Anchor Ripley - Menu

A good meal in pleasant surroundings, well served by attentive staff

We had a super set menu lunch, generally truffles always worth a try and starter was excellent, beef main was superb!

we love the anchor’s cusine, but we did not have so much fun, the service and the meal was not as we expected for our previos expirience at midday time

Imaginative food well cooked in a comfortable and informal environment. Service is both professional and friendly. Excellent value for the standard of cooking

I enjoyed it, but I can't help but wonder if it's still worth what it used to be. Maybe the impact of inflation is starting to take its toll, and I should take that into consideration.

It was the first day of their new weekend brunch menu, and it was fantastic! The only thing missing was some toast or bread options to make it a more authentic brunch experience, which is something enjoyed by both Americans and many European visitors. The atmosphere was beautiful, and the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming.

This delightful gastro pub offers outstanding food, attentive service, and a unique atmosphere. It's definitely worth the short detour from the M25/A3, which is just under a 5-minute drive from the interchange. After indulging in a wonderful meal, you can take a scenic stroll at Wisley Gardens, located only about 5 minutes away by car.

Food was exquisite but like so many 'fine dining ' restaurants I felt that the portions were a bit mean. In particular the absence of vegetables unless you have side orders at £3.50 a throw (plus 10% 'discretionary ' service charge). Also the only potatoes on offer were chips or croquettes. Far better surely to include with the main course a dish of freshly cooked seasonal vegetables to share. When I mentioned this discreetly to the waiter as we settled the bill (I did pay the discretionary 10% as overall the meal was very good) he wanted to argue the point rather than a simple 'I will pass your comment back to the chef ' which I found rather irritating. I have been to the Anchor three times...

I've eaten with 3 friends in the anchor last Thursday. we were warmly welcomed, but had to wait for our courts to come. two of the party had chosen the burger, two the venison, the very attractive on the map. the venison came on cold plates quite a past after the burgers. the court looked nice, but was cold. it was taken away and replaced, on slightly warm tellers, but eating was best tepid. the two who eat the burgers said that their meals were not as hot as this. the side dish of the fritten was hot and perfectly acceptable. Those who chose the pears for pudding have chosen themselves well. it was delicious! we spoke our disappointment about the main courses and were not accused for them....