Reply to: Local Pubs - Leatherhead

[EddieC]

doh - web senced!

Here you go then:
The Sportsman
Address: Mogador Road, Mogador, Tadworth, Surrey, KT20 7ES

Tel: 01737 246655

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Under new management. Been redecorated but fortunately only the ceiling got the stupid pastel shade. A lot cleaner and tidier than before but now food is astonishingly expensive, cheapest main course is over 12 quid. For that sort of money I'd expect proper restaurant service.

nickdavies - 19 Sep 2005 10:39
Went to this pub. The food from the menu I wanted was off. I asked for a piece of fish with a simple rocket salad and was told that I could not have salad, that I could only eat the set meals as I didn't want couscous I had fish on it own. Puddings are bought it. I will not be going back

anonymous - 14 Jul 2005 20:19
A fantastic walk across Walton Heath can get you to this lovely pub. However there is a sting in the tail. Take out a small bank loan if you want to eat here

westham123 - 18 Apr 2005 09:49
An unusual fairly unspoilt pub on the edge of woods and heathland inside the M25. Best kept a secret.

conormg - 11 Jan 2005 11:59
Well off the beaten track, a typical country pub (ie a bit shabby looking, but a friendly atmosphere nonetheless). Bizarrely, it has a collection of chamber-pots hanging from the ceiling. Not bad, worth a try (the pub that is, not the chamber-pots).

I didn't see a horse, but it was quite dark. Maybe next time...

The Parkhillian - 12 Nov 2004 10:15
went there had a nice cider. saw a horse.

anonymous - 19 Sep 2004 12:57
Nothing wrong here once you've found it. A fine destination if you're out walking and a nice stop on the M25 as it's just off the Reigate turn.

Nick - 1 Aug 2004 01:35
The Sportsman is situated on the edge of Walton Heath, on Surrey's North Downs, close to the World Famous Golf Course. Dates back to 1500 when used as a Hunting Lodge by members of the Royal family. Today, the Heath is used by walkers, dog-walkers, horse riders and cyclists - rare old fashioned pub - GREAT!

anonymous - 9 Jan 2004 15:47
A country pub for those who know how to find it (as it's off the beaten track ). Good beer & food , much favoured by walkers and people with horses , not far from Reigate .

[n5gooner]

It's a bit of a trek from Leatherhead, but you might enjoy the Sportsman in Mogador.

http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs...rtsman/Mogador

doh - web senced!

[EddieC]

It's a bit of a trek from Leatherhead, but you might enjoy the Sportsman in Mogador.

http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs...rtsman/Mogador

[MrsGoof]

you stack shelves in Tesco or is it Esso

[n5gooner]

Its L'ogica !!

I used to be a L'ogica robot but jacked in it real fast after I realised that people were boring and wierd there.

Nope!

[messiah]

Its L'ogica !!

I used to be a L'ogica robot but jacked in it real fast after I realised that people were boring and wierd there.

[n5gooner]

Have you tried The Start on the way to chessington, or the Bear in Oxshot (local for Jimmy White)

Hi Done the Star and The Bear (which is currently being rebuilt)

[MrsGoof]

Have you tried The Start on the way to chessington, or the Bear in Oxshot (local for Jimmy White)

[n5gooner]

Can always try the brewery opposite LOMAC but its not great.

done - thanks!

[jonhoops]

Can always try the brewery opposite LOMAC but its not great.

Done the

LOMAC
Woodman
The Plough

any more - prehaps within a few minutes drive.....thanks Guys & Girls.

[n5gooner]

is that ICL at Leatherhead ?

Milan.

nope - nice try but no banana.

[milanbenes]

is that ICL at Leatherhead ?

Milan.

[n5gooner]

Try LOMAC (Leg of Mutton and Cauliflower) in Ashtead just down the road.

Done the

LOMAC
Woodman
The Plough

any more - prehaps within a few minutes drive.....thanks Guys & Girls.

[jonhoops]

Try LOMAC (Leg of Mutton and Cauliflower) in Ashtead just down the road.

[MrsGoof]

ahh home sweet home

Nufink to do in a town like levred - The Head circa 1976

In the yee olde days -

The plough on Kingston road by the roundabout
The railway arms (good fo a fight) not sure if its there
The runing horses bottom of bridge street, been a pub since 1500 ish, once local for Oliver Reed
If you feel like moving out a bit try the Woodman in lower Ashtead or the Leg Mutton and Cauliflower or the Pub opposit in Upper Ashtead

memories sweet drunken memories

let me know what you find, might me time for a few xmas beers inthe commig weeks

MG

edit just read the grub bit:

Try the Star on the A243 towards Chessington 4/5 last week

edit 2: Accounting and Legal, huh!