Green Man

Located in the tranquil surroundings of Old Harlow, The Green Man is a historic inn dating back to the 14th century, designed in the Jacobean style. Adorned with whitewashed walls, ivy-covered exteriors, and charming green shutters, The Green Man stands as a testament to Harlow’s past as a bustling station for horse-drawn coaches travelling to and from London. Nestled within the picturesque hamlet of Mulberry Green at the heart of Old Harlow, this delightful country pub restaurant is situated on the ‘village triangle’, an area boasting eleven listed buildings.

The Green Man takes pride in serving classic pub fare prepared with meticulous attention to detail. From the traditional hand-battered cod & chips to the gourmet burger and the beloved ‘Brewer’s Chicken’, there’s something to suit every palate. Don’t miss the opportunity to savour our delectable Sunday roasts, complete with a generous Yorkshire pudding and unlimited gravy.

Dedicated to offering quality dishes and excellent service, the team at The Green Man ensures a memorable dining experience at this charming venue. Positioned at the heart of Mulberry Green, The Green Man stands as a significant landmark in Old Harlow, highlighting the area’s historical importance as a stop-off point for horse-drawn coaches travelling between London, Cambridge, Newmarket, Norwich, and beyond.

The rich history of Mulberry Green as a former coaching station is evident in the settlement layout and the presence of various public houses in Harlow. The route to London passed through Harlow Mill, Old Road, Mulberry Green, the High Street, and London Road, shaping the town’s development. The establishment of a Monday market in Harlow in 1218 played a pivotal role in the expansion of Old Harlow, solidifying its position as a bustling hub. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat in a historical setting or a dog-friendly dining experience, The Green Man offers a delightful escape into the past, combined with warm hospitality and delectable cuisine.