The Barley Mow Tilford Restaurant in Waverley

Went out with daughter for lunch. Not been since post lockdown. Food was fantastic. Had to wait a bit but was busy and I can see why. Well worth the wait. Burger was very tasty and hot. Will take my husband next time.

Went for family Sunday lunch three had the nearly roast and one had the gammon the food was good but the service was slow so much so we waited 15 minutes for the menu after being asked if we’d like to see the desert menu and then a further 20 minutes for it to come. We would return but just not for Sunday lunch.

Always have good food here. Never had a bad meal. Chaos when events are on the field in front of the building and can be very difficult to park. Cannot fault service especially when busy and all the girls are trying to be ask quick as they can. Mos pizza is great but sometimes when really busy he is clearly overwhelmed and long waits but so worth it.

Went for Sunday lunch - you can’t book if in the garden so turned up early (kitchen opens at 12). Nice garden to sit in and there is a coffee shop and pizzeria separate to the pub food. Went to order a roast beef and stood baffled for some time at the bar staff. Obviously a hierarchy as everything had to go through the boss lady. Went to order and there was much discussion amongst the staff even though I was standing in front of them. Eventually convinced them to take an order only to be told after paying that ‘booked staff get priority’. Think they all need to think about customers a bit more as certainly made to feel like an insignificant blob. Witnessed a full argument between the pizza chef and some customers about which table number was right, again don’t expect to be treated well. Food good in general, roast beef a bit like thick leather but rest ok. Avoid if you are looking for somewhere idyllic in the countryside

Very disappointing. Last here 12 years ago when food was god. Food was not good today, vegetables not fresh (tinned or frozen). Roast chicken was actually a burger sized lump of chicken. Steak and ale pie had very little steak. I could go on.

I cannot rate this quaint country village pub highly enough. The bar and restaurant staff are extremely warm, friendly and welcoming and the food is delicious and reasonably priced. We ate here from Tuesday to Friday during our stay in Tilford and sampled the Lamb Shank, Welsh Chicken, Sausage and Mash, Steak and Ale pie and Steak baguette. All dishes that I would highly recommend, my only regret is that we were not staying longer to sample the rest of the menu. My compliments to the whole staff were given as we left to come home and I just cannot wait to visit again.

Brilliant Sunday roast for my wife, amazing Pizza for me and then a wheelbarrow load of amazing cheese to finish. Really great place for a Sunday lunch but given how well the place is doing you really have to book as the food is great!

We were a group of 21 people, who live locally. We do a big walk each year ending with a pub lunch. The Barley Mow team were kind to fit us in - we pre-ordered our food (no deposit needed) and unfortunately we turned up 20 mins late on the day. Slow walkers! The pub were able to hold our order and immediately sent two enthusiastic young bar tenders over to take our drinks orders. They brought the childrens food out first (we had 21 main courses, incl 2 Gluten Free, and 1 nut allergy). All the food was piping hot and delicious, with generous portions all round. Highlights were the baked camembert, the seafood linguini and the sausage and mash. All the staff were friendly, polite, quick to help us. A thoroughly brilliant experience and we will be back.

Called here a couple of months ago when there was cricket on the green. Great atmosphhere but so well patronised that we had to leave without taking lunch. We remedied this on Thursday on a less han perfect day (but you have to accept the weather) and found that this old pub has reorganised its menu and the chef has been a bit imaginative in his offerings (at lunch time anyway.) Food was excellent and service was friendly and efficient. I will certainly return before the cricket season gets going again.

On holiday stopped for lunch we were told there would be thirty minutes delay before we could order we were fine with that. I had sausages mash onions and gravy hubby had ham eggs and chips both meals were fabulous worth the wait.

I went for lunch today and was told that no orders were not being taken for 15minutes. As the kitchen was busy. On returning to the bar after 15 mins to place an order to be told that there would be another 25 mins to wait. The way that this was spoken to me was very rude and unacceptable.This was challenged kindly ,I felt that I was being called a lair. My friend and I went elsewhere, this was disappointing as I had heard the food and service was very good.

