Decent grub and a mahoosive variety of tipples. No music so…read moremake sure yam in good company. Food hit and miss of late, come early on steak Tuesday or Curry Thursday to avoid dissapointment. Taps in gents will still blast so hard they soak your trousers.

This place is done in a kind if Art Deco style. The food has been absolutely superb each time I've…read morebeen, and the portion sizes are ones that you don't eat for the day! There's a massive selection of food, inc starters, mains and desserts, meals including a drink and a huge mix of drinks. Facilities are great, but may need to go early, as it does get bust. It's good as it doesn't have loud music in the background, and so is great to encourage people to actually TALK!!! Great place, breakfast, lunch or tea!

This is a lovely little place, all wooden furniture and floors. The atmosphere is really welcoming…read moreand the tables can be shifted around to suit you. Drinks are reasonably priced and the food is yummy - great place to get a sandwich and curly fries! There are 2 rooms, one of which can be booked for a party. Good place for a quiet drink, or an earlyish stop on a night out.

Clean, cosy and child friendly. The Ridgacre has something for everybody although the prices are a…read morelittle high considering it is just a glorified pub. Don't get me wrong, the food is lovely but you have to get up and order as in restaurants such as Nando's, so the prices should reflect this to be honest. The place recently had a refurb and is looking superb, very modern and chic and as soon as you walk in you feel instantly at home with ease. Although it is out of the way it is still well worth a visit.

I have always had a pleasurable experience at The Ridgacre and it is a lovely place to come and…read morehave a pint. The menu here is pretty good as well and there is also a nice family feel about this place. Parking should not be an issue as there is parking on-site and this place is easily accessible for disabled people. There is something for everyone and a kids menu is also available if you do bring your children along. You can order main meals straight away or you can have a starter and then go onto to have a main. And of course not forgetting there are plenty of desserts to choose from. I remember having a Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad here and it was gorgeous. You could taste the cheese straight away and the chicken was tenderly cooked. The Ridgacre is a pub I have been to on a number of occasions and I have always enjoyed my time here. Worth a visit in my view.

Most beautiful food presentation I have ever seen & the food was delicious. The atmosphere and…read moremusic were definitely a vibe. I'm on holiday & so happy I had the pleasure of going there. I highly recommend!

"Showy" is the best word to describe this place. A contemporary Chinese restaurant that focuses…read moremore on presentation than taste. Honestly I would rate the food itself 3 stars, but we had a nice time and the service was good. However if looking for authentic Chinese cuisine, I would recommend to dine elsewhere. The restaurant is split into two sections across two floors: Yin (lower) and Yang (upper). Yin is the main part of the restaurant with artificial cherry blossoms and paintings. Yang has more of a classy feel. We sat at a booth by the cherry blossoms in Yin, which has lighting that poses a challenge for photos. We opted in for the Modern Sharing Tasting Menu priced at £70 per person. Over the timespan of 2.5 hours, three waves of courses were served. I included the regular prices from the à la carte menu. Assuming the portions were the same, the total was £148.45 compared to £140 for the two of us, so not a bad deal to sample a variety. Wave One: two Small Plates dishes ----- Tuna Sashimi Wontons: sesame, soy and avocado (£12.50). The fish was fresh and the shell was crisp, but the sauce was too heavy. ----- 1/2 Aromatic Duck Pancakes: Szechuan, cucumber and spring onion (£26). Duck was overcooked and dry. Accompaniments were standard. ----- Wave Two: two Large Plates and two Rice, Noodles and Vegetables dishes ----- Caramel Soy Aged Beef Fillet: UK premium aged beef, shiitake, ginger and asparagus (7oz for £39). Cook of the beef was adequate, although rather tough to chew. ----- Char Siu Honey Glazed Monkfish: morning glory, caramel orange and pickled cucumber (£33.95). An interesting choice of meat to marinate in char siu sauce. Fish was not juicy but it was good. ----- Tenderstem Broccoli: black sesame and truffle (£8). Vegetables were soft, although the black sesame paste was a bit odd. ----- Duck Egg and Chinese Sausage Fried Rice (£8). A bit oily but otherwise standard fried rice. ----- Wave Three: two Dessert dishes ----- Cherry Blossom: white chocolate, cherry and candyfloss (£11.50). Another dish that is presented with fog. The server allowed the request to swap this with the Banana Fritters (£9) at no extra charge. The chocolate tree and base was rich and smooth. ----- White Chocolate Dragon Egg: coconut, passionfruit and mango (£9.50). We liked the presentation of the dragon egg. Dessert itself was fruity and tasty. ----- In addition, two drinks were ordered. ----- Eastern Dragon: 135 East Gin, raspberry and apple (£18). Pricey but I quite liked the drink, which was sweet and light on alcohol. It also came served in a decorative, lit box a full of fog. ----- Hidden Dragon: mint, ginger and agave (£6). ----- Our reservation was for 6 PM on a Wednesday, and were easily seated when arriving an hour early as the restaurant was empty. Tables quickly filled shortly after but the restaurant has ample seating to accommodate walk-ins. A bottle of sparkling water costs £4.50 and a 10% service charge is added to the bill. The recommended dress code is smart casual, but I did spot people wearing plain solid-colored shirts.

