Good bar, good food good prices! Becomes busier towards the end of the week.read more

Quite an alright bar actually, with good food in the day.read more

The Emperors Head has new management Becca and Ryan and have gone from strength to strength. The…read morepub has a great family atmosphere with great entertainment plus all the Sports too. The have regular live bands and KARAOKE and lots of different events and is soon going to be opening the kitchens up (after refurbishment) which I understand will be serving great pub food. If you want a good night out, with great prices, entertainment and a very friendly host, then this is the place for you.

This pub has been taken over recently by Gary and Debbie, it used to have a really bad name, but…read morethey have changed the pub totally. It is now friendly for ALL ages and that includes 50's and over, as well as the younger ones, the music is great, but not ear blasting, so you can still talk. Gary is putting on lots of different events and is soon going to be opening the kitchens up (after refurbishment) which I understand will be serving great pub food. If you want a good night out, with great prices, entertainment and a very friendly host, then this is the place for you. Contact details are incorrect for this pub I usually use the following link https://www.facebook.com/EmperorsHead?fref=ts

Another great experience - very happy, attentive server. Clean warm environment and great…read moreofferings. I had the mushroom soup (hot and excellent) followed by a chicken liver pate ( since they were out of the terrine in the menu). Love it with a nice South African Shiraz. Finished with a traditional English "comfort food" dessert - Jam Rolypoly with custard. Have to admit not quite as good as my Mum used to make - but it was great anyway. Will definitely be back on a next visit to the "Olde Country"

Mine and hubbys fav xxx Dog friendly and the best Sunday…read morelunch around X They even have a menu for dogs too if you book a table in the bar area X The cakes are homemade by the landlady xx my husband loves the lemon drizzle cake the best xxx

A strange step back in time, in some ways, this club has an eclectic mix of clientelle but most…read morelook like they are still in the 70's. Very friendly however. They have some excellent live music of a more alternate kind usually Fri., Sat., Sun. Downstairs is free entry bar akin to a working man's club decor. The music venue is upstairs and has reasonably priced entrance fees. All I can say for the decor there is scruffy and lived in. Painted black, with fabric ceiling drapes and paintings, the entrance door has hippy style paintings and the ladies has a graffitti board and chalk. Bar at one end and band sales and bandroom at the other. Reasonably sized and not claustrophobic when packed. The bands tend to sit around when not performing and often chat. It is an experience and we keep going back.

From the owner: Sports bar and music venueread more

Imagine my trepidation the sign said Greene King Brewery pretty much like every other pub in this…read moretown but it also said guest real ales . Oh HappY Day Greene king beer was well in the minority and a good selection of ales a couple I had never heard of . At last Stevenage seems to have entered the true real ale age .

Good pub with different ales and the occasional ale festival. The food has an average choice but…read morethere is an outside area. We usually start at the chequers and then make our way toward the old town. There is live music which is good and there is a small dance floor. Decent little boozer.

Under new management. Friendly. Cheap. Two pints of real ale under a fiver. 2 steaks and a bottle…read moreof wine £16, Feels rural, a duck pond, ducks, rabbits. A restaurant and loads of outside tables but fairly empty. Go Enjoy.

friendly staff, the food is really nice too. I'd advise that you go for a meal there rather than…read moreusing it as an actual pub. Plenty of tables and a relaxed atmosphere

Yes we like it so much that we visited 2 days in a row! Letchworth was my birthplace and where I…read moregrew up until I went to University in 1967!! Letchworth was founded by Ebenezer Howard in 1906, and being a Quaker he forbade alcohol and pubs etc within the city limits. That is not common for Brits - who love their beers and gin and tonics!! So the growth of pubs and licensed premises in the last decade or two has been "refreshing"!! Both Mrs G and I loved this place! On day 1 Mrs G went for a burger which she liked very much indeed, while I opted for the full English breakfast which was excellent! We both had juices (no booze!!) while on day 2 we both took the buttermilk pancakes with bacon and maple syrup. Rare in England and delicious. Service was outstanding, warm and friendly. The whole ambience was wonderful - families, friends, mums and babies groups. Bright, airy, spacious and in the warm weather a beautiful indoor/outdoor experience. Yes of course we will be back next time that we are in Letchworth again!!

