Situated on Surbiton High Street, The Victoria boasts a mean Sunday roast and an atmospheric beer garden that's popular with locals.

The beer garden is an idyllic watering-hole in the summer, thanks to the fairy light-strewn palm trees,  garden huts and Burger Shack. 

Inside, The Victoria is a classic, homely pub featuring rustic wooden panelling, a crackling fireplace and ambient lighting. Take a seat in one of their plush chairs and unwind with a pint and well-made food. 

A true British pub, The Victoria specialises in hearty comfort food that is served all day. We love their new Brunch menu, which includes more creative dishes such as the Baked braised ox cheek in gravy, crushed new potatoes & Nantwich cheddar.

A Sunday Lunch is the perfect way to end the weekend, and everyone can join in as The Victoria's roast is family-friendly! They offer arts and crafts fun for kids every Sunday afternoon alongside a kid's roast. Meanwhile, the adult's roast ranges fromRump of Angus Westcountry beef, Sutton Hubbard chicken or a delectable Plant wellington, pig in blanket! All served with crispy h beef dripping roast potatoes, maple roast carrots, crushed swede, red cabbage, gravy, double egg Yorkshire pudding.

Situated in South West London, The Victoria is a short walk from Surbiton Station.

 

 

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Brunch

Monday Friday - 11am-5pm

Sunday Lunch

Sunday lunch 12pm-9pm (or until sold out)

  • Outdoor Seating
  • Brunch
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Groups
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
28 Victoria Road, Surbiton, London, KT6 4JT
Overall rating
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  • 2.0
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    3 weeks ago
    As an irregular visitor to the pub the cost of an ale and a lager for nearly £14 was wholly unpalatable. There are quite a few good pubs nearby offering a better range of drinks at more reasonable prices. If you want to go budget there’s Spoons, but the newly reopened Elm Tree and Flyer on the high street offering a much better option and are busier. A short walk away there’s a great selection of pubs from The Lamb to The Antelope and The Grove. They all do lots of good beers rather than the limited Young’s standard selection. All generally reasonably priced too. For a pub like this to charge such prices they need to up their game. No wonder it was pretty empty on a Saturday afternoon and other pubs were very busy. They need to align their prices with the selection of drinks and what they’re offering (which isn’t much). The pub is need of a bit of a rethink as not much has changed in years and it’s just a bit of a sterile atmosphere. Had one drink and left. Sadly I won’t return in a hurry.
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    6 months ago
    Amazing pub! I’ve never been before and from the experience I will be going again. From the moment we walked in the staff were extremely friendly, welcoming and had great mannerism's which is always a great start! The food was amazing! We ordered the bruschetta and steak bites for the starter which only started off our eagerness to get our mains as it was so delicious! For our mains we ordered the haddock and chips as well as the burger which was to die for! We even had the chef himself provide us with our meals and ask how it was, which was a nice touch. I would also highly recommend the apple and blackberry crumble for dessert!
  • 5.0
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    a week ago
    Stunning food, venue and staff. I was lucky enough to be taken to this beautiful place for Mothers Day and we were so impressed! The roast was incredible! We all had different meats and everyone was very happy with their choices, the food was tasty, hot, good quality and plentiful. The staff were attentive, happy and so lovely! Absolutely recommend and we will be back soon!!! Thank you.