Great property. Friendly staff. Exceptional food. I needed a place to stay near Knebworth for a…read moreconference and this place was recommended by a friend. They've apparently updated things recently, and it definitely show. They even provide old-school hotel rooms like it's 1978. Groovy, baby. Stay here with confidence. I'll definitely be back the next time time a trip to Knebworth goes down.

A great country pub in the small village of Woolmer Green. It has a great selection of well kept…read morereal ales with frequently changing guest ales. A good selection of larger and wines also on offer. The food here is wonderful, all made and cooked on site by their resident chiefs and all produce is sourced locally. The prices are very reasonably and on a Wednesday and Saturday they have a selection of home made pies priced at £5.75 which and are brimming with fillings, it also comes with a potato side of your choice and fresh veg, I normally struggle to finish it. The puddings are something to die for, highly recommend the cheesecake. As for the staff, I have not found another pub that has staff this accommodating and friendly, nothing is to much trouble for them, if something you want is not on the menu, they will try to accommodate your needs. The pub is an old coaching house it has a large bar area split by a fantastic open fire that is lit during the colder periods giving it that real country pub atmosphere. It has some big round tables in this area that can seat 6-8 people, ideal for having a chat and a drink with friends, it also has some soft sofas for lounging around on. They have a defined restaurant area, which is set to the side and tastefully decorated. I believe they also do B&B so an ideal location to stay if you like your country walks. All in all this is a lovely pub, give it a try if you are in the area.

The atmosphere was laid-back, Good beers and drinks. Nice options for sharing and finger foods.read more

Been here loads of times and always had a good time, they have a great range of real ales which you…read moreare welcome to try a little taste of before deciding. They also have Estrella beer which is one of my favorites from Spain so I usually go for that. The staff are friendly and we usually have a bit of banter with them it all makes for a good evening. The food here is popular and although we dont usually eat I have a couple of times and was happy with the quality and price. They do miss out to the eternal lure of the Indian place directly over the road though ! On the whole I like the pub , the staff and the general atmosphere. I will be back soon.

We went here for a family boxing day meal and found the pub was fantastic inside, it being located…read moreon the main A1001 road between Hatfield and Potters Bar. We had a large party of us going, but they catered for all of us very quickly and efficiently. The service we received when here was fantastic and the food itself was lovely. I would definitely recommend coming here for a meal and would have no hesitation coming back here in future.

Off the A1000, the pub is rather hard to see, with only a small sign sticking out onto the road…read more There is ample parking space, and greenery which is always pleasant. The pub itself is picturesque, with traditional oak beams and an inviting village feel. Inside the pub offers and good lunch and dinner, with prices under the £10 per head mark for what i would describe a wholesome pub grub. Drinks are also very reasonable priced, and the sofa's offer a great place to sit and chat with friends although i would recommend to get there early, as by 9pm the best spots are gone although no late license does limit the pubs appeal of weekends. The secret of this pub is the beer garden with expansive views into the countryside.

Fantastic staff and wonderful beer selection. The food is absolutely fantastic, go here make this…read moreyour local spot.

Great place, great enthusiastic to help staff great food, common dresscode though and never any…read moretwiglets crisps. But overall great experience.

Good service good food good portions clean and decorated very well nothing more to addread more

Where do I start? The pub is on the main through road of Gosfield so can't be missed easily. Plenty…read moreof parking space, if one of you is driving. Unlike many pubs today, which thrive to survive using the the restaurant side, this pub has two bars as well as the restaurant. So, if you want just a pint then there is plenty of seating room. Wood beamed ceiling and inglenook fireplace, nice for those colder nights in winter. We were there to celebrate a 30th birthday and on arriving, early, we were welcomed by the bar staff with warm cheery smiles (a pleasant surprise these days). A table for the eight of us was already laid and we decorated it a little. Then down to a few drinks while awaiting the other guests. Nice selection of real ales and, I noticed, a fantastic selection of worldwide whiskies (although my favourite, Laphroaig, was absent). Once seated we perused the fantastic menu. I guarantee that there would be something on it that anyone would choose, even veggies. My problem was that there was so much choice and I wanted to try everything. I started with Cromer crab and avocado with lime dressing. Aberdeen Angus rump steak with a homemade peppercorn dressing (none of the usual bottled sauce), Portabello mushroom and really CHUNKY chips Wow delicious, both courses. Finally, cheese and biscuits. Three unusual local cheeses, with loads of crackers, celery, apple wedges, butter and a pot of home made chutney. A meal in itself. Going on the sounds from our friends and the empty plates around the table I can only assume that the other meals were as delicious as mine. Nice touch for a pub. Cream teas in the afternoon, unusual. Anyway, thanks to all you guys and gals behind the bar and in the kitchen for a wonderful evening. You all have done the English pub/restaurant trade PROUD. We will see you again.

This pub has a gorgeous garden, really good place to be on a sunny afternoon. Beers are from…read moreMcmullens, not always reliable, but the seasonal beer was actually rather nice and probably didn't last long! Restaurant in the conservatory.

Good back street locals pub. Well known for its food - nice garden at the back. Well used by locals.read more

A pleasing little place. We sat in the conservatory, which was a little warm, but really nice to be…read moreable to look out at the sky while eating. Simple straightforward tables and chairs. Down to Earth classic pub menu. Food nicely executed. Beer selection a little stunted. Overall a very pleasant experience, would certainly go again.

A very friendly village pub. The staff and locals are all pleasant. The beer and other drinks are…read moredecent and very affordable. The standard of the open mic night was pretty low but it was still enjoyable. They're dog friendly. The food is really excellent and they are particularly (quite rightly) proud of their curry.

This pub is a great place to eat. The building is an old thatched coaching house which was built in…read more1660. Low ceilings with beams - watch out if you are over 6ft! It does great food at a good price. Also has accomodation. Large car park. Lovely outdoor area with tables for eating. Children welcome. Staff are friendly and always willing to help. Menu has a wide range of food from baked potatoes and sandwhiches to more traditional pub food like pies etc. Food is usually served fairly quickly and has always tasted good. Drinks are normal prices for the Cambridge area. They have a lovely fire lit in the winter. There are a few saloon style tables which give you a lovely private feel. Worth a visit if you are in the area. Maybe after visiting the Imperial War Museum. The pub has won a few awards over the years. In the past they have run a drive you home service not sure if this is still on offer though.

The food was great, the service was excellent, and the atmosphere took me back in time. Will…read morehappily become a repeat customer.