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By February 2016 the Cricketers had been refurbished. It ended public dining on 10 September 2026, with meals continuing for hotel residents. CAMRA ↗ Pubwiki ↗ blog review 2016 ↗
Local record
History of this pub
The Cricketers stood on the London Road just east of Bagshot, near the A322 junction, and CAMRA describes it as a grand roadside inn that still kept that look despite extensions on both sides. Licensees are recorded here from 1822, and a 1903 licensing return noted three rooms and stabling for eight horses; by 1937 it was run by the Surrey Public House Trust Company. Early twentieth-century photographs show a fine building, and cricket was once played in its grounds. In later years it became a Beefeater with a Premier Inn alongside, its conservatory leading out to a garden with a palm tree, and it closed as a public restaurant on 10 September 2026.
Current status
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See the national successor overview →The final listing
Opening hours and facilities
Historical Beefeater hours and facilities.
Restaurant and bar hours
- Mon-Sat 12pm - 10pm
- Sun 12pm - 9pm
Breakfast service
- Weekdays 6:30am - 10:30am Weekends 7am - 11am
Facilities recorded
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