A London Colney country pub has reopened with a "stunning" new look after a month-long makeover.
The Colney Fox, which temporarily shut on April 20, is now welcoming guests back through its doors with a "fresh, rustic style".
Highlights of the remodel include a refreshed beer garden complete with festooned lighting, elegant new interiors, and a stylish private dining room that seats up to 30 guests.
General Manager James Young shared their excitement about the pub’s new look: “As the heart of the village, we’re so pleased to open our doors and welcome guests old and new to see what we’ve been working on at The Colney Fox.”
“It’s the same warm, friendly pub you know and love, with great food and excellent customer service, but now with a fresh new feel.
"Whether you're after a cosy corner to unwind with a drink or a lovely spot to enjoy a hearty meal, we can’t wait to share it with you.”
The country pub is also offering a revamped menu which boasts a selection of popular dishes including slow-cooked pork belly, stone-baked pizzas, and their brand-new signature skewers.
For guests craving country pub classics, you can look forward to a variety of steaks, traditional fish & chips, and the pub’s hearty home-baked pie of the day. The pub also offers breakfast from 9am, Monday to Sunday.
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Steeped in history, The Colney Fox was once The Watersplash Hotel in the 1940s.
The pub remains a much-loved spot at the heart of the community, welcoming everyone including four-legged friends.
The venue is also part of the Innkeeper’s Collection and offers guests the opportunity to stay in one of nine double B&B hotel rooms.
To reserve a table at The Colney Fox, visit: https://www.vintageinn.co.uk/restaurants/east/thecolneyfoxlondoncolney#/
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