Enjoy eating out here. Friendly staff, great carvery at a good price (not dried up veggies like…read moreothers). Meal deals midweek. Quiz nights and nice atmosphere even when quiet in middle of winter. Our preferred restaurant in nice surroundings.

So awful, had to get our money back. Gross incompetency in structure of restaurant, management and…read morestaff. Waitress serving table next to ours denied us table service. Had to queue to place our orders and were given our tea to carry back. As soon as we got to the table with the tea our buzzer rang and we had to go queue a second time to go get our food so we didn't even get to go drink it. We ordered gammon and eggs and Mac and cheese, which came with veg. bar. Mac and cheese and eggs were up so we took the Mac back to the table and went back for veg, eggs were taken by staff to be heated. The queue for the veg and gammon was so long that they had to recook the eggs because they had gone cold. We also had our Mac and cheese recoiled because it was just sitting at our table with our cold tea untouched. Turns out when we get to the front of the qeue, there's not even any gammon left in the whole restaurant! Such an awful experience, to be honest I was kind of glad we ended up not eating a single bite there because the only thing that managed to get to our table was the Mac and it literally looked like it was made from a gluey kind of plastic. Gross!

Food was cooked in such a away that it was hot and tasted great…read moreService very good and staff very good Room was ambiance and cool

Fantastic branch of Brewers Fayre we had a lovely meal there recently. It's a very clean and…read morecomfortable place and there is very good service; Carl Macklin was very nice and helpful in particular. We happened to visit one of the 'theme nights' which meant that, being Monday, there was a great selection of Chinese food and you can revisit the hot buffet as often as you like for £6.49. (Most, if not all, Brewers Fayre pubs offer special themed meals every day of the week: Monday Chinese; Tuesday Pie Night; Wednesday Texmex; Thursday Curry; Friday Chip Shop; Saturday Chicken Shack; Sunday Carvery) Of course you can also choose different meals from the huge and varied menu and there are 'meal deals' too, like the two main meals for £10 offer (available Monday to Friday, 12 noon until 6.30pm). I had a delicious vegetarian curry that night (my husband went for the Chinese buffet which he said was really excellent), and I have visited Brewers Fayre restaurants in other parts of the UK over the past couple of years and enjoyed many different delicious meals. (Thank goodness we have a Brewers Fayre in our own town too!!) Redhill is well signed off the roundabout and there's a big free car park immediately outside.

This place is really quite different. Old fashioned pub/eating place. Freindly and competent staff,…read moremassive plates of food and good prices. Layout makes for an odd cafeteria feel but is well worth a visit if you want a break from the norm. Also has a window full of ornaments for sale, Avon box and books. Worth noting, go here any time of day and it's busy, that speaks for itself.

Excellent food, service and ambiance. Fresh, local ingredients. Although they have a service bar…read morethis place is not a bar.

I have eaten here before (18 months ago) and had a great meal, however on this occasion i was…read moredisappointed. Service was ok - bar staff were friendly with good selection of drinks, however waiting staff were less than professional, and it was obvious that it was a busy night. The music played was just a little too obtrusive, and the room in which we were in was marred by a large party treating it like an 11pm indian restaurant. The food arrived within a reasonable time, but the quality left a lot to be desired. I had the vegetarian sausages on colcannon with vegetables. The sausages were ok, but lacked any real flavour, with the colcannon taking over rather than complementing it. The vegetables served were tasteless. My friend had steak with bluecheese and a side salad - the steak was OK, but the salad was limp and had obviously seen better days. I had to ask for salt and pepper. For the price paid (34 for two main courses and two soft drinks) this sadly represents poor value for money. We abandoned the idea of desert and nipped out to a local chain coffee shop for coffee and cake - in far nicer and civilised surroundings.