What do you do when the weather is nice? Head to the pub garden of course!…read more This pub is hidden down some country lane, it is extremely cute and there is a lot of outdoor seating. There is also a lovely play area for children. We ordered food and was told that the food would take an hour and a half (they weren't joking) on their menu it states 'we don't make fast food, we make good food' something like that, well boy was that far from the truth. We ordered: Onion rings, garlic bread, breaded mushrooms, potato skins, tuna sandwich, and a burger. Garlic bread was awful it was a baguette with loaded cheese, the tuna sandwich was also awful. All that food came to £40. This pub got 3 stars just because of the location and the outdoor seating and even that is generous. There are much better pubs that have a good garden.

The King and Tinker is a very old pub (the oldest in Enfield, apparently) situated in a rural…read morelocation by White Webbs Park. It is in the London Borough of Enfield, not far from the border with Hertfordshire, but you wouldn't think you were anywhere near London. We'd passed the pub a number of times before while out walking but yesterday decided to stop for a drink and something to eat. We had a hot salt beef sandwich (a pub speciality) and poached fish of the day. Both meals were good. I also had a pint of Hobgoblin ale (not great, but drinkable) and a second pint, of London Pride (very good). The staff were very polite, friendly and helpful. What I particularly liked about the King and Tinker was that it hadn't been modernised or made to seem fancy (the dreaded 'country pub & dining'). It was just how typical country pubs used to be, with photos and pictures of local interest on the wall, regulars sitting at the bar chatting with each other and the staff, and no piped music playing. It seemed like it was more or less the same as it would have been 30 or 40 years ago, except for the fact it offers a full food menu, which many pubs didn't in those days. We enjoyed our visit so much we made a note to come back again when out walking in the area.

horrendous customer service. bar unattended no staff present & welcoming. awful waiting times…read more staff scurrying around in backrooms. place is always dead like a morgue whilst competitors doing much better. very expensive. cricketers arms outside is much better value. i was the only person in the whole entire room. bad atmosphere bitchy & gossipy. i was happily in the process of being served by a server when another server needlessly saw fit to interrupt, stop the service & refuse the service already underway. this server was heavily tattooed, man bun far haired and very rude. avoid avoid avoid

Lovely old pub by the New River. Large garden for those Summer evenings. Good food and friendly…read moreservice. However, it can get a little noisy with the children in the garden.

Another works get together lunch. We chose a different pub/restaurant this time and crossed our…read morefingers. Shouldn't have worried, The Two Brewers came up trumps. Great service, especially from one Spanish young lady, a character. Food was second to none, very filling roasts with more than sufficient veggies and various types of potato. Would I go back again......most definitely.

The Two Brewers changed ownership and is now known as : The…read moreTwo Brewers Pub Northaw, EN6 4NW. Their new number is 01707 664 101 Excellent service, lovely staff and management. Good food with two different menus, one smaller menu for bar food, and plenty of seating in the bar area, and a much larger menu (way larger!) for the lovely dining room seating. Their outside garden is very pretty and they also have seating outside in the front. Plenty of parking. Recommend

When I lived in London (ok, Enfield), this pub was a block away. Needless to say i went there a…read morelot. Lots of flat screen tvs all around and a pool table and big screen in back make this the perfect spot to watch futbol. Since you are well outside central London, only 5 miles, its cheap. A Guinness was 2.65 pounds and their Green King IPA was 1.85. Both nice prices. There is a beer garden outside area which is bloody awesome (I had to throw bloody in this review). On nights of big matches, they charge 5 pounds or so to get in, which is really just two drink tickets. They try and avoid people just watching games. Every bartender was Irish, and the locals who frequented the pub were friendly. I got to know some of the regulars, including one guy who i swear wouldn't leave if he didn't have to.

