Bull's Head

One of the oldest pubs in Reigate, the Bulls Head has been a pub since 1628 according to a plaque inside. The name derives from the town abattoir which used to be nearby. Inside are two levels, with the top level laid for diners and there is a garden which can be accessed by the slope by the pub or down stairs from within the pub. It is another one of those pubs which do not rely on gimmicks to pull the customers in, just good service and a friendly atmosphere with some old photos of Reigate on the walls. Food is served 12-3 Monday to Friday, 7-10 Monday to Thursday and 12-6 Saturday and Sunday and home cooked food, using local produce where possible, is a feature. In the summer there may sometime be a BBQ in the garden and maybe live music as well on a Saturday afternoon. In the pub itself there is usually live music on a Friday or Saturday evening and jazz on the last Sunday of the month. The guests are usually from a large or medium sized brewery such as Harveys, Sharp's or Wadworth, but may sometimes be from a smaller brewer like Sambrook's. Dogs are welcome, as are children during the day (not evening), there is free WiFi and sport is shown on TV.

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Last Updated: 26 Apr 2014