
We've got a proud history of drinking in St Albans. With the oldest pub in Britain, and more than 50 others to choose from there's something to suit all tastes (literally).
St Albans is also home to the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), organisers of the annual Beer and Cider Festival.
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The White Hart Tap - WINNER: Pub of the Year
This traditional pub serves real ales with guest beers, hot food every lunchtime and weekday evenings. There's a quiz on Wednesdays at 9pm.
The Six Bells - RUNNER UP: Pub of the Year
16th century pub in the historic St Michaels area of St Albans a short walk from Verulamium Park. Selection of real ales and food served daily.
A traditional pub - recipient of the bronze award in the South Herts CAMRA Pub of the Year competition 2008. Regular live music and events.
Lovely back street pub in the conservation area serving real ale and hot food. Quiz night on Monday at 8pm. Monthly cash table football competition.
Mokoko - WINNER: Bar of the Year
Stylish, cosy and friendly champagne, cocktail and wine bar serving tapas style food and well made drinks. Tuesday is 'curry and a cocktail' night.
The Peahen - RUNNER UP: Bar of the Year
Trendy pub/bar including a table service restaurant. Live music available on certain evenings. Covered heated courtyard. Over 21s only.
Trendy bar at the top end of town serving gastro-style pub food. Good selection of wine and champagne. Free wi-fi available.
Stylish town centre bar and restaurant serving food, real ale, draught and bottled larger and a varied wine list. Rear garden area.
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