Harrow

Situated a few yards from the Pilgrim's Way on the ridge of the North Downs, this pub is the third highest in Surrey. Through the front door, a small low ceilinged bar leads to a larger room and then to partially-separate restaurant area which was originally converted from a previously freestanding outhouse. All the walls have been stripped back and are painted in various shades of grey. The floor is a mixture of tiling and wood. There are two fireplaces, one is blocked off with the other housing a wood-burner. The tables are well spaced apart from each other. This was an original Westerham Brewery house which has gone through several owners since, eventually ending up as part of Star Pubs & Bars, the leased pub business of Heineken in the UK. The guest beer tends to be from Greene King or St Austell. Good quality food is served all day with last orders being 9pm (4:30pm Sunday). Dogs are welcome in the bar area and there is a large heated and lit umbrella outside.

           
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Last Updated: 07 Jun 2022