The best restaurants in Elstead and Thursley Waverley South East

What a great little find this cafe was! We were staying nearby and fancied some brunch so I was really happy to find this place. We both had Eggs Royale and it was fabulous. The eggs were fresh local eggs with that wonderful orange yolk as proof. The coffee there is really good also. Service was excellent, the cafe itself is really homely and there is a great selection of homemade cakes on display. I totally recommend this cafe and will come back when I’m next in the area.

I have been coming to Sweetpeas for many years. The food is excellence with a good choice at a very reasonable prices.The service is outstanding & Amir & Monica always run a very good cafe & never fail to impress. I recommend the cooked breakfast & the carrot cake is the best I have ever tasted. The atmosphere is great & there are always happy customers to be found. The cafe is very busy & I would suggest booking a table at weekends when it is especially busy. Added bonus is the free car parking in the garden centre car park. An excellent cafe worth going out of your way to visit!

Very good choice and quality food. Have been a few times now r the service is always unfriendly. Would come more often otherwise.

It's definitely a pub I'll visit again

Great location coffee shop with loads of inside and outside space Varied snack menu with some great looking cakes Slightly let down by the sourdough which seemed to be normal white bread and food just not-quite-there Needs a little more attention to detail and could be a legendary stop!

Delightful lunch stop on a walk around the moorland in surrey near Godalming. Katsu burger and Chestnut and parsnip soup served in a warm and cozy environment.

Have been going to the fleece for years and it has always been alright, the pub side of the restaurant is great but the food is letting it down. The prices have gone up and the portions have gotten very small, not to mention it all tasted the same. The starters used to be my favourite part of the meal, but felt like I was eating an overpriced takeaway, beige and bland. Overall a very expensive and disappointing dinner.

My family have had many excellent meals at this pub over the years. Last Friday we visited with two friends. My partially sighted friend ordered Moroccan lamb which did not say on the menu that it contained chillies. Had we had known that my friend would not have chosen it as she has a delicate stomach. Her husband had to remove them from her food. I had ham egg and chips. The eggs were so under done that they were inedible. The two men had calves liver with mashed potatoes which was were just warm. We mentioned it to the waitress who said “oh dear” and offered me one free latte. Very poor.

Over from Melbourne for Christmas staying for 10 days. Our first night has been great, even with jet lag. The manager is extremely helpful, warm, funny, and so are his staff. Our food was so yummy, quick, and well cooked. Would highly recommend for an evening, or pop in after a walk around the Punchbowl for soup, sanga, or full main meal. We had live acoustics passing in the corner, which made it very cosy.

Nice environment pleasant staff serving but food almost inedible. We were first to be seated yet waited 1 1/2 for main course. The trout and braised beef were dry and almost inedible and we should have sent them back but we were all so hungry by this point. You can’t serve dishes like this for £23 which are worse than school dinners. The fire alarm also kept going off which made it difficult to talk. The staff serving the tables did a good job under difficult circumstances. We regret paying for the food and won’t be returning.

Meat tasted Off!!! You get a takeaway because you want to taste something you can’t cook at home! I reckon this was cooked in a Redundant horse stable that’s been Occupied by crack addict chefs. Thanks for the meal 👍🏻