4.1/5

(828 reviews)

The Chequers Inn dates back to the 17th century and is a former Coaching Inn, this Grade II Listed is surrounded by the green and pleasant fields of Hertfordshire.

4.4/5

(188 reviews)

The Farmer's Boy is a tastefully refurbished bay-windowed pub with extensive range of craft beers on draught and in can, five cask ales, live music, late licence, log fire, and a back open kitchen serving home cooked food.

4.4/5

(398 reviews)

THE GREAT NORTHERN IS AN INDEPENDENT PUB, SERVING LOCALLY SOURCED & SEASONAL ALES, COMPLEMENTED BY A GREAT SELECTION OF WINES, SPIRITS AND CRAFT BEERS. OUR SMALL MENU, WHICH CHANGES REGULARLY, CONT

4.6/5

(426 reviews)

We are a 17th century pub with cracking food and a very warm welcome!

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

(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

4.5/5

(672 reviews)

Located in St. Michael’s village, St. Albans, The Six Bells is the epitome of English charm and heritage. Real ales and pub fare done right. A characterful 16th-century pub within a short walk from

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