Below average food quality. Food staff friendly but frenzied. A few things did not come our right…read morethe first time. They were out of many menu selections, even one beer was unavailable. Heard other tables sending food back to cook more. Would not order the veg burger or scampi. Desserts were good.

We are only in Reigate for the weekend but our neighbors told us The Skim was a must as it's within…read morewalking distance through the footpaths. They weren't wrong! Our burgers were delicious and the staff was incredibly friendly. Such a pleasant visit! Happy we made the stop!

My absolutely favorite place in all of England. My husband and friends had liver and onions…read moremultiple times. I had the pies. I will never have a pie again and not dream about the grumpy mole. The wine list and bar is amazing.

I must say - these have to be the most charming ladies that run this adorable pub in the most…read morequaint town nestled in the English countryside. The interior is just like the demeanor of the staff: warm, likeable, and feels like home. In fact, it was incredibly difficult to determine where we wanted to dine, because of the sheer cuteness found in the decor and ambiance of The Grumpy Mole. It was just too damn nice outside to take a beautiful, sunny day in England for granted. So, we opted to sit on their patio and enjoy a near perfect day. Knowing how delicious the curry is in the UK, I opted for that choice and my high expectations were met. The chicken was tender and well prepared. The curry flavor was abound but not overpowering, while the naan and rice were soft, not stale. But the real highlight of the experience was the charcuterie plate packed with meats, cheeses, olives, and more. If only I had the fortune to return to England more often, then I would visit The Grumpy Mole on every visit. For now, I will dream of that day and hope it is on a cold, winters night, where the interior of the Grumpy Mole is cozy and warmed by a crackling fire place, of which I am sitting by while sipping on a piping mug of cider.

Five colleagues and I, at the end of an amazing week at a work conference, we're in desperate need…read moreof some food. Getting in a little late to go to London, we turned our attention to something close to the Gatwick airport. After finally sorting our Uber rides, we were off to The Farmhouse. First impressions were of a traditional British pub experience, which was a good start. Our clumsiness of grabbing a table and figuring out whether we needed to go to the bar to order or wait to be served, surely gave us away as "not locals." Our server was friendly and provided us with our menus and took our drinks order. The one shortfall was that the menu had a number of items not available and with an assist from a customer, two of us needed a rethink on their meal. In all, it was 4 Fish & Chips, One Farmhouse Burger, and a Battered Halloumi burger, plus an order of calamari, and 4 tomato and garlic soups. There were zero plates taken off the table that were not empty! I had the Halloumi burger, which had a great, crispy batter topped with some guacamole mayo with a red sauce on the side. Really good. Then we doubled down and hit the dessert menu! Two warm chocolate brownies with salted caramel ice cream and four plum tarts. We asked for some custard on the side because who doesn't like custard?! Save for the debate about whether it was more a pie than a tart, another set of empty plates were the only evidence left. Would definitely recommend The Farmhouse!

A few years ago, I had an 8 hour layover at Gatwick, so we decided to pop out and go to the nearest…read moreplace for fish and chips. They were out of fish but the chips were excellent. We also go the Camembert, olives, and some ciders. This was definitely worth the effort to leave the airport, get an Uber, and then return to the airport. Cute place with good food.

My fiancée's best friend picked The Market Stores as the place to celebrate her 27th birthday on a…read moresnowy day in Reigate. The semicircular bar immediately came into view as we walked through the doors. I was pleased to find some UK craft beers on tap in addition to the usual Fuller's Brewery offerings. One of the best brews I had earlier that week in London, Beavertown's Gamma Ray (American Pale Ale), was available and I ordered it with enthusiasm. The hoppy and juicy brew tasted as great as I remembered! We grabbed a cozy booth near the front window and enjoyed entertaining conversation with the birthday girl for hours to come. I ended the night with an English take on the American IPA, Electric Bear Brewing Co's Livewire, and it was solid as well. The Market Stores played a nice soundtrack of '90s jams which our group fully appreciated and danced in our seats to. Overall, this is a wonderful pub to grab a pint and the large crowd that showed up on a chilly Friday night fully confirmed this.

