by young inexperienced girls with no Matre de onhand to guide and control them Service was slow (70% capacity) Very expensive wine by the glass served pre poured and not a sight of the bottle (the wine should have been served at the table from the shown bottle?) trick 3 Not a special experience and not value for money trick 4

Visited for the first time to see a play in the upstairs room. We couldn’t have had a better night. The welcome from the moment we walked was great. The play was brilliant and the publican even gave us a lift to the station so that we made our train We would definitely make the effort to go again , if we heard about more plays or events and more often if we lived nearer

Have always enjoyed eating at the Barley Mow and did enjoy my salad this evening, but was a little surprised with the cost. £14 for the basic super food salad and I paid £5 on top for prawns, of which there were only about 6. I also went on to have a yummy pudding, but to the cost of £8.50. I know with the cost of living everything has increased but come on Barley Mow £22 for a prawn salad ?

Returned to this lovely garden centre and was warmly welcomed into the restaurant,it was early lunchtime but there was a good buzz of others enjoying their food.There is a seasonal menu and wanting a fairly light lunch we opted for the mezze platter to share.The service is first class our waitress very friendly,we ordered a beer and glass of red wine to accompany the dish.The drinks and food arrived speedily and it was delicious,colourful,and beautifully presented.Our waitress returned to check everything was ok which of course it was.We had coffee afterwards then left.We were acknowledged by all the staff working there who cheerfully said Goodbye.This is a venue not to be missed,I noticed the lunch menu,they also do breakfast and whilst there at the weekend they were serving a beautiful afternoon tea to a group of ladies…I look forward to a return visit soon…Yours Stuart…