This place is a gem, alas no longer doing food during the week but the Sunday lunch is to die for!…read more(and going by the lunch why oh why are you not offering lunch and dinner during the week!) They have 4 real ales on offer all the time with most coming from local breweries. Perfect for the ale drinkers. Oh yes music every week aswell!

Took my parents here for sunday lunch when they visited us in Chertsey in August. Never been in…read morethis pub before but we just fancied trying it. We all had the Sunday lunch, two pork bellys and one lamb. Both Were absolutely delicious!! Sunday lunch at pubs can be very hit and miss and this was a hit hit hit. Meat lovely and tender, potatoes and veg beautifully cooked, perfectly seasoned and generous portions! Yum, we'll be returning.

It's just been revamped and looks great so I can forgive the nightmare morning / afternoon traffic…read moreand vans blocking the road! Food was 'ok' but it was week one of them reopening, so would definitely go back. Staff were friendly and efficient. The pub benefits from a great outdoors area and as a mother of three this comes in handy! It's clean, safe and above all reasonably priced! I can walk there so a few tipples are allowed!! Great pub and looking forward to frequenting more and more.

I think this is such a posh restaurant.great survival mode is the only thing that would have to go…read moreback and I don't think that I have a great way of the year of high quality of life and the first half of the year and I don't think that I can get it right away with the new version is the only one that is the only one of my friends are so many things I do it again I have a good time with the new version is the only thing that is the only thing is I don't think that the

What an amazing local pub. We had a big Sunday lunch here for family a couple weeks ago. The…read morekitchen lost power several times with a full house of people waiting. They handled it like complete professionals.

This was quite a charming little pub located at one of the many entrances to Windsor Great Park…read more Actually, there seem to be a few pubs located at the entrance, as if it is a fairly British thing to go for a walk in the park (I'm not sure if you would call it a hike) and then go and have a beer afterwards. The place certainly had quite a bit of charm about it, sort of what I have come to expect from country pubs in Britain. Yeah, this place was rather delightful, and it had some nice beers as well.

Great bands ant the weekend. Amazing beers in this eccentric pub. A wonderful community quiz night…read moreon a Thursday. Well worth a visit.

I could pretty much write the same that 'willyum1950' has written as I totally agree with…read moreeverything he has said (apart from I don't live in Addlestone but do live about 2 miles from this pub). This pub is a FANTASTIC pub everything a pub should be. The Barley Mow has many, many regulars and that shows what a fantastic pub this is. The regulars are all very friendly and 'newcomers' are made to feel very welcome. It's dog friendly too and there's lots of regular dogs that enjoy the attention that they always get too. The ale served here is served how it should be. The barrels are looked after and kept at the right temperature in the cellar the pipes are kept clean and all of this makes for a delicious ale. One would think this sounds easy but so many pubs get this wrong the Barley Mow isn't one of them. They frequently rotate the ale and the guest ales are a plenty. Summer lightning and Twickenham ales are regulars I believe. They also sell 'proper' cider but as this isn't my thing, I can't comment on how good it is. John, the landlord, is a friendly, happy guy and clearly enjoys what he does and he does it exceptionally well. This pub continues to win Camra awards year after year and quite rightly so. The live music (Friday/Saturday) is great and everyone joins in. Haven't yet been on a Wednesday but I'm sure it's just as great. Weekend daytimes are great too. It's a perfect place for a pint and reading the newspapers. I have never been to this pub and not enjoyed myself. No beer 'garden' as such but there is an outdoor space with tables/benches that probably seat 50 or so people easily. There's also a car park out the back and plenty of parking out the front. It's a very eclectic place both inside and out (there's a dinosaur outside and loads of lovely odds and ends inside). I'm pretty sure that they offer free wi-fi now too but don't quote me on that. Have been going here for about 5 years now and have no intention of stopping. Will continue to support this fantastic 'local' for as long as I can. Thanks to John and the rest of the staff for running such a great pub. The website has been updated so more info on there http://www.themow.co.uk/ SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL PUB!

Brilliant country pub just outside Addlestone. Good beer (Theakstones Old Peculier , Courage Best,…read moreTaylor Landlord), good food at reasonable prices and a nice location on the Wey Navigation canal. What more could anyone want?

got a river by so u can bring kids to feed the ducks if they are duck lovers. the food is average…read moreand the service is very good

OK-ish pub, with lots of outdoor space, very close to the River Thames. Expect a fair mix of…read morepeople. Slanting toward a "family" feel. Staff are helpful and polite; draft beers unexceptional. Food is firmly middle-of-the-road pub grub. Wouldn't make a special trip to visit, but it does the job on a sunny afternoon.

