The Queens Head - Carte

Extremely disappointed from start to finish. No parking nearby Only 3 starters to choose from and they had run out of one of them. The roast beef mains was also very disappointing. Will definitely not be returning

£10.95 for 3 courses, starters wasn't that good I had pate and hubby had soup. the dinner was good I had roast chicken and hubby had steak n kidney pie. The desert was just ok hubby had apple pie and custard and said it was...

The queens head is hard to find. Just by the church but sat nav doesn't really get close enough. Take the turning which looks like someone's drive and it's at the end.Great roast dinner and garlic bread. Dessert of crumble nice too. All for £10.95. Bargain. Service is good. This is a tradition old style pub. We liked it. Voir le carte

This gem of a pub is hidden away and long may it remain hard to find as it seems to do well from those in the know and with good reason. First and foremost it is a pub with two small bars and a garden. The beer is always good with constantly changing guest beers. This is no gastro pub but the food is home made and great value for money especially with what you can pay on the main Boreham road.

Having pre-booked our food the owners said we would all get our food quickly and we did! It was a lively evening and the food was delicious. One thing we really liked was the fact that the vegetables were served in separate dishes and the gravy was very tasty. There was plenty on tap to drink plus wines. We put the road name in our sat nav so just drove a bit further and there it was next to the church.

Have eaten here many times when visiting family nearby and the home cooked food with an ever changing specials board is excellent. Don't expect a fancy gastropub experience, the Queens is a local village pub with good pub food , large portions of tasty well cooked food . Took a large party there prior to my son's wedding and everyone really enjoyed it , great atmosphere ,very reasonable prices , everything a traditional pub should be ! Voir le carte

I went to this restaurant with some friends for a casual Saturday afternoon outing. As soon as we walked in, we were impressed by the charming old-fashioned wooden tables and chairs, cozy bar, and the welcoming atmosphere full of friendly locals. The bar staff was attentive and friendly, and they had a great selection of beers and real ale. We decided to order from the sandwich menu, which was delicious and reasonably priced. They also had daily meal specials available. I will definitely come back if I'm in the area again.

The Queens Head restaurant offers affordable, but mediocre food in the village of Boreham. Despite the availability of quality local produce, the menu opts for quantity over quality. The Landlady tries her best, but the overall dining experience falls short. Prices are cheap, but the value may not be worth it. Watch out for seating next to the ladies' toilet, as it can be disruptive. The selection of beers is good, but service is unfriendly. Parking is limited, and the future of this establishment is questionable. Consider supporting one of Essex's great pubs instead of this lackluster option.

We visited friends in Springfield who had been recommended this restaurant, so they took us there. It is located in a quaint little village and the pub is easily missed if you don't know it is tucked behind a church. Parking outside was difficult, but we found a space on the nearby road. We didn't feel warmly greeted, but a table had been reserved for us and we were asked to sit down. No one showed us to our table, so we had to go to the bar to get our drinks. A young girl took our order, which included roasts, pork, chicken, a couple of vegetarian options, and a homemade steak and kidney pie. The three-course meal was priced at £10.95 and the starters included pate, soup, and garlic bread.... Voir le carte