The Plough Inn's English Steakhouse

I visited The Plough a few weeks ago for a beer, during a walk local to me. I had a pint of Dorking Brewery, Pilcrow Pale. The beer was excellent and a sat in the garden, which is a very comfortable space. I wasn't so impressed with the high price of £6.10! I can't lie, there are pubs in the area getting to the £6 mark but this surprised me, given this was a local beer sold in a freehouse! I can think of many tied pubs, paying extortionate rents that still manage to offer far better value than that! The pub has the advantage of being in prime catchment area for walkers, cyclists and diners on the Surrey Hills tourist trail and has a constant source of fresh custom. Whilst for the one off or...

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We stayed a night here and enjoyed the breakfast the next month. It's a cosy little pub in the middle of nowhere. The room was large, bed comfortable, and it was quiet. However the best thing was the shower. The staff were very friendly, including the great dane. We were able to have a nice chat. Breakfast the next morning was good too. Did I mention the shower?

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A lovely inn for a two night stay whilst going to Wimbledon Great food, good selection of quality wines and beers. Lovely friendly staff. Our room was nothing like the photos unfortunately… very tired and scuffed, divan covers not fitted.. Would this stop us from rebooking… no As in general it is really a hidden gem!

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This is the second time I came here on my way to a hike. This place never fails to deliver. Great food, location and staff. The food is a bit more on the expensive side compared to normal pub food but it makes sense given the quality

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This is an excellent pub whose staff go above and beyond the call of duty to make your visit a pleasant , safe and enjoyable experience . Thank you

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