Our Story - About The Seahorse
A little about The Seahorse
This contemporary pub, bar, and restaurant should be your first port of call for lunch, dinner, or drinks, no matter what the occasion.
With its stylish interiors, comfortable corners, unique dining spaces, and delicious menus, the whole family will love dining, relaxing, and indulging at The Seahorse.
We’ve also got an attractive outdoor space that’s ideal for a spot of al fresco dining when the sun makes a welcomed appearance.
We are a child friendly establishment, so please feel free to bring your little ones along!
Of course, if you require further information about any of our menus and special offers, or to make a booking, please get in touch. Our friendly and helpful team is always on hand to answer your questions.
Perfect for any occasion
Located in the village of Shalford in Surrey, The Seahorse is well connected and easily accessible.
If you’re driving, you’ll find the village on the A281 Horsham Road, immediately south of Guildford. Shalford also has its own railway station, located between Guildford and Dorking on the Reading to Gatwick Airport line.
The village’s main attraction is Shalford Mill, an 18th century watermill - a great place for the whole family to visit. As you explore the historic site, you’ll gain an insight into its rich history – and you can also take home your own bag of Shalford Mill flour!
Join us and enjoy our magnificent interiors and a fabulous outdoor dining space that’s perfect for alfresco dining.
Keeping Busy in Shalford
Hunt Nature Park is a great place for walkers, families, and nature lovers to explore. With ponds, oak trees, a riverside view, and cycle paths, you’re sure to work up a healthy appetite, so why not call into The Seahorse for a bite to eat?
There are also plenty of cycle routes around the area.
Further afield, Guildford offers a host of things to see and do, including Watts Chapel and Artist’s Village, The Spike Heritage Centre, Guildford Castle with its beautiful grounds, Guildford Cathedral, and Loseley House.
