Kings Head

Good for a drink with a lively atmosphere and friendly staff.
Food is surprisingly good and not expensive– highly recommend their 2 for 1 pizza Tuesdays

Modernised old is my description lots of dark wood and low beams, four real ales kept ok. Nice big patio.

4 real ales (including TEA and Hobgoblin), a nice olde interior and lots of outside space too. A good pub. Lovely tattooed barmaid also!

Have been on a Friday evening ghost walk where we stopped outside this pub because it was haunted!
It’s a nice enough pub & the beer OK but it IS pricey! The outside area is both on ground level & up on a flat roof. Quite a nice atmosphere. Haven’t eaten here, however.

This is one of my favourite pubs in Guildford and yet I was almost going to give it 3 stars — not sure why. It’s pretty decent size, the bar staff are usually pretty good, they have a large garden plus roof garden out back with lots of seating, making it awesome for the summer and smoking alike and the crowd is usually not bad. Good selection of beers and a few real ales.
On the downside, it could probably do with a refit as it’s a little rough around the edges these days and the juke box is a little expensive, but hey — at least it has one.
I’ve not actually eaten in here for years so can’t really comment on the food, but the word «standard» comes to mind. Frankly I don’t goto the Kings Head to eat. I go their to drink and be merry; and on that front — I usually leave content.

The King’s Head was a staple of my teenage days, and having been back recently — it has changed not a bit. Not even the music, so it’s great if you like late 90s Brit Pop. Don’t worry though, it’s not usually heavily populated by teenagers — it has a wide range of clientele and is usually fairly busy, but not totally thronging. It’s a warm kind of place, a bit like someone’s lounge, complete with carpets and a log fire. Food is also very good. Has a couple of quiz machines. The prices are not wonderful, but they could certainly be worse.