We came here a couple of weeks ago for Sunday roast. It's a charming pub with great ambiance. I…read moreknew I didn't want a full meal, so I ordered the children's meal with chicken breast. It was still a large portion and I couldn't finish it. I loved trying the variety of foods on the plate. Almost everything was very good, but the broccoli was harder than I like. The chicken was a tad dry. That said, I would come back to try the other meats and other items on the menu. It was a nice experience!

Lovely bar. I came here to eat, me and 4 other friends…read more Food was good, it didn't take too long cooking, the staff was lovely as well and definitely the rustic decor is a plus. I definitely recommend this place as a local lovely pub.

A proper pub with decent restaurant. The staff and owners are really friendly and beers are first…read moreclass with regular guest ales. First place I head for when there's an international rugby match on and I'm without a ticket.

This is a first class pub with high quality food at extremely reasonable prices. There is a large…read morebar and a separate restaurant room and a sheltered garden at the rear. There are some excellent venues in Welwyn, but I think this is probably the best. I strongly urge you to visit it. It is fairly hard to find as it is well off the main drag. It is possible to walk through to it from the high street, but vehicle access is possible. Just look at the map to the right.

Tewin is home to one of my favourite local country pubs - also home to Lewis Hamilton and Kim…read moreWilde. Refurbished a couple of years ago, the R and C serves great traditional pub food, freshly cooked by the landlord and none of your re-heated frozen rubbish. They also do a few special nights e.g. freshly caught fish and chips on Friday, and curry night on Tuesday. They also have live music on sometimes, blues singers/ gutiarists on Sunday afternoons etc. Sunday lunchtimes tend to be the busiest time, as the Sunday roasts are very popular. No surprise because they are pretty good.

Really lovely place. The inside was decorated very classy - not your typical grungy pub…read more They had a huge outdoor seating area with tables and a fire pit. There was a large selection of beer and wines and mixed drinks. I ordered the diablo pizza, it was super tasty! For desert we shared the apple, berry crumble w custard!! So so delicious! Service was great. They were super busy but all the wait staff where hustling and pushing thru the orders so the wait wasn't long at all!

Just devoured one of the best meals we've enjoyed in England at The Red Lion. Rustic tomato basil…read moresoup, baked camembert cheese w/ plum & apple chutney and a sweet potato massaman curry. Yum!! Highly recommend

My family drives by this place often, but finally decided to give it a try yesterday. It seems…read morequite popular by all the cars parked in the lot. Despite that it wasn't terribly crowded inside; we were seated quickly, we ordered our drinks and put in our order for food. Took quite awhile for our starters and the pumpkin-ginger soup was a disappointment. It wasn't flavorful; completely watered down. The staff were nice, but we weren't thrilled with the food.

Very welcoming staff always helpful . Friendly to children . Good food which is served all day…read more Always a good experience.

I was visiting the area and came across this place. Beautiful space, and good food. Check it outread more

Entered there by curiosity. Really lovely interior and staff. We had 2 lunch menus, one starter and…read moreone main course and one main menu and a desert. The food presentation was really nice and food pretty tasty, with one exception the peas puree. Will return for sure, the place is lovely and food not pricey in comparison to London.

Agree with the other review, the place is brilliant, it is frankly just the sort of pub everyone…read morewould want to have in their village!!! The decor is nicely done and clean, with two warming fireplaces, very comfortable chairs and very welcoming people working there. There are three real ales - one guest local ale (currently Tring Blonde). Also Greene King London Glory and IPA. There is an impressive food menu with very tasty freshly cooked imaginative dishes on offer. There is a light-bite type daytime menu and an a la carte for the daytime and evening. The quality of the food is as good as a posh London restaurant, the fish & chips (triple cooked chips!) is a favourite, as is the flatbread pizza, the Candlestick burger and the beef & ale pie. Good deserts, great coffee machine too. Can't fault it. On a nice footpath walking route and stunning scenery round about just the sort of place you want to midpoint after a walk in the country.

Clearly a popular local pub, they make the most of a small bar area with a number of real ale taps…read more Dog-friendly and with great decor of photos of the local area through the decades as well as displayed brassware etc. Friendly staff and a welcoming ingle nook which is probably very cosy when the fire is on.

Great ales and great company here. A fine way to spend to a rainy Sunday. This pub is full of…read morecharacter, animal friendly, excellent ales (see photo), and with a friendly helpful staff. Highly recommended! :)

The Holly Bush has to be the archetypel olde english pub. Beautiful wooden interior, full of…read moreantique furniture that is so highly polished you dont want to put your glass down, without using a beer mat. 4 good ales on tap including a guest. To compliment the great ale is the fine selection of cold and hot food. This pub is a must, a real gem.

A fabby, little bit posh, pub. Excellent food and good sized portions too. It's in the countryside…read more Very genteel with excellently kept real ale. :D