The Jolly Coopers has just reopened after a major refurbishment. Good news and bad news - They…read morestill do a good range of real ales, 3 from Fuller's, one guest ale. The three rooms have been knocked into one and comfortable sofas have been fitted. The bad news, as you might expect from new owners the prices have gone up. I did not try the food. £11 for a burger is too much for me.

Good service. Good collection of beers and gins! Friendly atmosphere. Very good food - both,…read morequality and taste- a mix of traditional and fusion. Fireplace! Definitely a 5 star pub!

My favourite place to go for a drink and some grub. Everytime I go, they've done something new to…read morethe decor. Absolutely love it. Good food and good ambience

Had a meal at the faraday. Robbo served me and was really accommodating of my dietary requirement…read more He made sure I was happy with my good. Sasha served me and had a smile on her face the whole time. She made me feel very welcome .

This is a really nice restaurant with great food and very enjoyable. The food was really enjoyable…read moreand tasty. The staff were friendly and helpful, and service was fast. The atmosphere was nice and very enjoyable.

The Derby Arms is a historic pub situated right across from the famous Epsom Racecourse grandstand…read more Although recently refurbished, you can sense the history when you walk in and there is memorabilia of famous Epsom Derby races scattered around. It's not really a convenient pub just to pop into and so, I'm judging the Derby Arms on its food. Following the refurbishment, the menu has been slightly revamped but somehow, it all feels a little corporate now. The food feels safe and a little boring. Maybe worth popping into if you're in the area looking at the grandstand and racecourse but the food isn't worth travelling for. However, there is a little gem. About 30 seconds drive away, in the nearby golf course car park, you can park up and see right across London - planes landing at Heathrow, Wembley Stadium's arch etc. A stunning view on any night with fireworks as you can see them go off for miles and miles.

There are many wine bars in the Centre of Epsom. This is possibly been here the longest. I do knoe…read morehowever there have been many changes to management within that time.

I'm reviewing Los Amigos Mexican restaurant, not the nearby cafe, which incidentally is also owned…read moreby the same company Having heard some good things from friends, I decided to give Los Amigos a try. As there isn't parking in the immediate vicinity, I strolled down They have tried to create a Mexican feel with sombreros hanging up everywhere Perhaps the best thing is their comprehensive menu of proper cocktails. During Happy Hour, the regular cocktails are all £3.50. My virgin pina colada was good and my friend was happy with her Singapore Gin Sling We shared a tostada to start - chorizo and prawns were served on a corn cracker with pinto beans. The toppings were nice though the guacamole didn't taste homemade. The waiter had failed to ask how I wanted my rib eye cooked and I waited until he was about to leave the table before telling him. Could do better there. The steak lacked the normal bone that rib eye has but was quite flavourful. The pepper sauce was quite glutinous. My friend's salmon was overcooked by a lot and the pairing with bearnaise sauce tasted a bit odd So a brave attempt to introduce a new genre of food to Epsom but only an average dining experience.

I must preface this review by telling you I am a Tex-Mex snob. I am not proud of it, but it is the…read moretruth. Having said that, I won't be returning to Los Amigos as I was fairly disappointed with the food. My husband and I visited for dinner and tried several dishes. To start, we ordered the tortilla dips and chips and the stuffed jalapeño peppers. The chips were slightly stale and the salsa was more like a sweet tomato sauce. The stuffed jalapeño peppers were good, but they could have been deep fried from a frozen product. For our mains, we had the chicken fajitas and the chicken nachos. The nachos had the same issues as the chips and salsa with the chicken tasting more Spanish than Tex-Mex. The fajitas were cooked okay, but must have had the same Spanish-rice type seasoning as the nachos... which really killed the flavour, in my opinion. I also tried the regular margarita, for which I had high hopes (thinking this could at least be a solid post-work drinks spot.) Sadly, the margarita was made with a mix and had only the one redeeming quality of a well-salted rim. I would have gladly paid another £1 or £2 for a margarita made from scratch- especially at a Tex Mex restaurant! All this said, I do not recommend this restaurant and suggest you go to Wimbledon for either Chiptole or Wahaca for your Tex-Mex cravings.

