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1. Positano

4.9/5
297 Reviews
NZD49Reservation AvailableWestern-styleOpen Late
TheForkUserExcellent service from Joseph who was friendly and helpful. He gave us excellent advice and made sure we had a great visit. The food was excellent as always.

2. The Seahorse

4.4/5
26 Reviews
NZD59Reservation AvailableBars/BistrosOpen Late
TheForkUserVarious eating areas meant we could sit in a lovely quiet 'stables' area. Food was very good and staff were friendly and attentive.

3. horse and groom

4.4/5
5 Reviews
Reservation AvailableBars/BistrosOpen Late
M22***28Winter is here, and the fire is lit, warm~

4. The Black Swan Ockham

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5. Carmona Steak & Tapas - Guildford

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Reservation AvailableLatin American

6. The Long Bar & Grill

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Reservation AvailableBarbeque

7. Shah's Secreto

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8. Gomshall Mill

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NZD24Bars/Bistros
云水逸行客#創創彈計劃分萬萬现金 Friends! It is said that travel is the spice of life, and hiking is definitely the most exciting flavor! My hiking trip in Guildford, England, was like opening a wonderful party with close embrace of nature, with joy and surprise flying together, which makes me still have endless aftertaste. Guildford Castle: A blend of history and beauty As soon as you step into Guildford, the first thing that catches your eye is the ancient and charming Guildford Castle. Around the castle, tulips and rape flowers compete for beauty in spring, as if nature has overturned the palette. Walking in it, there is soft grass under your feet and the fragrance of flowers in the air. I couldn't help but sit on the ground and quietly feel the tranquility and beauty that belongs to Guildford. At that moment, time seemed to slow down, leaving only me and this picturesque scenery. High Street Stroll: Exploration of British Style Walking along High Street, the ancient buildings are scattered in an orderly manner. The brick and stone houses, the exquisite carved doors and windows, and the hanging retro signs, every detail exudes a strong British style. On the streets and alleys, you can occasionally see local residents leisurely drinking coffee and talking about trivial matters in life. I also walked into a coffee shop, chose a cup of fragrant coffee, paired with sweet cakes, sat by the window, watched the pedestrians coming and going on the street, and experienced this rare British comfort. River Wey: A poetic gift from nature The banks of the River Wey are a beautiful landscape on the hike. The river is clear and sparkling, and the banks are lined with green trees. I walked along the riverside path, listening to the cheerful singing of birds and watching the occasional boats on the river, and I felt particularly comfortable. The breeze blew and the leaves rustled, as if nature was playing a beautiful piece of music. Here, I felt the tranquility and power of nature, and my heart was deeply comforted. Medieval Town Shere: The Mysterious Veil of Time Walking to the medieval town of Shere, which has a history of more than 800 years, it seems like traveling back in time. The narrow streets, quaint houses, and the old church, each of which hides the stories of the years. I walked into the church and wrote down my feelings in the visitor notes, leaving my own traces. Walking in the ancient town, it seems that I can hear the echoes of history and see the figures of people who once lived here. This mysterious and charming atmosphere deeply intoxicated me. Hiking between farms: the tranquility and simplicity of the countryside Most of the hiking routes shuttle between farms, and the Public Footpath winds through them. Along the way, you can see large tracts of farmland, golden rapeseed flowers shining in the sun, and herds of cattle and sheep grazing leisurely. Passing by farms, I feel the tranquility and simplicity of the countryside. Although some of the sandy roads are a bit muddy, it also adds a bit of wildness to the hike. Every step is like walking into a pastoral painting, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, allowing me to immerse myself in this pure beauty. An episode in Gomshall: Unexpected leisure When we arrived at Gomshall, we thought we could take the train back to Guildford smoothly, but we found that the 7pm train was cancelled. In desperation, we returned to Gomshall Mill in the town. Here, we tasted delicious food, drank fine wine, and quietly waited for the next train. Although the plan was disrupted, this unexpected leisure also gave me a deeper understanding of this hiking trip. During the trip, unexpected accidents may also be a different kind of scenery. Guildford's hiking trip is like a deep dialogue with nature, history and culture. From the ancient castle to the charming high street, from the quiet riverside to the mysterious medieval town, to the rustic farm, each place left an indelible impression on me. If you also want a poetic and surprising hiking trip, come to Guildford, everything here is waiting for you to explore and discover.

9. The White Hart

4.5/5
11 Reviews
NZD37Bars/Bistros
TheForkUserHad an excellent lunch at the White Hart, Pirbright Green. We (4 people) arrived early and left our cars in the pub carpark before going for a 4 mile circular walk. Really enjoyable despite the cold January weather. We arrived back to a warm welcome and shown to our tables. The interior of the pub is bright and cheerful and very pleasant. The beer went down very well and we all really enjoyed our meals. The lunch set menu was great value for money. Highly Recommended