Sunday Roast

Can anyone advise a good real-ale pub for Sunday lunch within striking distance of St Albans?

As I've got someone to drive me there I prefer to go to a country pub rather than a city/town pub which I could visit anytime using public transport.

Thanks in advance.

Reply to
Jim Brittin
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Feck off, crossposters.

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Sn!pe

"Jim Brittin" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@news.btinternet.com...

I used to go to the Barley Mow in Tytteenhanger, just outside of St. Albans. The beers there are supposed to be good and the pub does as far as I remember, good food.

The other guy with the conspiracy theory is just some nutter who randomly replies to people in the local groups. I assume that he/she has some mental health problem.

Reply to
Mr Benn

"Jim Brittin" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@news.btinternet.com...

Go to

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and search for St Albans. Have always found the food quality excellent. Most have a selection of real ales to chose from. All do Sunday lunch and have roaring log fires ......

Reply to
Dave Wilson

Some are made from the same identikit "vintage" pub plan: c.f.

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and handy for the Holiday Express.

Reply to
Mother Drid

'Good pub' doesn't denote. Pubs are foul places for drunks and low-life.

Reply to
Frederick Williams

our fave spot in wakefield ....

Reply to
Chris de Cordova

v helpful ta!

Reply to
Chris de Cordova

I heard the Barley Mow had closed, is it still open? I used to go there for the Old Rodger beer, so strong only served in half pints

Steve Terry

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Steve Terry

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