The National Geographic has named a Harpenden pub among its top 15 places for a roast dinner in the UK.
The Silver Cup sits eighth on the list, with the likes of Aylesbury duck crown, lamb shoulder and 42-day aged beef sirloin on the menu.
These meat options are complimented by duck-fat roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, salt-baked carrot, carrot puree and buttered cabbage.
The pub was reopened in 2020 by friends and Harpenden locals Michael Singleton and chef Mathew Reeder.
The interior underwent a refurbishment during lockdown, shortly after Matthew and Michael took over the lease.
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In December last year, the eatery was also recognised by popular food guide Michelin.
Churton's The White Horse came first on The National Geographic's list, beating The Culpeper, London, to the title.
Here's the full list of eateries on National Geographic's list:
- The White Horse, Churton
- The Culpeper, London
- Balloo House, Killinchy, Northern Ireland
- The Ancient Mariner, Hove, Sussex
- The Black Bull, Sedbergh, Cumbria
- The Heathcock, Llandaff
- The Rutland Arms, Sheffield
- The Silver Cup, Harpenden
- The Camberwell Arms, London
- The Rat Inn, Anick, Northumberland
- Old Bridge Inn, Ripponden, West Yorkshire
- The Felin Fach Griffin, Brecon, Powys
- The Pack Horse, Hayfield, Derbyshire
- The Allanton Inn, Allanton, Berwickshire
- St Kew Inn, Bodmin, Cornwall
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