The best restaurants serving British food in Three Rivers East of England

Really lovely place with so much character. An amazing Sunday roast dinner was had. The meat was succulent, tender and full of flavour. The veg was cooked to perfection. Super tasty Yorkshire puds and gravy. We shared a super serving of cauliflower cheese and pigs in blankets. Sat next to a roaring fire. Bliss. Highly recommend this place 100%.

A proper pub, with a proper landlord and proper well kept beer

Couple of pints, it was fairly quiet in there. Beer was OK

We had a lovely meal today. The food was good and the service impeccable, however it was absolutely freezing cold inside the restaurant area and we had to eat with blankets (which were provided by the staff) and coats on which spoilt the whole experience. I asked for the heating to be turned up and even if I was told that it had been turned up, it was still incredibly cold. We noticed we were not the only customers eating wearing coats. Needless to say we will not be returning during the winter months. Also, we wanted to order coffee at the end of our meal and we were told the machine was out of order! Overall not a very positive experience

Visited on Christmas Eve and it was packed out, but had a friendly atmosphere and good range of beers on offer. My favourite pub in Ricky.

Dreadful food - I do not know what has happened to the Pub - empty and no atmosphere - we have been regulars for the past 5-6 years and the food has always been good. I had pie of the day which normally comes in a white metal enamel dish and all homemade filling with a lovely fluffy pastry top - last night we had a pie that looked like it had come from the local chip ship and all mushy inside, chips in a large round plate and all gravy smothered over them - my wife's ham, egg & chips was tasteless and dreadful - Very disappointing indeed and we will certainly be giving this a wide birth - Not sure what has happened, seems a lot of new faces. Perhaps the Pub has been sold!!

Probably the best pub I’ve visited in 30 years of frequenting pubs, no exaggeration! Ambiance is always on point, multiple areas to sit, (or stand), both indoors and outdoors, menu is full and varied, food is always perfect, customers aren’t rushed into making decisions, table service all day, every day, and, the best part, the staff are always polite, courteous, informative, and, above all, friendly, especially an absolutely brilliant young lady with dark hair, whose name escapes me, (sorry if you’re reading this), but only because I’m getting old! 👴🏼😊 Bonus, it’s dog friendly in all areas except the main restaurant. I used to take my two Akitas, Strauss and Lucie, until both passed away recently. 😔 Seriously, if you’re looking for a place to eat/drink, with a friendly vibe, The Artichoke on the Green, Croxley, is your place! 👌🏼

Getting to the station with a pram you need to go on a long convoluted route which is not well lit up and you cannot buy a ticket!returning from London there are only stairs!! Not helpful and certainly not disability or family friendly