Had a wake for my mum here on Monday for about 20 - 25 people, it is under new management and…read moreAngela really did us proud, the food was bought out in stages so it was always pipping hot, no curled up sandwiches for our family and friends, chicken, garlic mushrooms, nibblers, small sausages, more than enough wine and very reasonably priced, best touch was Angela standing there with a brandy for me as we came back in the cars from the crematorium. Would not hesitate to recommend to anyone for either an event or just a meal, good menu. Patricia Seaward. PS I live just over the road so will become my local

Visited yesterday. Lovely sitting out in the sunshine. I would like to point out that the pub is…read moreunder new management. Barry, Maxine and their staff are friendly and welcoming. We didn't eat there as the kitchen is not yet up and running (hence only 4 stars) but there was cold food on offer which looked very nice. Will definitely visit again.

If my grandmother does not eat a meal at exactly 1pm every day, she turns savage and tyrannical…read more Things were looking bad after the scenic route to Enfield from St. Albans took longer than expected. Fortunately, en route to visit the gardens in Capel Manor College down the street, I was able to spot the Pied Bull before things got out of hand. The monster reared its head, and I did an immediate U-turn to feed the beast. Expecting the usual pub mystery meats covered in clotted cheese, we were surprised to find that this establishment considers itself something of a gastro-pub serving a variety of odd "fusion" dishes, including a crepe-like ratatouille pancake, decent vegetable puree soup, chorizo covered in what apparently passes here for haloumi cheese, and a tuna steak that is of course cooked all the way through until it is dead, since, although great strides have been made, you Brits have a long way to go before you become acclimated to seared raw fish. Not a bad diversion. My grandmother was serene as butterfly fluttering about the gardens the rest of the afternoon.

Good old fashioned pub with a good selection of McMullen's Ale. Had a couple of pints with some…read moremates including the very nice dark beer called Rocket at 5.0%. Lots of nice old photos of times gone by and valued customers. I understand there's some good musical entertainment on at weekends and whats more it has a dart board

I have to say that this pub was actually pretty cool, and in a way it sort of reminded me of the…read morepubs that I tend to find back in Australia. However, it not doubt has a lot to do with it being out in the suburbs, and honestly I have never really travelled much out into the country, let along much outside of London. Still, as I said it was pretty awesome, it has quite a large beer garden, and some nice beers on tap. Oh, and the service was amazing.

The Cock Inn is a classic gastropub near Cockfosters. The indoor seating is quite posh, and they…read morealso have a large outdoor garden patio in the back. The Beers were standard, and the food was tasty but a bit fancier than normal pub fare. Overall a fine place to hang with friends.

The Bush Hill Park feels like it hasn't been affected by the passing of time. Unconcerned with…read morebeing attached to the city of London, Bush Hill Park offers a welcome change from the hustle and bustle of cosmopoliton city life. This North London pub is great craic, everyone is very friendly and the general goal is to get drunk. There is no glitz and glam here, just a traditional pub with good pints, a pool table and a juke box- what more could you want!?

Just to update previous reviews, this is still a traditional local pub with pool table and friendly…read morestaff. Nothing much to add, imagine it's a great place to watch football, big screen and Sky Sports.

The new menu is very reasonably priced and very tasty. Was very impressed with my surf and turf!!read more

This pub is a firm family favourite, a family happy place. Whether it is for a quick bite, family…read morecatch up or date night, the Plough provides a friendly, welcoming atmosphere, with a real fire and great service. Taylor, Zarah and Petra and are always welcoming and go over to make us feel welcome. Thank you. After the year we've had, it is great to have somewhere like this to hangout.

This place is a great country pub. It looks kind of like a beach pub from the outside ... You…read morecan't miss it driving past as its painted bright blue. This pub is great in summer as there is lots of benches and outdoor seating area, just try to get one that is on the flat area and not on the hill, it's a different experience eating on a slant =P I didn't order much food, just a bowl of olives and some fruit cider. My friend ordered a prawn cocktail, she said it was very nice. The menu is pretty extensive and there are a variety of dishes for vegetarians, the only down side for me was that their selection of salads didn't really exist (that made me sad). Great atmosphere though and very pretty inside, if you are looking for somewhere to hang out this is the place to come.