Fantastic pub restaurant. Wonderful food and an amazing gluten free menu. Great location friendly…read moreatmosphere.

Went for lunch here at 1pm on a Tuesday. There were only 4 other people in the pub. 1 just drinking…read moreand 3 others also having lunch. Not sure why this place was so quiet as we enjoyed it very much. There is ample outside seating and pub looks olde wordly from outside but actually has modern comfortable tables and chairs and even a widescreen tv. The menu was standard pub fayre priced between £6-£9. Although they were advertising 2 meals for £10 credit crunch deal although we didn't take up this offer. I had The Lion Burger which was very filling and tasty. Probably not worth a special trip but if passing I would recommend this place as bar staff were friendly and tasty pub food.

This was one of the best restaurants I ate at during my 2 week stay in the area. The menu had a…read moregreat selection, and service was quick. It definitely had a Mediterranean cafe feel to it.

First time at this restaurant and it is AMAZING especially the club sandwich with earl grey tea!!…read more My cousin had white hot cocoa it was perfectly creamy with treat on the side! Our waitress Tempany very nice and told us the popular plates, definitely recommend coming here for great service and tasty food:) Plus she also mentioned there is free WiFi here! Just need to ask for the password!

This café has got no background music and is open till 8pm. As this combo is absolutely unique in…read moreEngland, there must be some big BUT for me to not award full five stars. This BUT is the café's air-condition. I understand that when it is 28° outside, they want to cool their spaces down a bit, but what they are doing is way over the top. I have to bring additional layers which I put on *inside* the café, which just feels completely stupid. Plus air-conditioning is extremely energetically demanding (much more than heating), so in the price of my drink I am effectively covering the cost of them making me feel unpleasant.

I can't believe how long it took me to find this Cambridge gem. This enormous, three-story…read morebookstore is packed wall to wall with an enormous selection, but with enough cozy leather seats to invite you to get lost in. The staff is knowledgable and friendly, and it has a great café on the second floor. I look forward to spending many more hours hear and highly recommend it.

lovely looking place but not very clean. Terrible service, waited ages for drinks and for our order…read moreto be taken and for plates to be cleared. food was ok but have had better. waited again for dessert menus and went up to get them in the end as the waitress was just chatting at the bar in an empty pub. After waiting for another 15 minutes we decided to leave without dessert. unfriendly place.

Absolutely top notch. We had a number of different courses and every single thing was as good as…read moreit gets. I can't wait til I'm back in the Luton/Hitchin area so I can stop here again. We started with the baked camembert and it was absolutely phenomenal, the combination of flavors was well balanced and perfectly executed. Next we had the confit duck bhajis as an appetizer and they were a wonderful balance of salty and sweet. For my entree I chose the Taste of the Rusty Gun Pork which included these three pork specialties: Slow-cooked pork belly, pulled pork croquette, chorizo dauphinoise with rhubarb gel, watercress and red wine jus. I'm sorry, it took me a moment to get back to typing, I drooled on the keyboard a bit after typing that. The entree was "smashing" to quote my British companion and from there I finished with the Lemon Posset. By the time I was done I could hardly move. Oh, I also had the paired wine with each dish, and they pairings were excellent. I can't wait to go back.

Lovely English pub, in an ancient and characteristic building (not sure whether it's listed)…read more Good food, honest prices. I had the chicken breast, the daily special. was OK, a bit dry but tasty. I asked with vegetables instead of the salad. They were delicious, possibly one of the first pub where they were cooked food and they were tasting something. Just a bit disappointed at the last with the dessert. They don't seem to have anything home made other than their androgen cheese cake. I went for it, but the chocolate sauce was the one suitable for ice creams which was not marrying up with the rest. The save with the whisked spray cream. Service is OK, but perfectible. The pub can be reached by a public footpath from the main Stansted terminal. So if your flight is delayed, you may consider a 15 mins walk to eat healthier and cheaper food.

A McMullens flagship country pub/restaurant on A602 just south of Stevenage…read more Very professional and courteous staff, clean and well kept place. Just a shame beer garden overlooks a main A road.

The older hostess on July 10 at lunch was incredibly rude and quite possibly the most rude…read morerestaurant employee I've ever encountered. She was older with short hair so avoid at all costs and enter at your own risk. Instead of doing her job and attempting to accommodate a table of 7 with two tables she was rude and unaccommodating to an absolute extreme.

Stopped for lunch with local friends. Beef lasagna was delicious. Also enjoyed the free still…read morewater. Portions were huge! Loved the location too.

Slices of beef that can be cut with a fork, light Yorkshire pudding, freshly cooked veggies with…read moreroast potatoes. Dish of cauliflower cheese and, as requested, a lashing of hot horseradish sauce. Are you salivating yet. This restaurant cannot be beaten for a Sunday lunch. Nice wine list and let's not forget their house wine, beautiful Sicilian white. I finished with a cheese board of wonderful Italian cheeses. My partner has a love semifreddo which went down a treat. Service is second to none but not 'in your face'. They keep a distant eye on you and are there in a flash, if needed. A big plus is the price. Extremely reasonable. I'll review the mid week menu at a later date as we will be returning.

Great prices! Not just a happy hour vibes. The food was delicious and the drinks were strong. Only…read morea few minutes walk from a couple of the hostels. Very quick service ordering at counter or from the table. Might come back tmrw

From great to greed in one year? It's just not what it was anymore. We went every week for the…read morepizza lunch offer, for roughly two years, but not anymore. To start with, it's suddenly not a pizza anymore, but some kind of pita. Then there are no vegetarian options in that lunch offer to choose from (last week there were at least three vegetarian pizzas, now it's one vegan pita), and to top it all, the price went up from £5, roughly a year ago, to £6, and now in one go to £8. Just to be clear, no problem with a little price increase here and there. Everybody does that, but it should be done somehow remotely in line with actual inflation. In roughly one year, from £5 to £8 means around 6O% more, while the national inflation rate is 2%. Well, perhaps you are paying your waiters now 60% more? Or did the price for the pizza/pita flour went up by 60%? Or, perhaps more realistically, are you simply trying to maximise profits by checking out how much you can take before you loose too many customers? Well, looks like the old game that many pubs lost for good. My suggestion: Let's stop going to the Salisbury Arms for the rest of this year. Perhaps hardly anyone bothered and the pita is £12 then, or many bothered, and the game stops? Hard to say, but we give it a try. See you in 2025 - perhaps. And yes, there are alternatives: Fireaway pizza lunch offer? Great pizza - good price, and so clearly bigger than the Salisbury Arms lunch offer pizza was, i.e. you could share. The Regal - pints for under £3, and Ramen Noodles with an alcohol free Erdinger for £9? Impressive and delicious! Clearly better than the Salisbury pita!