Guildford

Guildford is a large town in Surrey in the South East of England. It has retained much of its historical charm. A short walk up the cobbled high street shows many buildings which are hundreds of years old. The medieval castle was used by the King of England in the 1400s and because of this Guildford is the only royal town in Surrey.

Quite a lively pub with a young crowd. Good live local bands on some nights.

The Star Inn

Previously called Scruffy Murphys, there is a deck on the front of the pub which overlooks the river.

The Britannia

a nice traditional English pub serving good quality local ales in a very attractive setting.

The White Hart

Nice outside deck which stretches right out next to the river (railings are now placed at the edge for safety).

The Weyside

Inside, a traditional English pub, outside a very chic rooftop terrace. Very nice sitting outside in the summer.

The King's Head

A very pleasant pub, with a fine selection of locally brewed ales. It is expensive to drink here but this keeps the youth out, making it one of very few pubs in Guildford town centre where you can enjoy a quiet drink!

The Angel

Large pub with big screens with live sports. Good selection of beers and real ales. Nice selection of food.

The George Abbot

Hidden just behind the top of the high street, a traditional English pub, serving a range of real ales and imported drinks. Also known to host a few live music events from time to time.

The Royal Oak

Holds dance classes every Thursday which include Salsa (Cuban, Cross Body On 1) and Rueda. Student discounts apply.

The Stoke

Guildford's live music venue for the talent that the ACM, Guildford and the surrounding areas have to offer. Weekly live nights: The Other Side of the Bridge, hosted by Way Out. Every Saturday from 8PM.

Wooden Bridge

The Three Pigeons

Five & Lime

Pews Bar

The Rowbarge

Ye Olde Ship Inn

It offers a selection of pub meals from £2.

Bars and pubs in Guildford