300 Restaurants near Dorking

We found 300 restaurants within 13 miles 13 miles of Dorking

This sleepy market town in the heart of Surrey might not be an obvious dining destination, but lo and behold its proximity to London and affluent community have seen a number of top quality eateries pop up here that even Londoners can visit within an hour on the train from Victoria. From fancy fine dining spots to casual chains, local independents and cracking Georgian pubs serving some of the county’s finest Sunday roasts, there are restaurants in Dorking that tick all the boxes. The countryside that surrounds this historic town is arguably some of England’s most picturesque and therefore shoals of cyclists and keen walkers flock here at the weekends to explore the pastoral hilly landscape before piling into a nearby pub or café for some hearty sustenance.

 

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 Restaurants near Dorking
 Restaurants near Dorking
 Restaurants near Dorking
 Restaurants near Dorking
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The Spring Tavern

The Spring Tavern

Epsom, KT17 2AY
9.0 miles
The Spring Tavern is a premium pub, bar, and restaurant with its very own courtyard, centrally located in the heart of the picturesque town of Ewel ... Find out more
Amy's Restaurant at Hilton Gatwick

Amy's Restaurant at Hilton Gatwick

Horley, RH6 OLL
9.0 miles
Amy's Restaurant offers stylish, contemporary dining to guests at the Hilton London Gatwick Airport Hotel. The a la carte features warm duck confit, carpacc ... Find out more
The ClubHouse

The ClubHouse

Crawley, RH11 7NX
9.1 miles
We’re a unique restaurant, based in Crawley, offering premium steak, fresh seafood, gourmet burgers, sandwhiches, mixed grill and tasty dess ... Find out more
José Pizarro at The Swan Inn Esher

José Pizarro at The Swan Inn Esher

Esher, KT10 9BS
9.2 miles
What we think
"Warm, friendly and guaranteed to turn out something delicious, the kitchen at this smartened-up pub at the edge of Esher is owned by stellar chef Jos&e ..." Read our full review
William Bourne Chessington

William Bourne Chessington

Chessington, KT9 2BQ
9.2 miles
Smack bang in the centre of Chessington, passers by will find the William Bourne pub. Formerly known as The Bonesgate, The William Bourne extends a warm and ... Find out more
Anchor

Anchor

West Byfleet, GU23 6QW
9.2 miles
Situated just downstream from Pyford Lock on the river Wey, a short distance from West Byfleet and the flagship garden of the Royal Horticultural Society ... Find out more
The Richard Onslow

The Richard Onslow

Cranleigh, GU6 8AU
9.3 miles
Sitting right on the High Street in Cranleigh, The Richard Onslow is a busy pub with great food, 10 beautiful bedrooms and is conveniently located near to G ... Find out more
Red Rose Of Chessington

Red Rose Of Chessington

Chessington, KT9 1NU
9.4 miles
The Red Rose extensive menu offers culinary delights from all over the indian sub-continent with a variet of meat, fish and vegetarian dishes. Our intention ... Find out more
Woodman Banstead

Woodman Banstead

Banstead, SM7 3NL
9.5 miles
The Woodman is located in the picturesque village of Woodmansterne, just outside of Banstead, in Surrey. With the village cricket pitch opposite and a large ... Find out more
Sherpa Kitchen

Sherpa Kitchen

Esher, KT10 9QJ
9.5 miles
Sherpa Kitchen brings a taste of Nepalese cuisine to Esher, in Surrey. At the heart of Nepalese food is daal, bhat (lentils and rice), and achar (chutney) s ... Find out more
Siam Food Gallery

Siam Food Gallery

Esher, KT10 9QE
9.5 miles
In the beautiful town of Esher, Siam Food Gallery invites guests to explore the rich tapestry of Thai flavours in a lovely setting. From its prime location ... Find out more
Cote Brasserie Esher

Cote Brasserie Esher

Esher, KT10 9QJ
9.5 miles
Cote Brasserie brings a polished and contemporary touch of the old school French brasserie to Esher with a simple airy, yet cosy, interior and French food t ... Find out more
Aquum Lounge

Aquum Lounge

Esher, KT10 9RQ
9.6 miles
What we think
" An offshoot of groovy Aquum in Clapham, this good-time venue does the business for Esher’s clubbing crowd with its weird lighting, bold colours and ..." Read our full review
Queen Adelaide - Kingston Road

Queen Adelaide - Kingston Road

London, KT19 0SH
9.6 miles
Queen Adelaide & Dragon combines elegant Thai dining and a best of British pub in a warm and welcoming fusion. Joining sister venues Walmer Castle, N ... Find out more
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Within the town of Dorking itself visitors delight over the number of independent art and craft shops, boutiques, art galleries, vintage emporiums and antique shops. Combine this with a plethora of unique spots to eat, drink and watch the world go by and it’s no wonder that Dorking has become a popular spot for relaxing weekend breaks away. if you can venture outside of the town, there are some great restaurants near Dorking too. For those who prefer sightseeing to retail, the Dorking Museum regularly hosts interesting exhibitions, talks and activities and The Green Room Theatre regularly welcomes fantastic performing arts troupes from across the country and beyond. Elsewhere Dorking Halls hosts everything from stand-up comedy and live music to film screenings and children’s shows. On Fridays a traditional market pops up on St Martin’s Walk with traders showcasing a range of local produce including meat, cheese, confectionary and one of the best fruit and vegetable stalls in the south east. Dorking was historically known for its large poultry market – hence the large and unmissable statue of a cockerel erected on the roundabout at the town’s entrance and many references to fowl across the town.