Hospitable, great ambience and hearty food - definitely recommend a visit esp if you enjoy the good…read moreold fashioned pub culture

Loved this place! Went there after taking someone to Harry Potter. It was drive from the location…read moreby not bad and well worth it. This is not or typical pub food place. The chef takes a lot of pride in his dishes and the staff is friendly. You might need to call ahead for reservations.

This is a lovely locals pub. It sells lagers and real ale and has been awarded a Cask Marque…read more Sunday Lunch is a carvery, excellent range of meats and veg, friendly waiting staff. Childrens play area in the garden. lovely on a hot summers day. Occassional live music. Overall friendly owners and staff, family friendly. They have a facebook page for up to date info

A really cosy pub set in a residential street that resembles nothing more than an enlarged front…read moreroom. Four real ales on tap, the ones we tried were well kept. A real locals' place and a warm welcome. Traditional snacks too including pickled eggs. A great find within a very short staggering distance!

Veryyyy.....slowwwww.....service…read more Got here at 6pm. Party of 9. Ordered a couple of sharable platters which came out almost immediately. Then, we waited 2 hrs 20 min for our food. Food was ok. I ordered triple fried chips. They were less crispy than a regular order of chips.

Saturday evening, my husband suggests finding a pub with a nice outside eating area to cheer me up…read moreas I'm recovering from foot surgery and can't get out much. Searched online and phoned this pub thinking we'd get the "sorry we're fully booked". Imagine my surprise when we were told that they have plenty of seating inside, may be a few outside tables but to be aware that there was a private function outside. Car park was full and we had to park on a verge, then navigate our way past the bar with jugs of Pimms (for the private party) and the bouncy castle (for the private party). The waitress found us a table at the back of the pub where some of the private party were but was away from the music and the noisy children. The waitress brought us the menus and asked if we'd like to order drinks and told us to order food at the bar. However, when she returned with our drinks, she took our food order. No doubt taking pity on the guy walking with sticks and the woman with her foot in a Barco boot! I haven't had a very big appetite since my foot surgery so opted for the halloumi and red pepper stack on ciabatta bread whilst my husband had the salmon. Have to say that the food was really nice! Felt that the waiting staff went out of their way to be helpful! Wasn't sure that I would want dessert but the passion fruit eton mess was tempting and husband was having nuttela gnocchi so, why not? Sometimes eton mess is really rich and sweet but can honestly say that the passion fruit eton mess had just the right mix of tart and sweetness, I highly recommend it! This pub might be in the middle of nowhere but the menu is good and the service excellent, and there's not many places where I've been able to say that!

Best Sunday Roast in Watford. Always nice service, very friendly host. English pub with seasonal…read moredecorations. Won Watford Observer 2023 award for the best pub in Watford.

Comfy boozer with a quirky interior, serving a few ales on tap.read more

I came here based on the locals' reviews and was greatly disappointed. I stepped up the bar and…read moreasked for an IPA and was given a cask ale instead. Before I knew that, I asked if I could see a menu and they said I could take any table, but it would be a 15 minute wait. I took one, found my beer to be incorrect and could not get anyone's attention for five minutes to fix it. I waited for a waiter or waitress to come by - nothing. I never received a menu for 35 minutes, before finally one was dropped off with the stipulation that I would need to wait 5 minutes before I ordered. By that time I finished the cask. 20 minutes later, no one came to take my order. Within that time, new patrons came in, were seated and served right next to me. When someone finally came, they asked if I wanted to order, and I replied, "No thank you". They sighed and mouthed off saying they were trying their best; however, they never once tried to offer me another drink or offered me an option like a starter. They were just a poorly run bar.

Great pub with an excellent range of ales to choose from...also a good choice if you are looking to…read moregrab a bite to eat!

Actually a half-decent pub rather than purely a restaurant. Had Greene King IPA, Abbot and Deuchars…read moreIPA when I visited. Bar staff were friendly, but perhaps not good enough to tempt me away from The Swan in Bushey itself. Rather intrusive music and TV screens everywhere. Perhaps requires another visit or two to be sure!

Sunday lunch. The service was friendly and efficient and the prices, especially the £10 special is…read moregood value. However, the food was quite bland. The pork "tested of nothing" one of our group commented, the battered fish was close to undercooked and the chicken was carved in such a way that it was hard to eat without small bone fragments getting in the way. Especially for a child's portion I would have expected breast meat off the bone. The crumble and custard was excellent. I can't comment on anything other than Sunday lunch but what I ate was unlikely to make me want to return. It's. Shame as the pub is great.

What a lovely pub! Popped in here on a sunny afternoon…read more The place is ye olde and has so many quirky features. The barman was a chatty friendly bloke and it would seem really enjoyed his job - which makes a difference. There is a good selection of drinks on sale here and they are happy to mix it up a bit if you ask for something "off-piste". It is very well looked after and everything is clean and tidy. You can hire this place out for occasions and the staff will work with you on what exactly you want. There is a patio area to the rear, which is lovely and quiet and you forget that you are near a main road. Good prices, fantastic service, I am definitely going to be making this one of my preferred local pubs to go to. If reviews did emojis, I'd probably insert a heart blowing kiss one here.

While out in Radlett, I decided to stop by the Cat & Fiddle. The kitchen was closed from 3pm till…read more6pm, and during that time the pub was pretty empty with the exception of hundreds of cat nicnacs. We had some time to talk with the employees whom were friendly and told us about this history of the place. Eventually we had food - I had the Fish and Chips - and the food was as great as the staff

I discovered Roud Bush on an intrepid cycle ride which led us here…read more This pub is secluded in nature. They do have their own private parking lot. Me and friend at the time sat in the garden, which Is like your house garden to be honest not a pub one. It had a children slide and another playset which you could get in Argos. I had Cream Tea for around £6ish, it was good, not the greatest I've ever had. Another visit, I came on a Sunday afternoon which was busy. Again a cosy small pub inside. I liked that they had Sunday papers to read while I enjoy a drink. I will return to try their food next time.

Nice spot to come for a drink in the centre of town. The decor is trendy, the music is upbeat, and…read morethe drinks are half price from 5-10. This is my go to spot for a drink in Watford.