A traditional pub set in the heart of the Surrey Hills, close to Wisley and Hatchlands Park and also popular with classic car enthusiasts. The main bar is split into separate areas, laid out for dining on the left hand side and with a traditional flagstone floor to the right. The pub building is large and incorporates the Malting House to the rear, which is available for functions. Food is Thai with English also available for lunch. Food served Tuesday to Saturday lunchtimes and Monday to Saturday evenings. Food is also available to take away. The garden consists of a substantial open grassed area which is great for dogs and with seating dotted around. Upon request will open at 11.30 for the bus from Guildford. Closed Mondays.
Historic Interest
The original building was probably just a small cottage, the facade of which includes the entrance door. Built in the mid-16th century, but it was certainly an alehouse by 1598 when it was extended at both ends. In the early 17th century it was first known as The Mount Eagle and later The Harrow, but more than 100 years later it was renamed The Barley Mow when a brewhouse and a building for storing and malting barley - the present-day Malting House - were added. At that time it was also part of a small farm. At the end of the 19th century when cycling became a new, popular pastime, The Barley Mow found itself a favoured destination and, to cater for this trade, another extension, now housing the restaurant and kitchen, was added. (source Pub Website)
This Pub serves no changing beers and 4 regular beers.
Barley Mow, West Horsley