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KINGHAMS
Kinghams is a traditional English eatery, but don’t go thinking it’s dated. Nestled in Gomshall lane, the quaint 17th century building sets a tone that’s both relaxed and refined. The food on offer is of high quality but still very much a comfort, and a small but ever-changing menu gives plenty of incentive to keep going back. At time of writing, Moroccan cuisine is the order of the day, with slow cooked Moroccan lamb shoulder, chakchouka, and charred sea bream available along with a host of rich North African sides. Kinghams offers both a two course and three course option – priced at a very reasonable £20 and £25 respectively.
RAVIZ
Here we have another Guildford mainstay and long-time local favourite. Raviz separates itself from your standard Indian takeaway with its creative menu. The head chef and namesake, Ravi Binu, is forever adding to the flavours on offer and has even worked dumplings onto the menu. Spiced venison, aloo gobi and a Malabar fish curry that must be tasted to be believed are standout mains. And don’t shy away from the pigeon salad like we initially did – it’s actually delicious. Another short but sweet menu, with the mains priced at a maximum of £15 per dish.
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