Where to eat in Woking/Chertsey Sunday evening?

#90232Tue 07/08/07 21:43

I'd like some suggestions for a reasonably good restaurant, about £25 per head + wine, in Woking or Chertsey. It needs to be open on a Sunday evening and have good disabled access. Preferred cuisine would be Continental, Spanish, German or Hungarian but open to other ideas.

Any suggestions?

viceTue 07/08/07 21:45

There's the Inn at West End which is the Surrey Dining Pub of the Year, and is very friendly.

http://www.the-inn.co.uk/dFinity/1QJiclojbdh7jimedcanhlcjonapdnalpcafbmaiH0eFilfofjajp.html;jsessionid=3ptnfcnjb1

jay78Tue 07/08/07 21:55

How about Guildford... quite a few good restaurants- Bar Centro provides strong rustic italian, thai terrace excellent thai food...

#90232Tue 07/08/07 22:04

Thanks for the suggestions but I'm looking for places in Woking or Chertsey so that the taxi doesn't cost too much.

caregiverTue 07/08/07 22:54

I always love Peters Place a nice Chinese, eat all you like and pretty good food at that :D it's all on the ground floor so should be good for disabled access, they also have opened a second should were you can order from a menu and that too is good :D

Don't know if that is the type of thing you want :D

I would not go to the Tapa Bar in Woking been there and if was dreadful, but tried it a second time and it was just so bad, not the food mind but the service and staff, as for Hungarian I always pop around my friends for that as she is a wonderful cook :D and no I'm not offering her services to you ;) lol

If you're still stuck just give me a message and I will be proactive and ask other people in the area for anything nice :D

Hope you find what you are looking for

Kain x

viceWed 08/08/07 06:29

They've just opened an Olivo in Woking. I haven't tried it, but the one in Guildford was fantastic.

http://www.restaurant-guide.com/olivo-woking.htm

Bar Celona does tapas. Never been there myself for food, although strangely enough I used to live on the top floor back when it was a pub...

http://www.barcelona-woking.com/

If you're after an Indian meal, Woking has tons of them, each proclaiming they've won more awards than the rest. Probably the best I've tried so far is Jaipur:

http://www.jaipurrestaurant.co.uk/

#90232Wed 08/08/07 18:28

Chinese is something I'd consider but Indian food is not one of my favourites. However, I really was thinking that I'd like European cuisine other than Italian. What about Greek? Are there any Greek restaurants?

I know the geography of Woking well because I used to live there. So, if you could say where suggested places are, if not including a web link, I'd be grateful.

viceWed 08/08/07 20:42

Not that many greek places around I think. Woking's mainly a curry orientated place!

There's a decent chinese place in Knaphill. I've done the take away a few times and is a decent price - The Khyber Pass opposite the Anchor Pub - never eaten in the restaurant myself but picked up from there. They're very very friendly.

Will still have a ponder about more places.

#90232Sun 19/08/07 18:40

Any opinions about The Star in Hook Heath? I found it during an Internet search and the menu seems quite nice and the prices are in the right range.

#90232Sun 19/08/07 18:44

Just phoned them and they no longer have a restaurant and don't do Sunday evening food. Are there any quality Continental restaurants in the Woking area at all?

bencatSun 19/08/07 19:02

http://www.clochehat.co.uk/

this place is in chobham (about 4 miles out of woking) and is lovely

bencatSun 19/08/07 19:06

but I don't think they are open on Sunday evening (I've just looked at their website)

bencatSun 19/08/07 19:08

http://www.4seasonsrestaurant.co.uk/index.html#

The four seasons in Chobham is also good and I think they're open on sunday evenings

#90232Sun 19/08/07 21:12

I know the Chobham restaurants. I've not been to The Cloche Hat but I think it's really quite expensive. I don't agree with your opinion of the Four Seasons. The food tastes too pre-prepared for me (and that's being polite). However, having looked at quickfind:vice's suggestion, I think that maybe the one to go for. The taxi fare may be £15 each way but I think it's worth it for an evening out.

viceSun 19/08/07 21:32

Me and the bloke went to the Inn at West End for the first time on Friday. Absolutely superb. Would recommend it time and time again.

philnSun 19/08/07 21:48

The Inn at West End is very good