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Herts Pulse Summary — super-powered by AICask & Stillage is a pub on High Street in Potters Bar, with outdoor seating and free parking for those arriving by car. It’s wheelchair accessible, dogs are welcome, and the setting works as well for a quick drink as it does for a group outing. Live sport is shown on the screens, and there’s takeaway available if you want to call in and carry on elsewhere. Inside, expect a pub that people often associate with its Thai food, alongside cocktails and beers poured from the bar. Customers also mention friendly service and a garden that makes the place feel suited to a longer stay. For a livelier evening, karaoke has been mentioned, while the TVs mean there’s usually a match on somewhere. It’s the sort of pub where food, sport and drinks all share the same space without much fuss.
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- “We have been coming here for a few years.. great pub with the best Heineken on tap.. good friendly staff and a really nice garden.. The best kept secret here is the Thai food.. 10/10 and so well priced.. I eat all over t…”
- “Love this place. Great staff so friendly. Thai food is absolutely the best ever. You just have to try it, the chef is fantastic 👌, and if you're around on a Saturday night Neil's Karaoke is a must. Great food, great dri…”
- “No soap in the gents' loo and too many TVs. For the second visit in as many months, there was no soap in the gents' loo. On the first occasion, the bar person went to get a replacement but on the second, the bar person, …”