Fantastic pub with friendly happy staff and fantastic food! The roast dinner is amazing and the pizzas served outside are delicious. Always a great experience visiting here!

I visit the Barley Mow pretty well once a month it's a lovely old pub in a wonderful setting. Sunday lunch is excellent. There is a new addition which is a cafe in the grounds which is nicely presented. My only disappointment with the pub is the state of the beer garden. Frim my experience the garden always looks a real mess. The grass is rarely cut, and never around furniture snd there is constantly dilapidated furniture and broken equipment stored beside falling apart fencing. Recently there has been old kitchen tables and tattle old furniture set up as a promotional outside bar, it looks shocking. Come on Barley Mow your garden is really letting you down, you can do better with a little effort . I'm sure if you renovated your garden it would reap solid financial rewards.

Great pub and garden. There was no food available unless you booked. There is usually pizza in the garden but sadly he was on holiday. Nice staff and a good atmosphere. Cricket on the village green. There’s a stream in the garden and a bridge where children can paddle too.

Quite busy but very friendly and efficient service. Everyone enjoyed their lunches. The two servers we had were cheerful which always helps.

Typical old world local pub, we stopped off here after a long day I don't drink so I had a coke but lots of beer on top that I could see, boys behind bar were chatty and good polite service can't complain Reason for not giving 5 stars is because they had not food to serve which is odd of a pub and we would have spent a lot of money tonight But sat in beer garden thar was well kept and tidy with no rubbish my dog sat with my wife and watched the world go by in this very sleepy pub setting. I will be back at some point and taste the food and leave another review👍

Popped in to The Barley Mow yesterday after a morning walk, for a bit of Sunday lunch. To be honest, all three of us fancied the Sunday roast, so that's what we all had. Two chicken dinners and one beef. All portions were the perfect size to leave us full when we left. The beef looked perfectly cooked and our chicken was a really good portion. Nice yorkies, plenty of veg and also the now traditional cauliflower cheese. Everything was perfect and well looked after by the very friendly staff. Would fully recommend

A lovely, almost idyllic location for a pub but spoilt by an understaffed bar and one queueing system for locals and another for outsiders with free snide remarks. Far more welcoming pubs close by.

Had a great lunch with friends, good food, selection of drinks and hospitality that ended up going into the night. Being able to watch the cricket in the background added something extra / different. Look out for the 1959 photo and the celebrity team! Great place, will be back soon hopefully.

Warm, sunny day with cricket - when it would be expected to be busy. Long queues for the bar, waiting 20 minutes, potential customers going elsewhere. Understaffed and the same every Saturday during the summer.

Passed this place on many occasions but never actually stopped and visited. We'd booked a table for lunch on Good Friday. The pub was really busy which is always a good sign. Couldn't fault our lovely waitress, noting was too much trouble. Menu was great, from baguettes & jackets to full on meals. The food was delicious. A rare find nowadays, a traditional English pub. Thank you and we'll be back soon.

What a Fantastic and welcoming establishment, Fits into the area like a glove Amazing location, You are made so welcome by the the owners and staff, Great food and the best pint of Guinness for miles, Basically if you are passing by drop in, or better still make a detour, Dog friendly, many cyclists pop in for a rest and refuel, They have a great garden and a very comfortable feel inside, The Barley Mow is what a English pub now days should be Well done and please keep up the good work 👍⚒

Since changing hands this place exceeds all expectations. Excellent Food, Even better drink choice. Staff are very welcoming and the location is second to none. A MUST visit in the summer months when you can sit outside watching the cricket being played on the green whilst you sip on your beverage

I'd probably rate this 3.5/5 if I could. It's a pleasant pub in a nice position on the village green. We'd booked a table for 6pm and when I checked at the bar was told it was table service. However with the cricket on and...

Lovely location looking over the cricket pitch and next to the river. But, They didn't have our reservation. There weren't enough staff so we were queuing out of the bar to be served. The guy who took our order didn't know the menu so it...

