A village pub since 1704
The Bletchingley Arms has been at the heart of village life for over three centuries. First mentioned in records from 1704 and formerly known as The Plough, the pub was renamed when it joined the Barons family in 2014.
Today, under general manager Toby Sandford-Marshall, it blends that long history with a few modern touches — including three lanes of interactive digital darts that have become a draw for groups from across Surrey.
The pub
Step inside and you’ll find a warm, characterful bar where dogs are welcome alongside their owners. The restaurant serves food that draws on seasonal ingredients, and there’s a private dining room for smaller private gatherings (seating up to 12, or 20 standing).
The garden
Out the back, the garden is one of the largest in the area — complete with a stretch tent, pods, huts, an outdoor bar, and a play area for children.
In the community
We’re proud sponsors of the Bletchingley Village Fete brochure, and we see plenty of familiar faces from Bletchingley, Godstone, Redhill, and Reigate throughout the week.