Stopped in for a quick dinner. Thought I'd try their fish and chips…read more The bar looked really well stocked. Unfortunately, I wasn't in the mood for a cocktail, but I may return one evening for a smoked old fashioned. Stay tuned for a future update. The staff was very helpful. The fish and chips were good. Nice portion.

The flat iron steaks which were the best we've eaten for a long time, thanks to Chef Tom!read more

The restaurant was busy but had plenty of staff so the wait time was fine! The menu is excellent!…read moreLocally sourced where possible with choices of 2 or 3 course set menus for a very reasonable price considering the quality! I had Cornish sole which was excellent! The staff were very friendly and the bill for 5 of us including cocktails to start, wine and a tip was £250 which I thought was excellent!

I went to St Albans Lussmanns last night to celebrate my daughter's 21st birthday. We were a large…read moreparty of 11. On arrival we were greeted with such enthusiasm and we felt valued from the beginning. Kelly looked after our large table and she couldn't have done more! Our glasses were always filled, the water was constantly replenished, the food was served in good time, she could not have been lovelier! As for the food....delicious! There were 3 vegetarians in our party who all had a choice of dishes which doesn't always happen! The rest of us enjoyed a varied and very fresh menu. Of particular mention was the onglet steak and the halibut. Overall an amazing night and a big thank you to Kelly for making it so very special, for all her hard work and kindness, for bringing out a birthday cake and for not minding that we stayed so late!

Lovely, characterful place with good food and drink. Lots of places to sit and the service is dealt…read moregood. It's got quite rustic decor and they've continued the theme throughout (eg. the sugar on the tables is in empty golden syrup tins). It's well staffed and a lovely place to stop off when going round St. Albans. Well worth a visit!

Corporate hipster vibe. Think exposed brick, open kitchen, coffee in chemistry apparatus, facial…read morehair, that sort of thing. It is massive, so you'll get a table and can hang out. But it is also pricey. Breakfast good but small, it under delivers on menu promises.

I'm not a massive fan of the Harvester chain, but sometimes it's just cheap and convenient enough…read moreto tempt you in This Harvester is situated right next to Junction 9 the M1, on the A5 and has a large car park. I was passing Flamstead on my way to pick up inlaws from Luton Airport and as I had time to kill I stopped off here for lunch, it was a Sunday and just after midday. The restaurant at this time wasn't very busy, there was luckily no wait for our table and although there was only 2 of us we were given a table for 4, which is always good as the tables for 2 can be a bit tight. The food was typical Harvester, not fantastic but nothing to complain about but what set this particular Harvester apart from others i've experienced was the genuinely friendly and eager service offered by the waiters.

It is a rare occasion when I visit a Harvester,because at the end of the day it is usually a second…read moreor third option. Such was the case yesterday,the little country pub was fully booked so we had to find somewhere close to eat,and the local Harvester was the nearest option. I can't really fault the food,my steak was nice if a little bloody for medium well,the mix grill that Mrs Z had was fine,the rack of ribs that were ordered looked good, and the other steak that was ordered seemed to go down quite well too. Where the place fell down a bit was in the dirty menu department,which as i'm sure you'll agree is pretty poor going,although tempered a bit by the free salad bar (well stocked) and the free soft drinks refills.. Harvester,a decent second choice,but when all is said and done that's all it is....

One of my favourite pubs, it's got free Wi-Fi, Two beer…read moregardens and a snug just aching for a stop-by. The staff are welcoming and remember your favourite tipple, The food is excellent and that's makes this threat triple. King Harry is the prize at the end of walking up a stiff hill, Or the first stop on a quest to taste some of Saint Albans's goodwill. Enjoy.

The new menu has arrived at the King Harry pub, and I love the card-free stuffed guinea fowl breast…read morewith tasty veg, delicious. My friend enjoyed his steak and chips, but was very disappointed to find that the horseradish butter was not there, and there was no replacement, apparently it's available next week. Very busy, so you need to book. Great service from Coco and Rebecca! Nice selection of changing beers! All the dishes coming out of the kitchen looked good!

A 3 day beer festival lured many people along to this quality establishment wich continues to be a…read morewell kept secret. It continues to improve and on today's lunch can't get much better! A good selection of roasts makes for a difficult choice, but the pork belly was a good selection! An excellent selection of festival beers!

Sign on the door said no under 21's after 7:00. So we went in with our 14 year old at 5:25 to order…read morefood and a pint. Had a pint, want to order another pint and some food at 6:05, and they told us to leave. We would have eaten and left by 7:00.

Got my order wrong. Ordered chicken got fish When the second order arrived it had the wrong…read morevegetables. Talked to the manager. She proceeded to argue about the vegetable. I have been traveling the UK for the past three weeks and eating out every day. This is the worst dining experience so far

This is one of the best restaurants in Hatfield there is no better place for fish Friday than here…read moreI would highly recommend this to any family for a nice dinner! The staff are really nice and very helpful would gladly tip them! this restaurant is very clean and tidy! The drinks are nice and cold I would recommend there coke!

First, the positive points: Cute, retro decor with a great mid century modern vibe that really…read moremakes you want to come inside. The waitstaff are attentive and do not hang about. Now on to the incredibly unfortunate part: My breakfast. I ordered the Lebanese breakfast plate, which is avocado toast zhuzh'd up with hummus, fresh cream, feta, eggs, and purple cabbage (yes, the addition of this brassica should have been a red flag). What I got was a cute turquoise plate with a mound of what was my order covered in bright pink sludge masquerading as hummus. I'm guessing the chef thought that pink hummus would be an inventive choice against the plate color? Aside from the color, the taste was horrific and most-definitely not homemade. Hummus is at its core essence a 4-ingredient situation (chick peas, water, tahini, lemon juice) but this tasted like only the first two items were used). Underneath my "hummus" was a shed load of boiled cabbage and the lightest of smatterings of old brown avocado which tasted like avocado when it's gone brown and should, therefore, be binned. So two stars for the quaint ambiance and take my warning seriously and steer clear of what I ate. Hopefully, their other offerings are better.

This isn't part of the famous breakfast club chain but it's just as yummy and half the price…read more We were looking for venues to eat in in an unfamiliar area and stumbled upon breakfast club. With just half an hour to spare before it closed (it's only open till 3pm) we sped to the restaurant to find it bustling with customers. The menu is extensive with what must be around 50 items including a specials menu and loads of veggie options. I ordered the grilled cheese sandwich (£6.50) which was dripping with a ridiculous amount cheese. The order also came with a pot of slightly salty tomato soup to dip the sandwich in. Overall the breakfast club has amazing hangover food in a homely environment. Portion sizes are huuuuge too!