Sunday Roast in Reigate: Where to Book, Checked October 2026

For a Sunday roast in Reigate, most people book one of four pubs. The Skimmington Castle serves sirloin from £21.95. The Black Horse on West Street serves its Sunday menu all day with bottomless Yorkshire puddings. In Redhill, the Home Cottage serves roasts until 9pm, and the Chequers at Walton on the Hill offers unlimited Yorkshires. Every entry was checked against the pub’s own website on 26 October 2026.

We have not eaten at these pubs for this guide, and nothing here is a review. Each entry sets out what the pub publishes about its roasts: the meats, the prices on its current menu, what comes on the plate, Sunday serving times and how to book. We have added the Food Standards Agency hygiene rating for each one. Prices are the pubs’ own and can change week to week.

Reigate

The Skimmington Castle, Reigate Heath

The Skim calls itself a family-run pub “perched on top of Reigate Heath” and talks up “our famous Sunday Roasts”. Its Sunday menu lists sirloin of beef at £21.95, roast chicken or pork at £19.50, a three-meat combo at £26.95 and a vegan Moroccan roast at £18.50. Every roast comes with roast potatoes, gravy, a Yorkshire pudding and seasonal vegetables. Add a starter or pudding for £4.95 each. Under-12s get two courses for £9.95. The kitchen serves 12pm to 5pm on Sunday. Book inside tables online or on 01737 243100; outside tables are first come, first served. It says dogs and well-behaved children are welcome. Hygiene rating 4 (FSA, 2 March 2025). Bonnys Road, RH2 8RL. Our listing.

The Black Horse, West Street

The Black Horse is a Heartwood Inns pub near Reigate Heath. Its Sunday menu page says every roast comes with “bottomless Yorkshire puddings, roast potatoes and gravy”. Children can have half portions of beef or chicken for half the price. The Sunday menu is served all day, from 11.30am, and the page says it now runs until 8pm. The pub is open 11.30am to 10pm on Sunday. Prices load only in the menu viewer on its site, so check them there. It calls itself dog friendly and has a large car park. Book online or call 01737 230010. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 30 July 2026). 93 West Street, RH2 9JZ. Our listing.

The Bull’s Head, High Street

The Bull’s Head says it was built in 1628 and lists “traditional roasts weekly” among its regular events. The Sunday menu on its site was uploaded in March 2023, so treat the prices on it as out of date. That menu offers roast chicken breast, rare topside of Angus and Hereford beef and a rosemary and red wine lamb shank, plus a vegetarian or vegan roast plate. Every roast came with vegetables, roast potatoes, stuffing, a Yorkshire pudding and a pig in blanket, and there was a children’s roast for under-12s. CAMRA gives Sunday hours of 12pm to 11pm. Hygiene rating 4 (FSA, 27 August 2026). 55 High Street, RH2 9AE. Our listing.

Redhill

The Home Cottage, Redstone Hill

The Home Cottage is a Young’s pub a minute’s walk from Redhill station. It promises “crisp roasties, vibrant veggies, gallons of that hug-in-a-jug gravy and bottomless Yorkies”. The menu on its site, marked as a sample, lists West Country beef rump at £23.50 and Dingley Dell pork loin at £22.50. Chicken with pork, sage and onion stuffing is £21, as is a mushroom and beetroot Wellington. Roasts come with beef dripping potatoes, maple glazed carrot and parsnip, celeriac purée, creamed leeks and peas. Children’s beef is £12 and chicken £10.50. There is also a four-course Sunday set menu. Food is served 12pm to 9pm on Sunday. Call 01737 762771. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 2 September 2026). Redstone Hill, RH1 4AW. Our listing.

Horley and Norwood Hill

Ye Olde Six Bells, Church Road

Ye Olde Six Bells is a Vintage Inns pub beside the River Mole and St Bartholomew’s Church. Its food page pitches “a wholesome Sunday roast in Horley” alongside its country pub classics. It does not put prices on that page. CAMRA dates the pub to 1403, though most of the building is 16th century, and it is Grade II listed. It describes itself as dog friendly and has log fires and a garden. The pub opens 9am to 10pm on Sunday. Book online or call 01293 825028. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 16 April 2025). Church Road, Horley RH6 8AD. Our listing.

