Welcome to the Sun
Let The Sun Shine on…
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Please Note: Your Booking is not confirmed until you have had a confirmation email from us.
TABLE BOOKINGS
Tables can be booked for lunch or dinner in the main pub. We also accept bookings in our first floor Gin Library for larger tables when The Gin Library is not booked for a private hire event.
We welcome babies, children and dogs. Children under 10 are welcome until 7pm, and children over the age of 10 are welcome until 9pm.
Please use our comments section when you book to let us know if you are joining us for a special occasion, bringing a dog, will require a high chair or need space for a buggy or pram.
LARGE BOOKINGS
We have a limited number of tables that can seat over 8 people. Our largest table can seat up to 16 in the main pub, we also have a number of tables that can seat up to 12 or more in the first floor Gin Library.
Please note all large group bookings over 15 people are required to pre-order their food a minimum of one week in advance from a set menu. If you would like to make a large group booking please email us on bookings@thesuncarshalton.com
WALK IN TABLES
We have plenty of walk in tables that are available on a first come first served basis at the front of the pub and in the garden.
OPENING HOURS
FESTIVE / NEW YEAR HOURS
Open Monday 15th & 22nd Dec
Closed Christmas Day & Boxing Day
Closed 5th-9th January
Bar Open
Monday: Private Hire Only
Tuesday-Wednesday: 12pm-10pm
Thursday-Friday: 12-11pm
Saturday: 11am-11pm
Sunday: 12pm-9pm
Kitchen Open
Tuesday-Friday: 12pm-3pm lunch
Tuesday-Friday: 5-9pm dinner
Saturday: 11am-9pm
Sunday: 12pm-6pm
Children, Dog & Laptop Friendly
Free-WIFI
HOW TO FIND US
The Sun, 4 North Street,
Carshalton, Surrey, SM5 2HU
Reservations: 020 8773 4549
bookings@thesuncarshalton.com
REVIEWS
AA Good Pub Guide 2025
“This imposing corner-plot pub stands close to the heart of Carshalton village.
Both wet and food sides of the business are increasingly popular; six real ales attract beer lovers, whilst a gastro-style menu encourages diners to tarry a while in the modish interior…”
