The best cafes and brunches in Herts UK News

Hertfordshire has no shortage of picturesque places for brunch, whether in one of the villages and towns or in the heart of the woods, there is something for everyone.

Here is a selection of some of the county’s most popular places for coffee and cake, avocado on toast, or pancakes and waffles.

Dacorum

The Brownlow Cafe in Ashridge offers breakfast all day. Friendly dog ​​with locally sourced cakes and food, he feels very healthy. Another great place in Dacorum is the Fishery Wharf Café on the Grand Union Canal, and then you can take a stroll along the canal.

Saint-Alban

Crêpeaffaire serves waffles, vegan and gluten-free patties, as well as their signature pancakes. In another place called Street Cafe, Florentine eggs, avocado, a vegan breakfast, and locally renowned shakshuka eggs are on the menu.

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Abbots kitchen

Abbots Kitchen in St Albans Cathedral is a great spot for coffee and cake where you can grab a chair in the outdoor dining area or in the cafe inside the cathedral.

Atria Watford

Head to Atria Watford for a wide choice of brunch spots. With vegan and gluten-free options, Lounge is a laid-back place to hang out with friends and The Florist offers pancakes and juices and more in its pretty decor.

Hatfield House

Breakfast at Hatfield House includes fresh pastries, breakfast muffins, and then you can stroll through the gardens that surround the historic house.

Hertford

Hertford Coffee Lab roasts its own coffee at its roaster, Bionic Bull. Pair their rich coffee with one of their freshly baked cakes for a delicious treat. After a coffee and cake, stroll through the historic town of Hertford.

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Knebworth

The Garden Terrace tea room at Knebworth House serves homemade cakes, coffee, tea and hot and cold snacks. If the weather is on your side, strolling through the manicured gardens and rolling parkland is a must.

For more information and inspiration on what to do in Hertfordshire, visit www.visitherts.co.uk.

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