TEMPORARY CLOSURE
Closed Date: 02 Dec 2021

*The pub closed suddenly December 2021 and future is uncertain*. Spanning the River Tillingbourne, this beautiful timber framed building dates back to the 17^th century, although an earlier mill here was mentioned in the Domesday Book. Originally a flour mill, its restored water wheel forms a central feature of the restaurant. The bar is comfortably furnished and features an inglenook fireplace. Outside is an outdoor patio, landscaped gardens and children's play area. Food (sourced locally) is available all day (from 12 until 9 Sunday to Friday; 9.30 on Saturday). Previously a restaurant, a full licence was obtained in 2007. Four cask beers are sold, nearly all from microbreweries (from near and far), and these are constantly changing, although one pump usually serves one of the very local Tillingbourne brews. A house beer, Phoenix Brunning & Price Traditional is also sold. Real cider (usually Westons Old Rosie) is available.

Last Updated: 05 Dec 2021