The Plough Horsell - Menu

Very well presented tasty food, plenty of everything, thoroughly enjoyed. Proper welcome, without gushing. We had one specific drink requirement, they didn't have the Campari we wanted but allowed us to bring our own. Well done all.

Terry R must have been unfortunate as the real ale was in good condition when I made a brief lunchtime stop here last weekend whilst supporting two marathon runners. Unfortunately by their second lap the pub had closed due to the weather conditions and there...was no opportunity for another pint.

My wife and I visit The Plouh regularly for a meal and/or a drink. We always enjoy our visits. It's a straightforward pub. Homely and nice to be in. The food is straightforward too. Eg. Meat pie, chips and peas. Always consistent and tasty and...of good size. The service is polite and friendly. I recommend a visit. View menu

Used to frequent this pub many moons ago when I lived in area, so keen to pay a visit, when near Woking. Stopped off for a very tasty Sunday Roast I had lamb, which was very tender, and wife had chicken which she enjoyed....Plenty of veggies, and big Yorkshires. Owners were telling me about the fire and recent history, none of which I knew. We will return as and when we get the chance, but wish them well with the pub in the meantime.

Very disappointing lunch! Coffee was horrible and expensive obviously instant too! Chicken pie was on specials board saying chicken and mushroom in a creamy sauce, that wasn’t my experience, mine was a congealed mass with only notable pieces of chicken in a heavy flaky...pastry shell, gravy was lumpy and the broccoli over cooked. We also had a vegetable bake and that was under cooked broccoli and cauliflower with a watery tomato sauce and melted cheese on top. Not home cooked food as we heard the microwave ping in the kitchen many times!

Popped in for a Sunday lunch (walked in, no booking) after a walk around Chobham Common and area. We were a little surprised that it wasn't busier as it was prime time I guess dry January and Veganuary come into play. The food...and service was both excellent. The chef was able to go a little off piste for my wife and made up a lemon sauce for the fish of the day menu that she had chosen. Food was piping hot and cooked to perfection. Portion size was perfect for me, so I would say large Lovely homely atmosphere and friendly landlord and landlady. We'll be using this put again for sure. View menu

Went as a party of for a Father’s Day lunch including my father in law. Awful food, terrible unfriendly service. Had only roast chicken and ran out of some desserts. How the hell can that happen on Father’s Day when the main event...is a roast. The pub was almost empty so baffling to have run out of food especially since we had a reservation. Had to wait mins for food that had been quite clearly been warmed up in the microwave. Said on Facebook a free pint for every dad. Well we weren’t offered any or told about that. Only time ever I’ve never left a tip. A total waste of Only one word to sum it up, awful!

Not being funny, but it's not a gastro pub, not a music centre, not a youth gathering point, not the In place It's a lovely pub. It has beer (nicely kept), it has food (just real food, not a grape on a stick that's been...shown to a steak and possibly that once saw a lettuce leaf), it's just really decent pub food. My friends are vegetarian and they are satisfied with the choice available to them. It's not noisy. There's no musak. There's a discreet TV screen but you can be away from it. There's an occasional dog to say hello to. There's conversation. People seem not to be attached to their phones or tablets, instead they talk to each other. Bless it, it's a pub! I love it. Sadly there aren'...

Have visited the Plough four times with various friends recently and everyone has said how much they enjoyed the visit. We have been for both Sunday lunch and for dinner in the evening and it is rapidly becoming the regular Sunday lunch ”watering and feeding...hole” for four of us, (who have been nicknamed the Recalcitrant Geriatric Sunday Lunch Bunch the RGSLB), because it is so comfortable and welcoming. Parking is brilliant, including a disabled space, there are no steps to manage and there is room to move when you get inside. Three of us are on walking sticks or “triangular walky things” and a bit unsteady on our feet. It does have giant TV screens and loudspeakers but they are not on al... View menu