Lovely position for a village pub. Great staff. Sadly the food just wasn't very good. Sharing meat plate...dull. New hot lickin Chicken just not hot. Roast Beef...uneatable. Roast Potatoes watery. Cauliflower cheese bland.

Love the pub but c’mon the Ladies loo was a filthy disgrace. Visited on Sunday just spoilt the day!!

After a lovely walk we stopped her fir lunch.A beautiful village cricket green you can watch cricket from the front if the pub.We sat in the back lovely near a little river.Staff friendly lovely baguette. The stone baked pizzas looked good would recommend if in...

Great spot for a lunch after a local walk. Good selection of beers as well. Prompt service of decent pub food with good portions.

Can't thank Debs and her team enough for making my husband's birthday so special. Nothing was too much trouble - food was excellent and a great time was had by all. We love this place. Thank you!

Absolutely packed with customers in the between-Christmas-and-New-Year period, with table service because of the Covid regulations. Service was very good, food menu imaginative, and, if you wanted, you could also order pizza from the wood-fired pizza oven next door. We ordered the fish platter as...

We are staying a mile up the road and have had lunch here twice. Excellent quality home cooked meals. All at a sensible price. Steak pie which was packed with tender meat, shepherds pie, a large portion again stacked with meat. Cod and chips, a...

Very cosy traditional pub, dog friendly aswell. Met bear a locals dog and he was so adorable. The food was very tasty. Staff friendly especially the young barman Ollie.

We arrived at 14.30 after visiting the Sculpture Park, which was excellent. Four of us had a lovely lunch from the bar menu. The lady behind the bar was very personable and helpful. Will return if we are in the area. Check food availability on...

We picked up our daughter from her university and went for a walk with the dog round Tilford and booked the Barley Mow for lunch. We were 30 minutes early for our booking but there was no problem with being shown to our table straight...

We stopped at the Barley Mow for a Saturday lunch whilst out hiking. It was quiet (which suited us), with an outdoor garden space. We ordered a lunch time baguette with chips which was well cooked and very hot. The lady who served us was...

Arrived and seated quickly. Dog friendly pub. Ordered 2 pizzas and a portion of Fries. They have a very nice al forno set up in the garden so the pizza was excellent. Service was very good

Visited this charming country pub located in a beautiful setting opposite the cricket pitch. Ordered a couple of very nice burgers but was dismayed by the unhelpful, almost obnoxious attitude displayed by the restaurant manager. When asking for basic condiments the manager in the bar...

Looking at some of the other reviews on here (after the event) it seems we’re not alone. The waiting staff are all very young and don’t seem to have any system for who looks after which table etc. Having been on the road for 6...

I have been eating here for years and had always had a lovely time with great service. Today however, the waiting staff (who used to be lovely!) spent every possible moment scowling at us and trying their best to avoid taking our order. I took...

The location of the pub opposite the village cricket green and next to the river Wey is good and there is ample parking on the roads. Superb food, the pub has a good selection and also has a specials board with extra dishes. The portion...

Such a shame as we could have had a great time here. Went for a walk on Wednesday with my partner and we thought we would pop in for a drink. We hadn't booked but they said that wasn't an issue, they were pretty empty...

Myself, my husband & 8 yr old daughter booked a table at the barley mow yesterday evening..we were so looking forward to it as we visited many months ago & had a super evening.. Well!?, Where do I start, our visit last night was an...

I try to avoid going to the same eatery more than once. But the Barley Mow at Tilford I've been coming to consistently since the first fateful meal 3 years ago. My last meal there, the week after lockdown lifted, I would rate at 5...

I haven't been here for awhile. Unlike other places I've been to since the end of lockdown, The Barley mow pays attention to their email bookings with prompt pleasant replies. Service was attentive genuine and engaging. The food was good and again showed attention to...

Yes I know we have just come out of lockdown but when entered garden we were asked if we had booked..said no and asked if a problem. They said no and just sit at a table in garden. We did and then we were totally...