We come here relatively often for Saturday brunch and it is always a pleasant experience. On a…read morerecent Saturday visit Lizzy in front-of-house and Josh in the kitchen went out of their way to improve our dining experience by providing some additional breakfast items for my plate, without being asked, because I had placed my order incorrectly. Exceptional customer service, a very thoughtful gesture and presented with a smile and a very professional and accommodating attitude. I will always recommend Cultivo Lounge for a casual meal or drinks, any time of day. Thanks Lizzy and Josh. See you again next time.

Great local, old style…read more Friendly locals (look out for the character: Billy - not to be confused with Bill). I good selection of ales. Friendly manager, always up for a laugh. Quiz night is on a Tuesday or was when I was visiting. https://www.marquisoflornestevenage.co.uk/index Try it, see what you think.

I had visitors this week and they wanted to explore the old town…read more Around 5pm we got thirsty and popped in here. The place looks very old and we got chatting to locals outside, on the picnic style, benches at the front who told us it was once 3 cottages and the huge house across the road, just visible behind the church, was a farm house. The benches are a nice place to sit in the sun and the customers are very friendly. We were soon chatting away and got bought a drink. One of their dogs adopted me and went to sleep on me. (I am not great with dogs..I am sure they know). Inside 2 bars and a small pretty back courtyard but everyone seems to prefer being out the front watching the world go by. The staff are friendly and polite. Huge inglenook fireplace and wide beams..it is rather pretty. Good range of ales and beers and Bulmers pear cider. Loses a star for being slightly more expensive than other pubs in the area but enjoyable non the less. On the way home an hour and a half later we met RDC coming to see where we were and we ended up going back there. The crowd had changed to older people. Pleasant evening. They do food but can't comment on it.

C2C is one of our favourite restaurants in Stevenage, not that there a lot of restaurants to choose…read morefrom in Stevenage. The staff at C2C have always been friendly. And the food has never been disappointing, but the portion size are huge and for a person with a poor appetite I always struggle to finish. Have loved all the dishes I have eaten so far at C2C. It has been almost 6 months since our last visit to C2C and I realised the menu has changed and it is quite appealing. We ordered the BBQ platter, and after being served we realised it was meant to be a sharing platter for 4 and not for 2...it was BIG. The platter comprised of chicken tender (my all time fav, missed the blue cheese dip they used to serve with it), succulent hand cut ribs (my sister loved them), American loaded bacon & cheese and cheese & chives skins, BBQ chicken wings (it was really good) and finally tortilla chips topped with salsa and homemade chilli cheese sauce. We struggled finishing half of the platter but the Millionaires waffle looked so good that we choose to order one and share it. It was like cherry on top of the icing. Warm fresh waffles with salted caramel & chocolate sauce and ice-cream topped with honeycomb balls. I have always ordered chocolate brownie with chocolate sauce and honeycomb ice-cream (one of the staff member insisted I tried the honeycomb ice-cream, glad she did) and it is my favourite dessert at C2C. Now I have two favourites.

Service was absolutely shocking! We didn't get a table until 10 minutes after we arrived, when…read morethey're were multiple tables for us. Portion size wasn't worth the price. Most of the staff seemed disorganised, we had four different waiters. They kept us waiting for fifteen minutes before we could to order dessert! Background music was the best part. First and last time :(

Bank Holiday Sunday and it is pouring with rain. Walk to the pub for Veggie breakfast…read more It gets three stars because it was a decent size and only £2.59 and the beer was cheap. The sausages were rubbery. The tomato was yellow and rock hard and the hash browns taste of oil that had gone slightly rancid. I guess we could have been in any Wetherspoon in any town. A barn of a place, uninteresting and it took forever to get served even though it wasn't very busy. Don't think we will bother again.

Service was slow. Average pub food - and cold, average pub food. There were 4 of us eating, so…read morenot a big enough crowd to warrant keeping food waiting. Family seem to like coming here for the 'steak night special'. It appears that you get what you pay for. Steaks were thin and overcooked. Personally, I'd fire up my own BBQ grill and get a bottle of wine from Tesco.