Looking for the best pubs in Farnham?
Why not try one of these fabulous local alehouses in and around the local area for your next pub lunch or a pint or two?
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The Spotted Cow
Located on the edge of Farnham in the village of Lower Bourne, The Spotted Cow boasts 4 acres of land and two gardens, one of which is enclosed, making it perfect for children and dogs alike.
Reasonably priced, freshly sourced food is all prepared on-site and with real ales and great wines, it's the perfect place to end your leisurely amble.
Although it can be busy and is modest in size, service is reputedly attentive and quick and particular praise goes to the apple crumble!
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The Bat and Ball Freehouse
Farnham, Surrey, GU104SAA family-run public house over 150 years old, The Bat and Ball subscribe to the label of a Freehouse by declaring itself free of any brewer ties.
They offer a wide range of locally sourced produce and have six constantly changing local traditional cask ales as well as local ciders and craft beers.
On top of the delicious food and drinks, the pub offers a range of events to keep up with as well.
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The Anchor Inn
A little further afield than the other pubs on this list but still easily within reach from central Farnham.
Recently taken over by new hands, The Anchor Inn has been revamped with beautiful and intricate interior decorations and a delicious and constantly changing menu.
With a range of private rooms on offer to hire including the pub's famous 'Country Bedrooms' (think lots of Tudor-style beams and antique furnishings) The Anchor Inn prides itself on being much more than just a pub.
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The Alfred Freehouse
Welcoming a loyal local crowd as well as new faces, The Alfred Freehouse is perfect for any occasion, whether it's a relaxing drink after work or beautiful dining experience.
Built in the 1850s when the army came to Aldershot, this brewhouse was originally named Prince Alfred after Queen Victoria’s second son who had accompanied her on a visit to Farnham Castle in 1857.
Serving beer, cheese, bread and minerals, and with 6 horse stables, it was a venture for the local labouring class.
If it's a beer you're looking for, then The Alfred is the ideal pub having featured in the Good Beer Guide for the last seven years as well as holding two annual beer festivals in May and October.
The Alfred is also keen to engage in the community in other ways as well as eating and drinking. A variety of events offered include Jam nights, murder mystery evenings, car rallies, Morris Dancing performances, charity evenings, music nights and festivals. There's even a golf society!
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The Mulberry
If you're looking for somewhere to go on a sports night or to watch a major TV event, then The Mulberry is for you.
With the largest beer garden in central Farnham which is split into three levels and can seat 300 and a large screen television outdoors, this is the ideal spot to spend an evening.
With a bright, open bar and a shabby-chic décor sourced from local antique shops, they welcome families and children during the day and have a children's menu and highchairs available on request.
The Mulberry also offers a fantastic menu of Gourmet burgers and for the brave few the "Mulberry Challenge", which will win you an "I conquered the Mulberry Challenge" T-shirt if you are man or woman enough to clean the plate!
The Mulberry has a fantastic programme of live music, with bands and DJs from Wednesday through to Saturday night. There is a late licence until 1 am on Friday and Saturday and a back room which can be reserved for parties.
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The Wheatsheaf
A relaxed and contemporary pub, The Wheatsheaf stands in the heart of Farnham offering the ideal place for an after-work drink, a midday lunch or a hearty evening meal.
Whether you choose to sit in the Peter Pan-themed room or soak up the sun in the Courtyard Garden, there is a place for everyone.
And, from the uniquely decorated barn area, with hanging lampshades and comfortable booths, you can watch the chefs at work in the open kitchen.
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The Duke of Cambridge
A very beautiful pub with an eclectic layout including a large patio, beer garden, kids playground and cosy fires indoors for the winter months, The Duke of Cambridge boasts a friendly atmosphere packed with character and charm.
Working with numerous local partnerships and charities, The Duke promotes the use of locally sourced ingredients with the aim of reducing the distance between field and fork.
There's a great selection of lagers and ciders as well as a variety of local real ales, some of which are brewed by the award-winning Tilford Brewery, located next door.
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Bel and the Dragon - Churt
Bel and the Dragon in Churt is a beautifully restored Country Inn offering the option to stay over in one of its eighteen en-suite bedrooms.
As well as the main dining area, there is a newly-renovated five-bedroom annexe, named The Cottage, suitable for individual and group bookings.
Bel and the Dragon is a chain of pubs that spans across South West London and Surrey, providing an excellent service to all its visitors serving traditional soulful meals.
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The Queen's Head
In 1735, The Queen’s Head was a coffee shop, serving travellers between London and Southampton while their horses were changed.
One of the best places to catch live music in Farnham, The Queen's Head now has gigs every Sunday and open mic nights twice monthly. There's also an interesting range of drinks on offer including an innovative teapot cocktail.
You'll also find The Queen's Head to be the winner of a range of awards including the Griffon Trophy Outstanding Achievement Award in 2010.
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