Tucked behind St Andrew’s Church in Boreham, you’ll find the Queen’s Head – an old fashioned family-run pub serving tasty unpretentious food and well-kept real ale, cider and wine. Max and Jess Castledine welcome visitors and locals alike to this traditional venue, which hosts regular live music nights, family-friendly charity fundraisers, and festivals celebrating beer and sausages, cider and gin.
The menu is made up of traditional homemade pub classics, with favourites including crispy scampi and chips or a spicy bean burger for vegetarian diners. Offering generous portions at a reasonable price, the bill of fare also includes a regularly changing specials board. Specials range from pan-fried sea bass to chicken in white wine sauce. For a relaxed treat with friends, try the Queen’s Head’s afternoon tea, which comprises a selection of mini sandwiches and savoury pastries, scones with clotted cream and jam, and your choice of unlimited tea, coffee or hot chocolate. On Sundays, the three-course roasts include a variety of meat and vegetarian options and come served with roast potatoes and all the trimmings.
With the friendly team on-hand to help you plan your event, the Queen’s Head has a private hire space available for parties and events. You can also add a deliciously varied buffet to keep revellers fuelled. In addition to all your favourite spirits, the pub boasts an extensive gin list for connoisseurs to get stuck in to.
Traditional
0.5 miles
