Hectors on the Wey

Had a lovely bacon baguette and hot steamy hot coffee. They do fabulous Sunday Roast, book in advance as it's very popular. Great place to stop off whilst walking the River Wey towpath.

A proper cafe serving a cafetiere of freshly made coffee or a teapot for your tea - how it should be done. You get fabulous service from two chaps with the best sense of humour. I see from other reviews they cannot take a joke !! The food is freshly prepared, not FAST FOOD at all, served well with salad/chips etc and you simply feel a sense of belonging at the cafe. I have been visiting this place for several years, it is my secret, part of me wants to keep it that way !!! Remember this place is a local Cafe - not a huge chain making millions - take it for what it is and enjoy the camaraderie I dare you.

Enjoyed fruit cake and a cup of freshly-brewed coffee with a beautiful cup and saucer on a late summer afternoon by the river with a beautiful view. What a luxury! Great service with good British humour, warmth and generosity. I also had Sunday Roast here a few years ago. We went along with a chef friend who used to work at top restaurants in London and he complimented on the quality of Hector's roast so there you go! (To those who complain about the service --- check the menu beforehand or do not expect superficial friendliness. IMHO, whatever one receives is a reflection of one's own thoughts and behaviors and so those who complain and criticise are ironically trumpeting to this entire universe that they are themselves judgmental, rude and negative (or you were yourself in a bad vibe that day)! Be kind and respectful to others first and then you will receive kindness and generosity in return. That's the universal rule! Warm regards.)

Charming place, real gem. Once again a lovely roast dinner. All the staff welcoming and friendly.

Any with memories of fawlty rowers will love this place. I was introduced to Hector's visiting my father for a lunch, while some may find the service humour a little blunt I found it rather refreshing and hilarious in these homogenous 'have a nice day' times. While the food is unashamedly of the home made type, it won't please gastro pub enthusiasts but its tasty, hearty and served with the kind of service usually withheld for foreign visitors to a village pub! Peter & Peter, well done for a wonderfully amusing lunch, I hope to next time final meet the local vegetarian tart, if she's available

Owners are quite warm and kind. Even we dont have reservation they kindly sorted table for us. I will book next time definitely. I had a jacket potato with spicy beans. I will try Sunday roast next time. Thanks guys

I've been going to Hector's for 15 years now and really like it. It's cosy in the winter and a nice place to sit out in the summer. I like the simple food done well. I have to say it's not a place for awkward, needy or fussy types, it's all about honest food and a relaxed picturesque setting. The prices are very good, tea, sandwich and cake for around £10 is very good value these days. Keep your eye out for the kingfishers and grey wagtails too.