4.3/5

(160 reviews)

This pub is not a listed building but its interior is of local importance. Built in 1912, its exterior boasts depictions of the eponymous tree on its gables. The tapered bar counter, with matchboard p

4.1/5

(804 reviews)

The King's Head is one of the most ancient pubs in the county of Essex, with parts of the structure dating back nearly 450 years. The main building is a beautiful half wood construction which dates ba

4.2/5

(1,399 reviews)

Our stylish and spacious bar is the perfect place to meet and mingle so whether you’re popping in for a quick coffee, stopping by for something to eat or indulging in some serious partying after a lon

4.4/5

(576 reviews)

One of the oldest pubs in St Albans, the White Hart Tap is situated a short walk from the town centre and ten minutes from St Albans mainline station.

4.5/5

(332 reviews)

Britain's first village / community owned pub. Award winning real ales & freshly sourced, beautifully prepared food. CAMRA Good Beer Guide & The Good Pub Guide.

4.5/5

(352 reviews)

Hidden away in the back streets of St Albans, you'll find The Garibaldi - a pub that transports guests back to the Victorian era. Think nooks, crannies and cosy corners, a roaring real fire and a great pint of real ale - plus the lost commodity of good Ol

4.3/5

(423 reviews)

The Hare and Hounds has been on the St Albans maps as a pub since 1650 making it one of the oldest pubs left standing in the city. We are proud of the Wines, Lagers, Ales and Food that we offer. All o

4.5/5

(437 reviews)

Pleasantly laid out pub within a 16th century half-timbered frame. There is a small, friendly front bar and a larger main bar with alcoves. Sister pub of the GBG listed White Hart Tap, it has recently