Once threatened by demolition, this Grade II-listed building was reopened on 17 December 1998 as a large spacious Wetherspoon on a number of different levels and of many contrasts. Upstairs is a quiet area with masses of exposed pipework and a separate bar that opens at 10:00am every day. On the ground floor the curved main bar serves another group of contrasting drinking areas, including a row of snugs down one side. Families are welcome until 9pm (8pm on Sunday). There is always a a good choice of guest beers with local breweries Surrey Hills, Hogs Back and Tillingbourne regularly supported. The Community Notice Board, publicises a range of local events. The pub also hosts meet the brewer nights and brewery battles every so often.
Historic Interest
Built in 1900 as a car factory for Dennis, and extended soon after. It became home to the Rodboro Boot and Shoe Company in 1919. The company left in 1928, but the premises have been known ever since as the Rodboro Buildings. (source: JD Wetherspoon Website)
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This Pub serves 7 changing beers and 3 regular beers.
Rodboro Buildings, Guildford
Local breweries Surrey Hills,Tillingboune & Hogs Back regularly supported. In addition beers from all over the country are available, often from microbreweries.
Changing beers typically include: Hogs Back (varies) , Surrey Hills (varies) , Tillingbourne (varies)
Source: National