One of my friends was horrified by the changes they have made to this pub. She felt they had ruined…read morethe most traditional looking pub in the area. Shows how perceptions can be different. I much prefer the look of the pub as it is now and they actually have something worth drinking now (4 ales) although my pint was not in the greatest form. The food being advertised was very very cheap

I wanted to amend this review slightly. As someone who has significant experience of pubs in north…read moreLondon, I am delighted to say that the Myddleton has become my local. I stand by everything I said previously, only to reiterate that the conglomeration of the older lads and newer punters (such as myself) has made for a brilliant place to start your weekend. Or weeknight. Or weekday morning, alcholism dependent. They have a fire. Y'all heard. Oh, and they do the best Scotch Eggs in London.

Great pub, cheap drinks, football on the big screens and clean toilets. A winner!!!…read moreIm off for a pint......

A Welsh pub apparently, and it looks like it could be alright..but the Welsh beer I had was poor…read moreand it certainly wasn't worth braving the locals, one of whom told me to f....off as I was not a regular..I didn't care to discuss further cos unlike a few other people propping up the bar I rather like having all my teeth, so retired to a quiet corner...for a very very quick swig. Very much a local pub for local people!

Okay, this is pretty much just another chain pub, as you would pretty much expect from a lot of…read morepubs these days. However, I have to admit that it did have some charm about it, though not something that I could consider to be hugely mindblowing. Still, I rather liked it, but it isn't a favourite.

This Taylor Walker pub can be a little loud, but this casual pub has ample seating, multiple TVs…read more(for football games), and a diverse food selection (especially for vegetarians). We ate dinner as we watched part of a football game, and enjoyed the Hunters Chicken and macaroni and cheese. The macaroni and cheese was slightly small, which it is marketed as (btw), but it was still filling for a smaller dinner.

I went here mid week with a friend to have our bi-monthly catch up…read more It is a quiet type local but you don't feel like an outsider which is good. Every time one of us went to the bar we got served straight away and my mate was happy as they had some guest ales on. It was relatively quiet but I'm guessing that is due to it being the week after Christmas. It was lovely and warm and they had the heating on full blast which was great as it was Baltic outside. The one down side was that there was only one ladies toilet that I could see and when you are dying for a wee it was frustrating. It was also a male/female toilet even though there was a large men's toilet up the other end. All in all a pleasant experience and I am sure I will be back.

This is a very nice pub, situated on church ground (St Mary's), right beside the Church Farm…read moreMuseum, and it's a pretty building, beautifully kept. It's a quiet little place - nothing particularly cool about it - but it has a good fire in the winter, lots of comfortable places to sit, the mostfabulous hanging baskets, and a real community of locals, very few of whom bite. It's child-friendly, dog-friendly, and the loos are clean!

A great pub for a summer drink! The staff are very friendly, striking up a conversation the moment…read moreyou walk through the door. The drinks are reasonably priced and they do a mean roast of Sunday's. Out back they have a fantastic beer garden with plenty of seating. You can even reserve an area for parties/get togethers. A classic - I recommend!

This place was cool but since we took a 35 minute taxi ride to come here after my friend read…read more'amazing reviews' about the Bangers and Mash I would say its absolutely not worth the ride. It might be cool if it were a 10 minute walk but definitely not worth the ride. All considering I had a Ginger cider (decent) and Fish and Chips (decent). We also shared the Sticky Toffee Pudding (dry and not all decent). The service was meh/ok. Sorry I wasted the taxi ride and pounds. Nothing to write home about. Would not come back.

A gem! A high end, fine dining establishment- once upon a time it was a pub, but now it is most…read moredefinitely a restaurant and don't wander in expecting a pint of lager and a packet of pork scratchings. The dinner menu ( at £70/person) includes three courses appropriate to the season ( three or four choices per course). The wine list is robust, and includes a good selection of wine by the glass . While none of it is cheap, there is a lot of art in the food. If I had one small gripe, it would be that the experience is a little on the slow side- dinner was a three hour affair- on the other hand you don't really want to be swilling back your Pomerol as though it were a supermarket Beaujolais on a Friday night.

Great quality food in a nicely decorated restaurand and good deal with their set lunch weekend…read moremenu: 35£ for 3 courses. The lunch started with some parmesan shortbread and truffle cream with chervil. Also Irish soda bread for the table (in house made and delicious). For starters we all went for the charred mackerel, radish, ginger and champagne. Super tasty, one of the best meaty mackerel I have had in a while and the sauce was super fragrant. For mains, I went for the middle white pork (very creative and delicious) and my family went for the Hake and lime sauce (well cooked fish!). And for desserts we all went for the chamomile and apple creme brulee. Sooo goood! Overall the food is classic Irish with a twist! I would highly recommend it for a special occasion

This is a charming little public house in the outskirts of Reigate center, very much a family place…read morewith the patrons ranging widely in ages. It hosts events, live music, and taster sessions on certain nights to get the community involved. We had a drink here as a stop off before a birthday party and it was a really great space with a wonderful selection for its size. There is an open fire which we couldn't make the most of as it was mid-summer. I peeked at the beer garden but it was slightly too chilly and dark to check it out properly. Will put it on the to-do list for next time! That will go next to 'trying the food' which is already on the list. The menu features hearty pub food classics and the establishment boasts that its bread and meat come from the local baker and butcher. Seems to be the epitome of the idea behind the original 'public house': community, good food/drink, and good company.

Best place in reigate for Guinness absolutely delicious. Cold creamy pint. Lovely beer garden and…read morefriendly staff. Couldn't beat it with a big stick

I must say not everyone's cup of tea but my type of place. Old school full of locals no tourists…read moreand cheap prices. Decor hasn't changed since the 60s wicked pub

Not my favourite pub due to the atmosphere which often feels a bit tense almost as if a situation…read moreis about to kick off! My pub lunch was good though even after a long wait it was worth it.