The Harrow Inn, Steep

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• G

  Google user

  ·1 month ago

  “A gem of a country pub, unbothered by the need to change, it retains its charm and quaintness whilst serving simple delicious food and great beer, cider etc. Bring cash! Expect to share tables & wait a while when busy - it's worth it. Beautiful summer garden, cosy interior.”

• G

  Google user

  ·1 month ago

  “Fantastic little place with excellent cask beer. Great atmosphere in the lovely little country garden. A gem! Remember to take cash though.”

• G

  Google user

  ·2 months ago

  “Utterly brilliant. I can't even begin to describe how wonderful this pub is. Excellently kept beer and food that is out of this world (proper home-made food that isn't processed and passed on as 'pub food'). Beautiful garden, flowers for charity. It just gets better and better. CASH ONLY! I wish I'd known.”

• G

  Google user

  ·3 months ago

  “Absolutely wonderful old fashioned pub with substantial meals...... It's lovely that this still exists.....”

• G

  Google user

  ·4 months ago

  “The Harrow Inn has very good reviews, so we were keen to check it out when we were in the area, during a Thursday lunchtime. It’s very tucked away, so once we found it, parking was a problem. A very tiny car park, totally full, so ended up parking on the road some distance away. It’s a very old building, quirky, rambling, attractive gardens. Looking good, lets order some food. First choice, flan. Not available. Quiche then. Not available. Beef sandwich then. Not available. An already limited menu, about 50% of the items, essentially all the ‘hot’ choices not available. Ended up ordering a ham sandwich which was whole meal bread, butter, and ham plus a side salad. £9.50. My partner ordered a ploughmans - what came was ridiculous - close to a whole loaf of bread on a lettuce base, half a block of butter & cheese. Far too much, half the amount at half the price would have been appropriate. Some folk seem to equate quantity with value; quality is much more important. We ended up paying over £32 for two beers and our cold lunch. Overall, not really impressed at all. OK for a drink if you were in the area walking or cycling but other than that, I would give it a miss I’m afraid.”

• G

  Google user

  ·4 months ago

  “So beautiful, tucked away in the middle of nowhere. Incredibly friendly owners, lovely shared table policy, great simple menu. My son had beef ploughman's with a huge wedge of beef, I had beef sandwich, delicious both. Warning: they don't take cards so get cash from the nearish esso garage first unless you want to take a trip there to get cash afterwards.”

• G

  Google user

  ·5 months ago

  “Visited a few times last summer, our first visit of 2026. We always arrive before 12 to get a parking spot as often busy on a nice day. Cheese ploughmans and ham soup great, as was lemon cheesecake, Swift one and cider. Cottage garden lovely plus the friendly robins. Many thanks and look forward to visiting again.”

• G

  Google user

  ·5 months ago

  “Quirky little pub. Very small car park but plenty of space on country lanes to park. Lovely food and beer. Great beer garden.”

• G

  Google user

  ·6 months ago

  “I cant remember the last time i went to The Harrow and it is still an old fashioned friendly pub, the food is amazing and the portions are perfect. The ladies behind the bar are so friendly and welcoming. Such a lovely place for a drink in the summer. Amazing family run local pub.”

• G

  Google user

  ·4 years ago

  “Perfect country pub for good weather - since the interior is quite compact but the gardens are extensive. As well as serving local ales and cider the pub also has a menu of excellent and largely home made food. Very friendly and helpful staff. I almost feel like not recommending this as it’s the sort of place you don’t want to become TOO popular. During our visit we were joined by a very friendly robin after some free food. Lovely.”