Best places: Pubs in Guildford, United Kingdom

👍👍 A random pit stop as we drove through the mild ulcer otherwise known as Guildford Town Centre. We sat inside as the outside is probably a tad noisy with a busy road running right past (a product of being an 'olde' tavern). Really lovely staff, a fab IPA, and very good food. They specialise in Pizzas...

Smart pub/restaurant with wooden beams and stripped flooring, plus a garden and regular live music.

Unfussy English fare in a quirky, dog- and family-friendly inn with a kids' play area in the garden.

Plush rooms in a warm pub/grill with a South African-inspired theme, plus breakfast & Wi-Fi.

Red-brick gabled watering hole with comfy leather sofas and an airy open-plan interior.

Classic and modern pub meals in a 17th-century riverside mill building with beams and wooden floors.

Dine-in · Takeaway · Delivery

Smart country pub adjacent to the village green with exposed beams and globally-inspired menu.

👍👍 Really nice place to have dinner. We were staying in the area on a team away day and walked up here for the evening. Delicious food and a really friendly and helpful guy serving behind the bar. Our visit was on 20.09.22.

Spotlit, split-level brasserie with stripped floors and a deck terrace, for French and British menu.

16th-century drinking establishment with a traditional pub menu and open mic/quiz/curry nights.

Country-chic pub with rooms offering river views & free Wi-Fi, plus seasonal European dining.

Airy local pub with a timeless style and an updated menu of British gastropub dishes and ales.

Located by a cricket club, pub food including Sunday roasts from an open kitchen, and live music.

Rustic yet stylish pub with real ales & a menu of steaks, burgers & updated pub-style grub.

Real ales from the pump, British comfort food and regular live music in a hilltop pub.

Home cooking served in a rustic pub with tankards, low beams and roaring fires plus garden tables.

Triple level outpost offering a live music & comedy venue plus a courtyard, cask ales & pub fare.

Wood panelled and exposed brick, 16th-century pub with low-beamed ceilings, dining area and garden.

Village pub with a smart interior of wood and bare bricks, a wood burner and a classic English menu.