A casual and charming pub with beer at its heart! Set in the beautiful village of Old Knebworth, North Hertfordshire, just on the edge of the historic Knebworth Estate, surrounded by wonderful walks and cycle routes. Our new menu showcases the best of local seasonal produce, all freshly prepared on site. Micheal Kirby the new head chef, classically trained, offers a contemporary take on pub classic dishes. Book ahead for Sunday lunch as it is always popular. Beautiful beer garden with some covered areas.Please note we have different offers for:Monday / Tuesday - Drinks only Wednesday - Saturday - Full menuSunday - Sunday LunchPlease call the pub directly for private events.
The Sword Inn Hand is a 14th Century Free House with guest rooms nestled in the beautiful rural Hertfordshire village of Westmill, a mile south of the market town of Buntingford. With bar, dining room, mature landscaped gardens and charming country inspired guest rooms, it is the perfect countryside retreat for drinking, dining and relaxing. Seasonal produce is delivered to us daily by our fantastic local suppliers, and we pride ourselves on serving delicious fine food and traditional ales. Our friendly yet professional customer service and warm, relaxing atmosphere inspires our lovely customers to return week after week, and welcomes new visitors from far and wide. Owner, Jeremy Lee and his fantastic team look forward to making your visit a special one to remember.
Situated in an 18th century former coach house overlooking Leyton Green, Lussmanns Harpenden has a delightful rural character and feel. Guests can enjoy courtyard dining in the charming walled garden and private meals in our lovely first floor room. We are a short stroll from leafy Rothamsted Park, the boutique high street shops and Public Halls.
Craft & Cleaver is a Brooklyn-Inspired Barbecue Restaurant & Bar – bringing authentic wood-fired Barbecue, expertly-sourced Craft Beer & awesome Cocktails to Hitchin.Proudly independent, open 7 days a week!
In the heart of Graveley, Hertfordshire, this charming English Village Pub welcomes families and their four-legged companions. With rustic farmhouse charm and clean, airy spaces The George & Dragon offers modern British classics and comforting Sunday roasts led by Head Chef Matthew Lewis. The building's inviting ambience extends to its English Country garden, where flowers frame Graveley's countryside. Families love our play area, choose a table and watch the children play while ordering from the QR codes straight from your phone, no need to get up, we bring everything to you. At The George and Dragon, our idyllic setting creates cherished moments and joyful memories.Graveley is a little village just outside Stevenage, a stone's throw away from Lister Hospital, Graveley Fruit Farm, Stevenage Garden Centre, Chestfield Downs Golf and Fitness Club, Weston, Baldock and Hitchin.
Our Turkish restaurant aims to provide customers with supreme taste, renowned quality of service, a pleasant dining experience, and is determined to become the best Turkish restaurant in Hoddesdon and the UK. Please advised on Friday and Saturday booking before 8pm have a 2 hour time limit.
The College Arms is nestled in the relaxed suburbs of Hertford, a reputable favourite with locals and lovers of the outdoors.
Our newly restored pub offers the established traditional, existing charm but with a renovated contemporary touch throughout all it's dining areas. From grabbing drinks at the restored timber bar to dining in our garden room surrounded by hanging greenery, you'll feel at home and catered for any time of the day.
With opulent interiors and a contemporary bar and eatery, we are proud to have become a hub for the local area. Join us for a great cup of coffee, a decent pint of beer, or a glass of chilled champagne. Take a seat at the bar facing the door if you want to see and be seen, or find a table in the garden room which opens out onto the terrace. The eatery is warm and welcoming with deep teal walls and splashes of rich mustard yellow offset by soft greys lit by twinkling chandeliers. On the walls hang historic posters from the Metroland era when Brookmans Park was built, part of the hugely-optimistic garden suburb movement.
