Reviews in St Albans

We had a takeaway from Laurel House a couple of days ago and it was utterly amazing! The chips were divine and I couldnt believe how cheap it was for a beautiful platter of meat, rice, chips, veg and salad. Less than £10 and we were both stuffed!

I visited the Belvedere for the first time a couple of months ago and was really impressed. The service and food was excellent. I had the duck and it was cooked to perfection. I will definitely be going back soon.

I had a quality lunch with my mates with a fraction of what UI used to pay elsewhere , very good grilled meat , staff were very friendly , compliemt to the chef .

The best food I have ever tasted specially the swordfish and rice. The fish melts in the mouth pink in the middle the way I like it. Rice better than any Indian restaurant I have eaten at, will be back with the family thanks.

A Huge thank you to Micheala and her above and beyond duty to help us after our car mishap on the motorway M 25. We ended up staying at the Colney Fox Inn on 8/31 and 9/1. while waiting for a car rental replacement . The Inn was wonderful and Micheala more than kind and helpful. Where may I send her the picture we took together. In all the excitement we ended up with the room key #5 continuing on our journey in UK. Mailed it yesterday should have received it by now. Kudos to all for making this mishap a new adventure. Stranded Americans on holiday Marge and Glenn Garrett

This shop holds a Fish and Chip Quality Award from the National Federation of Fish Friers. You can be confident of the quality of product and service in this shop.

great food and good service. always delights each time we visit

We had a wonderful meal of fish

Excellent classical & modern french cuisine in historic village near st.albans,quality cooking with very high standards,menu changes frequently with seasons

just amazing food, service and ambiance

0 out of 10. On Saturday 18th. December a group of Preston North End were refused a drink on the grounds that a dining area was in the vicinity of the bar area. At the time, approx 11.05 there were 2 diners, but 24 thirsty fans, people who included professionals, retired people and youngish fans who later on ensured that cars stuck in Holywell Lane got away and presumably expressed their thanks, unlike the manager of the pub.

Stayed here overnight on the way into London as it’s not far from Cockfosters, at the end of the Piccadilly Line. It’s the former country pile of the Mountbattens, just outside St Albans, and retains plenty of country house charm, particularly in the cocktail bar with its leather sofas. There’s also a spa and fitness centre and the original art deco swimming pool. It’s popular with visiting football teams and one corridor is packed with memorabilia, if that’s your gig. Foodwise there’s a fine dining restaurant and a brasserie and we had dinner in the latter. It’s quite dark but also quite chic with a buzzy atmosphere and we were suitably impressed. Would recommend if you are looking for somewhere north of London with both good facilities and a bit of character.