The Plough in St Albans

Cuisine: Pizza & Pasta and British

The Plow opens its doors on the busy streets of St Albans. If you want to go directly you will find it on Sleapshyde street, an address that you can also visit without problems using your GPS by car or on foot.

The Plow is a British restaurant ideal if you are interested in getting closer to the St Albans area.

The Plow has achieved a 4.4 thanks to 436 consumer ratings, they are certainly a good number, as you can see, this restaurant does not leave any consumer indifferent.

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Where is The Plough?

🏠 Sleapshyde Ln, St Albans AL4 0SE


English fare & ales in a rustic, wood-beamed cottage with a big garden offering countryside views.

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Opinions

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Kind of in the middle of nowhere but definitely worth the visit, the whole place is so spacious and well planned out. As the pub is more food focused there are many tables to sit at and separated rooms too. The garden is, in my opinion, the best part of the pub, its beautiful and well lit. Whilst The Plough has recently gone under new management and there is a lot of progression to still be made (such as an enhanced cocktail menu, which I was informed was in the making) I was thoroughly impressed by the pub.

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First time in several years I'd visited the pub and it had changed inside, had a modern distressed gastro appearance to it but looked good. The prices I found were quite brilliant, now I didn't eat but £4 for a pint is great in this day and age when the prices of everything is sky rocketing. The staff were lovely, never stopped working from what I saw, taking orders and delivering drinks, and as soon as a table was empty it was cleaned and disinfected. But the 'star of the show' was Aaron behind the bar, he was great to talk to and made you feel very welcome, a fantastic chap. Nice one Aaron.

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Excellent Lunch! Really enjoyed our visit. I am unfortunately v fussy, but every dish brought out was really very good. Cured salmon starter, with hazelnuts, inspired. They cure it there. The other 2 starters were great too. Chicken main, with creamy polenta, again, excellent. Chicken can be such an average main, but this was really good. Desert of sticky toffee pudding, good, stilton with a waffle studded with olives, again v good. Highlights were the starter and the main. Unhurried waiting staff, the chef obviously knows what he is doing, It wasn't cheap at £150 for 3 x 3 courses plus drinks, but it was worth it. So often meals out feel like 'I could have done better myself' for me, but this was very good. Only comment, a blind on the window in the restaurant would be good as the low sun was uncomfortable so we had to move around the table a bit. Loved it though!

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Went for a roast, there was four of us and no one particularly enjoyed theirs, was served twi thimbles of gravy and asked for more.. which we was charged £3 for.. we asked why and was told it was expensive to make. Very expensive for not very nice food. I left most of my chicken as wasn’t cooked through but we was in a rush. Wouldn’t go back. Staff weren’t very attentive.. has to ask for sauces etc and werent offered any.

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Truly exceptional.I very rarely review anywhere, but I am happy to make an exception for The Plough.Having lived in north London for over 20 years, we moved to Herts at the start of the lockdown and realised it was sadly a culinary waste ground (we love everything else about it!). Having resigned to the fact that we would have to travel back into London to get our good food fix, we were happy to hear that The Plough was being taken over by the team at The Bull in Highgate (which although living 10 mins from we very rarely visited).Connection and happy memories of our past neighbourhood bought us here, and boy, are we glad we took the punt!Seriously good food. Not chef-y/wanky or self indulgent, but seriously good . Fine quality, imaginatively put together, expertly cooked and served exquisitely.The service is of a standard you would expect at some of the better restaurants, but sometimes sadly evades them.In a nutshell, it’s a GEM. If you live locally, or in fact not locally, make a booking. You won’t be disappointed .

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First time here since it's been under new management and was really impressed. The food was delicious, the staff courteous and efficient and the tables were well spaced, so it felt COVID safe. Excellent value for money for this quality of food. Will definitely return.

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Cool little pub, small from the outside, big and beautiful outdoor area, best new years party

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Under new management with a new kitchen team. Their lunch menu was delicious and perfect for my birthday lunch. Welcoming, knowledgeable staff and a good selection of drinks including the alcohol free options. Easy dining with a baby and a dog in tow.Enjoyed the beef shin taco, buratta with salsa, beef tartare, and the ploughman's.

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Booked a last minute table and so pleased they managed to get us in. Amazing food. Fab service. Everything was superb. Cant wait to go back. Its not cheap but if you want a flawless meal then i would highly recommend.

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Lots of outdoor space and fantastic food as one would expect from Dylan's. Definitely recommend trying the beers on tap as they do rotate them regularly!

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Frequently asked questions about The Plough:
If you have any questions, you can contact The Plough by calling 01727 823720.
In The Plough they specialise in pizza & pasta and british cuisine.
436 customers of The Plough have given it an average rating of 4,4.