Pubs & restaurants in HertfordshireHertfordshire, England

13 pubs and restaurants in the Albion Guide across Hertfordshire — see the full pubs and restaurants directory, or everything to explore in Hertfordshire.

The Silver Cup

Common-side dining pub on the edge of Harpenden.

Village pub in rural north Hertfordshire, listed among Britain's 100 best.

Well-known gastropub set in a wooded hamlet at Frithsden below Ashridge, cooking with local and foraged produce.

Dog-friendly country pub in the quiet village of Brent Pelham, cooking with locally sourced food.

Ivy-clad 18th-century dining pub in a Chiltern lane at Flaunden, a favourite walkers' stop with a log fire and terrace.

Period village pub with an open hearth at Watton-at-Stone, south of Stevenage in the Beane valley.

Three-hundred-year-old town pub in Berkhamsted, serving Sunday roasts the year round.

Grade II-listed country pub near Harpenden, settled into the Hertfordshire countryside since 1765.

Family-run inn with rooms in the old village of Welwyn, serving real ales and an extensive gin list.

Octagonal former dovecote beside Verulamium Park in St Albans, long cited among England's oldest pubs.

Former coaching inn in use since the 1600s at Wadesmill on the old Cambridge road, one of the county's best-loved country pubs.

Award-winning dining pub with rooms in Willian near Letchworth, opposite the green and church.

Seventeenth-century timbered inn in the pink-washed village of Braughing, noted for its Sunday roasts.