Went there recently for dinner. It's a large pub with a number of differently decorated "rooms",…read morealbeit it's all open plan, and a decent sized outdoor eating area. A road separates it from the river so, while it's next to Chertsey Bridge, you don't really get much of a riverside view or feel. They do a decent selection of real ales (I had a well-kept Doom Bar) and an extensive menu. I had the soup of the day (roasted tomato with garlic and basil) with toasted artisan rustic bread & butter (£4.75) followed by Caramelised Fig & Whipped Goat's Curd Pizza with mozzarella and hazelnuts (£10.95). The figs were fresh rather than caramelised, but the pizza was sufficiently large as to make me wish I'd just had that. It was very filling. But both soup and pizza were pretty decent. My dining companion enjoyed the Breaded Buttermilk & Rosemary Chicken Burger with Amarillo chilli mayonnaise and fries for £11.50. Again, the portion was decently sized. Service was reasonably efficient and very friendly, though we decided to sit outside as the piped music (disco tracks, for heaven's sake!) was rather overbearing and too much for normal conversation. Why do these places do that? So I'd eat there again but be careful if you want to have a conversation to ask to be seated away from the speakers. The car park is a bit small and fills up quickly on busy evenings.

Friendly people, good variety of beer and food…read more The fish and chips were good but a bit greasy for my taste...maybe that is the way people like it in the UK. I am used to a much less greasy and lighter fried variety in the US. But overall an enjoyable dinner with colleagues.

I consider myself lucky that a friend of mine lives nearby and given me an opportunity to dine…read morehere. The meals here are fantastic and are very different from the usual fare. While I've visited here a few times I haven't taken the time for a review until now. Last night we went for the traditional Sunday roast, there were three of us and we each selected something different, the chicken, lamb, and beef to try. I also chose to start with a liver and bacon salad as it's not something you see often. The salad was sublime. A perfect mixture of flavors that balanced the saltiness of the meats with a subtle sweetness and crunch from the vegetables. I don't often order liver but if you like it this salad is worth the trip. The roasts themselves were delicious and the gravy was excellent. I can't say I liked the stuffing (much different from the American versions of the same name - more of a cornbread like texture), but the meats were well done and flavorful. The vegetables were good and overall an excellent dinner topped off with some great desserts (brownie and an ice cream sundae). I'm not a drinker so can't comment on the beers, but I can call out the juices they have. They carry Frobisher's, which may or may not be common, but not anything I've had in the US. The Apple-Mango and Orange-Passionfruit juices I had were delicious and worth a try. Particularly the Apple-Mango.

The Rose & Crown is to be found in the village of Thorpe, close to Thorpe Park Water Skiing, known…read morefor hosting the competitions on Virginia Water. Historically, the original building dates back to 1460. With gardens to the front and back you overlook a big Green. Very rural. They are known for being a popular destination food house but they also have local clientele who pop in for a quiet drink with friends or family. The food can be chosen from a main menu or unique Specials from the chalk boards which allow the Chefs to show their flair! You will be served meals which have been prepared from the freshest of ingredients and cooked to order. To complement your meal there is an extensive choice of quality wines or a good selection of real ales if preferred. This is a very friendly, welcoming place so do go along soon and sample some delicious Fayre, a quality pint and maybe some light entertainment, if you pick the right night.

Great outdoor space. The Rose and Crown has great parking, a…read morespacious interior and a great outdoor space. It gets crowded in the summer if you want to eat outside. The menu is large so there's something for everyone, the food is decent but nothing to rave about. In short, dependable but not one of the best in the area.

I was welcomed before I even entered the building, and my earnest inquiries about the burger were…read moremet with confidence. Eagerly waiting for that and my skinny child!?! A rare treat in a pub. It's cosy and lovely So far so good!

Nothing too much to recommend this place in any way. It's like they are aiming for average. It's…read morebeen a while since I've been here, but I seem to recall it being better before. There wasn't anything that was terrible-- it's just that there wasn't anything particularly interesting looking on the menu. Peri-Peri chicken pasta was unremarkable. Serviceable, but unremarkable. Could have been heated from frozen for all I know. We had two large groups in their private rooms and they did a good job of trying to accommodate everyone, all things considered.