The Best Pubs
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Woking

Step into The White Hart in Chobham, a stunning 1500s inn where crackling open fires and honest, cosy furnishings create the perfect setting for a pint of cask ale or a crisp glass of wine. Their kitchen turns out fresh, modern British dishes like a sublime Sunday roast with duck-fat potatoes and a legendary Yorkshire pudding, all served in a welcoming space that’s brilliant for groups and four-legged friends alike. With a lovely rear garden overlooking the cricket green, a full cocktail menu, and a genuinely warm, professional team, this is the kind of classic local you’ll want to return to again and again.

Tucked away in a quiet village corner, The Crown Horsell is an absolute gem of a traditional boozer serving Thurstons beer brewed just next door, with every pint pulled in impeccable condition. The spacious beer garden and two separate bars offer plenty of room for groups, while the real fire and dog friendly policy make it a proper local for any season. With a huge carpark, a fantastic selection of real ales all under a fiver, and a genuinely welcoming team behind the bar, this is the kind of place that turns a quick stop into a lasting memory.

Head to The Sovereigns for a proper local's pub where the welcome is as warm as the fire, the pints are poured with care, and the food is generous and reliably excellent. With a cracking selection of beers, wines, and cocktails, plus live music, open mic nights, and bottomless bingo, there's always something to bring a smile. The outdoor seating and dog friendly policy mean you can bring the whole crew, and whether you're catching the game or settling in for a long catch up, this spot delivers time and again.

Come for the legendary Thursday night pub quiz and stay for the incredible value, from discount wine to a brilliant £15 Fizz Weekend that makes any visit feel like a celebration. The Wheatsheaf is a warm, dog friendly local where the team delivers genuinely attentive service, whether you're a jet lagged traveller needing a quick check in or a group of ten with children and allergy requirements. With a cracking selection of beers, wines, and cocktails, plus outdoor seating and sports on the screens, this inviting spot in Horsell is perfect for lively gatherings and cosy evenings alike.

Discover The Drumming Snipe, a warm and welcoming gastro pub in Mayford where exceptional food and genuine hospitality take centre stage. Their legendary Sunday roast features melt in the mouth beef, crispy potatoes, and the most incredible Yorkshire puddings, while the menu also dazzles with dishes like Beef Brisket and Bone Marrow pie and exquisite Cod cheeks. With a fantastic selection of cask ales, wines, and cocktails, plus a dog friendly policy and lovely outdoor seating, this is the perfect spot for a relaxed midweek meal or a lively catch up with friends. The team’s genuine knowledge and attentive service ensure every visit feels special, making it a true local treasure you’ll want to return to again and again.

Set along the banks of the Wey Navigation, The New Inn is a traditional village pub that perfectly blends old fashioned character with modern touches. The menu is packed with generous classics and a legendary Sunday roast, all paired with a cracking selection of ales, wines, and cocktails. With plenty of outdoor seating by the canal and a warm welcome for dogs and groups alike, it’s an absolute treat for any occasion.

The Olive Tree is a wonderfully welcoming local where the team’s genuine kindness makes every visit feel special, from the first pint to the last bite. Their menu offers a superb variety, with a Sunday roast that’s absolutely top notch, all paired with a cracking selection of beers, wines, and cocktails. With a lovely outdoor seating area that’s perfect for groups and four legged friends, this is the kind of charming spot that keeps regulars coming back year after year.

Just a mile north of Ripley, The Seven Stars is a historic country pub that’s an absolute gem for anyone exploring the Wey Navigation or the ruins of Newark Priory. Inside, you’ll find gleaming brasses and snug corners, while the heated wooden booths and picnic sets in the garden make for a cracking spot to enjoy a real ale, a glass of wine, or a perfectly executed Sunday roast with proper leg of lamb and loin of pork. With live music, quiz nights, and fantastic deals like two fish and chips for £24, this dog friendly, family run spot delivers a warm, professional welcome that’s perfect for groups and spontaneous stops alike.

The Cricketers is a brilliant all rounder, serving up fantastic food from a menu packed with pub favourites and chef specials, all complemented by a great wine list and tempting cocktails. The beautiful pub garden features heated pods and a play area for the kids, making it a perfect spot for groups and families, and well behaved dogs are welcomed with open paws in the bar and garden. With live music, regular charity quiz nights, and a legendary Sunday carvery drawing crowds, this lively local is the kind of place you'll want to book ahead for again and again.

The Victoria is a beautifully restored Victorian pub that blends original character with a genuinely warm, family friendly feel, perfect for gathering with friends and four legged companions. Their menu shines with freshly prepared seasonal dishes and a legendary Sunday carvery, all paired with guest ales, fine wines, and a tempting selection of cocktails. With a spacious terrace for alfresco dining and a welcoming bar for a relaxed pint, this is a delightful spot for any occasion.