The Old English Gentleman
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Herts Pulse Summary — super-powered by AIIn Cheshunt, The Old English Gentleman is the sort of pub regulars drop into for a pint, a chat and a bit of sport on the screens. It’s also a handy spot for groups, with outdoor seating and cocktails if you’re staying a while, and dogs are welcome too. The atmosphere has a traditional, old-fashioned feel that suits anyone after a proper local rather than something polished or fussy. Live music and shows live sport give it a bit more going on than a standard drinking pub, and the wheelchair access makes it more usable for different visitors. The address is 253 Turners Hill, Waltham Cross, and it sounds like the kind of place where Sunday visits can easily turn into longer stays over a drink and some food, with a friendly local crowd and a welcoming bar to match.
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- “Visited this pub on a Sunday morning and all the local people were very friendly as were the proprietors.Service was excellent and this icing on the cake was some bar door which was complementary including roast potatoes…”
- “Stopped for a quick pint, and discovered an absolute gem. Decent pint and atmosphere, locals were friendly and the manager was an absolute delight. Screens showing sports, and finally a pub that plays music you can liste…”
- “Traditional and vintage. Lovely to see a good old fashioned pub still alive and kicking.”