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"This is a beautifully run pub, polished and well organised, but with an enjoyably relaxed feel throughout. The charming licensee is a wine merchant, so the thoughtfully created food is well complemented by the knowledgeably chosen wines (with around a dozen by the glass), several sherries and dessert wines that lean particularly towards Spain and Portugal...'"
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Michelin Guide to Eating out in Pubs 2009 Page 327 |
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"With beautiful hanging baskets, prettily laid tables, a friendly service team, delicious desserts and the choice between a light airy sun lounge or a lovely garden, you could easily be mistaken for thinking you are in a tea shop!" |
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The Michelin Red Guide 2008-9 |
"Well prepared modern British standards and good value lunches in this smart roadside pub; Occasional wine tastings from a diverse cellar."
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Alastair Sawday Special Places Guide to Pubs and Inns 2010 Entry 674 |
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"Wine importer Gerry Price draws them in from all over Surrey. Stylishly revamped dining areas are light and modern with wooden floors and fine fabrics... Add good-value set lunches, lunchtime wine-tasting sessions, an alfresco wood oven and popular wine dinners, and you have a superbly run place." |
"The Inn @ West End has been a pub for almost 200 years, but has few original features and is not naturally pretty. However, over the last eight years it has developed into a destination inn as well as a main road local and a thriving business. Somewhat Tardis-like, you will either love it or hate it, but most people love it."
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Regular reviews from diners will give you a customers perspective of The Inn as a dining pub. Scores are consistently high leading to a Top Diner Rated award in 2008.
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Hardens Restaurant Guide 2010 |
"Worth the trek into deepest Surrey" (two miles from the M3 at J3), this "friendly" dining pub gets "top marks for food and wine" from almost all who comment on it.
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