Top Restaurants in Potters Bar
Top Things to do in Potters Bar
Where to eat Pub food in Potters Bar: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Potters Bar including The Candlestick Pub, The Old Guinea, The Old Manor, Two Brewers, The Green Dragon, Builders Arms, Ye Olde Mitre Inne, Duke of York, The Candlestick Pub, The Strafford
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10. The Strafford
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
The Strafford reopened in August following an extensive refurbishment and under new independent management. The refurbishment aims to breathe a new lease of life into the pub while maintaining its character and tradition. With a selection of ales includin
Reviewed By Bill B
This place has a great atmosphere. It has one of the biggest beer gardens which is superbly landscaped. I really like how they have renovated what was an old neglected pub into a vibrant gastro venue. The menu is fairly limited but good. The staff are friendly and professional. I would recommend going there
9. The Candlestick Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 227 reviews
The Candlestick Freehouse and Restaurant - A traditional Pub renowned for excellent food and a superb wine list, is located in the picturesque hamlet of West End near Essendon in Hertfordshire. Being located in such a peaceful setting allows for a relaxin
Reviewed By breweruk
Went for a family meal having previously enjoyed the food at The Candlestick. Sadly the day we visited the chef must have been having an off day. The fish and chips were soggy and greasy, the peas dry and shrivelled. The veggie lasagne was heavy and uninspiring. It's always embarrassing leaving food on the plate, but it was just so hard to finish such a disappointing meal. I felt bad recommending it. I know The Candlestick can do much better.
8. Duke of York
Overall Ratings
3 based on 430 reviews
Reviewed By SAntoniou
Taking my 2 grandchildren there for lunch was very disappointing.Although the children found the tractor in the garden fascinating, the garden was very noisy due to a very badly sited air conditioning fan in the middle of the garden tables.The food was reasonable but the children's portions were bigger than the adults.The prices were very high for the light drinks considering there was no service at the tables.
7. Ye Olde Mitre Inne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
The oldest coaching inn in Barnet, there has been a pub on this site since 1553. Beams, exposed brickwork, wood panelling and open fires gives an authentic feel. There is also a large, well maintained outside courtyard drinking area. Not a restaurant as s
Reviewed By t c
Thoroughly enjoyed our visit today! . Warm and friendly welcome, excellent service and the food was great. We had steak pie and the kids had burgers - great sized portions and everything was hot and delicious. Looking forward to our next visit.
6. Builders Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Scenic57047
Just been to the Builders Arms again for an early evening meal and a glass of wine. Great service and nice food. We live in London Colney but love coming to the Builders as the staff are so friendly and the food is good. Will be back again in a week or so.Hi Scenic57047 Thank you so much for your kind comments. I am so glad that we have made such a great impression on you that you would travel all this way to visit us, I will be showing the team your review and I am sure they will be just as happy as I am. we always aim to give top service and send out great food. Thank you once again and see you soon. Tina Assistant Manager
5. The Green Dragon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 699 reviews
The Green Dragon aims to be Barnet's best pub when you want quality food. We are all about great food, quality drinks and good times. We are the only multi-award winning food pub in Barnet, so were doing something right! Our menus change on a regular basi
Reviewed By Wishiwasthere73
Brought our children and another family here for Sunday lunch as we had heard good things. Staff were so friendly and welcoming from the moment we arrived. The starters were excellent and Sunday roasts delicious.We will be back!
4. Two Brewers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
Reviewed By Twinturbomike
We had a celebratory get-together at the Two Brewers on a Saturday afternoon.Review as follows:Car Park - a good size.Layout / ambience / outside space - all excellent. Great spaces, inside and out. A really well laid out garden.Welcome / Service - excellent. Very polite and helpfulFood - fantastic. Hot, very tasty and in good quantities. Everyone in our group said the same thing.Overall - a great afternoon with the management and staff of the Two Brewers playing their part to the full.Would we return? - we don't live close by but would definitely return given the chance. Highly recommended.
3. The Old Manor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 599 reviews
The Old Manor restaurant with separate bar is set among the beautiful beams of a stunning 13th century building. Complemented by fresh, seasonal & sustainable home cooked food, extensive wine list, fantstic beer range and range of well kept cask ales has
Reviewed By HAPPYTRAVELLERS191
Oh dear,back to mediocre Sunday Roast.... I am always horrified when an establishment cannot produce a decent Sunday roast it really isn't that difficult!Main criteria of a Sunday roast crispy roast potatoes, crispy chicken skin and a thick gravy.... oh and if you're having cauliflower cheese they nice runny cheese sauce over the cauliflower!!Once again the old manor failed on every single one of those points.... a couple opposite from us also complained about the gravy and the cauliflower cheese so it isn't just us!We arrived at 12:20 and were greeted with leathery potatoes, uncooked chicken skin, watery gravy and congealed cheese on top of dried cauliflower. Needless to say we won't be going back here again anytime soon.... such a shame!
2. The Old Guinea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By Anne B
I went there with my family to celebrate my birthday and had a totally wonderful time. The ambiance is terrific and the food amazing. I whole hardheartedly recommend this restaurant.
1. The Candlestick Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 227 reviews
The Candlestick Freehouse and Restaurant - A traditional Pub renowned for excellent food and a superb wine list, is located in the picturesque hamlet of West End near Essendon in Hertfordshire. Being located in such a peaceful setting allows for a relaxin
Reviewed By breweruk
Went for a family meal having previously enjoyed the food at The Candlestick. Sadly the day we visited the chef must have been having an off day. The fish and chips were soggy and greasy, the peas dry and shrivelled. The veggie lasagne was heavy and uninspiring. It's always embarrassing leaving food on the plate, but it was just so hard to finish such a disappointing meal. I felt bad recommending it. I know The Candlestick can do much better.
