4.3/5

(1,491 reviews)

Originally named the Fox and Hounds, this pub restaurant used to be run by the Smith family during the late 19th Century. Although by 1894 it was only the father, William and his son, Arthur who were

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

4.4/5

(725 reviews)

A previous cricket pavilion set back behind the sports fields in New Malden, the pub is known as New Maldens best kept secret! With great food and real ales, Live music and even quiz nights

Situated at the heart of a popular commuter village and within walking (or cycling) distance of the beautiful Surrey Downs, The Leg of Mutton & Cauliflower is a 500 year old pub, serving real ales and

4.7/5

(1,156 reviews)

Opened as the Hope Beer House in the 1870s, this pub got its mock-Tudor panelling between the wars. In 2010, closure loomed, but locals clubbed together and bought the lease (adding the freehold in 2015)