The Cricketers Pub

See the menu at The Cricketers website.

Opens daily

Restaurant Opening Times 01582 620612

Mon - Thurs 12-3pm & 6pm-9pm
Fri & Sat 12-3pm & 6pm-10pm
Sun 12-6.30pm

Kids Christmas Party 21 December 2011 1pm to 3.30pm Admission charge payable in advance

Located on Redbourn Common, near the Lybury Lane junction and adjacent to Redbourn Museum.

Around 1864 James Smith, official rat-catcher to the Gorhambury estate, started to sell Beer. On being taken to court for opening an Inn without a licence he was then told by the Earl to apply. The licence was granted and the Three Horse Shoes was born. The name later became The Cricketers. Two adjoining cottages also became part of the inn.

The Cricketers is now run by Colin, Debbie & Andy and has undergone extensive refurbishment. On the inside there is a clever mix of old and new with the front bar having just been decorated with a traditional village pub feel and offers a great varied selection of tradtional ales, lagers and ciders. To the rear of the pub uncovers a newly developed 24 seat restaurant decorated in a contemporary style. The resident chef has created a diverse menu with something to suit everyone's taste and the food is complimented with an excellent extensive wine list all moderately priced.

Forthcoming Events

Remember, Remember 5th November.

8th November Firework display on The Common outside the Cricketers with drinks and BBQ food served outside and in from 5pm.
Restaurant bookings will be required.
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On Sat 15th November the International award winning & UK's finest Rat Pack Tribute Act Dean Ager is performing live at the Cricketers With a 5 Course Gourmet Meal. Be sure to book a table £40 per person.

Meeting place of:

• Clock Club
• Cricketers Golf Society
• Cricketers Football Team
• Redbourn Folk Club

Phone: 01582 620612

Oct 2008

See also: Three Mills And Two Rivers Walk and Footpaths Around Redbourn Redbourn Village

Used for filming of Everything Must Go 19 October 2004 3.30pm to 6pm. the broadcast was 1pm Thursday 3 March 2005