Mint

Next to the charming weatherboarded Mint Cottages and opposite Place Farm, this pub was once in the heart of the mint growing district some distance to the south of Banstead village centre. It became a beerhouse in 1871 and was purchased by Page and Overton’s Croydon brewery at auction in 1899. It is now part of M&B’s Vintage Inns chain and is decorated very much in their house style. Food is available all day. There is one bar but many nooks and crannies to sit in. Most of the pub is non-smoking with only a small area set aside for smokers. There are real log fires in the winter and a pleasant garden for use in the warmer months.

           
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Last Updated: 28 Jan 2007