The Gallipot Inn, Hartfield

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The Gallipot is named after small glazed earthenware medicine and ointment pots that were apparently once made on this site. This is a long and thin pub with rustic wooden beams and pillars throughout and a central tile floored bar area with an exposed brick wooden topped U-shaped serving counter on the rear wall. During a recent Saturday afternoon visit premium keg was available alongside a couple of Camden Brewery lagers and three hand pumps that were drawing Harvey’s Best and Easter Ale alongside 360 Degrees Brewing’s Session Ale. To the left of this central bar area is some seating faced by a white painted brick fireplace on the left-hand wall. In the right side of the pub is a slightly raised wooden floored seating area with an exposed brick fireplace on the right-hand wall. Along the rear wall to the left is a dartboard and to the left of the serving counter is access to the rear where the toilets are found on the way to a tiered grass and patio beer garden with picnic tables and nice views over the fields beyond. There is a car park to the left of the pub that is well sign-posted, but still easy to miss due to the narrow entrance. I thought the service was very friendly and we enjoyed our visit.

On 28^th April 2025 - rating: 7
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