The Old Town Hall is a municipal building in the High Street, Reigate, Surrey, England.

[1] The site on the north side of the High Street was previously occupied by the 13th chapel and hospice of St. Thomas of Canterbury.

[12] Following the death of Lady Henry Somerset of Reigate Priory, the old town hall formed part of the estate which was acquired by a local benefactor, Randel Vogan, and donated to the borough council in 1922.

[13] In the 1930s, two K6 red telephone boxes of the type designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott were installed at the old town hall, one at the east end and the other in the covered area at the west end.

[1][14][15] Following the restoration of the building, the ground floor of the old town hall re-opened as a Caffè Nero outlet in February 2008.