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Discover The White Bear, a charming and historic dog-friendly gastropub in the Surrey Hills. Prime steaks, Cask Marque Ales and home-cooked Sunday roasts.

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This dog-friendly pub near Godalming serves a mouthwatering array of freshly cooked local and seasonal food as well as showcasing local ales.

Antony Worrall-Thompson is a champion of local and seasonal food, and his Kew Grill restaurant is no exception - sometimes even featuring ingredients fresh from Antony's own garden!

More than a fine dining restaurant, The Lakeside is training the next generation of hospitality talent within the picturesque grounds of the University of Surrey in Guildford.

This historic tea room owes its name to a local specialty - the maids of honour cake, named for Anne Boleyn who was spotted eating the delicacy by King Henry VIII. And we all know what happened next ...

The Albany sources as much of its food locally as possible, and is noted locally for a fantastic Sunday roast.

On the hunt for proper coffee? Head to Pinnock's in Ripley and nestle yourself in a comfy chair to enjoy organic coffee from Woking's Beanberry roastery, homemade cakes, handcrafted chocolates and much more.

This award-winning gastropub has a well-deserved reputation for a great wine list and local ale selection - perfect for washing down one of their famous Canbury burgers. You can also take home preserves made in the kitchen.

Step back in time for an afternoon at Gorgeous Gerties tea room in Dorking with a cup of tea and a slice of home-made cake - and if you're feeling really naughty, indulge your sweet tooth at the Olde Worlde Sweet Shop.

The Running Horses is a family-owned and run 16th century pub in Mickleham has rooms too - walk up an appetite in the beautiful Surrey countryside, enjoy expertly cooked local and seasonal food and then sleep it off.

Local food is at the heart of everything they do at The Fox Revived - coffee roasted in Dorking, cheese from Norbury Park Farm and local ales from Surrey microbreweries are just the start.