SURREY, B.C. - Surrey is a city of distinct villages, and almost every one of them keeps a local pub at its centre. The scene runs from a Cloverdale public house pouring until 2 a.m. on weekends to a South Surrey kitchen built on English pub tradition, with sports screens in Fleetwood and a heritage house in Port Kells along the way.
How this list works: every pub below was checked on its own website on October 21, 2026, and each entry is described the way the venue describes itself, with its address, a Google Maps link and what is nearby. One honest note for regulars: Surrey’s brewpub era has thinned out. Big Ridge Brewing, the Russell Brewing tasting room and the old Central City brewpub have all closed, which is why this is a pubs list, not a brewpubs list.
The seven, by neighbourhood: The Henry (Cloverdale), The Clayton Public House (Clayton Heights), Dublin Crossing (Clayton), Baselines (Fleetwood), The Baron’s Manor (Port Kells), The Bennett Craft Kitchen (South Surrey) and Ocean Park Pizza & Village Pub (Ocean Park).
1. The Henry Public House (Cloverdale)
📍 5708 176th Street, Surrey | 🗺️ Directions on Google Maps | 🌐 Venue website
🍺 Known for: elevated pub fare, butter chicken, perogy pizza | 🕐 Open until 2 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays
🧭 Nearby: Surrey Museum and the Cloverdale Fairgrounds are a short walk north on the 176 Street corridor, with downtown Cloverdale’s shops lining the same street.
The Henry calls itself elevated casual dining in the newly revitalized Clover Inn, in the heart of downtown Cloverdale. Its kitchen gives feel good pub fare a modern lift, from butter chicken and a spicy ahi poke bowl to a perogy pizza and hand stretched pies, and the room stays open until 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
2. The Clayton Public House (Clayton Heights)
📍 5640 188 Street, Surrey | 🗺️ Directions on Google Maps | 🌐 Venue website
🍺 Known for: Tuesday trivia, Thursday music bingo, weekend brunch, Monday all day happy hour
🧭 Nearby: Clayton Heights homes and the Hillcrest Village shops, just off the Fraser Highway corridor.
A group of friends opened The Clayton about a decade ago, and it still runs like a neighbourhood living room. The weekly calendar does the heavy lifting: trivia on Tuesdays, music bingo on Thursdays, brunch on weekends and an all day happy hour on Mondays, with a menu that stretches from lettuce wraps to steak frites.
3. Dublin Crossing Irish Pub (Clayton)
📍 18789 Fraser Highway, Unit 101, Surrey | 🗺️ Directions on Google Maps | 🌐 Venue website
🍺 Known for: live music Thursday to Sunday, patio seating, classic Irish pub fare
🧭 Nearby: on the Fraser Highway strip, a few minutes west of Willowbrook Shopping Centre across the Langley line.
Dublin Crossing leans fully into the Irish pub idea, with classic Irish pub fare, craft beer and specialty cocktails behind its red door on Fraser Highway. Live music is a main event here, running Thursday evenings, late on Fridays and Saturdays, and on Sunday afternoons, and there is patio seating when the weather cooperates.
4. Baselines Pub (Fleetwood)
📍 8233 166 Street, Surrey | 🗺️ Directions on Google Maps | 🌐 Venue website
🍺 Known for: wall to wall sports screens, UFC and finals nights, Keno and Golden Tee | 🕐 Fleetwood’s game day address since December 2005
🧭 Nearby: the heart of Fleetwood, just south of Fraser Highway, with Fleetwood Park and the Surrey Sport & Leisure Complex close by.
Baselines has been Fleetwood’s game day address since it opened in December 2005. Screens all around the room carry everything from UFC cards to the Super Bowl, the Grey Cup and the Stanley Cup, and the pub adds Keno, PlayNow sports betting and a Golden Tee arcade game between whistles.
5. The Baron’s Manor Pub (Port Kells)
📍 9568 192 Street, Surrey | 🗺️ Directions on Google Maps | 🌐 Venue website
🍺 Known for: heritage house setting, fundraiser nights, pool tables, upstairs party room for up to 150 guests
🧭 Nearby: Port Kells, minutes from the trails at Tynehead Regional Park and the Highway 1 interchange at 192 Street.
The Manor, long known as The Baron’s Manor Pub, pours from a Port Kells house with roots back to 1900, and it is now refreshing its menu as a gastropub and social club. Community nights are its specialty: the pub hosts fundraisers for sports teams, schools and charities, with room for up to 150 guests, a private upstairs party room, big screen TVs and pool tables.
6. The Bennett Craft Kitchen (South Surrey)
📍 187 176 Street, Surrey | 🗺️ Directions on Google Maps | 🌐 Venue website
🍺 Known for: English pub warmth, locally sourced food, daily specials from Monday burgers to Caesar Sundays
🧭 Nearby: South Surrey’s Morgan Heights area, near the Grandview Corners and Morgan Crossing shopping along the 24 Avenue corridor.
The Bennett describes itself as South Surrey’s premier pub experience, mixing the warmth of a traditional English pub with a modern culinary twist and fresh, locally sourced food. Every day brings a different reason to stop in, from a Monday burger special and an all day happy hour on Tuesdays to cod and chips on Thursdays and Caesar Sundays.
7. Ocean Park Pizza & Village Pub (Ocean Park)
📍 12822 16 Avenue, Surrey | 🗺️ Directions on Google Maps | 🌐 Venue website
🍺 Known for: pizza and pub classics for over 40 years, Readers’ Choice Best Pub win | 🕐 Open daily from 11:30 a.m., kitchen until 10 p.m.
🧭 Nearby: Ocean Park Village centre, a short drive west to Crescent Beach and just east of White Rock’s promenade.
Part pizzeria and part village pub, this Ocean Park institution says it has been serving great food and good times for over 40 years, and its own site lists a Best Pub win in the Surrey Now Readers’ Choice Awards among its honours. The pub is open daily from 11:30 a.m., with the kitchen closing at 10 p.m.
One practical note before you go: pubs in B.C. are 19+, so bring ID, and plan the ride home before the first round, whether that means a designated driver, a taxi or rideshare, or the bus. Surrey is a big city, and every neighbourhood on this list is easier to enjoy when getting home is already sorted.
Sources: The Henry, The Clayton Public House, Dublin Crossing, Baselines Pub, The Baron’s Manor Pub, The Bennett Craft Kitchen, Ocean Park Pizza & Village Pub (each venue’s own website, checked October 21, 2026). Photos: the venues’ own websites, credited under each photo.
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