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Dylans at The Kings Arms Gastropub
Welcome to Dylans at The King’s Arms which is of St Albans oldest pubs, housed in a beautiful 15th Tudor Century building on George Street in the Cathedral Quarter of St Albans. A Top 100 Good Food Guide Pub 2025. Owner, Sean Hughes and his family run the pub closely with their team. Dylans at The Kings Arms is in the Good Food Guide 3 years running and is loved locally for its award-winning food, service (winner of Best Front of House Team in the UK – Top50 Gastropubs) and extensive range of craft beer, specialist wines and spirits. The kitchen is headed up by Josh Searle, serving a seasonal a la carte menu in the restaurant and a regularly changing bar menu.
Fox Harpenden Gastropub
The Fox in Harpenden features a stylish outdoor patio for al fresco dining. Enjoy classic pub food, wines, real ales and lagers, perfect for relaxing with friends.
The White Horse Gastropub
The White Horse is a delightful pub in Hatching Green. Five minutes from the bustling centre of Harpenden on the one hand & Junction 9 of the M1 on the other, the pub has a lovely country setting, surrounded by a large leafy garden & terrace. The bar is warm & cosy, with old parquet & low beams hung with antique copper jugs, while the dining room is light & fresh, its French windows opening onto a sunny terrace. In our charming private dining room, up a winding stair in the oldest part of the pub, we can comfortably host a dinner party for twelve.
The Wicked Lady Gastropub
The Wicked Lady in St Albans pairs exquisite interiors and a lovely garden with wines, real ales and seasonal menus, perfect for al fresco dining and group celebrations.
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