Opposite Hankley Common Golf Club near Tilford, you'll uncover The Duke of Cambridge sitting pretty among all the surrounding greenery. The space walks a tasteful line between contemporary and the look of a cosy, traditional pub, while the menu is filled with gastro favourites.

Built back in 1926 by Guy Maxwell Alwin, Princess Royal has plenty of history. Venture inside, where you'll be able to try out a vast selection of real ales and showstopping seasonal plates, all before checking out the beer garden for sunshine sips.

A pub between Cheam Common and Worcester Park, North End is a great choice for when you fancy plenty of pints, Sky Sports and cute beach hut-style booths in the garden. Plus, there's small plates, grill items and other British classics across a tasty food menu.

Fronting interiors that date back to the mid-18th century, Anglers is a real gem when it comes to Surrey pubs. Whether you're grabbing a bite to eat in the conservatory restaurant or are heading outside for a pint in the sun, this Broom Road hub is bound to hit the spot.

Boasting rustic charm and plenty of National Trust walks nearby, Bell is one of the best country pubs in Surrey for a reason. Take in the stunning landscapes, all before exploring the seasonal menu, made up of tasty plates like moules mariniere and arancini balls.

The Junction Tap is a Woking pub that's got you covered for quirky interiors, including a 'ginventory' cabinet and fun wall murals. Expect everything from pool to brunches, pizza and burgers to get stuck into across the cool space too.

Touting alfresco jazz nights, crackin' Sunday lunches and a range of fresh ales, The Plough Effingham is a real triple threat. Come rain or shine, this gorgeous haunt has plenty of space to bask in the sunshine or get all cosy inside with a fresh pint of the good stuff in hand.

Fronting a location in Haslemere, Harper's is a brilliant boozer for all your drinking and dining needs. If you're hosting a private event, these folks host afternoon tea and buffet-style dinners, or if you're popping in for a quick drink, nab two cocktails for £12 during its happy hour.

Perched by the water, Mill has made quite the name as one of the finest gastro pubs in Surrey. Book a private event across the gorgeous space adorned with idyllic exposed beams, or pop inside for a few elevated mains. Think charcuterie boards and passionfruit creme brulees.

Head over to Egham and you'll find the King's Arms, which is not only celebrated as one of the best places to stay, but also to eat. Think flat iron steaks, generous brunches, nduja Scotch eggs and more across a stunning setting.

Just a stone's throw from Camberley station, Duke Of York is a top-notch boozer that caters to all needs. From wine catch-ups with pals to live sports screenings, this is a great stop-off any day of the week. As for the food, dig into Philly steak sandwiches and pizzas.

If you fancy playing a few rounds of poker, the King & Queen in Surrey is a drinking den with a difference. Make your way to Caterham and bluff your way to victory in the games room, all before checking out the mouthwatering food options.

Boasting beautiful lakeside views, two alfresco terraces and an island bar, Silvermere Golf serves as a fabulous pub. Even better, the venue whips up the best pub lunch in Surrey. We're talking sticky chipotle chicken, coconut prawns and an ooey gooey fondue.

The Home Cottage is located in Redhill town centre, boasting an excellent choice of real cask ales, craft beers and wines. As for the menu? You can munch on pub classics including Sunday roasts and pies, with a menu that changes every season.

Seeking the best food pubs in Surrey? The Kingswood Arms' British menu is bound to blow your socks off. Expect a gastro offering, from black pudding rostis topped with a poached egg to cheese boards and flavour-packed game faggots.

Head to Ye Old Red Lion Sutton to enjoy a tipple or two in a charming traditional pub. While surrounded by wood-panelled walls, quirky artwork and cosy seating, get stuck into refreshing brews and hearty grub. Or if you pop by in the warmer months? This joint also has a sprawling beer garden.

Searching for the best gastropubs in Surrey? Then check out The Rose & Thistle on Frimley Green. Dig into a delicious variety of elevated eats at this popular watering hole, including hearty Sunday roasts, seafood linguine and flavour-packed sandwiches.

With venues in Woking and Kingston-Upon-Thames, you can always rely on O'Neill's for laid-back vibes. Whether you're heading inside for live music nights and hearty pub grub or to catch some of the biggest sports fixtures, these locations are sure to impress.

The Hare and Hounds in Claygate is a traditional English pub bursting with character. Overlooking the quaint village, the boozer is at the heart of the local community, providing a crackling log fire, delicious ales and beer, plus some seriously good grub. On the menu, you'll find the likes of 10z ribeye steak, served with bearnaise sauce and chips, chicken burgers plus tasty sandwiches like croque monsieurs and madames. 

A tastefully decorated beauty that pairs cosy interiors and original features with modern flare, Bel & The Dragon is a Churt drinking den that isn't to be missed. Munch through lush linguine with Devon crab, Sunday roasts and more.

Looking for the best pubs in Surrey for food? The Cricketers Inn has an indulgent menu on offer. Choose from a sirloin of beef or mushroom Wellington, which are all served with a bottomless top-up of roasties, Yorkshire puds and gravy. You don't have to ask us twice.

You'll be hard-pressed to find a better Surrey pub than The Bell Fetcham. Not only is it cosy inside, with roaring fires and Chesterfield sofas, but when the sun is shining? You can also soak up the rays from the gorgeous, sprawling garden. 

Just shy of Box Hill, you'll uncover The Cock Inn Headley - and award-winning country pub that's ideal after a walk up the local landmark. But that's not all, as the menu spans everything from classic brunches to hearty gastro grub.

Located on Coombe Road, The Glasshouse has a glorious weatherproof beer garden for alfresco moments. Nab a bench or booth outside to take in the pretty greenery over a few pints. Better yet? There's also a book club and live music at this venue.

Chow down on traditional British plates at the Fox & Pelican in Guildford. From avocado and red chilli salsa bruschetta topped with spring onions to beer-battered haddock complemented by crushed minted peas, this foodie venue has plenty up for grabs.

When it comes down to the best pub food in Surrey Hills, The White Horse is a real winner. This award-winning country destination flaunts a beautiful terrace, alongside a cosy indoor space that's perfect for those lazy Sunday lunches with loved ones.

After the best pubs in Surrey Hills? Haslemere's White Horse Hotel is found in the south-west of the region, pairing British favourites from the food menu with craft beer, artisan spirits, wine and more. Plus, there's a front terrace for soaking up the sun too.

Just over a mile from the train station and home to 47 chic hotel rooms, The Bridge is one of the best pubs in Surrey with a view. This hub is located along the banks of the River Thames, guaranteeing vistas of Grade II listed Chertsey bridge.

Vowing for the title of Surrey pub of the year, Jolly Farmer Alton is home to a gorgeous alfresco area that's ideal for the warmer months. Enjoy a plethora of tasty food across the menu, alongside an extensive wine selection.

No matter if you're after breakfast, lunch or dinner, The Cricketers on the Green is a fabulous shout. Fronting stylish leather banquette seating and quirky frames, this cosy pub is ideal for catch-ups with mates and post-work drinks. The bang bang cauliflower is a top pick in our books.

A pub near Godalming that's set right next to the River Wey for a picturesque, waterfront location, The Stag on the River is a great pick of old Surrey pubs. It's been around since the 17th century but now boasts a stunning mix of open fires, cosy booths, modern touches and an outdoor space.