The Rising Sun, Halls Green

The Rising Sun at Halls Green is a traditional country pub surrounded by beautiful North Hertfordshire countryside in the small Hamlet of Halls Green. The Rising Sun offers a warm and friendly welcome and boasts a cosy and inviting real log fire popular with all our visitors, including ramblers, cyclists, and horse-riders alike. The original building still maintains its 'old world' charm with its beamed ceiling and brasses.

The beer garden, complete with a beautiful and well-established willow tree, and children's play area makes it the perfect location for families seeking a relaxing time in an old-fashioned country pub. Dogs, kept on leads and outside of the conservatory restaurant, are very welcome. Water and treats are always on hand. 

The Rising Sun is a former 18th century cottage which was once owned by the Dimsdale family - Baron Dimsdale received his title and wealth from Catherine the Great as a reward for inoculating her and her son the Grand Duke Paul against smallpox. The cottage then became a Baker Brewery before becoming a McMullen's pub in 1904.

The pub’s menu consists of excellent traditional home-cooked food, together with a fine selection of well-kept locally brewed real ales Country and Guest Ale, together with a wide choice of wines, spirits, bottled and draft lagers, ciders, and soft drinks.

To check the pubs opening hours (closed Mondays) and to look at the restaurant menu go the

The Rising Sun’s web site at www.therisingsunhallsgreen.co.uk/