4.4/5

(858 reviews)

Built in 1739, The Boot is a cosy, traditional English country pub restaurant, complete with an Inglenook fireplace, traditional bar area, restaurant, dining terrace & large garden.

4.6/5

(670 reviews)

The Bricklayer’s Arms was originally two cottages, built in 1722 from local flint and brick with a third dwelling added in the early eighteenth century. One of the cottages was a butcher shop with t

4.4/5

(593 reviews)

The Cock Inn at Sarratt is a quaint and beautiful country pub and restaurant near Rickmansworth in Hertfordshire which dates back to the 17th century.

4.4/5

(109 reviews)

Last in a terrace of 17th century cottages at the top of Langley Hill. Bought by the local brewer John Edward Groome in 1857, it now shows a Victorian frontage which previously had a blacksmith's shop

4.7/5

(455 reviews)

Relax in front of the fire, perch at the bar or tuck yourself away in a cosy corner and enjoy the superb food, drink and atmosphere in our traditional Hertfordshire Pub