The pub is attached to a venue called The Stables which are available for hire - fully equipped…read morewith a bar, brand new cosy booths, and lots of character, with the benefit of privacy for a party. Come and check them out !

The Albion has recently re-opened after being closed for about two years. It is a basic drinkers…read morepub, not too food-oriented, comfortable and tastefully decorated. They have six hand pumps with mostly national brands on sale. The Ashley Centre car park is nearby and buses stop a few yards away. This is a welcome addition to Epsoms drinking establishments at this end of the town. The food is average priced though I have not tried it.

This has just been refurbished, new paintwork, new furniture same range of beers and food. I have…read morestopped driving here since they put a barrier on the car park. The Woodman half a mile away has a better choice of beer, cheep bar snacks and a free car park. The Brewery is the second best pub in Ashtead.

Outstanding Manager, Excellent Menu. Strongly recommend. We have already booked the company…read moreChristmas party there. Personally have never had poor service/poor food at the Brewery. Car park is still free, you buy a ticket and the price is taken off a purchase at the bar. The menu changes every few months.. it is a seasonal thing BUT when it was revamped last year, it reopened with a totally new menu...delicious! The Woodman had a wonderful manager a couple of years ago, Geraldine, unfortunately she moved on. At the time the Woodman was stunning. We had several team events there and also used it quite regularly for social events. I am sure I have been unlucky but I have not enjoyed the service nor the food since Geraldine went. I do admit I have stopped going to the Woodman in the last 18 months... thus it could well be wonderful again.

A very strong brand in providing a family friendly social eating place. I liked the distressed…read morewooden tables and fixtures. No worries about my children scratching anything as they played with the provided board games. The food was good quality, not amazing but decent with ample serving sizes. The range of food is good. It all seems well presented. There's plenty of tap water for the children and there are lots of high chairs.

Welcome to Epsom! Looked very new and an upstairs, was welcomed ,but they were in the middle of…read moretraining, so I will be back for a proper review

This is a traditional back-street boozer, it is hard to find if you do not know it. The easiest way…read moreto find it is to walk up the alleyway alongside the Upper High Street car park. It is right at the end, do not take the path next to the Barley Mow (another good Pub), 4-5 hand pump beers often from local breweries like Ranmore Ales. Basic furnishings, but comfortable enough. They have Tvs for the sports fans, a small outside seating area, and piped music. This is a pub for drinkers, I am not aware of them selling food. A friendly locals pub, worth a visit if you are in the area.

There is an Inn called The Rising Sun where a weary old traveller wandered in and was greeted by…read moreanother to make the visit worth while. I understood that this place is no longer "tied" but now owned by someone, with a management team. All I can say it is now a very friendly place.

+ hidden gem of Epsom + great food…read more+ beer garden for the sunny days - if you don't know about it, you won't find it! The Rising Sun is a pub nestled amongst the row of houses just on the edge of Epsom town centre. The first time I was there I followed the recommendation and succinct directions from another pub owner when I was in search of a pub lunch. Despite it's slightly out of the way location in and amongst residential houses and its recessed, unassuming entrance, the pub is bigger on the inside, extending some way back with a friendly-sized garden for the rare sunny days. The pub offers a variety of ales and cider, but what impressed me most was the selection and quality of their food. On the most recent visit on a Saturday afternoon, I had the grilled red gurnard served in a grapefruit sauce, accompanied by a salad of spinach, lamb's lettuce, grilled courgettes, capers, and a gorgeous vinaigrette. My partner had the guinea fowl with a walnut stuffing served on a bed of mustard mash. The ingredients were fresh and presentation appetising, rivalling a mid-priced restaurant in quality and presentation but with a pub-friendly price tag. I highly recommend dropping by for a pint or a meal, especially on a sunny day to enjoy the use of their beer garden.