4.3/5

(484 reviews)

A lively pub on Surbiton high street, The Surbiton Flyer marries contemporary style with good old fashioned service. Enjoy fine food and drink in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

4.2/5

(412 reviews)

Traditional pub on the corner with Maple Road. Owned by Young’s, since 1840 when the coach to Brighton stopped outside.

4.2/5

(127 reviews)

Small, comfortable pub with an Irish flavour situated at one end of Hook Parade. Two separate bar areas smartly decorated with beams and painted wood panelling.

We are a popular community-minded pub, specialising in great beer, fine wines, top notch spirits and good times. We have a passion for British cheese, so try one of our delicious Three Cheese Ploughman’s

4.1/5

(1,569 reviews)

This pub was opened as a lecture hall on the day before the coronation of King George V, on 21 June 1911, and named in honour of the new king. It later became a cinema and then a bingo hall.

3.8/5

(124 reviews)

Continuing a long tradition of entertainment and refreshment, welcome to The Brave New World!

4.2/5

(69 reviews)

A one room traditional pub with painted wooden panelling and real fires either side of a central bar. Mainly a locals pub but with a welcome for all. The guest beers change regularly and, whilst from

4.2/5

(209 reviews)

Creative food menus prepared and cooked in-house. Eclectic, ever-changing range of craft beers, wines and spirits. Vibrant, friendly atmosphere serviced by helpful trained staff all await you at GBs.