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Jeitta

Jeitta

Great Lebanese food in the heart of Woking!

Pool in the Park

Pool in the Park

You can have a fantastic family day out at this leisure centre, where there's a wave machine and slides.

Café Rouge

Café Rouge

French cuisine on a budget. There's always voucher codes on the internet, which make this already affordable restaurant even cheaper!

Woking Skatepark

Woking Skatepark

A fantastic hangout in Woking Park.

Pret in Woking

Pret in Woking

The real reason London commuters move to Woking? Because they still get to visit a Pret! Woking's branch is well run and the most popular lunch spot in town!

The Red Lion

The Red Lion

Friendly gastro pub with a relaxing garden at the back for summer and a roaring fire inside for winter.

Ye Old Fish Market

Ye Old Fish Market

The best fish and chips in Woking!

Woking Market

Woking Market

Great range of food stalls and fantastic sausage rolls from the bread stall!

Kingfield Stadium

Kingfield Stadium

Home to Woking FC or fondly known as The Cardinals, going to a match is a great day out with friends or the kids.

Cafe Class

Cafe Class

The best bacon butty in Woking!

The Herbert Wells

The Herbert Wells

Cavernous pub with outside seats, a long wooden bar, real ales and a typical comfort food menu.

The Wheatsheaf

The Wheatsheaf

A welcoming pub overlooking Woking Green, The Wheatsheaf is a great place to watch rugby on the weekend and it does a really good Sunday lunch as well.

The Peacocks Centre

The Peacocks Centre

Where you can shop 'til you drop with over 70 stores.

The Lightbox

The Lightbox

A gallery and museum space with a canalside café.

Carluccio's

Carluccio's

Italian food with fresh ingredients. Perfect for all the family and the set menu is a bargain too.

Why not explore the nearby areas of St Johns, Hook Heath, Mayford, Send, Knaphill, Sutton Green, Chobham, West Byfleet, Ripley and Jacobs Well

"Code breaker and subject of the Imitation Game film, Alan Turing lived at 22 Ennismore Avenue, Guildford."

There has been fantastic development around Jubilee Square in the past few years.

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Woking's centre offers plenty of shops and entertainment facilities, but with plenty of greenery surrounding it.

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Watching the narrow boats sail along Basingstoke Canal is a real treat and gives Woking its countryside appeal.

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What locals say about Woking

  1. Very easy to get into London and Guildford via train or car. Also very close to M25 to go south to Sussex. Beautiful Surrey Hills all around, with unlimited options for walks in national parks or a bike ride. Excellent shops including Hobbycraft, Paperchase, Superdry, Debenhams, TK Maxx. Typical restaurants such as Cafe Rouge, with excellent gastro pubs all around the town and surrounding villages

  2. Woking is a great place to live because it ticks all the boxes for a young, vibrant person. And the transport links are brilliant - we're talking 20 mins to London = 1 game of Sudoku (advanced setting). :D Jack

  3. Because it's small good living area, with a lot of green areas, handy station, near Heathrow airport, local hospitals, big shopping centres

  4. Fast trains to London, good bus services, two hospitals within 7.5 miles plus community hospitals, quiet area

About Woking

Woking is a large town and civil parish that shares its name with the surrounding local government district, located in the west of Surrey. It is part of the London commuter belt and Greater London Urban Area, located 23 miles (37 km) south west of Charing Cross in central London. Woking has a modern shopping centre called The Peacocks and an older shopping area, Wolsey Place. Woking has several suburban districts, including: Bisley, Horsell, Hook Heath, Mount Hermon, Barnsbury, Maybury, Sheerwater, Goldsworth Park, St Johns, Pyrford, Kingfield, Westfield, Ridgway, West Byfleet and Old Woking. The adjacent village of Knaphill is often considered an outer suburb of Woking. Old Woking is cited as a separate village. Mayford and Sutton Green are to the south on the border between Woking and Guildford.

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St Johns area guide
Hook Heath area guide
Mayford area guide
Send area guide
Knaphill area guide
Sutton Green area guide
Chobham area guide
West Byfleet area guide
Ripley area guide
Jacobs Well area guide
GU22 area guide

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