We list 8 brunch spots in and around Farnham, from Côte to The Holly Bush in Frensham, with times, prices and dog rules. Checked October 2026.

For brunch near Farnham, most people end up at The Holly Bush in Frensham, where brunch is served every day until noon; the Hogs Back Tap in Tongham, which serves brunch until 3pm from Wednesday to Saturday; or Côte and Bill’s in the town centre, both open from 8am on weekdays. Menus and prices change, so check before a special trip.

Town centre

The foot of Castle Street in Farnham, with the Town Hall clock tower and the market kiosks
The foot of Castle Street, where Bill's sits, with the Town Hall clock tower on the corner. Photo: Castle Street, Farnham by Des Blenkinsopp (CC BY-SA 2.0), via Wikimedia Commons

Côte, Lion and Lamb Yard

Côte is a French brasserie chain with a branch in Lion and Lamb Yard. Its Farnham page says it opens for breakfast and brunch. Its breakfast menu has eggs Benedict at £10.95, Royale at £11.95 and Florentine at £10.50. The Côte Breakfast and the Veggie Breakfast are £14.50 each, croques cost £9.95 to £13.50, French toast stacks £9.95 to £11.95, and a “sunny-side steak” is £18.50. It has highchairs, baby changing and a mobility toilet. Book online or call 01252 820194. Opening hours: Monday to Thursday 8am to 10pm, Friday and Saturday 8am to 11pm, Sunday 9am to 10pm. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 29 January 2026). 25 to 26 Lion and Lamb Yard, GU9 7LL.

Bill’s, Castle Street

Bill’s is a national restaurant chain at the foot of Castle Street. Its Farnham page describes “a laid-back atmosphere and a marvellous menu covering meals throughout the day, whether you’re stopping by for breakfast, brunch or lunch”, and the restaurant has its own Farnham brunch menu. On Fridays a plate of bottomless buttermilk pancakes is £5 all day. The page lists the restaurant as dog friendly, with disabled access and baby changing; it is cashless. Tables can be booked online. Call 01252 716589. Opening hours: Monday to Thursday 8am to 9pm, Friday and Saturday 8am to 10pm, Sunday and bank holidays 9am to 9pm. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 28 April 2025). 6 to 7 Castle Street, GU9 7HR. Our listing.

Cazaro Lounge, Brightwells Yard

Cazaro Lounge is a Loungers cafe-bar in the old Brightwell House. It opened on 12 August 2026, the Herald reported. The group’s menu says brunch is “served all day!” and that all its eggs are free range. The Lounge Breakfast is £11.85 and the Big Lounge Breakfast £16.85. There is a veggie version at £11.85, breakfast muffins at £6.95 and a smashed avocado brunch at £11.25. This is the group menu, so ask in the lounge about any local differences. Its own page says it is dog friendly, keeps toys and board games for children, and has wheelchair-accessible seating and toilet. Groups of six or fewer can walk in; larger groups book through the website. Opening hours: Sunday to Thursday 9am to 11pm, Friday and Saturday 9am to midnight. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 9 September 2026). Brightwell House, Brightwells Yard, GU9 7WE.

Brightwell House in Farnham, a white two-storey Victorian house with a glass and timber pavilion
Brightwell House, home of Cazaro Lounge, after its renovation. Photo: Brightwell House, Farnham by BabelStone (CC BY-SA 4.0), via Wikimedia Commons

Out of the centre

The Palm House, Runfold

The Palm House is the restaurant at The Packhouse, the home and garden shop at Hewett’s Kilns. Its breakfast and brunch page promises “freshly baked pastries and market-fresh eggs to hearty classics” and says the menu changes with the seasons. On its breakfast menu the Palm House Breakfast, with sausage and bacon from a Surrey butcher, is £16.95, and the Big Breakfast is £18.95. The veggie breakfast is £14.95, smashed avocado and halloumi on sourdough £14.50, brioche French toast £11.25 and eggs on toast £9.50. Breakfast rolls start at £6.50. The website gives breakfast as 9.30am to 11.15am, while the printed menu says until 11.30am, so arrive by 11.15am to be safe. It is cashless, and a discretionary 10% service charge is added. There are children’s menus. Dogs are allowed only in the outdoor courtyard. Book online or call 01252 781423. It is open every day, including bank holidays, from 9.30am to 4.30pm, and parking is free. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 23 July 2026). Tongham Road, Runfold, GU10 1PJ. Our listing.

The Hobo, Farnham Pottery, Wrecclesham

The Hobo is the cafe at the Grade II listed Farnham Pottery (National Heritage List). The pottery’s site says it serves “artisan roasted coffee, home baked cakes, light lunches”, with bakes made on site daily. Breakfast runs from 9.30am to 11am, but the page does not list the dishes or prices. It says it is “dog friendly and has plenty of seating inside and out”. For groups of six or more, email thehobouk@aol.co.uk or call 07894 150290. Open daily, 9am to 4pm. Hygiene rating 4 (FSA, 24 October 2024). Pottery Lane, Wrecclesham, GU10 4QJ. Our listing.

