This is a really friendly pub which has a real sense of local community about it. It is split into…read moretwo parts with the front part having a pool table and darts board in it, and the back part which has a lot of tables and seating areas. The back area is more suitable for people who have come out for a chat and a catch up or want some food. The food is typical pub style food such as macaroni cheese or lasagne but it is really nice and great value. A good place to come if you are local and fancy a night off cooking! They often hold quiz nights and karaoke nights which are good fun. This pub is not situated in the middle of Rushden with all the other pubs so you don't tend to get under age kids in there and it's not the sort of pub that you would get any trouble in as it is more of a pub for the locals who live nearby.

Excellent little pub in Cambridge, just outside the city center with a great stout selection …read more.. nice bartender that works afternoon named Dusty. Outside patio for uses if it's not raining !!! Lol

The Castle is a good Cambridge pub with an excellent selection of beers, reasonable food and…read morefriendly service. The beers on tap are from Adnams, the Southwold brewery. They have tables in the rear garden which makes for a good setting when the weather obliges. For those of us that like beer, drinking a pint of Southwold bitter in the garden on a warm summers day is a perfect pastime.

The Rose and Crown is one of Hitchin's oldest pubs - there's a sign outside detailing its history,…read moreits various name changes over the centuries and some of the scandalous antics of its owners and landlords. It's situated slap-bang on the market place and so its location couldn't be more central. It's actually a tiny little pub with not much room inside which means that the crowds can spill-out onto the square at popular times. The lack of space can make it a bit of a pain to get served sometimes too. Having said that, the beers alright and the prices are very good. Worth a look if you're in the area.

I love the rose,the food is nice and people are friendly the staff can't do enough for you,was most…read moresurprised that they are not doing lunches anymore,as people have a drink with their lunch and stay longer so we didn't go in today, please i hope you start to do lunches again as worried place will close like all the others Many thanks Barbara Pritchard

The Rose and Crown is a pub that I have visited for many years. It is situated in the High Street…read moreso has easy access. It always looks pleasant from the outside in the Summer as they do make an effort with lovely hanging baskets outside. It has a friendly feel to it, with a bar area and seating areas so if you want a quiet chat there are tables away from the main area towards the back of the pub. They have band nights which get really busy and are great fun, but only go if you like a lot of noise as no chance of a quiet chat when the music starts! They also hold quiz nights which are very hard but a lot of fun! This pub does not really get any trouble and it tends to attract people from their 20s to 60s so one for all ages really as it has something for everyone. They also sell food which I have never had the pleasure of trying, but the smell of Sunday Roast coming from the pub on a Sunday afternoon is divine. If you are in Rushden then this is a well established pub that you should try.

This is a lovely pub in Hertfordshire, situated in the pretty countryside between Hitchin and…read moreStevenage in Titmore Green. Their menu offers a good variety of options, some which are quite original and interesting. The food is of a high quality and it tastes lovely. The pub is situated right on the main road, but they have large gardens that extend out the back which makes up for this. It's great to eat outside in the Summer. This place seems very popular at weekends and you may need to book in advance. Definitely worth a visit. Downsides are that you can only really get there by car or taxi and their car park isn't huge, so you may have difficulty parking when it's very busy.

this is a real find, beautiful country pub with warm atmosphere and open fires - great this time of…read moreyear. food is very very good, and I am fussy. recommend to book thou as not the biggest pub and limited amount of covers.

Quite the village pub! The New Inn is an excellent place to get a wonderful meal and a friendly…read morepint. A family run freehouse, it is probably the best restaurant in the Rushden area. Not the cheapest, not the biggest, but probably the overall best. Arthur and his family do a bang up job of providing wonderful meals and friendly service to visitors and locals alike. Always two cask ales on tap (usually Greene King IPA and Timothy Taylor's Landlord), a few draught beers and ciders, and a small bottle selection. Quite the gin selection, too, as well as a wine list. You'll be sure to find locals sitting in the cozy fire warmed pub section in the winter, or enjoying the beautiful shaded garden in the summer. Well-behaved dogs and children are welcomed!

The Park is certainly a strong contender for the title of 'Best Pub In Bedford', it's a little far…read moreout of the centre but in all honestly that is definate plus as it stops it from getting mobbed like all the bars on the high street. It is a very large pub which makes it suited for both a group trip in the evening or a quiet drink with a solitary friend (maybe even a 'special' friend). Beer is well kept, staff are friendly, all in all it's very good. I recommend a pint of eagle, it's the pride and joy of bedford.

Don't know what place the other reviewers where in but it wasn't the same place as me! Service was…read moreawful, staff rude and unfriendly, food overpriced and overrated. Forgot starters, one drink and main meals where delivered in relays. Last person to receive main course, two had already finished!!! Asked for water at the table when we ordered original drinks, got glasses for the water just as we received the bill!!!To really "ice the cake", when I asked if the manager was in the reply was NO. A particularly poor experience considering the bill came to over £160.00. Very very poor.

Good pub, local and traditional yet has some modernness to it with having a pool table and free…read morewireless internet. There's an outside area as well for people to smoke. They mostly have ales, but have some lager as well like Becks Vier, Stella, Fosters etc

Yet another of Cambridge's average pubs. This isn't to mean it isn't a nice pub but I just find it…read moreto be quite similar to many others around. There isn't anything that really stands out about this pub on Covent Garden. However, the building is rather pretty.