The Plough in East Hertfordshire

First time visiting yesterday.Highly recommended. Proper old boozer. Friendly welcome from customers and staff alike.Had a nice pint of Oatmeal Stout.

Along our walk, we drop by here just to have a pint or two. The ambiance is relaxing. People are nice.

Great little village boozer only visit a couple of times a year but always welcoming. One of our " pedal & pint " pubs .

Good traditional pub. Beer great

First ever time of visiting and l was with my wife and young grand daughter, l would say it's more of an adult pub and there was a flamboyant American character it made my evening, and will go again and the prices are very favourable to other locals,

Real local centre of the village

Friendly village pub. Reasonable prices and warm atmosphere

The best pub in the area by far.

I have Been back after long time..same atmosphere happy and friendly...hope.to come back soon

Nice well kept beers and korve larger on draft from the St Austell brewery.

Well, you can't go inside as I write, but it had 3 Buntingford Brewery real ales and a nice sunny spot in the garden.

Great traditional English village pub. Great beers and friendly locals. I just wish it was within walking distance!

Short but sweet. Good choice of ciders . Pleasant atmosphere. Will definitely visit again

Very friendly, local pub, serving a great real ales.

Friendly staff, good food and drink ,thanks all !

Friendly bar staff and open on a Tuesday night! Great!

Great pub! Rare gem! Great local community...Awesome vibe and authentic! I can't praise this bar enough! Big up! American Ralph

Brilliant friendly old fashioned village pub good selection of real ale not a food pub but nice cakes to eat home made as well

Good community pub with good beer generaly.

Nice quiet friendly pub. Nice garden.

Good friendly atmosphere, well kept beer

This is one of those rare venues, a proper village pub. Friendly locals, well kept ale, no pretensions. I would love to live within walking distance of such a pub.

Fantastic dog friendly good country pub

Friendly service. Great place to play pétanque (boules). Good beer.

3 ales on & oakhams Nelson sauvin was good. Nice big open fire which makes for a village pub that's cosy with a casual ambience.

Good beers friendly staff nice old fashioned country pub.

Excellent village pub lovely garden

Love this place, great staff, fantastic sensibly priced beers

Fabulous little country pub with great real ales , cider and lagers. Friendly and has a bit of pub grub thrown in . Never expensive as it's a free house, unlike across the road xx

Love it if you like real ale, l will be back

I really liked this place. It's a rough and ready pub, with natural local friendliness. And dogs!

They certainly know how to look after cask ale. Only pub I've found in the area that serves it as it should be. No jukebox, slot machines etc. Does have darts. Apparently a local farmer purchased the pub to keep a hub for the community when Green King moved out.

Best selection of live beers very reasonable in price propper pub without food just nuts and crisps

Real ale house🤠and Frendly people

Traditional countryside freehouse,l not tied to any brewery with a wide wide range of atmosphere and personality thanks to the locals. Drinks and snacks served, does not serve cooked food usually but holds events though out the year whern barbeque food is sold. Has a large beer garden, Staff very professional and friendly. As pub is freehouse stocks three ales at time of review from both independent and established breweries. so a must for ale drinkers. Beer quality always fresh from knowlege of frequent visits

Freehouse as of August 2014 - owned by local landowner, but run by the team from Stevenage's Our Mutual Friend (regular GBG pub and repeat pub-of-the-year winner). Totally free of tie - and looked after by people who love good beer. Beers seen on opening night: Buntingford Highwayman (local brewer), Oakham JHB & Inferno, Five Points Pale Ale (London), Mallinsons Nelson Sauvin & Sorachi Ace (Yorks). More of the above in cellar plus Summer Wine (Yorks) and By the Horns (London). [Disclaimer: I sell them some of these beers!]