We were looking for a Sunday lunch within the M25 and, after some research, found Botley Hill Farmhouse in Warlingham, Surrey. It was set in beautiful rolling hills, quite amazing. The feel inside was contemporary farmhouse, being bright and fresh. The Sunday lunch was quite good, I enjoyed the beef and roast potatoes. There was a problem with JW’s dessert which spoilt the experience. Even with this though, it would still be worth visiting if you are in the area.
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Best Sunday Roast lunch reviews of pubs and restaurants in Surrey
Sands at Bleak House, Woking
Looking for a Sunday lunch in Surrey, I found Sands at Bleak House in Woking. The venue was bright and airy, with large windows and also a conservatory area. The service here was very good, making sure we had everything we needed. Both the Roast Pork and the Roast Beef were ordered and we were all pleased with our choices. The roast potatoes were especially large and had an interesting flavour. Lastly, the desserts were nicely presented and were enjoyable. Families are welcome. Overall, an excellent and Top Rated Sunday lunch by Sands at Bleak House in Woking, Surrey.
Read More...The Anchor, Ripley
When looking for a place to meet friends, I found out about the Sunday lunch at The Anchor in Ripley, Woking. A good sized car park helped with arriving in a happy frame of mind. The service here was excellent, we were greeted at the door and then looked after well during the meal. The food itself was excellent – contemporary twists on a traditional meal. We felt very welcome and certainly a Top Rated Sunday lunch!
Read More...Alberts Table, Croydon
With a pilgrimage to IKEA on the cards, I had to book a Sunday lunch in Croydon to soften the blow – and found Alberts Table. A smart restaurant, with great food. It was let down a bit by the slow service during the meal, so I recommend going but only with teenage or older children, or as a couple.
Read More...The Bell Inn, Godstone
A Sunday lunch review of The Bell Inn in Godstone, Surrey. A sister pub in fact to The Plough in Eynsford, amongst others, so we had high hopes of the food and we were not disappointed. The starters were enjoyable, as was the Sunday roast. The potatoes were excellent, the Yorkshire pudding huge! A very enjoyable, family friendly pub and worthy of the Top Rated award.
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