Had a lovely lunch today the fish board was amazing. Sat by the open fire. All covid measures in place. Excellent service. Cosy and warm a lovely experience thank you.

Love the Barley Mow - we always come here when we visit the area. So many memories. It seems to be a lovely "local" as well.

We came here for my birthday and it was SO good! The food was excellent and the service was great. It's the cutest little country pub that is warm and inviting. Can't recommend it enough. Fish and chips were perfect! Calamari and salad starters were...

We have been staying in the area and booked a table here for an evening meal. We arrived and waited to be shown to our table, all nice and safely due to the current restrictions. The menu is reasonable but not extensive but still plenty...

Outside covered eating area which is excellent in order to comply with the covid restrictions. A limited menu but sufficient. Recently visited twice and on both occasions happy with the food and the service. Because of their outside eating area a good place to eat...

The Covid restrictions are well in place and we were shown to our table. The menu is limited with a further choice of daily specials. The baked Brie was a delicious starter - a big portion though. My husband had White bait followed by the...

We came across the pub one afternoon and decided to come back for a meal as it seemed like such a nice place - great outdoor seating area and the option of a main menu or pizzas from the wood fired oven. When we arrived...

Lovely pub, we visit quite regularly when holidaying at Tilford woods lodge retreat. The food is always delicious and very generous portions. The pub currently has a fantastic set up with regards to covid. Would definitely recommend.

Two of us went for a Tuesday lunch in August. The pub itself is shut but they have an outside bar under cover and seating in a open-sided marquee. We both chose the pizza alternative cooked by an Italian chef in a proper pizza oven. They were excellent. The desserts were equally good. The bottle of Malbec was obscenely expensive for a non-vintage mass produced wine. But, hey, the overall experience was pleasurable and the food was good. The staff we met were charming. A good choice if you are in the area. Not worth a long drive.

We both had fish, I had the sea bream, OMG, it was lush; well cooked, wet as fresh fish should be & nicely seasoned. Gorgeous little pub in the countryside, well worth a visit.

A Friday lunchtime visit for a Mowers Lunch, which was excellent & fairly priced. Nice to return here amongst these difficult times but a shame that the older lady with glasses serving was seemingly ruining everybody’s day through a complete inability to offer appropriate hospitality skills. I know a lot of customers here can be very well to do, (not us), but a bit lacking in common sense, but they don’t need to be talked to one after the other in such an irritated way. And if people aren’t getting your Covid instructions as they arrive maybe you need a greeter to explain how it works rather than a plethora of failed to be read signs. The younger lady serving was wonderfully helpful & when another customer asked for Elder Cordial & the lady with glasses said they didn’t have any; I think everyone waiting took great pleasure in the younger girl saying there was some in the main building & the look of resentment the older lady with glasses had on her face as she then had to go out of her way to walk over to the main building & back. Yes, customers are a pain & these are difficult times but manners cost nothing & bad manners lose customers. Venue & food, plus the younger staff wonderful as ever though.

We were looking for a pub close to the Hogsback Brewery as the boys were having a tour. Having done a google search for pubs in the surrounding area, we thought the menu looked good, so booked a table at the Barley Mow. We don't know the area well so were reliant upon the SatNav to take us there. SatNav told us we were 250 yards away but we were sadly the wrong the side of the river and the Tilford East bridge was closed! It was our own fault as had seen on the pubs web-site that it was closed, so be sure to check! After a little detour we found ourselves at the pub and ready for our lunch. We arrived at 1.30 ish and it was surprisingly busy for a Saturday lunch and were glad that we had booked. We ordered 2 chicken burgers, a beef burger, a plant burger and sausages and mash. All beautifully cooked with good quality ingredients and very well presented. We were all full after our main course but were offered a half price dessert so we chose the vanilla cheesecake with Biscoff sauce which was light and creamy and utterly delicious. There were quite a few young members of staff whom we were told were new and in training. The service was friendly, attentive and the pub was spotlessly clean. Overall we had a really great visit, cannot fault anything, we would definitely return. Keep up the good work!

