Reviews of Stephan Langton

I visited this pub because it was advertised as the most secluded pub in Surrey, for lunch. It definitely lives up to its name as you’ll have to drive very narrow country lanes to get to it. But well worth the trip. The building is very quirky, and almost by itself after a little pond. Food was all sourced from local farms, artisans and producers, and you could tell as it was exceptional. I parked in the overflow car park just up the hill as recommended on the website as the car park in front of the pub is very small. Word of advice - before you do that on rainy periods, go down to check whether the access road to the pub is flooded - it was when we went and had to trudge through ankle-deep mud to avoid the flooded road. That said it’s drivable.

Wonderful country pub with the perfect combination of a great location (by a remote stream in a stunning little valley in the middle of Surrey), excellent food and outstanding range of great beers etc, plus a very warm and genuine welcome. Not particularly expensive either. Parking limited but overflow nearby. A must.

A pub pretty much in the middle of nowhere. Great after a walk in the country. Well presented and dog friendly. Lots of room to sit outside after a day on the bikes too. Beer and food were great but rather disappointingly incredibly small portions which were not represented in the price. Partner ordered a dish for sharing but to be honest was what you would expect to be served for one in most other eateries. My food was some of the best I have tasted although I wish I had ordered two to avoid leaving whilst still hungry. Whilst I understand that the quality of the ingredients helps make beautiful, tasty food and also carries a premium it should not mean that smaller portion sizes are served. We will return but sadly not if we're hungry.

Always a nice pub to go to. It's a longer walk but I prefer the Friday street car park to the pubs own one. The children really enjoyed their food, but our slightly greedy boy was definitely under fed by the children's menu. I would gauge it as suitable for ages 2 to 6. However the food was deliciously prepared, we had burgers which were beautifully cooked and designed, and chips which were perfectly cooked. The only ding was that they lost our order however they were exceptionally kind to us in sorting the problem out, and did great customer service to solve the issue

what a great find after a lovely walk. friendly. Great, prompt service. such delicious food...the best burger I've ever eaten, plus a sharer camembert with enough bread! my pudding was decadent and divine. they have Leffe on tap which feels indulgent and went down smoothly. the coffee was top notch. the fact that they are dog friendly is the icing on the cake. a bit pricey maybe but worth every single penny.

Perfect location for the start or end of a good 2 hour local walk. Lovely area, no need to park right outside in the very limited spaces, rather park in one of the car parks for the Leith hill walk and stroll down. Food's okay, pretty acceptable tucker a but nothing great. Not a huge menu and average size portions. Good beer and ale on tap, friendly staff and dog / children friendly environment. Recommended.

Lovely pub located off the road leading from Dorking to Guildford. Stumbled across this one evening driving round and the surrounding areas are very stunning. Dog friendly and the staff who were working at the time were attentive and friendly. I did not have food however the options on the menu and those eating around me rather much enjoyed it. I will be back soon

I have always loved the location of this pub, tucked away in the woods of the Surrey Hills by a beautiful little lake. Now it has been sensitively smartened up to be a lovely stop for a drink or food. On my last visit we had a fish platter for two laden with crayfish, mackerel pate, hot salmon, herring... it was delicious. They have a great range of craft beers and many, many gins. It's pretty much perfect.

This is a lovely little pub which the new landlord and lady are wrestling into shape after only a year of running the place. The welcome (led by their adorable little dog) was great and the beer, brewed in the landlord's brewery, absolutely superb. On a nice day, this would be a wonderful place to walk to for a pint and some lunch (although, admittedly, we didn't try the food). Definitely worth a visit.