The King's Arms in Dorking was built in 1405 as a coaching inn, with a local tradition that Charles II once stayed there and a mention in Dickens' Little Dorrit. It sits in the historic market town centre, close to Box Hill and the Surrey Hills, good for walking or cycling before a meal. The pub runs live music every Saturday from 9pm, plus a monthly karaoke night, alongside a menu of pub dishes and cask ales.
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