17th century pub with an attractive red half-brick and timber frontage, just north of the A246 between Guildford and Leatherhead and conveniently situated for Hatchlands and Clandon Park National Trust properties. Whilst drinkers are always welcome, the focus is very much on food, with a single high table opposite the main bar available for drinkers at busy times. The pub retains a multi-roomed layout on different levels, with a large wood-burning stove in the main bar and log fires in other rooms. It has been decorated in a contemporary design, with photographs of East Clandon on the walls throughout. Outside is a large terrace, which acts as a sun trap and hence is very popular in the Summer months. The food has a good reputation with particular emphasis on the use of local ingredients. It is also available to takeaway.