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Jolly Farmer Alehouse and kitchen

RUN BY THE SAME Family SINCE 1971,  freehouse since THE MID 90'S.

 

The Jolly 

The Jolly Farmer is one of the few remaining family-owned and run independent freehouses in the South East of England.

We aim to provide our guests with the highest possible standard of food, drink and accommodation in clean, attractive surroundings complimented by a warm welcome and a pleasant atmosphere.

A traditional ale house at heart, we have a constantly changing selection of up to 8 real ales, sourced from breweries big and small across Great Britain. Teamed with delicious, home-cooked food, made with the freshest, local ingredients, we think you're going to love what we have to offer.

We hope to see you soon,

Steve, Chris, and the team.

Opening hours:-

Monday to Saturday 11am - 11pm

Sunday 12pm - 11pm

CHRISTMAS DAY ~ 12-2PM DRINKS ONLY, NO FOOD. CLOSED AFTERNOON & EVENING.

BOXING DAY ~ OPEN 11AM - 3PM (NORMAL FOOD SERVICE) CLOSED AFTERNOON & EVENING

New Years Day - OPEN 11am - 11:00pm.

The Jolly is a pet friendly pub.

We try to be consistent in our opening hours but sometimes, for reasons out of our control, we are unable to offer our normal service. It’s always worth a quick call to check that we are open when you need us to be.

 

Accommodation

 
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At the Jolly Farmer we offer bed and breakfast in four beautiful double rooms, and a full suite. Filled with historic oak beams, wattle and daub walls, and oodles of character, its the perfect place for any stay.

All prices include VAT @ 20% and are room only rates. Breakfasts are available from 8:30-10 Monday to Friday and 9-10 Saturday and Sunday. cooked breakfasts are £15.00 continental £9.50

Extra child beds are available in rooms 4 & 5 0nly at a cost of £20 per night, cots for babies are available free of charge, please let us know your requirements at the time of booking. 

We allow dogs/pets in all our rooms with an additional cleaning charge of £12 per dog/pet, per night. We ask that guests bring a suitable bed for their dog/pet, and do not allow them on any furniture.

Smoking is not permitted in any of our rooms.

Check in 3pm - 9:30pm (later or earlier check in by arrangement)

Check out 7am - 11:00am Monday - Saturday. 7am - 10:30am Sunday

Our accommodation is available for occupation over the Christmas period 23rd -27th December. The Minimum let is two nights and breakfast and room service are not available on the following dates…..25th, 26th Dec & 1st Jan.

 
 
Room 2 bed

Double Rooms

We have four beautiful en suite double rooms, each with their own individual period features, All double rooms feature full en-suite bathrooms, complementary hot drinks, toiletries and sherry.

Priced FROM £90 per night for single occupancy, or FROM £115 per night for double occupancy.

 
Room 5 bed

Suite

Our full suite features a king size bed, a separate living room and en-suite shower room. Exposed wattle and daub walls, and views of Bramley's historic medieval church give our suite a unique character. Hot drinks, toiletries, and sherry included.

Priced at FROM £130.00 per night for single occupancy, or FROM £155.00 per night for double occupancy.

 

Beer and Wine

Our Choice Of Wine

Our carefully curated wine offering is sourced from the old world and new, providing a great selection for all tastes and budgets. We also offer a selection of rare fine reds, from some of the worlds best producers. 

Sample Wine List

We're all about the beer

For over half a century, we've been well known for our commitment to fantastic beer, we offer up to 8 daily changing real ales, sourced from breweries big and small from across Great Britain. A further 10 premium lagers and craft beers from England and Europe can be found on our counter, as well as two draught English ciders and Guinness from Dublin. If none of these take your fancy, our beer lineup is completed by a range of bottled beers, with something for every taste.

Ales on the counter.


The Crafty Brewing co. Ltd, Thatched House Farm, Dunsfold Rd, Loxhill, Godalming Surrey (our local brewery which we have supported since it’s founding).

Grumpsters (3.9%) traditional copper bitter.

Hop Tipple (4.2%) This delicious IPA won a SIBA Gold Award in 2017 for the South East, making it one of the finest IPAs in the UK. Maris Otter and Munich malts from Britain and Germany provide a platform from which the Cascade and Chinook hops shine out. Dry hopping adds a bold finish to this thoroughly thirst-quenching golden coloured beer.

Peakstones Rock Brewery, Peakstones Rock Farm, Alton, Staffordshire.

Chained Oak (4.2%) An amber coloured traditional IPA. A smooth flavour and good aroma.

Bowmans Ales, Wallops Wood, Sheardley Lane, Droxford Hampshire

Sarva (4.5%) A pale lower strength IPA …. well hopped with a selection of American hops and one of the Landlord’s favourites!

Burton Bridge Brewery Ltd, 24 Bridge Street, Burton Upon Trent, Staffordshire.

Stairway to Heaven (5.0%) Stairway is a golden hoppy beer with a full smooth flavour. Brewed with a blend of the finest English hops, it boasts floral, citrus, and subtle herbal notes, with just the right amount of earthy bitterness.

Milestone Brewing Co, Great North Road, Cromwell, Newark, Nottinghamshire.

New World Super Pale (3.9%) Citrus grapefruit flavours punch through this New World hopped session pale ale.

BEERS COMING YOUR WAY SOON

(You lucky, lucky, people).

Milestone Brewing Co, Great North Road, Cromwell, Newark, Nottinghamshire.

