The Greyhound Harlow

Only popped in for a pint 1st time in the Greyhound was very impressed, clean, warm welcome and a nice pint

Very nice place, staff is excellent, food is delicious. You can bring your dog to the pub, can't even think of bad things, everything is positive

The food was not good. I ordered a child's meal that consisted of grey-looking nuggets, frozen chips, and old sweetcorn. The jacket potatoes were okay but nothing special. I would not dine there again. Voir le carte

A pleasant environment for a friendly drink, lunch or evening meal. Friendly efficient staff and a good basic menu of well cooked and well presented meals. Located with the Harlow town park with a pay and display car park a very short walk from the pub.

This pub is truly exceptional, especially in today's economy where food prices can be quite steep. What sets this place apart is their remarkable ability to strike a perfect balance between quantity, quality, and cost – a rare feat in the industry. They are vegan, vegetarian accommodating also.

The staff at this restaurant were extremely rude. My family and I just wanted a quick drink and a bite to eat, but all of us were asked for ID. When we questioned this policy, we were told to leave. We were shocked and appalled by the completely unprofessional service. I will never return to this establishment. If I could give it zero stars, I would. Absolutely awful. Voir le carte

The Greyhound is a pub in a middle of a public park and if you have the weather on your side then it's great to sit outside and chill out with a beer. The inside doesn't look that big but there is a huge outside drinking area set up with benches. It is a pet friendly venue and when we were we met dogs from neighbouring tables who were more than happy to say hello and seemed to enjoy the experience.

I had a negative experience at this restaurant due to the rude behavior of a lady who I assume is the owner. I stopped by after a walk with my dog to get a Diet Coke and was asked for ID. When I clarified that I only wanted a Diet Coke, the lady responded rudely, stating that it is illegal for anyone under the age of 18 to approach the bar and enforcing the challenge 25 policy. While I understand the importance of challenge 25, it seemed unnecessary for a non-alcoholic beverage like Diet Coke. It is not actually illegal for someone under 18 to approach a bar unless they are trying to order alcohol. The lady's attitude was unpleasant, and as a teacher in my 20s who works with 18 year olds, I...

Great location atmosphere. But do not order the burgers if you want nice quality meat. They're big and full of gristle. Couldnt stomach eating it all. …More Halyna Yarotska Local Guide·22 reviews·70 photos 5 months ago A very cosy place in the town centre, delicious and fresh food. Nice service. Highly recommended. Photo 1 in review by Halyna Yarotska Photo 2 in review by Halyna Yarotska Photo 3 in review by Halyna Yarotska Photo 4 in review by Halyna Yarotska +3 Jamie M Local Guide·45 reviews·119 photos 3 weeks ago NEW £10–20 This pub is truly exceptional, especially in today's economy where food prices can be quite steep. What sets this place apart is their remarkable ability to strike a p... Voir le carte