The best restaurants serving Default food in Farnham Castle Waverley South East

Went in for lunch - focaccia with mozzarella, pesto and tomato - and cappuccino - very tasty! And the staff were so lovely - happy, cheerful, clearly they all get on as I could hear little bursts of singing and laughter whilst I sat upstairs eating. It was a pleasure eating there. Thank you

Really not worth it. The service was pretty poor and disinterested. Main issue was the DJ playing music incredibly loud. This isn’t just being old but honestly it was deafening - more like a club than pre dinner drinks in a small space. And rubbish. The drinks were fine - glad they were on two for one during happy hour. Decor ok but doesn’t make it up for it. Won’t be returning.

Was looking forward to listening to the carols waiting at the bar when was abruptly told we had to leave because we hadn’t booked a table - plenty of space, wouldn’t have minded if we hadn’t been spoken to in such a rude manner.

Nice location in the park and tasty food. Service was very poor as only one person serving. Get ready for a very long wait on a busy day!

Best time to go is Monday through Friday

We dropped by for a quick birthday coffee and were welcomed with a warm and friendly greeting. After sitting down, we decided to browse the menu and ended up opting for some food as well. I'm so glad we did—it was absolutely delicious! Kudos to the team for a fantastic experience. We’ll definitely be returning!

Normally quite good but no brown beer on last visit

A really comfortable and inviting place. I loved the selection on draught, especially the Veltin’s Pilsner, definitely worth a try. Food was fine, but bases of pizzas 🍕 were charcoaled. Nevertheless, this was dealt with quickly and professionally by management, which was testament to their excellent customer service. I would be delighted to visit again and hopefully get luckier with the quality of food served 🍻👍

First time visiting since it being under new management and can honestly say we definitely weren't disappointed. We had a table booked in the snug area as it was dog friendly. The food was outstanding and the staff are friendly and attentive. Pricing is very reasonable and their set menu is great value for money. We were a party of 3, all had mains and desserts with huge compliments all round. Will most certainly be back and also be highly recommending to others.

Went in yesterday at 18.22 and got served by a rude and ridiculous cashier who didn't have a name tag so can't say her name, it was a basket checkout, spent over £40 and she didn't want to give me a parking refund telling me I have to bring the car park ticket with me!!! From what I heard if you spend over £10 you're suppose to get it, it's only 0.60p!!! The self checkout doesn't want to see the ticket so why are cashiers doing that!? Shouldn't it be automatic when you're over £10? So second visit in 2 weeks that upset me so won't be returning until they speak to the staff about their behaviour, also bread that's really short dated, how am I suppose to eat the whole thing in a day?!

Great Lil outdoor covered tables

In other subways I don’t have to pay extra for a subway melt. This is the one place they try to charge me extra. It’s frustrating. Service is what you’d expect from a typical fast food place, not the best but ur only there for food anyways.

Zizzi's was fairly quiet when we visited at 7:30pm. There were a couple of lively birthday parties at the other end of the restaurant, but we were seated well away from them, which was a relief! The first minor shock were the menu prices - my calibration point used to be Pizza Express, where a "classic" pizza was between GBP10 and GBP13, whereas Zizzi only offer 3 types of "classic" pizza, and prices start at GBP13 going upwards. Pasta main courses are all GBP17 to GBP19, which genuinely did make me do a double-take. I appreciate costs for hospitality businesses have increased, but that's quite steep for a modestly-sized bowl of pasta and a minimalist portion of sauce. If I'm honest, it seems a depressing part of the "Farnhamization" of prices in the town, kick-started by Megan's charging £18 for a kebab, which seemed to start a kind of "arms race" in the town's restaurants. £18 is the new normal. It reminded me of the old "How To Be Middle Class" TV sketch - "Avocado on toast? One pound fifty? You're looking at eight pounds fifty, at least!". I had the slow-cooked beef and chiant ragu "pasta superiore", which arrived looking nothing like the picture on the menu - it was 95% pasta with a hint of sauce (although what sauce there was was delicious) and rather less generously piled-up than the photo. Yours for only GBP18.25, sir. My wife had a salmon and avocado salad (GBP17.25) which was better; decent chunk of salmon and a nicely-balanced avocado salad. The service was laughably poor; and I genuinely mean that. We ended up laughing privately at the Chuckle Brothers type mayhem! A young lady with a serious face arrived with our main courses and attempted to serve them to the people on the next table who were busy eating dessert - easy mistake to make, I know. She then approached our table and asked "Beef ragu?", so I said "Yes" - and she gave it to my wife, presenting me with my wife's salmon salad. I said (politely), "It's the other way round, actually" and the girl just walked away, still wearing the serious face. We decided to skip dessert and have coffees, whereupon the same thing happened. Despite us indicating who had ordered which type of coffee, serious-faced girl plonked each down in front of the wrong person and said "Enjoy" before turning her back and walking away. My wife whispered, "She does NOT want to be here!". We started musing over whether we should answer the wrong way round to the next dish and see if she put them in the right places! But we'd had enough, and asked for the bill. When we went to settle the bill, we asked if we could use a Zizzi gift card, to which the waitress (a different one to the backwards-dishes-serving girl) said, "How much is on it?". We replied that we didn't know, as it had been a gift to us, and could she check? No she couldn't, she said, and pointed us to a website address on the gift card, which we had to access before we could use it to pay part of the bill. Fishing out my phone, typing in the website address and then the 17-digit number from the card, the site responded "Success!" with a green tick, but didn't tell us the value on the card. Eventually the manager came over and said that he could check the card balance at the till, and that there are "two kinds of card - she thought it was the other kind". So that's that cleared up, then! Final laugh - there was a card with a QR code along with the bill, asking "How did we do? Scan the QR code to leave a Google review.". When I did that, a website asked me to log in to my Google account, then went straight to "404. That's an error. We don't know any more than that.". I tried again, this time logging into my Google account before trying the QR code - but it was 404sville again. So that was all a bit of an expensive comedy show. Add in a constantly-beeping fire alarm or security alarm in the foyer behind us, and it wasn't exactly the 'dining ambience' one would expect to go with one's £18+ bowl of pasta and £17+ salad.

I can’t remember a more rude experience ordering, the waiter left us waiting for a long time, seemed very displeased that we wanted to eat dinner and then snarled at us when we asked questions. Sorry, it’s not some kind of incredible Michelin starred place, your food is just fine so lose the attitude or you’ll lose your customers - there are other choices.

Nice local pub. Friendly staff. Good selection of beers. Will return.