Grantley Arms, Guildford

An attractive large pub in the centre of the village which, like many in the area, is strongly focussed on diners but it does maintain a substantial bar area and is fine for drinkers also. The interior feels quite welcoming, if a little overstrewn with assorted bric-a-brac, and there are some nice corners, including a set of comfy chairs round a fireplace. It appears to be, or have been, owned by some subsidiary or offshoot of Youngs, so was offering Youngs Original along with the more-usual-locally Shere Drop and TEA - condition good. I wouldn't make a special trip but it is fine if you are in the area.

Official site of Grantley Arms - www.thegrantleyarms.co.uk

Official site of Grantley Arms - www.thegrantleyarms.co.uk

A fairly large pub and the only one in Wonersh situated on the main road through the village and as such a focal point. Lots of oak beams inside and quite homely, most of the open space is taken up with tables set for eating.There is however some decent drinking space around the bar servery.Before entering the pub I was expecting the likelyhood of being faced with a couple of usual suspect beers, but was quite pleasantly suprised to find six handpumps all in use with beers represented from Milestone,Pilgrim,Banks and Taylor,Captain Cook and Windsor and Eton,the sixth pump dispensing Old Rosie Cider, not bad for a small village. My brief visit here was quite enjoyable and a worthwhile stop off.