Feathers - Carte

Walkability: Just a 5-minute stroll from Merstham train station. Rooms: 5 Service: 4 Location: 5

Never been good for food even when a steakhouse. Semi-cooked experts. Great location but stick to sandwiches and salads. Service: 2 Location: 3

Stopped off for a quick drink. Everyone there was watching the football which is great if that is why you go there. That day we weren't there for that but took advantage anyway. Voir le carte

Had an awesome meal in The Feathers. Had no idea what the pub or food would be like, but it was **** awesome They are also dog friendly and have a menu for dogs Hotel highlights: Great value

I decided to try their roasts, but I was quite disappointed. The beef was cold and tough, and the potatoes tasted old. Overall, the food was served cold. However, I did enjoy the cauliflower!

This pub is a must-stop for any walker on the North Downs Way, as there are not many pubs along the trail. I had a wonderful time enjoying a couple of pints here while watching the cricket. The pub is spacious and the staff are very friendly. It truly felt like a hidden oasis. Voir le carte

Went in for Sunday lunch, ordered roast lamb and triple roast , came out barely warm , roast lamb came in a bowl with hardly any veg , triple roast was turkey and beef only no pork which was stone cold, I did ask it to be rectified, came back barely warm, gravy cold had to be sent back , cauliflower cheese was mashed cauliflower which was swimming in a sauce, won’t be rushing back that’s for sure Service: 3

We used to be regulars at this restaurant, but unfortunately, the food quality has declined significantly, often arriving burnt. As a result, we started visiting mainly for drinks since it is child-friendly. However, today, while my 3-year-old was simply walking in the garden at 12:15 PM—when it was empty except for us—the manager abruptly told us that kids must remain seated at all times. They weren't running around or being loud; they were behaving perfectly. The manager explained that they could fall since there were staff working, which felt rude, uncalled for, and disappointing. It made me wonder if I was expected to sit down as well while my child walked. It's sad to say that we won't...

We decided to visit this pub as it was conveniently located halfway between us and our friends. Upon arrival, the pub appeared just as advertised - a charming old establishment. I always check the accessibility for my wife who uses a wheelchair, and I was pleased to find that the interior was spacious and easily accessible from the car park. However, it was disappointing to find that there were no designated disabled parking spaces. The staff were very helpful in seating us at a suitable table and were accommodating to our needs. The menu offered a variety of choices, although there were several items that were unavailable. One highlight was the 'House Sharer' which provided excellent value.... Voir le carte