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Dorking · Pubs & Bars
A characterful inn and gastro-pub that absolutely merits restaurant consideration as well as a place for drinks.
Family friendlyDog friendly
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The King William IV
An independent free house on Byttom Hill, Mickleham, prized for one of the finest pub garden views in Surrey over Norbury Park and the Mole Valley.
Dog friendlyGood for groupsIndoor & outdoor
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The King William IV is an independently run family free house on Byttom Hill in Mickleham, originally built in 1790 as an alehouse for workers on the Cherkley Court estate. Its elevated terrace and garden look out over Norbury Park and the Mole Valley, close to the Surrey Hills brewery, making it a well-known stop for walkers heading towards Box Hill. The kitchen serves seasonal, home-cooked food including a popular Sunday roast, with real ales on tap and dog-friendly outdoor seating.
Highlights
- Independent family free house, built in 1790 as an estate alehouse
- Elevated garden and terrace with views over Norbury Park and the Mole Valley
- Close to Box Hill and Surrey Hills walking routes
- Award-winning home-cooked food and real ales
- Dog-friendly outdoor seating with blankets and treats provided
Best for
Walkers finishing a Box Hill or Norbury Park routeA pub garden with one of the best views in SurreySunday roast
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