Located in a lovely market town setting, The Eight Bells’ food, service and ambience are all spot on. When we arrived, we admired the charming, traditional bar area, before being ushered to our table, which happened to be in a stunning 16th-Century wool barn, complete with magnificent beams and bursting...
Read more about The Eight Bells in Saffron WaldenThe Crocus Tavern is a friendly community pub, perfectly tucked away from the noise of Saffron Walden's busy centre and attended by both loyal locals and keen visitors to this historic Essex town. Split into completely separate bar and dining areas, the venue pitches itself as broadly as possible, offering...
Read more about The Crocus Tavern in Saffron WaldenTraditional values run close to the heart of this ancient village inn, found five minutes from Audley End station. A snug bar boasts a roaring fire in winter, whilst the huge garden and patio makes this pub popular with families all year round. The well-kept cellar stocks a range of...
Read more about The Bell Inn in Nr. Saffron WaldonThis cottage-style pub-restaurant simply exudes olde-worlde character. There is a children’s playground in sight of the garden; guest beers can be enjoyed around an inglenook fireplace; couples can eat in tranquillity beneath wooden beams and lovely, smartly dressed staff serve the food with charm. The Plough’s selective menu features a...
Read more about The Plough in Nr. Saffron WaldenHoused in an attractive 300-year-old building in the heart of Ickleton, The Ickleton Lion is every bit as picturesque as the countryside surrounding it. The pub has lost none of its charm since being built all those years ago – the original oak beams and cosy fireplaces are very much...
Read more about The Ickleton Lion in Saffron WaldenThe Cricketers is a picture-perfect 16th-Century inn set in the rural village of Clavering. Proprietors Trevor and Sally Oliver arrived at The Cricketers in 1976, determined to earn a reputation for serving quality food; they have more than achieved their goal. Diners from across the country flock to sample their...
Read more about The Cricketers in Nr. Saffron WaldenFrom the outside, The Red Lion holds all the promise of a great pub: a characterful, Grade II listed building with a low, tiled roof and charmingly uneven shape, surrounded by the scenery of a rural English village. Inside, this promise is more than upheld by the low-ceilinged, wooden bar...
Read more about The Red Lion in Nr. CambridgeFrom the outside, The Red Lion holds all the promise of a great pub: a characterful, Grade II listed building with a low, tiled roof and charmingly uneven shape, surrounded by the scenery of a rural English village. Inside, this promise is more than upheld by the low-ceilinged bar area,...
Read more about The Red Lion Hinxton in Nr. Saffron WaldenThe Cricketers Arms has a long association with its supremely British namesake sport. Overlooking the village green and historic cricket ground, this quaint brick building was formerly used as the local pavilion. While many fi nd their way here for a pint or to watch a match, it’s the fi...
Read more about The Cricketers Arms in Nr. Saffron WaldenThis thatched 500-year-old gem of an English freehold pub can be found on the Essex, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire border. It is accessible from historic Cambridge and close to the Imperial War Museum Duxford. With beams, candles, log fires and real ales it provides a warm welcome all year round for...
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