Have been past this pub a million times but have never dropped in until last weekend when out on a muddy dog walk. What I have been missing! Great single bar pub with extremely friendly young servers, a warm welcome for myself and attendant dog and the best pub burger I can ever remember eating. Great recommendation of alcohol-free fruit cider too for a Secco-Januarian (!)... tasted a bit like fizzy Ribena but a lot better than the other no-alcohol beer option - Becks Blu. Will certainly be back. Many thanks for a lovely lunch.

Really very good.Just 2 superb roasts on offer but rest of menu available. Sirloin was excellent and beautifully rare. Very well presented and lightly cooked vegetables. Another in the party very much liked the chilli con carne. The service and staff friendliness helped make this a great meal.Dogs welcome.Good beers too! Very recommended but book as very busy.

Not what we expected food wise. The place itself is lovely and steeped in history, but the food and service (kitchen) was disappointing.Onion rings, chips and beef burger were frozen, not fresh. It took forever to get our food and yes, it was a little busy and there was a table of 9 which ordered before us, it was a Saturday lunch with lots of walkers and bikers, so you would think the kitchen and service would be prepared.Tiniest ladies ever. Can't wash your hands without the dryer going.Lots of dogs.

Very traditional country pub. Nice place. (Some) of the staff are very friendly. One lady is not. I would recommend it for food and drinks. In the summer it's a quintessential British country pub with the cricket green opposite. Lovely.

Very warm welcome and the staff were on good form, efficient, friendly and attentive, but not intrusive. We both had the roast beef and everything was delicious. Plenty of fresh veg and the beef was beautifully cooked. After a great walk, this was an enjoyable destination and we will be back for sure, as there was some very tempting dishes on the menu that we want to try next time!

We went here on a dreary October day for Lunch. We had not booked but were found a cosy table. Menus and ofers of drinks and starters came after we had settled. We all chose different dishes - all were prepared, presented properly and tasty. As we were driving we only had a glass of wine each... Sauvignon Blanc - delicious. The waiting staff were excellent. There was nothing to dislike... this place is well worth a vist

The pub is opposite a lovely cricket pitch. The staff are friendly and helpful. The food didn’t quite come up to my expectations. It was a Sunday and we all had a roast. Lots of vegetables which is good, however, everything had an institutionalised taste about it. The desert I had was delicious, it was the white hot chocolate brownie served with icecream . I won’t be rushing back here again. But if in the area of course will visit again.

This cricket ground facing village pub has really been a great success when it comes to friendly staff, smily welcome, fantastic bar and ambience. You do need to book if you want a place at the dining area---which is how it should be, and a credit to the food and the team who produce it. The only snag is the work being undertaken on the adjacent bridge over the river---the contractors and Council seem determined to protract it!!!---suggest ring the pub first who are VERY helpful in telling you whether that access route is open

the location and building is what makes the pub, although the beer (real ale) is good also....no cricket on the sunday we visited, and building works on the nearby old bridge reduced the loveliness of the setting.....once the building work is over, and the sun shines, is a great pub for outside, enjoying a timeless feel - food was not being served when we visited - well placed after a walk in frensham pond (go to the small one, and walk up the hill for good views of surrounding countryside)

Visited last Saturday, informed they where busy with a big booking, but if we'd like to wait & have a drink in the bar they would be able to sort us a table out in about 30 mins, as we had not booked we happily had a drink in the front bar.

Good food and nice personel. Possible to sit outside in the garden and have your dinner and drinks there.

Visited today at about 1pm. Despite loads of empty tables, told that they didn’t have capacity to serve us lunch. Very unhelpful staff & attitude, plus we ended up with a sandwich from Spar shop rather than a pub lunch. Very disappointing.

