I’m so pleased we took a spontaneous trip out to visit brewbird! The most gorgeous, secluded, peaceful coffee spot. The coffee was delicious and my toddlers ADORED their hot chocolate with marshmallows! So many lovely touches, such as bringing over beautiful wooden hearts for the children to colour and hang In the archway to keep them busy. How lovely to see so many walkers, families and doggies coming and going. There was such a lovely buzz. We will CERTAINLY be back! ❤️

What a hidden 💎 very unique idea and that’s why I love it, it differs from all the standard cafes in the area. It’s definitely the cutest little countryside cafe that I’d recommend to everyone!! The attention to detail can be seen everywhere, you can see a lot of care and thought has gone into this. The cakes are delicious and homemade ice-cream (!!??) was a great hit. The lady who lives there also makes all the food herself which is very impressive. Coffee also came with latte art which is always a plus. Will definitely be back!

A charming and delightful hidden little coffee oasis tucked away off the beaten track. No parking available, you can only get here by walking, huddle around the open pit fire place and enjoy a delicious cake and coffee. Open 10:00 to 15:00 on Saturday and Sunday only

If you’re in the Surrey Hills, BrewBird is an absolute must-visit! Susie, the owner, infuses this charming coffee van with her passion and warmth, creating a delightful hidden gem for all who wander by. Her homemade sweet treats (often using foraged local fruits) and savory lunch options are simply delicious. On a sunnier day I will try the homemade ice cream. The little touches—beautiful flower gardens, a cozy hanging love seat, lamb’s wool rugs on the benches, and fresh-cut flower posies on each table—make it an inviting and memorable stop. Plus, the yummy treats for furry friends are a wonderful bonus. BrewBird is a true testament to the joy of local, homemade goodness. Don’t miss out… we’ll certainly be back for a visit whilst out on a stomp in the woods again soon!

Incredible cakes, sweet and savoury tarts, soups and even home-made ice cream. Great coffee two. A fire and blankets on cold days and covered benches on rainy ones. Garden games, reading material and crafts often on-hand. A really beautiful spot and always a friendly welcome from the lovely owners and their gorgeous dog. The walking around here is brilliant, it’s a fun steep path up to Wolvens Lane with great views (and on to Leith Hill and/or Coldharbour from there if you have time). Or there are flatter walks to Dorking and Westcott. Strongly recommend for light lunch or coffee and cake with friends or family :)