Botley Hill Farmhouse

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  Martin Gunter

  ·3 weeks ago

  “Came here the other week with my mate and his friend, I recently purchased my first bike and we have been going out on Sundays and I've been following my friend as he's been going out for about 3 years and so knows a lot or routes, this route we went to downe, Edenbridge, Westerham, Hever and Biggin Hill We stopped at botley hill farmhouse for a coffee before and hours ride! The farmhouse was really nice and the coffee really nice, it was busy with another group of motorbike riders and a few groups of cyclists”

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  gregg lindsay

  ·1 month ago

  “A Weekend Morning Pick-Me-Up at Botley Hill Farmhouse Rating: 4.5 / 5 Cuisine: British / Country Farmhouse Location: Limpsfield Road, Warlingham (Surrey Hills) Tucked away along the crest of the North Downs in the Surrey Hills, Botley Hill Farmhouse offers one of the most idyllic morning spots in the area. Housed in a charming 16th-century historic building with exposed timber beams, brick fireplaces, and a modern light-filled conservatory extension, it balances traditional rustic appeal with contemporary comfort. The Vibe & Setting Arriving on a clear weekend morning, the first thing that hits you is the panoramic view across the Titsey Estate and surrounding valley. If you sit near the windows or outside in the garden terrace during warmer weather, the countryside backdrop makes breakfast feel like a true escape. The atmosphere inside is quiet & relaxed, warm, and distinctly dog-friendly—expect to see walkers, families, and cyclists stopping in for a well-earned coffee and fuel. Food & Drink Highlights The breakfast and morning menu focuses heavily on quality, locally sourced produce—much of it pulled straight from nearby farms. * The Farmhouse Breakfast: Everything you want from a proper English morning plate. Local butcher's sausages, thick-cut bacon, rich poached eggs, and proper golden hash browns. The quality of the meat stands out immediately—succulent and well-seasoned rather than mass-produced. * Warm Filled Croissants & Pastries: A lighter alternative if you aren't up for a full fry-up. Flaky, buttery, and packed with fresh fillings, paired with a remarkably smooth, well-extracted flat white. * Vegetarian & Lighter Options: Good variety on offer, from perfectly poached eggs with crushed avocado on sourdough to wholesome warm porridge with berry compost and honey. Service & Practicalities The service is welcoming, prompt, and unpretentious. Even during peak weekend morning hours, the staff keep things moving efficiently without making you feel rushed. * Parking: Generous on-site parking available, making access easy right off Limpsfield Road. * Reservations: Breakfast/brunch hours are typically served early on Sunday mornings (around 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM before the popular Sunday roast service takes over). Booking a table ahead of time is highly recommended. Final Verdict Whether you’re wrapping up an early morning dog walk along the Downs or just catching up with family over fresh pastries and proper coffee, Botley Hill Farmhouse hits all the right notes. Excellent local food, fantastic staff, and sweeping valley views make it an absolute gem for a weekend morning treat.”

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  DESISLAVA DENKOVA-WADE

  ·1 month ago

  “Impressive old building, kept so well and spotless clean - really nice, relaxed and inviting atmosphere, and after sundown when the candles are lit up, make syou feel like in fairytale. Freshly cooked and pleasantly presented food. It was a bit crowded but we did not have to wait long to be served. Dogs welcome in the garden, so laud kids too :) Simply faultless! Highly recommended!”

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  David Richards

  ·2 months ago

  “Food only.... The staff were very good and the food was nice... The only criticism I had was with the full English breakfast. The eggs had spring onions or baby leeks chopped on top and the mushrooms tasted like it was drizzled with balsamic vinegar. There's no need to mess around with a full English, use good ingredients and let them speak for themselves.”

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  donna burgan

  ·2 months ago

  “A great historic country pub. Nice staff. Good food. They were very busy and some things were no longer available. We were given complimentary coffees when the cheese cake ran out. It was a friday at 2.30pm.”

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  DMS

  ·4 months ago

  “We’d tried to get a table here several times, so we were really looking forward to finally visiting. The setting is absolutely stunning. The building is beautiful, the location is lovely, and the views are spectacular. The staff were friendly, welcoming and served us with a smile throughout. Unfortunately, the food was a real disappointment. At £27 for a roast, we expected much more. The portion was small for the price. The vegetables were excellent and the Yorkshire pudding was large, light and well cooked, but the gravy was thin and lacked any real flavour. The lamb was beautifully tender but surprisingly bland. For a country pub, the roast should be the standout dish, and sadly it just wasn’t. We left feeling that the food didn’t come close to matching the venue or the price. Food: 3/10. Venue: 10/10. Service: 9/10. Sadly, we wouldn’t return. If a country pub can’t get its roast right, it’s difficult to justify coming back.”

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  Mr Kels

  ·4 months ago

  “I recently visited for the Sunday roast after hearing good things and looking forward to trying it for quite some time. Unfortunately, the food was a major disappointment. The portions were very small for what was advertised as a traditional Sunday roast, and the quality simply didn't justify the price. The meat was bland, dry, and lacked flavour, while the roast potatoes were underwhelming. The gravy was particularly disappointing, being very watery and doing little to enhance the meal. That said, not everything was negative. The venue itself is in a fantastic location with a lovely atmosphere, which I would rate 9/10. The staff were also excellent throughout our visit, being friendly, attentive, and professional, and they deserve a 9/10 as well. Sadly, while the service and setting were impressive, the food is ultimately the main reason for visiting a restaurant, and on this occasion it fell far below expectations. After trying to book and visit this place for some time, I was really hoping for a much better experience. Unfortunately, I won't be returning in the future. Atmosphere: 9/10Staff: 9/10Food: 3/10 Overall, a beautiful venue with great staff, but the Sunday roast was a real let-dow”

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  Pauline Smith

  ·5 months ago

  “Met a friend and many of his family and friends at this location for his going away party. The staff were very friendly the food was really nice and some different things to have if you like them, like Thai beef salad, home made fish cakes. A friend and I stayed overnight, we had the king-size room, it's beautiful, top spec, could fault nothing, views of the English countryside without lifting your head off the pillow!”

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  Delfina Pion

  ·5 months ago

  “We visited for the first time last Saturday with my son to catch up with some friends, and it certainly didn't disappoint. The weather was gorgeous, and although the pub was quite busy, every team member greeted us with a smile, was extremely polite, and made a point of checking on guests throughout our visit. The view is simply stunning, and for my little one, it felt like a trip to the farm, with sheep wandering past as if they were stopping by for a chat. We were also lucky enough to catch the sunset, which made the scenery even more breathtaking. The food was very good, beautifully presented, and one of the managers, Claudia, went out of her way to ensure my son received his meal promptly. Overall, I would highly recommend this pub and will definitely be returning.”

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  Emilie Arnoux

  ·5 months ago

  “First visit to Botley Hill Farmhouse last Saturday and we loved it! We cycled from Oxted station on a beautiful hot sunny day. The climb up the hill is definitely a challenge, but the beautiful countryside paths along the way make it well worth the effort! The pub is absolutely gorgeous! It was packed both inside and out, yet the friendly staff and female manager did a fantastic job keeping everything running smoothly. We were told there would be a 45 min wait for food, which was completely understandable given how busy it was. The views over the hills, with sheep and hawks, are incredible. It’s the kind of place that makes you want to stay for one more drink, yet 2 hrs later you are still there not wanting to leave. The atmosphere is so peaceful and relaxing. We’ll definitely be back! Even if it means cycling up that hill again! 💪🏼🚵‍♂️ 🥲”

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