Greeted rudely and without warmth and were not asked once how anything was:

Out walking with a group of friends on a hot July day. I didn't particularly want a hot dish so happily spotted a seafood platter on the menu, with ‘HOT SMOKED’ SALMON, WHITEBAIT, FRESH CRAB PATE TOPPED WITH AVOCADO AND LIME MAYO, SMOKED MACKEREL PATE, KING PRAWNS, MARIE ROSE, TARTARE,

My wife and l went here for lunch with some friends... Food, service and wine all great there was nothing to dislike. We spent a leisurely 3 hours over the meal... nobody rushed us = bliss!

Went for sunday lunch yesterday with another couple and had an excellent traditional roast lunch apart from the yorkshire puddings being a bit heavy. the staff were cheerful efficient and fun ( and cute ) recommended.

Visited the Barley Mow for a drink after a hot day on the beach with family , great garden and position opposite cricket green big letdown was the ale which although brewed locally was awful flat and warm having drunk the same ale in other pubs locally was very disappointing .

My father absolutely raved about the fish platter and he is hard to please! Vegetable tempura very nice and soup delicious. Lovely staff, great traditional atmosphere and dog-friendly. Lots of tables outside with great views.

excellent location very tight with tables excellent location very tight with tables meals ok excellent location very tight with tables excellent location very tight with tables

Did not stop for a drink as the kitchen was closed. A shame really as this was all we went there for.

Popped in after a long walk arriving back in the quintessentially English village of Tilford.

Have previously avoided because of bad experiences in the past but venue was chosen by friend who had visited more recently and because the pub is "dog friendly".

Booked for a Saturday late lunch as we’d found this place on the Pub Walks app. Completed the recommended walk via the app on a beautiful sunny day and arrived in perfect time for our booking. Pub was busy, but out table was ready. We were appropriately advised that there was a 30 minute wait for food, but all menu items were available. Food was great, and a wonderful atmosphere in the pub. There’s also no phone signal, which is something of a novelty these days! Dessert portions were massive - we definitely replenished the energy we burned on our walk!

Now I know why the barley mow was voted the best pub in Surrey! The staff where amazing, so helpful and let you know what is left on the specials. I had the lamb steak and it was cooked to perfection. I take my hat off to the chef. I would recommend everyone to come here for a meal or even a drink inside or outside with their lovely garden.

Nice visit for a drink, sat on a bench looking over the green and cricket pitch! Better it’s amazing in the summer 😊

I took my mother and niece for lunch on Saturday 9th feb 2019. We were quickly shown to a table and our drinks order was taken and in addition we were kindly informed that there was only one Chicken & Ham Pie left ! My choice was made. My mother and niece went for the fish & chips ( which Ive had in the past numerous times ). The food was excellent, which included a divine Chocolate Brandy Moose Dessert for me !. Our hostess, Chantal, was chatty, funny, and flawless with her service ! Look forward to returning in the summer for sure.

Visited the Barley Mow in October for an impromptu evening meal midweek when our kitchen was out of action. We were pleasantly surprised at how good the food was (as long time residents of the village, we had seen the Barley Mow deteriorate under the previous managers). We hoped it wasn’t a one-off, so returned again for lunch between Christmas and New Year. The place was very busy with drinkers and diners. We managed to get a table for five of us. Excellent service, great food including vegan dishes which went down a treat. My first review of the Barley Mow was entitled ‘fingers crossed’ - it looks like it has worked! The menu is wide ranging - you can find starters, mains, desserts plus baguettes so it caters for everyone whatever your appetite is. It majors on British fare. Great chips! Generous portions too, so you won’t leave hungry. You can eat in the bar area or in the slightly quieter dining area at the back.

My son and I decided to pop in for a lunchtime drink after a long walk along Hankley common. It was very busy but the staff were very friendly, particularly Chantelle who went out of her way to help us after we decided to get a bite to eat. She was so friendly and helpful and as the pub had received an award for best Surrey pub 2018 we thought we'd try out the burgers. They were very tasty and the chips were crisp and fresh. Would definitely recommend this charming pub for the quality of food, atmosphere when they were very busy. Chantelle -you were lovely! We will be back

We initially booked a table of eight for a Ramblers Walk. We had already increased the booking to twelve, but on the day needed to feed sixteen! The Barley Mow were fantastic. They had reserved tables, were fast to take the orders, the food came out quickly and was delicious. This pub has a great atmosphere and is Dog and Rambler friendly. Many thanks to the Manageress and the Kitchen for making our day that extra bit special.