The gravel yard at Farnham Pottery in Wrecclesham, lined with red brick buildings and pot plants
The brick yard at Farnham Pottery, Wrecclesham, home of The Hobo. Photo: Farnham Pottery, Wrecclesham - yard by Weydonian (CC BY 3.0), via Wikimedia Commons

Squire’s Cafe Bar, Badshot Lea

Squire’s is a Surrey garden centre group, now celebrating 90 years, with a centre on Badshot Lea Road. Its cooked breakfast is served daily until 11.30am. Options include the Squire’s Signature, smashed avocado with poached eggs on toast, Benedict-style eggs and breakfast sandwiches, with vegan and vegetarian choices. From 11.30am a brunch menu takes over, including a maple bacon rösti stack with two poached eggs. It does not take table bookings; you order and pay from your phone with the QR code on the table. The Badshot Lea page says dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating but not inside the cafe bar. Food is served until 3.30pm Monday to Saturday and 3pm on Sunday. The centre opens 9am to 5pm Monday to Saturday and 10am to 4.30pm on Sunday. Call 01252 333666. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 2 March 2026). Badshot Lea Road, GU9 9JX. Squire’s Frensham, on The Reeds Road, also has a cafe bar, rated 5 (FSA, 9 February 2026).

Brunch at the pub and the brewery

The Holly Bush, Frensham

The Holly Bush calls itself an “untraditional country pub”. Its brunch menu is served until noon every day. On it are buttermilk pancakes with Nutella and banana at £9, Turkish eggs at £10, smashed avocado on sourdough at £11 and baked eggs at £12. The HB Full English on sourdough is £16, with vegetarian (£16) and vegan (£15) versions, and rump steak with a fried egg and hash brown is £14. The menu says it cannot make swaps except for allergies, but you can add extras. A cava mimosa is £7.50. A discretionary 12.5% service charge is added. The kitchen opens at 8.30am on weekdays and 9.30am at weekends; there is a children’s menu, and tables can be booked online. Call 01252 447060. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 21 November 2024). Shortfield Common Road, Frensham, GU10 3BJ. Our listing.

The Holly Bush pub in Frensham, a brick and stone building with its hanging sign
The Holly Bush on Shortfield Common Road, Frensham. Photo: The Holly Bush by David960 (CC BY-SA 2.0), via Wikimedia Commons and Geograph

Hogs Back Brewery Tap, Tongham

The tap room at Hogs Back Brewery is in a converted hop kiln at Manor Farm. Its “Rise and Swine” brunch menu is served Wednesday to Saturday, 9am to 3pm. Hash browns are made in house. The Hogs Back All Day Breakfast, with Surrey Hills sausage, is £12. The Brewers Royale, with smoked salmon and hollandaise, is also £12, the Mexican, with pulled pork, is £12.50, and the vegan Woodland Hash is £10. Croissants are £4. The granola is made with spent grain from the brewery. The children’s menu has a Piglet All Day Breakfast at £6.50. Order food at the bar. The brewery says well-behaved dogs are welcome, with water bowls provided, and you don’t need to book but can reserve a table. On Sundays the bar opens at 10am and there is no brunch; the kitchen serves from noon. Call 01252 783000. Hygiene rating 4 (FSA, 8 November 2024). Manor Farm, The Street, Tongham, GU10 1DE. Our listing.

The black weatherboarded barn at Hogs Back Brewery in Tongham with the pig sign out front
The Hogs Back barn and sign on The Street, Tongham. Photo: Hogs Back Brewery, The Street, Tongham, Surrey by Mertbiol (CC0), via Wikimedia Commons

How we chose

Every place here publishes a breakfast or brunch menu or service times, has a food hygiene rating of 4 or 5, and was open when we last looked. Chains are included where they are a big part of what the town centre offers for brunch. Run a place that should be here, or spot something that has changed? Email newsdesk@farnhamtoday.co.uk.

For coffee and cake rather than a cooked breakfast, see our guide to Farnham cafes. For later in the day, there are guides to Farnham restaurants, Farnham pubs and Sunday roasts in Farnham. To walk it off, try walks near Farnham. For children, see Farnham playgrounds. See also things to do in Farnham and what’s on in Farnham this month, or browse local businesses in Farnham in our directory.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I get brunch in Farnham on a Sunday?

Bill’s, Côte and Cazaro Lounge all open at 9am on Sundays, and Cazaro serves its brunch menu all day. The Holly Bush at Frensham serves brunch from 9.30am until noon. The Palm House at Runfold, The Hobo at Farnham Pottery and Squire’s at Badshot Lea (from 10am) also open on Sundays. The Hogs Back Tap serves brunch only from Wednesday to Saturday.

Which Farnham brunch places are dog friendly?

Bill’s, Cazaro Lounge, The Hobo at Farnham Pottery and the Hogs Back Tap all say they welcome dogs. At the Palm House dogs are allowed only in the outdoor courtyard, and at Squire’s Badshot Lea only in the outdoor seating, not inside the cafe bar.

Where can I get brunch in Farnham after midday?

Cazaro Lounge serves brunch all day, every day, and the Hogs Back Tap serves its brunch menu until 3pm from Wednesday to Saturday. Squire’s at Badshot Lea switches to a brunch menu from 11.30am. Côte and Bill’s both list brunch menus alongside their lunch menus.