Table of 9 and we were all served about the same time. I had the steak and it was fantastic. Massive thanks to the staff, a large table can be like herding cats, but they were great. Nice espresso martini to finish off.

The Queen's Head, a historic tavern with a touch of class. This establishment has been serving locals and travelers alike for generations, its walls steeped in stories of days gone by. Overall, it's a decent spot for a bite and a brew. The food? Average at best. But fear not, weary traveler, for the drinks more than make up for it. From crisp pints to perfectly mixed cocktails, they've got you covered on the liquid front. And let's not forget about the staff. Super friendly and always ready with a smile, they'll make you feel right at home from the moment you walk through the door. Now, would I make a special trip back to The Queen's Head? Probably not. But as a solid standby after exploring a few other options? You could do a lot worse. So, if you find yourself in Weybridge and in need of a watering hole with a bit of character, give The Queen's Head a try. You might just be pleasantly surprised.

Excellent service combined with fantastic food makes for a brilliant evening. My wife and I both went for a starter and main and all four plates were wonderful. Pricey, but worth it. Well worth a visit on these cold and wet winter evenings!

Well I forget a cheese and leek pie and some chips for £14 and what I received was pretty pathetic, both for quantity and quality, the Cornish pale ale however was nice. But I’m so annoyed about the food being so bad.