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Country pub, South East England Owner/Proprietor: David & Becky Salisbury
Food: British Colonial
Lunch: Mon - Fri:12 noon - 2.30pm, Sat: 12 noon - 3pm, Sun 12 noon - 4pm
Dinner: Mon - Thur: 6.30pm - 9.30pm, Fri: 6.30pm - 10pm, Sat: 6.30pm -10.00pm Sun: 7pm - 9.30pm
Bar: Open all day for drinks. European Wine, Marstons Pedigree, Flowers Original, Brakspear & Marlow Rebellion IPA Secreted away in a tiny hamlet on the edge of the National Trust's Ashridge Estate, this pretty, cottage-style pub is well worth seeking out. Part of David and Becky Salisbury's thriving mini dining-pub empire, it offers first-class food served in an informal atmosphere. This country pub successfully blends a stylishly modernised interior, with its tiled and wooden floors and old scrubbed-pine tables, with some imaginative modern British cooking that relies on quality, local, free-range and organic produce where possible.
Great care is taken in presentation of dishes and flavours shine through. There are good ales and a raft of wines offered by the glass. On warm days, tables spill out on to the front terrace. The Alford is sister pub to Royal Oak Marlow, Old Queen's Head, Penn, and The Swan Inn, Denham
Details
South facing terrace for x 60 overlooking village green and Ashridge Forest . Free WiFi.
Dogs welcome in bar and garden |
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Places of interest
Berkhamsted Town Hall
Chasham Museum
Pretty Arty Art Gallery
Directions
Motorway and Exit: Junction 20 M25 or junction 7 M1
Train Station: Berkhamsted
Route: From Hemel take A4146. After 2.5 miles take left to Nettleden. Turn left at T-junction, first right to Frithsden.
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