The Rusty Gun just outside Hitchin is the perfect country pub. With a real passion for pork & British ingredients, our local beers from The Old Cannon Brewery & an unrelenting passion for providing outstanding food in a warm & cosy atmosphere. We also have Kune Kune pigs that live in the garden often with their piglets who you can feed whilst visiting
D’arrys is back to its bistro roots, with a refurb inside and a brand new menu full of some old favourites as well as some new things to try
Upstairs at D’arrys is the liquor loft, a cocktail bar with real mixologists, an amazing selection of gin and a sun trap terrace, what more could you need!
Downtown Bar & Grill is the newly refurbished restaurant at the Broadway Hotel
A New York inspired sandwich and burger menu, Sous vide and aged steaks from Dorset and Somerset, fresh fish from Peterhead and vegan dishes create an extensive and varied menu.
The Cross Keys offers a powerful marriage of old and new with its stunning Elizabethan architecture and truly contemporary design. Enjoy delicious fresh food and an inspiring monthly specials menu, savour an impressive selection of amazing wines and experience bedrooms to die for, all set in one of Saffron Walden’s most important buildings.
The Wellington (commonly known as ‘The Welly’) offers a powerful marriage of old and new, tradition and contemporary, proper and fresh. This is evident in the architecture, the food, the drink and the service.
Enjoy alfresco dining on our rustic and charming sun terrace in our riverside garden, with beautiful views over Welwyn village and St Mary’s Church grounds. Then retire inside in the evening to enjoy a real open fire, in our warm and welcoming candle lit restaurant.
With a history dating back to before the World War I, at The Old Cannon Brewery you will experience something totally unique.
Many will know that at our core we have our celebrated in‑house brewed ales – genuinely loved by so many. But beyond that we are a Bury St Edmunds pub restaurant, without pretension or fuss, delivering truly great food and amazing selection of beers it’s an experience you won’t forget.
The Foresters is a great country pub located in the middle of the woodland between Church Crookham and Aldershot. Decorated with wood taken from the plentiful trees around the building, the place steeped in history. The Foresters was first licensed in 1857!
The perfect place for a pitstop after a country walk to warm up by the fire or dine alfresco in our stretch tent
Orford was a bustling and important location, particularly from the 12th to the 17th Century. In the 1500s, there were no less than 11 Ale houses, with one of the more important being the Jolly Sailor.
The Jolly Sailor once stood on a causeway leading to the quay with a tidal harbour immediately opposite, where the large Orford Car Park is now.