Pubs & Inns
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10 Brilliant Beer Gardens in Herts & Beds
The pubs are OPEN! (Well, just the gardens... but who cares) Woo hoo! Here's where to head in our counties to quaff rosé and wolf down some great grub that you haven't cooked yourself
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Valentine’s date night delivered with love
Cupid’s in the kitchen! Here are 10 of Herts & Beds best takeaways bringing the food of lurve to you this Valentine’s Day, all wrapped up and sealed with a (socially distanced) kiss!
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Tip-top takeaways to see you through lockdown
Restaurants, cafes and bars may be closing, but you can still support our brilliant local businesses by ordering a takeaway. Oh go on, if we must...
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The Royal Standard of England
Want to impress the rellies? Take them to the oldest freehouse in England - at 900 years old with resident ghosts, The Royal Standard in Forty Green (near Beaconsfield) has character in spades.
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The perfect pub grub?
Scampi aficionado Jo Sutherland has a lotta love for the classic pub fayre at the newly rebooted Full Moon in Hawridge.
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36 perfect pubs with rooms
Fancy a weekend away in the countryside? The intrepid Muddy editors across 19 counties know all the best spots for a relaxed overnighter. Eat, drink, RELAX!
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The Cricketers, Weston
Looking for a proper, cosy pub? Home-cooked food, real ale and log fires? Perhaps with a muddy walk before or after? Welcome to The Cricketers.
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Sunday lunch sorted
Bring on the Yorkshire puds! The best spots for a weekend nosh up across 18 Muddy counties.
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The White Hart, Welwyn
Steamed buns with crispy hake, I can't get you out of my mind!
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Muddy Eats: The Alford Arms rises from the ashes
The fire that closed The Alford Arms in Frithsden earlier this year left good food and beer lovers across this end of the county howling and bereft. And understandably so. But it's back -- and it's just as lovely, as welcoming, as comfortable, and as popular as it ever was...
