The pub was built in 1859 and is situated in the middle of a residential area just over half a mile west of the town centre. It is on the edge of Epsom Common and the nearest pub to the wells that once made Epsom a spa town.
Whilst food features, it is still very much a pub for beer. Two areas, with a carpeted bar area to the left and another larger area with polished parquet flooring to the right, are used more for dining, but not exclusively so. Modern decor with pale green painted walls. The large clock in the bar is a feature. A wood-burning stove in a brick fireplace and mottled windows give it a cosy feel. Large paved and partly covered garden at rear.
Changing beers are mainly from micros in Surrey and slightly further afield. One of the hand pumps is devoted to cider and they stock a range of craft beers in cans plus bottled foreign beers. The pub has its own brewery in an outbuilding under the name of 'Fuzzchat' - the name given to someone who is born on Epsom Common - "Fuzzchat" is only brewed occasionally. Current local CAMRA Pub of the Year.
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This Pub serves 2 changing beers and 1 regular beer.
Cask Ale
Real Cider
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