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The Three Compasses (Aldenham)

Description: Pegmire Lane, Patchetts Green, Aldenham, Hertfordshire, WD25 8DR. Tel:01923 857655

Newest Review: ... It is just decoration. I was told the pub was very dark and dingy back in its less popular days but now it is light and airy. The walls are all lightly painted and the restaurant which is very much like a conservatory is very light with large windows and doors leading out to the play area and pub garden (which isn't huge but has a few picnic benches). I always feel welcome in this pub, the ... more

... main point has to be the staff, although the ambience is set by the light, airy colours and space, the staff are what makes me return again and again. The Manager is a lady, who I'd say is early 30's and is super friendly. The rest of the staff vary b...more

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The Three Compasses (Aldenham): My Local! (1201 words)
by - written on 10/08/09 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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The Three Compasses is my local pub, it is a pub with a restaurant and family area, good atmosphere and friendly staff, it is located in Pachett's Green, Hertsmere, Hertfordshire. This pub HAD a very bad reputation and I think it has suffered due to this reputation being very well known in the surrounding area. BUT since the dismissal of unwelcome punters (I won't point the finger) the place has been refurbished and now has a completely different clientele and atmosphere. I never drank in this pub while it went through its 'negative' reputation stage, and wouldn't have felt safe doing so, I heard whispers of what went on here and that was that - I ... Read the complete review

The Needle is Pointing to Here... (897 words)
by - written on 28/07/09 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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The Three Compasses is a family pub located in Aldenham, Hertfordshire. Aldenham is a quiet and small village just a few miles from Watford. The pub is located down a quiet country lane, but is simple to find. I have been going to this pub now for a few years in a few different capacities; it's near to my work and is a favourite place for the odd after work, or lunchtime drink. The Actual Pub ------------------ The pub itself is a lovely big building, I believe it was built in the 18th century and was even frequented by highway man Dick Turpin. It has a lot of traditional original wooden beams which keep it full of ... Read the complete review