The Fox Revived, Norwood Hill

The Fox Revived is a Brunning & Price pub at the Norwood Hill crossroads. Its own history says the pub “pops up in the 1881 census”. The Sunday menu lists pink roast beef with Yorkshire pudding at £23.45 and loin of pork with crackling and apple sauce at £20.95. Shoulder of lamb is £26.95, and chicken with stuffing and a sausage wrapped in bacon is £22.95. Beef and pork together cost £25.95. All roasts come with roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables and gravy, and there is a children’s menu. The pub also runs a monthly walk on the first Saturday. Call 01293 229270. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 13 December 2024). Norwood Hill, Horley RH6 0ET. Our listing.

Walton on the Hill and Chipstead

The Chequers, Walton on the Hill

The Chequers is a Young’s pub that promises “unlimited Yorkshire puddings and jugs of extra gravy” with its roasts. Its autumn Sunday menu lists half a lemon and thyme Shropshire chicken at £21.50, Dingley Dell pork belly at £19.50 and 21-day aged Hereford beef rump at £22. The vegan carrot and cashew roast is £17.50. The three-meat “King of Roasts” is £27, and a version for two or three people is £62. Roasts come with beef dripping potatoes, creamed leeks, a whole roast maple carrot, swede mash, greens and a double egg Yorkshire pudding. There is a separate Sunday children’s menu. Food is served 12pm to 9.30pm on Sunday, and it says dogs are welcome. Book online or call 01737 812364. Hygiene rating 4 (FSA, 18 July 2025). Chequers Lane, KT20 7SF. Our listing.

The Rambler’s Rest, Chipstead

The Rambler’s Rest is a country pub with its own garden on Outwood Lane in Chipstead. It gives its address as Coulsdon, but the council that inspects it is Reigate and Banstead. Its Sunday page offers “a proper British pub Sunday lunch” with a “Trio of Roasts” and a “Duo of Beef”. It says every roast comes with roast potatoes, sautéed greens, roasted root vegetables, a Yorkshire pudding “and bottomless gravy”. It does not publish prices on that page. The pub opens 9am to 10pm on Sunday, and tables can be booked through its site. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 8 May 2026). Outwood Lane, CR5 3NP.

How we chose

This is a list of the places people book for Sunday lunch, chosen on what anyone can check, not on taste. Every pub here publishes its Sunday roast on its own website, and every one has a food hygiene rating of 4 or 5. We left out pubs that list a Sunday menu but whose roasts we could not read, and pubs whose sites say nothing about a roast. The Kingswood Arms, for example, publishes a Sunday menu we could not open, and the Venture Inn and the Woolpack in Banstead serve food on Sunday but do not mention a roast. We will add them once they do. For more pubs, including those without a roast, see our Reigate pubs guide.

We checked each pub’s website and menu on 26 October 2026 and took hygiene ratings from the FSA register the same day. Sunday menus change with the seasons, so check the price and book before you go.

For more ideas, see Reigate restaurants, Reigate cafes, things to do in Reigate and what’s on in Reigate this month. You can also browse every pub in our Reigate business directory.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a Sunday roast in Reigate?

On the menus the pubs publish, a single-meat roast costs £19.50 to £26.95. The Skimmington Castle charges £19.50 for chicken or pork and £21.95 for sirloin, the Chequers £19.50 to £22, the Home Cottage £21 to £23.50 and the Fox Revived £20.95 to £26.95. Mixed-meat roasts cost £25.95 to £27.

Where can I get a Sunday roast in Reigate with unlimited Yorkshire puddings?

The Black Horse on West Street and the Home Cottage in Redhill both say their Yorkshire puddings are bottomless, and the Chequers at Walton on the Hill says its roasts come with unlimited Yorkshire puddings and jugs of extra gravy.

Which Reigate pubs serve Sunday roast in the evening?

The Chequers serves food until 9.30pm on Sunday and the Home Cottage until 9pm. The Black Horse serves its Sunday menu until 8pm. The Skimmington Castle’s kitchen closes at 5pm on Sunday.