The Wotton Hatch - (Near , london)

Arup Kumar Das With regard to dining establishments, I am very particular. The cuisine is exceptionally delicious. However, the restaurants service, ambiance, and view are what set it apart. The staff was exceptionally cordial and welcoming. We would most certainly return. The only critique I have is that the lamb rump dish I placed an order for was somewhat difficult to chew. Kindly ensure that you are attentive.

Annette Wright What a unique evening we had at the Ruby Supper Club. The food was ‘knockout.’ My husband is not adventurous in his food choices however the homemade food is so tasty and he loved it.The atmosphere was fantastic- cosy, chatty and the jazz singer was a real hit. The DJ and ‘maestro’ of the bar made us some equisite non alcoholic versions of the favourites. What a delight we hope to return time and time again.Next time we must stay on site at the Potting Shed.The location is beautiful.

Isabella Gill Have been quite a few times to this pub and the fact it has a whole separate vegan menu is very special!! It is also very thoughtful — have had the vegan pizza, vegan nduja and vegan roast. 2 things to note — the vegan roast and vegetarian roast are both £19.50 although the vegan roast does not come with a yorkshire pudding which is disappointing — price should be changed to reflect this? also if you come on a Sunday book well in advance

Danny DWFC Red Chilli is my favourite Indian in Dorking by a mile. I’ve never had a bad meal the food has always been spot on, the restaurant clean and tidy, and the value for money is brilliant. The staff are genuinely some of the nicest people you’ll meet; they couldn’t be more welcoming or helpful. I’m going again tonight and had a look on here beforehand, and I’m honestly amazed at some of the comments because they just don’t reflect any experience I’ve ever had. Everyone has different expectations, but for me Red Chilli has always been consistently excellent

Marina Sedgwick Enjoyed a meal here after walking our dog on Leith Hill. First popped into their little village shop, then went into the pub for a meal. A water bowl was already by the table for the dog, staff was welcoming and friendly. Good gluten free options and very nice food. Would definitely return next time we walk on Leith Hill.

Tom St. A very nicely executed British comfort food venue with something for everyone options. Atmosphere is nice, set in the Village section of the Beaverbrook resort, a five minute drive through the forest from the main house. Decoration very classic, and service from all staff excellent. We had a new born baby in a pram and our dog, they were very accommodating and gave us a lovely corner table which had lots of space. They even gave our dog a bowl and his own tim of treats. The whole establishment is very child friendly (as is the whole Village section of the resort). A nice addition to the two other restaurants and a very easy going setting but with the usual Beaverbrook touches.