People and dogs at a table in the Coach House cafe at Hatchlands Park, Surrey — Visitors and their dogs in the Coach House café at Hatchlands Park, Surrey | © National Trust Images/Arnhel de Serra

Places to eat in Surrey

Feeling peckish? We've picked a few of our favourite tea-rooms and cafés in Surrey – tuck in to delicious meals and snacks, often handmade using local ingredients. Or if the weather's good, pack a blanket and seek out a picnic spot with a view.

Eating at Claremont Landscape Garden

Find out about the Gardener's Bothy café and the range of food you can eat when you visit Claremont Landscape Garden in Surrey.

A family in the Gardener’s Bothy café at at Claremont Landscape Garden

Eating and shopping at Polesden Lacey

Whether you want to grab a light meal, snack or hot drink, or browse beautiful gifts and local products - we've got plenty to tempt you at Polesden Lacey this autumn and winter.

Plates of food being served in a National Trust tearoom

Eating and shopping at Hatchlands Park

This summer treat yourself to a fresh seasonal salad, light bite or tasty bake from the courtyard cafés. Pop into the Engine Room bookshop and browse the pre-loved books for your next good read, with all donations going towards vital conservation projects across the Hatchlands Park estate.

Eating at Box Hill

Discover where to stop for a bite to eat at Box Hill, in the beautiful Surrey Hills. Sit down to a light meal in the café or pick up a snack from the servery as you cycle past.

A person holding a reusable cup filled with coffe

Eating at Runnymede

Stay refreshed with hot and cold drinks, light meals, snacks and cakes in the Magna Carta tea-room at Runnymede.

Visitors buying a pot of tea in the Magna Carta tea-room at Runnymede and Ankerwycke, Surrey

Eating and shopping at River Wey

Enjoy a range of refreshments at the tea-room or browse the second-hand bookshop at Dapdune to discover your next favourite read.

Polesden Lacey

The South Lawn at Polesden Lacey is a glorious setting for a picnic. Go for a saunter through the formal gardens afterwards and pretend it's all yours.

Claremont Landscape Garden

Bring your cucumber sandwiches and experience Claremont Landscape Garden as Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold might have in the early 19th century.

Hatchlands Park

With a picture-perfect mansion and an expanse of parkland, Hatchlands is an enticing place to unroll your picnic blanket.

Winkworth Arboretum

Throughout Winkworth Arboretum there are enchanting spots for pitching your picnic, overlooking the hillside and lake.

Runnymede and Ankerwycke

The stretch of the Thames at Runnymede provides picnicking with a view. Children and dogs can run off steam in the nearby water meadows, where Magna Carta was signed.

Three children, a dog on a lead and a woman with a pushchair walk through the long grass in meadows at Runnymede, Surrey

Our cafés in the Surrey Hills are great spots to relax after a walk or cycle ride, or to meet with friends and family.

Hindhead Commons and the Devil's Punch Bowl

There's something for all appetites at the Devil's Punch Bowl café – freshly cut sandwiches, gluten free options, soups and hot lunches. There's plenty of outdoor seating too, and water bowls and treats for dogs too.

Visitor having a drink in the garden at Sizergh, Cumbria

Box Hill

The Box Hill servery is a great place enjoy a baked treat. There's dog-friendly outdoor seating in front of the café, with fresh water bowls. Head to the shepherd’s hut for a dog biscuit and the lowdown on the best walks.

Frensham Little Pond

Plan a break at the Tern Café – savour warming cups of tea and maybe treat yourself to a light snack. Sit by the pond and watch the visiting wildlife too.

Leith Hill

Whether you're exploring Leith Hill on foot, bike or horseback, stop off at the servery (not NT) at the bottom of Leith Hill Tower, for a selection of hot and cold drinks and snacks.