The Elm Tree, Weybourne, Farnham

A 1930s roadside pub on the site of an earlier Victorian alehouse called The Cob and Pen. There is a small parking area at the front and a shady paved garden at the side from which the single long bar can be entered through French doors. The garden is mainly used by smokers. The garden end of the bar is laid out for diners, while the right hand end (as seen from the road) is more of a lounge area with various dogs and humans lounging around. There is also a pool table. The staff were not very welcoming, and the locals were suspicious of us. There was no real ale on, just two pumps sitting idle on the bar. I doubt I'll come back here.

Locals pub, Tetris brick shape. Quite big although the interior is fairly featureless in mushroom and brown shades and is quite battered (the imposing wood bar is nice though). To left and rear is a tidy garden with kids play stuff. Dart board. Two pumps with nothing on, so a Guinness did for me. WhatPub says that this place is subject to development speculation which might explain why things weren’t as good as they should have been.

Had one real ale on tap, but don't visit unless you are very thirsty. Place is up for sale and it looks like it is being run down. The carpet & seats are badly worn. One of the table tops isn't fixed to the base so don't do what I did and lean on it, nearly spilt my drink. No wine, no dogs allowed, juke box out of order. The only new looking thing was the pool table. I'd give it a minus rating if there was one.

This is a really friendly pub, with karaoke, live music, and the odd Ann Summers party. There is a fair sized car park, large garden, and heated patio area for the smokers. Bikers are welcome, as are customers with families or dogs. The pub is becoming well known for the live music events, with bands on at least once a month, and open mic 1st and 3rd sunday of every month.