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Herts Pulse Summary — super-powered by AIBest suited to families, groups and anyone after pizza or Italian food in Potters Bar, The Old Guinea is a gastropub on Crossoaks Lane with breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner on offer. It takes bookings, does takeaway and delivery, and has outdoor seating for warmer days. Dogs are welcome, there’s free parking, and the building is wheelchair accessible. The menu includes vegetarian options, children’s dishes, desserts, coffee and cocktails, so it works for a range of visits. Customers also speak well of the modern-but-traditional feel and the views from outside, and it’s well thought of locally.
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- “I took my Mum here for her birthday. Just happened to come across it when searching for nice places to eat nearby. It is an absolute incredible find! Lovely interior and exterior. Beautiful surroundings and what a fabulo…”
- “The Old Guinea in Potters Bar is a beautifully modern yet traditional pub that really gets everything right. The menu is extensive and caters brilliantly for both meat eaters and vegetarians, with something for everyone.…”
- “Booked ahead for a Saturday lunch with friends - exactly the right call. The place fills fast when the sun's out, and the balcony table overlooking the fields is the reason why. Stunning setting, very popular with locals…”