Welsh Harp — Restaurant in Epping Forest

Had a good night in their was always our local however the staff there last night were different to who we usually see behind the bar. The bar man with glasses shooed my husband away with his hands as he was trying to order a drink which in itself is highly unprofessional so my husband tried to make a complaint to the owner who said he would chat with him in a minute. After waiting the owner did not come back and my husband tried to speak to him again which led to the owner shoving my husband out the door of the pub in front of everyone which was humiliating and outright rude. All establishments should have a complaint procedure. It’s a shame as we had been in many times with our children. We will obviously not be going back. There was absolutely no reason for the owner to aggressively shove my husband out the door and he should be ashamed of the way he handled...

What a lovely place to visit. Not only was the food great (and you could tell its all made in house). It was the personal touches that made our experience a great one. We went in a party of three with our young daughter, she at some point in the evening had mentioned she was cold, the owners had not only recongnised this but had come out with a blanket to which of course we found a very generous and a thoughtful touch. As the evening went on we got talking to Peter who had informed us that families were a huge part of there business which was great to hear, as now days it isn't as common to find pubs that are fine with children being on the premises. Will definitely be returning and potentially become a...

5 Star Roasties!

Attend Welsh Harp for Sunday lunch. Great little find in the historically entrenched town of Waltham Abbey. The atmosphere in this quaint pub was pleasant and welcoming. Staff were lovely (thank you Laila for wonderful service experience). The roast dinner was a good size. However, the star of the meal was the crispy, fluffy and moreish Maris Piper roast potatoes. I have eaten many roast dinners in a pub but this probably the first time that the potatoes have been tasted like they have been cooked FRESH rather than warmed up. The other accompaniments were also excellent, the bacon and cabbage in particular. Highly recommended for...