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Inn On
The Green |
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PUBLICANS |
Mick & Jackie Hill. |
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ADDRESS |
17 - 20 Leyton Road, Harpenden,
Hertfordshire AL5 2HU Tel. 01582 461804 e-mail
5103@greeneking.co.uk |
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MAP |
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Here For Map. |
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PUB
EXPLORER REFERENCE |
13105. |
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PUB
OPENING TIMES |
Monday - Wednesday 12noon -
11pm.
Thursday - Saturday 12noon - 12mn.
Sunday 12noon - 10.30pm. |
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DRAUGHT BEERS
SERVED |
Carling, Fosters,
Kronenbourg, Stella, John Smiths Smooth, Guinness, Guinness Extra Cold,
Scrumpy Jack & Strongbow Ciders.
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DRINKS
OFFERS |
Selected Branded
Doubles Spirits
£3.00. |
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ENTERTAINMENT |
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EVERY OTHER TUESDAY |
Open Mic Night. |
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WEDNESDAY |
Quiz Night 8.45pm - 9pm start. |
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THURSDAY |
Alternating between Live Band
/ Darts Night. |
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OCCASIONALLY
ON SUNDAY |
Blues Night. |
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CHARITY
EVENTS |
Regular Charity Events held
in aid of Phab (for the physically handicapped). The Inn on the Green
has raised thousands over the years for the charity. |
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OTHER ENTERTAINMENT |
2 Plasma Screens, Darts Board. |
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FOOD |
Quality Pub Food, all cooked
to order, served from a main menu and Pizza / hot dog menu. Range of Wines, Tea & Coffee. |
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MAIN MENU
TIMES |
Daily 12noon - 3pm. |
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PIZZA MENU |
Available Daily 3pm - close.
To eat in or take away. |
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MEETING /
FUNCTION ROOM |
We have a small room
available for meetings and small parties such as christenings.
Comfortably can seat up to 21. Please contact us for details. |
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FACILITIES |
Extensive Beer Garden
(seating for approx 180 people), Wheelchair
Access, Disabled Toilet. |
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SMOKING
SOLUTION |
Giant Umbrellas with 7 way
heating on umbrellas & attached to the building. |
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OTHER |
Children Welcome (until 3pm),
Dogs Allowed (in garden only), 3 Car Parks with 40 - 50
spaces. Debit / Cash Back & Credit Cards accepted. |
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 Inn
On The Green is a village pub,
overlooking the village green, in a rural location with a beautiful outlook
in Harpenden. We are close to the railway station from where it is
just a twenty minute journey to Kings Cross. Historically, the rear of the
pub dates back to the early 16th Century with the front only a mere thirty
years old! The building was originally two cottages, then an
ironmongers, cycle depot, town library, Mary Ellan's tea rooms and finally,
since the late 1960's, a Greene King pub. Inside there is one big room with a little annex on
the left where
functions are held. The raised area to the front of the pub turns into a stage when need
be and there are lots of wooden beams throughout this attractive venue. Outside
there is plenty of greenery and a large beer garden, arguably the best in
the village, with about 180 seats - a popular Summer haunt. Good pub
food is served at lunchtimes from a main
menu with a pizza menu after that. This is a very
friendly place to be. Quite a chameleon pub, having a heavy metal crowd
one time, a group of disabled people another day followed by the gin and tonic brigade
and so on. We hold charity events for 'Phab', a physically handicapped charity
and have raised a fair bit of money over the years for them. Everyone
is made to feel welcome here, many people in wheelchairs, who we can move furniture
around for if needs be. Next time you are in the area be sure to
choose this Inn to visit and enjoy the varied entertainment on offer.
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