A Greene King pub but they do at least have the decent Timothy Taylor Landlord as a guest…read morealternative to the varied GK swills. Besides the owners, it is an ok pub. Apart from the overflowing urinal!

Ate here on a business trip in April - quite possibly the most satisfying meal I have ever had in…read moremy 25 year life (& I'm not kidding). I find myself comparing every other meal to DA - they have raised my bar on food quality standards! Fun & friendly staff too (you won't get that everywhere in the UK).

This pub has been relatively recently been refurbished, and it is looking a lot better for it. It…read morehas a very clean, sophisticated look, and you feel very relaxed when you walk in. The food there is delicious and is relatively reasonably priced. The baguettes are by far my favourite thing on the menu and you get very generous portions (usually with chips!). There is a wide selection of drinks available and the prices are pretty good. They also play sports on the big screen at the weekends.

In the evening, particularly Friday / Saturday nights, this is a youngsters pub. Steer well clear…read moreif you are over 25!

This is a lovely old low ceilinged pub, Charming place for a pint and, while a Fullers pub, there…read moredoes seem to some ale choice beyond the staples. I've been told this pub used to be much much better some years ago, but if you ask me it is still pretty good right now! Love a place with a bit of history to it.

If you are near Hertford and you like your real ale, this is the place to go…read more It's quite cramped inside with two small bars - the building dates back to 16th Century. The left hand bar is for regulars - I liked it as I used to work in there, and was also a regular - some people thought it was quite unfriendly if you weren't known. The right hand side was known as the other bar. Don't let this put you off - it's only banter! Beer is fullers plus loads of guest beers, regularly rotated. Lots of CAMRA types visit regularly in their jumpers and cords.

We arrived about 1pm on a Friday looking for lunch. The pub was pretty quiet but the landlady was…read morewarm and friendly, giving us our menus and helping us select two ciders. The menu looked good and the prices were very reasonable. My wife chose the steak and kidney pudding with a puff pastry crust (delist!) with veggies and lyonnaise potatoes. I had the shepherds pie which was OK but not great. The landlord took over the bar after a while - less sociable, almost unfriendly. All in all a pretty good pub with good British food - 4 stars!

The Snug is my new favorite Hertford hangout. It's a cheerful and cozy little pub/restaurant near…read morethe Hertford train station. It's by no means a big place, but it made a big impression on me! First of all, the number one reason why I loved the Snug is the free refills on soda. Like many Americans, I love my Coke and I will drink it until I burst. I have become used to getting just one can or bottle here in the UK instead of constant refills throughout my entire visit. I felt like I was back in America! (I do realise that no refills are much healthier than drinking gallons of Coke in one sitting, but it's nice every once in awhile!) Aside from the refills, the food is awesome. My personal favourite is their eggs benedict (vegetarian of course), yet everything I've tried there is great. They also have a fun drink menu, including ice cream drinks which I'm always a sucker for. You can choose to sit inside at a table, in puffy chairs near the windows, or you can sit outside in the back garden for a bit of fresh air. Definitely a must!

Stylish bar, good food served all day. English / continental…read morebreakfast in the morning, light bites / snacks / plates to share through to full on meals throughout the rest of the day. Full range of beers, lagers, vino and cocktails. Reasonable sized patio out the back for those summer days, or just going for a ciggie. Good table service and a nice vibe about the place.

My kind of pub. This place has a great selection of beers, including one that they brew themselves…read more I couldn't look beyond that (and it was very nice too). Out back there is a partially covered courtyard (which slightly unusually you look out upon from the urinal). I didn't really notice the interior much, given the lovely weather.

Best real ale pub in Hertford! Centrally located and very…read morefriendly pub situated in a building that was originally a shop! The beers change regularly however there is normally always one RSB ( Red Squirrel) beer and some unusually named specials toosuch as the X42 named after a Birmingham bus route!! There is one main bar inside and also a covered outside area to increase seating space! However do not worry this is not for smokers! Food is also servedsimple food such as pasties..ideal to soak up all that lovely beer!!

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.

I've been to The Woolpack twice now for lunch. Sometimes we like to wander around Hertford with…read morefriends and have a drink. Burgers are such a great way to have a nice lunch, and The Woolpack supplies a decent selection of burgers. Both times I've gone, I've had the special burger. First was a Cinco De Mayo burger that had salsa, tortilla chips and jalapenos. It was really tasty, but could have been a bit spicier (in fairness, everything could be a bit spicier for me). The second time we went, I had the brie, pear and bacon burger. Also really nice, but I remember it being nicer the previous time. Maybe it's because that time we got to dine out on the patio on a nice warm day and this time it was inside and rainy. The burgers are quite well done, but I think that's more of an issue with it being in a pub (apparently there's a crazy law that burgers in pubs have to be cooked to at least medium well, although I hear that law may be changing). The beer selection is basically McMullen's. Because you're in Hertford, and that's all anyone seems to have. So they don't usually have anything super interesting on draught. It's a nice enough place for Lunch though.

Normally not a pub that I would choose to drink in, but could be handy for the world cup and…read moresunshine - not many places with an outside screen!

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