Welcome to The Horns at Datchworth, a traditional English village pub with great beers, ales, food and wines.
If you are looking for a traditional British pub with all the trimmings you have definitely come to the right place. A Freehouse pub set on the village green in the heart of rural Hertfordshire, we have been proudly serving the community since 1543! We pride ourselves in offering everything a great British pub should; a warm welcome, delicious food, real ales, a beer garden or an open fire (depending on the good old British weather), a classy wine selection, we even have our own ghost!
Good pub food in Datchworth
We specialise in quality traditional British pub food and are the original home of Butcher’s Burgers in Datchworth, choose from our amazing burger range, or one of our classic British pub favourites all prepared to order. perfect with one of our great ales. We are family friendly and serve smaller portions of our menu choices for the little ones. Food is served from 12pm every day and our Sunday roast is not only legendary, but also extremely popular, so please give us a call on 01438 798052 to book a table inside, we don’t take bookings for our outside tables.
Find out more about our food philosophy and to see our menus click here.
Great Ales
We have a great selection of 3 real ales on tap for you to try, alongside draught & bottled lagers, ciders and a full range of spirits (including plenty of gin!). For wine lovers we have a comprehensive selection for you to choose from. So why not take advantage of our car park and we can call you a taxi!
Find out more about our drinks selection click here.
Beer Garden
We are family and dog friendly, children and dogs are welcome in our pub and lovely beer garden. Why not pop in for a bite to eat or a pint on your dog walk? In the warmer months come with all the family and enjoy our great food and drink in our sunny beer garden which adjoins a picturesque and quintessentially English village green.
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Pub History
Experts think the Horns may have been built in 1543, when Henry VIII was King of England! The building was extended in the 18th and 20th centuries but the original Tudor features, oak beams, open fireplaces and ancient fittings remain. Some believe the ghost of highwayman Walter Clibbons, killed by villagers in the 18th century haunts the Horns today! Come and visit to experience our unique atmosphere and history for yourself.
