The Jolly Farmers, Enfield  rated3 pints - click for an explanation of our ratings

location:

Enfield

address:

2 Enfield Road, EN2 7QS

phone:

0871 258 5312*
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nearest stations:

Enfield Chase Railway station
(1.2Km)

Gordon Hill Railway station
(1.3Km)

bus routes:

121, 307 bus info

how to find it:

From Oakwood Tube, catch the 307 or 121 down the hill towards Enfield Town. Its on your right after a few stops. From Enfield Chase train station, turn left and keep walking straight for about 10-15 minutes. Or catch the 307/121 bus. The pub is on the left.

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picture of Jolly Farmers
A huge pub on the outskirts of Enfield and at the edge of Green Belt land, The Jolly Farmers covers most of the bases pretty well. They serve the usual McMullen's real ales (not bad) and fairly predictable but hearty pub food. It's size would be a problem for some pubs, but they seem to have handled the space well enough, with areas divided off, some with tables and chairs, others with couches. It's bright and modern, but not out of place with it's leafy surroundings and is the kind of provincial place that can get very busy for Sunday lunch. Pop in, if you ever happen to be that far north.

reviewed:
23/12/2008
reviewed by redcat

Eating at The Jolly Farmers ... we last ate here on 23/12/2008

Standard trad pub menu - sandwiches under a fiver, mains around £8. Pretty good, as far as these things go.
food rating 2 - quality
price rating 2 - price

pub features:(click on an icon to see an explanation)

good beer served - click for explanationreal ales
beer garden or outdoor seating available - click for explanationoutdoor seating
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