If issues go to plan, eating places and pubs shall be allowed to reopen for indoor eating from May 17.
The hospitality sector has been one of many worst-affected industries through the pandemic, with some having to shut down for good.
But there may be hope that when restrictions on outside consuming are lifted in April, adopted by the following stage in May, companies throughout the county will regularly give you the option to return to regular.
HertsDwell requested readers on Facebook which places they might suggest for the best Sunday roast in Hertfordshire, and we’ve got listed the most well-liked go-to’s beneath.
Many residents commented with “my home” – after all, lockdown has left us all with no different choice than to cook dinner for ourselves and excellent our culinary expertise.
Below are the 10 hottest spots for a roast dinner in Herts, according to residents, that individuals cannot wait to go to after lockdown.
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Highland Steakhouse – Broxbourne
A full of life steakhouse, providing traditional cuts and sauces, plus Greek dishes and musical tribute nights.
Where: The Precinct, Unit 8-11, High Road, Broxbourne, EN10 7HY
Orange Tree – Hitchin
A crowd-pleasing pub grub dishes in a venue with trendy decor of picket flooring and uncovered brickwork.
Where: 100 Stevenage Road, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, SG4 9DR
The Nags Head – Much Hadham
A preferred nation eating pub with a cosy ambiance.
Where: The Ford, Chapel Lane, Little Hadham, Ware, SG11 2AX
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Coach House Hotel – Royston
A standard pub and lodge, close to the Imperial War Museum Duxford.
Where: Newmarket Road, Flint Cross, Melbourn, Royston, SG8 7PN
The Bulls Head – Turnford
A pub and restaurant with a rotisserie, an open fireplace, rustic picket beams and pillars plus a beer backyard.
Where: High Road Turnford, Turnford, EN10 6BZ
The White Lion – Baldock
A pub that sits proudly on the excessive road, bursting with character.
Where: 46 High St, Baldock, SG7 6BJ
The Woodman Inn – Nuthampstead
A household run pub and restaurant with a pleasant ambiance and nice pub grub.
Where: Nuthampstead, Royston, SG8 8NB
Robin Hood & Little John – Welwyn
A pub and restaurant with picket beams and open log fires, providing actual ales and treats for canine.
Where: Codicote, Welwyn, AL6 9UB
Toby Carvery – Stevenage
A timeless household chain restaurant serving roast meats carvery-style, kids’s menus and traditional puds.
Where: London Rd, Stevenage, SG2 8DT
The Alford Arms – Hemel (*10*)
A high-end gastropub set in a wooded valley with a manicured terrace and traditional decor.
Where: Frithsden, Hemel (*10*), HP1 3DD
