Bulls Head - Clandon

If you enjoy a peaceful meal in a sedate atmosphere without loads of children running around then the Bulls Head in Clandon may be just for you.the food either from the printed menu or the specials board is good quality and very reasonable prices . The portions are generous. Tables and seating are a little archaic and it can be a tad cramped but this is the only down side.we eat here every month and have not had a bad meal yet. The pub does specialise on home made pies of various types.

This quaint restaurant and pub is located a short distant from the National Trust property at Clandon. It has retained many of its original features and has a real charm. it more suited to couples or small groups rather than family. the atmosphere is a tad refined and restrained so it tends to be quiet and peaceful. There is a printed menu and a specials board. The Bulls Head specialises in Home Made Pies which are fabulous. The price for main course is very reasonable usually about £8.50 and the portions are generous.For most dishes you have the choice of chips or boiled/new potatoes. The service is quick, friendly and slick. If you enjoy real ale there is usually a choice of 3 varieties. we eat here nearly every month and is very rare to find any fault with either the food or the service. a medium size car park attached to the venue at the side.