This one bar pub, previously the Hand in Hand, re-opened as the Box Tree on 30 June 2011, changing its name in November 2011 to the Tree on Box Hill to stop confusion with a restaurant in Yorkshire! Two drinking areas are to be found at the front, where the floor is brick tiles and bare boards, and there is a mixture of chairs and sofas, and a carpeted restaurant area at the back. The main menu plus a specials menu are served from 12 till 9ish Monday to Saturday, with a day time menu also available from 12 till 6 with sandwiches, baked potatoes, pizzas and sharing boards. The restaurant closes between 3 and 6 but food is still available in the bar area. A main menu plus a carvery is available on Sundays from 12 till 6:45 with the menu being available for up to an extra 30 minutes after the carvery finishes. There is a garden with a children's play area and a paved area to the side, both of which have seats, and a few more tables at the front of the pub. There are a couple of disabled parking spaces at the front and a separate disabled entrance at the left side of the pub. There is normally a guest which may be from anything between a large national brewery and a small local one and occasionally, at busy times such as Christmas, a second guest may be available. Dogs are welcome in the bar area.

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Last Updated: 28 Jan 2015