King Harry

DISAPPOINTED!
We were driving past and wanted something to eat, from the outside this looked very promising indeed!
Got greeted by a brash — although quick — member of staff.
Ordered the drinks and asked about the menu, where we were told of the various items that were sold out, which is fine as these things happen.
We went to find a table, and after zig zagging we found somewhere to sit, which seemed quite cool.
I went to the bar and again got served immediately, to order the food. I ordered the burger and fries for the Boyff, and a side of chips for myself as I wasn’t that hungry.
Went to the toilets, grim, very grim. More like Yates on a Saturday night where you hover and hope, than a gastro pub. I asked the Boyff to check out the mens, and it was foul indeed. Urine puddles on the floor. Really? This is a Sunday afternoon in what seemed like such a lovely pub.
Then the food arrived. The side of chips were served in a metal mug, for £3.50p, this was an utter joke! The burger and fries, were just as disappointing, the burger was rank and the bacon was burnt to hell, any evidence of cheese was visual and certainly not via the taste buds.
We were given ketchup and vinegar and that was it, heaven forbid you want a bit of mustard or mayo…
The disabled toilets were towards the back, which would be fine if there was no tight corners, tables in the way and upward challenges (not that I am, but if you were in a chair, good luck you would wet yourself).
The WiFi was so rubbish, I swiped my WiFi off on my phone as it was quicker without it.
I will never go back here.
If I wanted naff chips in a mug for £3.50p, and a less than average burger that I could get a better one at 3am from a burger van, the I would have murdered some food at home.

A random trip up to Hatsfield to see the XX prompted a search into nearby eats and drinks. The King Harry’s website and posted menu looked promising.
We arrived and the staff were pretty friendly. Ordered a caeser salad, and the beef brisket with beetroot hash and fried egg. The caeser was not pleasant at all, but could have been the anchovies throwing me off. The brisket was also a disappointment, the shredded meat tasted filmy and the tips were crusty, like it had been sitting out a while. Bummer.

Pretty good little pub with a big beer garden, which is just begging for summer to be here.
Good grub, with loads of choice on the menu (even a few veggie ones!).