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The Cow & Stout

The Cow & Stout

2-4 Parliament Square, Hertford, SG14 1PA

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Dogs are welcome at The Cow & Stout, a pub on Parliament Square in Hertford that also offers outdoor seating, live music and live sport, plus cocktails for groups to share. It has a small-town pub feel, with customers noting the square-side seating is especially handy when the weather is fine. People also mention friendly, attentive service and a decent pint, with Guinness singled out in particular. If you’re planning to call in, 2-4 Parliament Square is the address to use.

Highlights

Dogs welcomeSeats outsideLive musicShows the big matchesGood for groupsDoes cocktailsFriendly local atmosphereTown centre locationGreat for casual catch-upsRelaxed after-work drinks

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Reviews

4.4/ 5 on Google · 240 reviews

What customers say on Google

  • “Nice atmosphere and lovely while the weather is nice. They have a seating area in parliament square since covid. Only downside is it’s a bit pricey.”
  • “Amazing chap I met, very nice and accommodating, I hope you all bump into him. Jack”
  • “I came in two weeks ago. It was the 1st day of the newly named pub which used to be called The Quiet Man, I think? It was pretty quiet. The nice bar lady called Jess served me up excellent Guinness.”