There is also an area for private dining. The main restaurant area is bright and airy with fabulous views over the cobbled high street. Many customers enjoy a bite to eat on the second floor before exploring upstairs to the decadent bar. Many of the cocktails can be made alcohol-free, and there is also a wide range of spirits, wine, beer and soft drinks available.

READ MORE: The tiny village 26 minutes from Surrey home to some of England's best restaurants There is also Cuban Missionary (£11) consisting of Havana Club Cuban Spiced, peach, honey, pineapple juice and fresh mint, and there's a Pear and Ginger Margarita (£12.50) filled with Cazcabel Blanco Tequila, Belle de Brillet liqueur, ginger, lemon and sea salt. Some of the highlights on the drinks menu include Raspberry Mule (£11) made with Ketel One vodka, fresh raspberries, lime and Fever-Tree ginger beer. With around two dozen cocktail varieties to choose from, customers are spoilt for choice and there are some intriguing flavour combinations on offer. Open until 1am on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, the bar is also open until 11am every other day of the week, allowing guests to enjoy their favourite tipple whenever they fancy. From the pavement in the cobbled high street, you would assume its just a restaurant, but located up two staircases is a dark and endearing cocktail lounge. Part of the Coppa Club chain, which has Surrey branches in Cobham and Haslemere, the trendy venue has a super swanky bar hidden on its third floor. The Guildford Townhouse opened in Guildford town centre this spring offering customers not only a place to enjoy a bite to eat at breakfast, lunch or dinner, but also late night cocktails into the early hours.

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