Popped in a few weeks ago for a quick drink and was pleasantly surprised at how quaint and lovely this little pub was. Visiting friends for a weekend and we spent a few evenings here, friendly staff and good food ! Slightly pricey on the drinks but worth it for location and atmosphere. The perfect rural experience!

We were new to the area and had some time to kill waiting for a friend. We popped in for a drink but took a look at the menu. As there were some interesting veggie options we ordered the tortilla with avocado and a veggie burger. So good we followed with chocolate mousse and panna cotta. Both delicious. Service was very friendly and warm. A lively atmosphere with lots of people simply enjoying a drink at the end of a busy week.

What a fabulous pub in a picturesque setting. The pub were catering for about 70 people having a barbeque and it was fantastic. The choice was amazing, the food did not run out, there was plenty of choice for vegetarians and the staff were so friendly. We even had live music playing in the background.

This is a great pub with good ales and a wide venue to match. Good selection of wines.

We came here on a Thursday evening and I ordered chips and peppercorn sauce which was the best one I have ever had. Would definitely recommend for good food!

We often stop off on our Sunday walk to have a great lunch at this lovely pub and watch the cricket on the green.

Wow - we ordered the fish sharing platter here and it’s fabulous. With a nice outside area, friendly staff and good beers what more could you want for a pub?

The pub was almost empty on a warm Wednesday evening. We ordered at 6pm - the fish sharing platter and a portion of French fries......and we asked for some olives to eat with our drinks while waiting for the food to arrive. “Yes, I’ll bring those over straight away” said the young barman.

Another dog friendly pub we found in the Farnham area was The Barley Mow on Tilford Green. However, we discovered it to be relatively expensive. Our aging black Labrador Bella was welcome here, but there were no bar treats for her, and a mutt who came in tried to pick a fight with her. So, not that happy, but The Barley Mow is wonderfully situated on Tilford Green. So both pluses and minuses.

Won a £40 voucher for the barley mow pub in tilford.My wife and I have just eaten in the pub for the first time and we loved it. Really quaint pub and idealic setting.

Visited with family after a long walk. Great looking pub but we arrived with only 5 minutes left to order food (Sunday 3.55 - thought this a little early to stop serving food especially as there were lots of people watching a cricket match). We ordered dishes to share - olives, bread and chips. Chips were really good and olives so round and juicy that we decided it would be good to return for a proper meal. Drinks were very expensive but they do have a captive audience being the only pub (that we could find anyway).Great gardens for families.

We live locally first visit in some years for lunch a disaster ordered 2 drinks and 2 simple baguettes never saw the baguettes in an hour and 20 mins sitting in the garden.Eventually we were given a food refund found the pub drinks expensive and the toilets filthy urine all over the floor and toilets in the gents it will not come as a surprise it will be a few years before we visit this place again

We visited this pub for lunch last week and the main problem was the attitude of the waitress. There was one very pleasant waitress and one who could barely drag herself away from chatting with her friends around the bar. It was quite clear we were an irritation and were getting in the way of her social life - this lady knows who she is. We all ordered the duck and waited over half an hour for it to arrive, even though at the time there was only one other table in the restaurant occupied. We then ordered dessert and coffee and although it was only ice cream this took an extremely long time to arrive, whilst all the time our dirty plates from our main course were sitting on the table waiting to be cleared and we eventually had to ask this waitress if she wouldn't mind taking the plates away! At this point we decided that we would actually rather just leave and very politely asked for the bill, only to be greeted with "oh, ok then". Customer service and a warm welcome simply did not exist. Shame because the barley mow is in a beautiful setting in a pretty village but goodness me they need to address this issue!