A rural gem nestled away in attractive countryside down a narrow lane, yet surprisingly not far from the M25 and the towns of Reigate and Coulsdon. The building dates from 1564 and is Grade II listed. Look out for the ghost of Harry the monk. In the garden is St Margaret's Well or Mag's Well which is reputedly mentioned in the Domesday Book, and gives the area its name. There are two bars and a restaurant, each with its own inglenook. One of the inglenooks has a woodburning stove, the other two are not used for fires. There is also a conservatory at the rear. There may be an outside bar in the garden at weekends in the summer, where there is also has a large covered area. There is live music weekly in the summer, and also a sax player in the evening. Thursday is quiz night. Dogs are welcome in the two bars and most of the garden area and the pub is on the Millennium Trail. There is a dart board and some games are available in the snug bar to the left. In the winter there may only be three beers available. The guests might be from a local brewery or might be a national brand suck as Young's or Wainwright. There are occasional events like a charity race night. Functions can be held in the garden.