The best restaurants serving Default food in Waverley South East

Brilliant local chippy. Chips are traditional hand cut, the fish is tasty and batter is crispy. Best of all is the service. Absolutely customer focus, on the odd occasion that something is not perfect they are so quick to sort it out. Exceptional.

In other subways I don’t have to pay extra for a subway melt. This is the one place they try to charge me extra. It’s frustrating. Service is what you’d expect from a typical fast food place, not the best but ur only there for food anyways.

Went here for less than 30 mins and came away with a parking fine! Will never visit again, a local pub using a parking enforcement company. Bad business.

Service very prompt as an only other customers sitting wait for order. But was nearly overcharged until I queried it. Food awful.will not use again.

I’ve been to this pub a few times and i’ve never been disappointed. Staff are always friendly, it’s always clean and service is great. Food options sometimes lack for a gluten intolerant person however I recommend the fish cake, 10/10!

We had a delicious Sunday lunch at the White Horse. Very friendly staff. Idyllic location for a fantastic day out with well signposted walks, a beautiful church and a picturesque pond. Highly recommended.

Just popped in for a drink after a walk on the nature reserve. Nice pub and stop, garden views lovely in the sunshine. Don't try any food this time.

Best curry in Godalming town. I've been to every curry place in town and this was the one I tried last. It is purely takeaway so no eating in. It is easily the best. The two best things about it is the foood tastes amazing and they listen to any requests you make. I have so far received exactly what I asked for each time when making special requests on the orders which I really appreciate.

Can't fault the food or service. We were a large group (15) for dinner last week, all paid individually, and they were so happy to accommodate, food was spot on, waitress really was amazing !

Food was good but very small portions fill the box with the curry sauce and fish and then only a few chips for a large portion it was not kids size yes. Unfortunately will travel further a field for better portion size for a cheap price and just as good.

Took a chance that there would be a table at hilltop today. Sat inside and was told by the waitress that the table was not booked today. She couldn’t be more helpful. Tasty sausage roll, although this was the only savoury at the counter. Lovely and peaceful, beautiful view. Tom, part of the front of house team put on the music - much louder inside where the speakers were. On asking the music was turned down, but as we finished our meal, he turned it up again. He also seated someone at the same table even though there was another not booked for lunch. My mother went to the counter to place an order and like other comments already posted, there was no acknowledgement or reassurance she would be served. She gave up. I went in a her place and was given two cinnamon rolls for the price of one. Was this an unspoken acknowledgement that she should have been served. Was appreciated. Still had a nice time, but front of house perhaps too busy or need to consider all guests and not just those they know by name.

Absolutely loved the burrata which I had for my starter. Worth visiting for that dish alone. Melts in your mouth and looked such a picture on the plate with beetroot. Loved my main too - mushroom risotto - perfectly cooked, loved it. Our waitress, Evie, was so lovely and attentive and so sweet with our dog too. I’m going back asap for more!

This place was rocking a few Satuday lunchtimes ago. Locals obviously love this place. Friendly staff too

A breakfast trip. Nice atmosphere, clearly popular. The app said 13 minutes for food but it was at least 20. Ordered grilled tomato with my breakfast but it was stone cold even though you could see light charring. Complained and was brought replacements that had clearly been microwaved so they were red hot. Breakfast supposed to be until 12 but the menus were removed at 11.45. Jaipur ale was cloudy but tasted fine. Some reservations but breakfast and a pint for a tenner has got to be good.

Zizzi's was fairly quiet when we visited at 7:30pm. There were a couple of lively birthday parties at the other end of the restaurant, but we were seated well away from them, which was a relief! The first minor shock were the menu prices - my calibration point used to be Pizza Express, where a "classic" pizza was between GBP10 and GBP13, whereas Zizzi only offer 3 types of "classic" pizza, and prices start at GBP13 going upwards. Pasta main courses are all GBP17 to GBP19, which genuinely did make me do a double-take. I appreciate costs for hospitality businesses have increased, but that's quite steep for a modestly-sized bowl of pasta and a minimalist portion of sauce. If I'm honest, it seems a depressing part of the "Farnhamization" of prices in the town, kick-started by Megan's charging £18 for a kebab, which seemed to start a kind of "arms race" in the town's restaurants. £18 is the new normal. It reminded me of the old "How To Be Middle Class" TV sketch - "Avocado on toast? One pound fifty? You're looking at eight pounds fifty, at least!". I had the slow-cooked beef and chiant ragu "pasta superiore", which arrived looking nothing like the picture on the menu - it was 95% pasta with a hint of sauce (although what sauce there was was delicious) and rather less generously piled-up than the photo. Yours for only GBP18.25, sir. My wife had a salmon and avocado salad (GBP17.25) which was better; decent chunk of salmon and a nicely-balanced avocado salad. The service was laughably poor; and I genuinely mean that. We ended up laughing privately at the Chuckle Brothers type mayhem! A young lady with a serious face arrived with our main courses and attempted to serve them to the people on the next table who were busy eating dessert - easy mistake to make, I know. She then approached our table and asked "Beef ragu?", so I said "Yes" - and she gave it to my wife, presenting me with my wife's salmon salad. I said (politely), "It's the other way round, actually" and the girl just walked away, still wearing the serious face. We decided to skip dessert and have coffees, whereupon the same thing happened. Despite us indicating who had ordered which type of coffee, serious-faced girl plonked each down in front of the wrong person and said "Enjoy" before turning her back and walking away. My wife whispered, "She does NOT want to be here!". We started musing over whether we should answer the wrong way round to the next dish and see if she put them in the right places! But we'd had enough, and asked for the bill. When we went to settle the bill, we asked if we could use a Zizzi gift card, to which the waitress (a different one to the backwards-dishes-serving girl) said, "How much is on it?". We replied that we didn't know, as it had been a gift to us, and could she check? No she couldn't, she said, and pointed us to a website address on the gift card, which we had to access before we could use it to pay part of the bill. Fishing out my phone, typing in the website address and then the 17-digit number from the card, the site responded "Success!" with a green tick, but didn't tell us the value on the card. Eventually the manager came over and said that he could check the card balance at the till, and that there are "two kinds of card - she thought it was the other kind". So that's that cleared up, then! Final laugh - there was a card with a QR code along with the bill, asking "How did we do? Scan the QR code to leave a Google review.". When I did that, a website asked me to log in to my Google account, then went straight to "404. That's an error. We don't know any more than that.". I tried again, this time logging into my Google account before trying the QR code - but it was 404sville again. So that was all a bit of an expensive comedy show. Add in a constantly-beeping fire alarm or security alarm in the foyer behind us, and it wasn't exactly the 'dining ambience' one would expect to go with one's £18+ bowl of pasta and £17+ salad.