Food was...somewhat...divine. I rapidly embraced my meal and demolished my desert…read more HOWEVER. As i was taking in my surroundings, I spotted that there was no hand sanitiser stations. Don't get me wrong, im all for a bit of a rough and tumble in the mud, but in a restaurant, I fear it is a necessity. I will be coming again, thank you.

Even though they're part of a massive chain, I've found that there can be HUGE differences between…read moreToby Carverys. Luckily, our local one was one of the better examples of them, with consistent quality of food and service. It was always better when it was a bit busy as the food was always fresh and steaming hot. When it was slow, the meat could be a bit dry and veg a bit overcooked from sitting under the heat lamps. But even at its busiest times, the queue went very quickly, so don't let it being busy put you off. This was a very family-friendly place to go, as there was always a highchair available (although they could do with bein kept cleaner), and the layout of the place, along with the general hum of other customers meant you rarely overheard the other tables or felt as if your noisy toddlers were bothering anyone. Toby Carverys aren't going to set the world on fire, but this one will certainly provide you a good, solid, hearty meal at a ridiculously low price. You know what to expect, and you can count on this branch to deliver.

We arrived during the busiest possible time - Saturday night 7.30pm - and kindly offered a table at…read morethe pub end. The atmosphere was lively with lots of banter/laughter and discussion - typical pub atmosphere. The service was quick and Tracy, our waitress, was friendly and helpful. We enjoyed a good and tasty meal although it wasn't amazing. I had the Steak and Kidney with dumplings as well as an apple pie and vanilla ice-cream for sweet. Both enjoyable, but not amazing. The prices were reasonable too although we were charged erroneously for a bottle of red wine (soon sorted with no quibble) Overall, I thought the experience was pleasant. (booking for Saturday nights is advisable) In summary: Décor: ordinary Busy Enjoyable/pleasant Friendly Good service/speedy Booking on sat essential Bill mistake/corrected Tracy (waitress)/pleasant Bar/restaurant split Value for money Noisey, but audible

At the top of one of the hills on the Brighton Road. Light wood interior. Bar area inside the door…read morea bit narrow, but comfortable. The room extends round to the right, where there are more tables for diners. 4 ales were available, Hogback TEA, Old Trip, Harveys IPA and own ale Joshua Tree, which I tried, very nice pint. Bar only use and dining use times vary so best check before hand. There is a golf course nearby, so you could use to as the 19th hole.

I've always had a brilliant meal here, each time fighting with myself whether to try something new…read moreor have an old favourite, as we only go when it's a very special occasion. Last time we went, I had the tasting menu with wine, and the only complaint (if you can call it that), is that if I'd drunk all the wine it came with, I would've been just that, drunk. Each course was blissful, exquisite for not only the mouth but for the nose and eye. I can honestly say I've never been anything but thrilled by the food served here. One problem (which keeps it from being five stars for me) is that The Dining Room isn't very intimate, something I'd appreciate with a restaurant with its price range. Let's face it, this is a special occasion place for most people (we rarely got out for under £150 for two), so I'd prefer to feel like I was in my own little space rather than alongside the other punters. Along those lines, The Dining Room suffers from the same problem Reigate itself does--a lot of people with new money (or more money than manners) who like to show it off, often in a loud and (once, anyway) obnoxious way. I've found that each time there was at least one table for whom the night was obviously just another meal, so were taking the opportunity to be loud and showy, ruining the atmosphere for those looking for a nice, intimate dinner.

If you can afford it and have no style or taste whatsoever, you'll love it, other than that it's…read moreover priced, and completely pretentious! The food is always just OK and no better than that and the atmosphere is non existant. Just give up the pretense and either make the effort to go to London or just nip up the road to the Gurkha Kitchen! If you really have to visit this place then don't admit it to anyone.