Fletchers Ale (5.2%)  A full bodied golden ale brewed with new world hops. Cromwell Best (4.4%) Traditional best bitter. Crisp and clean with a subtle biscuity sweetness. Summer Breeze (4.5%) Pale golden summer ale brewed with berriesfor a fruity refreshing flavour.

Island Brewery, Dinglers Farm, Yarmouth Rd, Shalfleet, Newport, Isle of Wight.

Nipper Bitter (3.8%) Straw coloured, light and refreshing, with a distinguishable balance of malt and hops. Yachtsmans (4.2%) A complex, rich brown bitter with a pleasing aftertaste..

Goff's Brewery Ltd, 9 Isbourne Way, Winchcombe, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.

Cheltenham Gold (4.5%) Award winning American hopped golden ale.  Brewed with a blend of the 7 “C” hops, including Cascade, Citra and Chinook to give a light and citrusy hop burst.  Originally brewed to celebrate the world famous Cheltenham Gold Cup. White Knight (4.7%) A well hopped English IPA using Pilgrim, Fuggles and East Kent Goldings for a gentle bitterness and a dry hoppy finish.  Deceptively drinkable for it’s strength.

Shivering Sands Brewery, 91 Maple Leaf Business Park, Manston, Kent.

Maunsell Bitter (4.0%) Dark amber bitter with resinous hop notes and a toffee malt finish. Searchlight IPA(4.2%) Traditional English IPA Dried fruit and hits of spice on the palate, nicely hopped.

Pennine Brewing Co. Well, North Yorkshire.

Amber Necker (3.8%) Rich copper coloured with a malty toffee roasted smell and a fruity rich rounded flavour. Hair of the Dog (3.9%) A deep blonde colour with a lemon citrus fresh smell and a citrus crisp refreshing taste. Orange Flare (4.4%) Citrus aromas give way to a malty flavour and a bitter aftertaste with a hint of bitter orange.

The Mad Brewer at Leatherbritches Brewery, The Bentley Brook Inn, Fenny Bentley, Ashbourne, Derbyshire.

Twisted Citra (5.3%) Crisp, straw-coloured, and refreshing craft ale heavily hopped with Citra and Mosaic hops (along with supplementary hop varieties like Simcoe, Rakau, and Columbus).

Canterbury Ales, Unit 7, Stour Valley Business Park, Chartham, Canterbury, Kent.

Wife of Bath (3.9%) An American style crisp, spicy golden bitter with grapefruit and citrus hops and a long dry finish.
Reeves Ale (4.1%) A tawny copper bitter with nutty malts and berry fruit hops. Friars Ale (4.3%) An intensely hoppy IPA using all Kent hops. Jester & EKG Hops give a hoppy, fruity IPA with a good smack of bitterness. A true IPA.

North Cotswold Brewery, Unit 3 Ditchford Farm, Stretton-on-Fosse, Moreton-in-Marsh.

Green Man IPA (4.0%) This modern IPA is pale and hoppy with wonderfully fruity gooseberry and mango aromas. It is named after the brewery’s emblem, the Green Man, or Jack of the Wood, who is believed to symbolise the cycle of life, and man’s affinity with nature.

4TS Brewery, 20 Manor Industrial Estate, 20 Lower Wash Ln, Warrington.

IPA (4.6%) This American style ale features heavy American hop bitterness (around 85 IBU) using varieties like Amarillo, Apollo, Centennial, and Warrior to deliver prominent citrus and grapefruit aromas.

Lager, Cider and Craft Keg

Becks Vier 4.0% Bremen, Germany ~ ImportArctic Fox 5.0% Crafty Brewery, Loxhill, Dunsfold, Surrey.

Rothaus Tannenzapfle Pils 5% Bavaria, Germany ~ Import 

Estrella Galicia 4.7% La Coruna, Spain ~ Import

Bitburger 4.8% Bitburg, Germany ~ Import

Budweiser Budvar 5% ABV České Budějovice (Budweis), Czech

Speciality Keg

Solar Storm (5.6%) The Crafty Brewing Co Ltd, Dunsfold, Surrey

Wavecatcher (4.2%) American IPA. The Crafty Brewing Co Ltd, Dunsfold, Surrey

Ghost Ship (0.5%) Adnams Brewery, Southwold, Suffolk.

Stout

Guinness 4.1% Dublin, Ireland ~ Import

Cider

Stowford Press Cider 4.5% ~ Herefordshire.

Henry Westons Vintage 5.2% ~ Herefordshire


 quiz night

Random Friday/Saturday night, 8:30pm’ish

Free to enter, no maximum team size

A bucket of beer for the winners and a much sought after wooden spoon for the losers.

Play your cards right with four £50 food and drink vouchers up for grabs at each quiz and we ALWAYS have a winner.

As our quiz is always a very busy night please book a table or you risk missing out!

Next Quiz Nights are…..

Saturday 27th June (THIS WILL BE THE LAST QUIZ BEFORE SEPTEMBER AS THE QUIZ WILL BE GOING ON IT’S ANNUAL SUMMER HOLIDAY)

Book now on 01483 893355 or enquiries@jollyfarmer.co.uk

 

Contact Us

 

 

The Jolly Farmer

High Street,

Bramley

Surrey

GU5 0HB

01483 893355

The Team

Steve Hardstone - Landlord.

Steve Hardstone - Landlord.

Chris Hardstone - Landlord

Chris Hardstone - Landlord

 
Ray Bennett - In house butcher/carvery top gun1939 - 2018 RIP.

Ray Bennett - In house butcher/carvery top gun

1939 - 2018 RIP. Loved by all and still sorely missed.