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327 places to eat.
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The Bell Inn
Bovingdon
The Bell Inn is an 18th-century Grade II listed family-run country pub and dining room in Bovingdon, featuring log-burning fires and a garden terrace.
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The Black Horse
Brent Pelham
A country pub with rooms in the Hertfordshire countryside, serving seasonal cooking and traditional ales with a landscaped garden.
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The Boat
Berkhamsted
The Boat is a canal-side Fuller's pub and restaurant in Berkhamsted serving fresh seasonal food, craft beers, cask classics, and wines.
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The Boot
Sarratt
The Boot at Sarratt is a family- and dog-friendly pub located on The Green, featuring a bar, restaurant, play areas, and gardens.
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The Boot
Chipperfield
A Grade II listed country pub in Chipperfield with a history spanning over 400 years, serving modern English cuisine and offering pub gardens and parking.
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The Brewery Tap
Furneux Pelham
A traditional family-run, dog and family friendly riverside live music pub in Brentford offering freshly made New York pizzas and real ales.
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The Bricklayers Arms
Flaunden
The Bricklayers Arms is an 18th-century country inn in the Hertfordshire village of Flaunden, known for its low oak beams, fires, garden and Chess Valley settin
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The Bridgewater Arms
Little Gaddesden
The Bridgewater Arms Hotel is a country pub located in Little Gaddesden, set within 5,000 acres of National Trust land.
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The Brookmans
Brookmans Park
The Brookmans is a village pub in Brookmans Park featuring two terraces, dining areas, and a car park.

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The Brown Bear
Braughing
The Brown Bear is a Grade II listed pub in Braughing dating back to the 13th century, offering cask ales and homemade food.
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The Builders Arms
Potters Bar
The Builders Arms is a friendly local pub in Potters Bar offering classic British pub food, cask ale, and a courtyard with outdoor seating.
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The Bull
Watton-at-Stone
A 15th-century village pub in Watton at Stone with an inglenook fireplace, serving food seven days a week.
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The Bull
Berkhamsted
The Bull is a historic pub and restaurant in Berkhamsted dating back to 1535, serving local ales, cocktails, and food.

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The Bull
London Colney
The Bull Village Pub & Kitchen is a traditional 17th-century coaching inn in London Colney serving cask ales, lagers, and home-made food.
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The Bull Inn
Much Hadham
Built in the 1600s, The Bull Inn is a village gastropub in Much Hadham serving British classics alongside an outdoor garden and courtyard.
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The Catherine Wheel
Gravesend
Dating back to 1765, The Catherine Wheel is a country pub in Albury with its own kitchen garden and a large outdoor dining area.
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The Chequers
Stevenage
Dating back to 1774, The Chequers is a Grade II listed country pub in Stevenage featuring gardens and crackling log fires.
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The Chequers
Barley
The Chequers Barley is a cozy haven in Barley village, offering homemade dishes, fine beers, wines, and refreshing drinks.
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The Chequers Inn
Woolmer Green
The Chequers Inn is a family pub and restaurant in Woolmer Green offering seasonal British food, Sunday roasts, and cask ales.
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The Coach and Horses
Thorley Street
The Coach & Horses is a country pub in Thorley on the outskirts of Bishop's Stortford, offering British food, cask ale, cocktails, and Sunday roasts.
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The Cock
Sarrat
The Cock Inn is a traditional 17th-century pub situated in the Chess Valley opposite Holy Cross church in Sarratt.
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