Recommended restaurants in Hertfordshire for September (updated in 2025)

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10. Orchid Coffee, Flower & Deli

TheForkUser2nd visit and loved this place. Wonderful tapas choice, relaxing vibe with subtle Spanish music playing, great attentive service.

11. Saffron

Southeast Asian

乔乔rjThe layout of the store is very warm and the service is very good

12. The Zebra Riding Club

TheForkUserThis was our first time at The Zebra Riding Club and our experience was first class. Great food, staff and service we will be back for more very soon!

13. Nando's St Albans

€37Western-style

侯子一只就爱满山跑Portuguese-style fast food, but it doesn't feel like fast food at all. It's a popular shop on Facebook among British people. There are many young people in the shop. There are all kinds of drinks. If you want soda, you can add ice and soda unlimitedly. It's super cost-effective. The main food here is chicken. The chicken is boneless. The chicken legs are super tender and tasty. The various snacks are also delicious

14. Tikka Nation

Reservation AvailableAsian Cuisine

TheForkUserthe Bombay Buns were absolutely excellent - would recommend the Vada Pao. We had 50% off when booking so for the price it was unbelievable. Delicious food, great service!

15. The Three Hammers

€9Bars/Bistros

侯子一只就爱满山跑Very traditional British pub style, with lunch and dinner, wine, vegetarians, buffet, etc., and a fixed menu, lunch 9 pounds, dinner 11 pounds... and it is about a ten-minute walk from the Noke Hotel, very convenient, with traditional pub wine, cocktails, etc., worth a try

16. Eight Bells

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Cc旅记#創創塵計劃分萬萬现金 Hatfield Travel Guide: Hatfield is located in Hertfordshire, England, only about 30 kilometers from London. It is a charming town with both historical heritage and natural scenery. There are not only the remains of the royal palace of the Tudor Dynasty in the UK, but also beautiful rural scenery and modern leisure facilities, suitable for history lovers, nature explorers and family tourists. The following is a detailed travel guide to Hatfield, which will take you to appreciate the unique charm of this town. --- 1. Visit Hatfield Palace: A Historical Witness of the Tudor Dynasty Hatfield House is the most famous attraction in the town and one of the best-preserved Jacobean buildings in the UK. This magnificent manor was once the residence of Princess Elizabeth I. Legend has it that she learned here that she became the Queen of England in 1558. Tour Highlights: - Inside the palace: Admire the gorgeous banquet hall, gallery and Elizabeth I's private room, and feel the splendor of the Tudor Dynasty. - Gardens and woodlands: The 42-acre gardens include a maze, fountains and rose gardens, which are suitable for walking and taking photos. - The remains of the old palace: Some of the original buildings are still well preserved, and history lovers should not miss it. Tips: - Opening hours: April to September every year (it is recommended to check the official website for specific dates). - You can join a guided tour to learn more about the history behind the palace. --- 2. Strolling in Hatfield Country Park: A paradise for nature lovers Hatfield Country Park is adjacent to Hatfield Palace and is a great place for hiking, cycling and picnicking. There are lakes, forests and open meadows in the park, and the scenery varies in each season. Recommended activities: - Cycling or hiking: There are many trails in the park, suitable for tourists of different physical levels. - Bird watching: Water birds often inhabit the lake area, which is a good place for nature photography. - Seasonal activities: You can enjoy red leaves in autumn and wild flowers in spring. Tips: - Free and open, suitable for family outings. - You can rent a bicycle to explore the park more easily. --- 3. Explore Hatfield Town: A blend of retro and modern Although Hatfield Town is small, it is full of British style, with Georgian-style buildings and traditional pubs on both sides of the street. Recommended experience: - Hatfield Market: Open every Thursday and Saturday, you can buy local handicrafts and fresh produce. - The Eight Bells Pub: A historic British pub that serves classic fish and chips and local beer. - Galleria Outlet Shopping Center: If you want to shop, there are many brand discount stores here. --- 4. Transportation and accommodation guide How to get there: - From London: Take the train (Thameslink line) to Hatfield Station in about 25 minutes, and then walk or take a taxi to the attractions. - Self-driving: From London M25 Motorway, it is about 40 minutes' drive, with convenient parking. Accommodation recommendation: - Hatfield House Hotel: Located in the center of the town, with convenient transportation, it is suitable for short-term stays. -The Comet Hotel: Close to the train station, cost-effective. - Country B&B: If you want to experience a more peaceful English country life, you can choose a B&B nearby. --- 5. Best travel time and itinerary suggestions Best season: Spring (April-June) and autumn (September-October), with pleasant climate and the most beautiful scenery. Recommended one-day tour itinerary: - Morning: Visit Hatfield Palace and Gardens - Noon: Enjoy lunch at a traditional pub in town - Afternoon: Stroll through the country park or go shopping - Evening: Return to London or stay at a local hotel --- Conclusion: The unique charm of Hatfield Hatfield has both a profound historical heritage and tranquil natural scenery, making it an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of London. Whether you want to explore the story of the Tudor dynasty or relax in a country park, this place can meet your expectations. The next time you plan a short trip to the UK, you might as well put Hatfield on your list and experience the unique charm of this small town! Travel tips: - Check the opening hours of Hatfield Palace in advance to avoid visiting on closed days. - Wear comfortable shoes for exploring the country park on foot. - If you have enough time, you can combine it with a visit to nearby St Albans to enrich your itinerary. I hope this guide can help you better plan your trip to Hatfield. I wish you a happy journey!

17. Bar Espresso

€40Western-style

358***33This western restaurant is located on Victoria Street in St. Albans. It is a restaurant that mainly serves Italian food. The restaurant is not very big, but the decoration is quite fashionable and the dining environment is very good. The pasta here has several seasonings, and the seafood pasta is delicious, which changed my prejudice against pasta.

18. The Red Lion

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19. Green Man Hemel Hempstead

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20. Giraffe Cafe

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21. The Cricketers

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Reservation AvailableBars/BistrosOpen Late

22. Baan Thitiya - Thai Cuisine

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€27Reservation AvailableSoutheast Asian

23. Abbots Tandoori

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Reservation AvailableSoutheast Asian

24. Lebanese Kitchen

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Reservation AvailableHalal

25. Going Greek - Borehamwood

Reservation AvailableWestern-style

_TX***5rBack again, having returned for a trip back to North London, where I grew up .. Fab Gyros (why can't you get them in more places?!) nice salad and vibe. I'll be back!

26. Star Bishops Stortford

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27. Zaffran One

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Southeast Asian

28. Manto's Meze Bar and Grill

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TheForkUserStaff are excellent. Attentive without being a nuisance. The food is always first class. They don’t allow digital tipping, cash only to ensure that the staff get it all. Fabulous.

29. Alloro Ristorante Italiano

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Reservation AvailableWestern-styleOpen Late