The Garibaldi, St Albans  rated3 pints - click for an explanation of our ratings

location:

St Albans

address:

61 Albert Street, AL1 1RT

phone:

01727 855046

nearest stations:

St Albans Abbey Railway station
(620m)

St Albans Railway station
(700m)

how to find it:

Exit right out of St Albans station onto Victoria Street and after a few minute's walk take the forth left onto Marlborough road. At the Cross straight over into Keyfield Terrace and turn right at the end which will lead you to Albert Street.

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picture of The GaribaldiGiuseppe Garibaldi, a 19th century Italian general who helped to unify his country, has had among other things a Brazilian city, a fish and a biscuit resembling squashed flies between two sheets of cardboard named after him. A Fuller's pub in St. Albans can be added to that list. The Garibaldi is situated among a gaggle of pubs to the south of the centre, across the road from the beer garden of the White Lion to be precise, making it perfect for a crawl. There are five ales on tap, food is served at lunchtimes and in the evening, but as a negative perhaps the toilets could do with sprucing up. To enjoy summer weather there is a conservatory area and a small garden. Unfortunately a barking guide dog didn't seem entirely happy to share that on our visit.

reviewed:
22/04/2007
reviewed by squirrel

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