3 Best Restaurants for Birthdays in Flamstead

3 restaurants available nearby

A photo of Craft & Cleaver - St Albans restaurant

1. Craft & Cleaver - St Albans

4.5

Price: Expensive

• Barbecue • St. Albans

Booked 25 times today

Craft & Cleaver is an Industrial, Brooklyn-Inspired Barbecue Joint & Bar – bringing authentic wood-fired Barbecue, expertly-sourced Craft Beer & awesome Cocktails to St. Albans.A great venue for date night, weekend Brunch or any celebration - we've got you covered with booths, restaurant & garden seating.Proudly independent, open 7 days a week!

A photo of Côte Brasserie - St Albans restaurant

2. Côte Brasserie - St Albans

4.3

Awesome(72)

Price: Moderate

• French • St. Albans

Booked 31 times today

Cote is inspired by the brasseries of Paris, serving authentic French dishes all day in our classically designed restaurants. We are committed to producing authentic French classics, freshly cooked to order, from the highest quality sourced ingredients.

3. The Lytton Arms

4.6

Exceptional(690)

Price: Moderate

• Pub • Knebworth

Booked 15 times today

A casual and charming pub with beer at its heart! Set in the beautiful village of Old Knebworth, North Hertfordshire, just on the edge of the historic Knebworth Estate, surrounded by wonderful walks and cycle routes. Our new menu showcases the best of local seasonal produce, all freshly prepared on site. Micheal Kirby the new head chef, classically trained, offers a contemporary take on pub classic dishes. Book ahead for Sunday lunch as it is always popular. Beautiful beer garden with some covered areas.Please note we have different offers for:Monday / Tuesday - Drinks only Wednesday - Saturday - Full menuSunday - Sunday LunchPlease call the pub directly for private events.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Craft & Cleaver - St Albans

2. Côte Brasserie - St Albans

3. The Lytton Arms

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