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Herts Pulse Summary — super-powered by AICraft & Cleaver is a restaurant in St Albans that serves chicken, burgers, steak and BBQ, and it has a clear role as a spot for brunch, lunch and dinner in the town. It takes bookings, does takeaway and offers vegetarian options, with cocktails, coffee and desserts on the menu too. Dogs are welcome, and the place is wheelchair accessible. Families and groups are catered for, with outdoor seating, a children’s menu and free parking available. Customers often single out the BBQ trays and Sunday roast, so it’s well thought of locally for hearty plates rather than fussy dining. If you want a meal on Catherine Street with practical extras and a choice of sitting in or taking food away, this covers that ground.
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- “We went to craft and cleaver in St Albans and did the Smokehouse Session: Thai takeover menu for date night. The food was absolutely delicious, the chicken and rice (my boyfriend forgot to get a picture of that) was top …”
- “Delicious food in a lovely setting. With our attentive waiter Nathan. Definitely would come back! Both Texas and Pit master trays were awesome. Need to be wearing you stretchy pants for this one guys! Defo order their st…”
- “We came for a roast on a Sunday, the roast was the best I’ve had in years, and was definitely the best roast in St Albans. The meat falls apart and the roast potatoes were perfectly crispy on the outside and fluffy on th…”