The Old Bull Inn is a historic coaching inn, pub and restaurant located on High Street in Royston, a market town on the Hertfordshire–Cambridgeshire border. Positioned in the centre of town, it sits close to Royston Museum, the medieval Royston Cave and the town’s independent shops and cafés. Its location also offers easy access to Royston railway station and the surrounding countryside, making it a convenient dining spot for locals, visitors and those travelling between Cambridge and London.
Dating back several centuries, the building retains much of its traditional character, with a classic frontage and a warm, welcoming interior. Inside, guests will find a relaxed bar area, a bright restaurant space and comfortable seating suited to families, couples and groups. The décor blends period features with contemporary touches, creating an inviting atmosphere for both casual meals and special occasions. The venue also offers accommodation, making it a popular choice for weekend stays and business travellers.
The restaurant serves modern British pub cuisine, with a menu built around fresh, seasonal ingredients. Starters typically include options such as soups, pâtés, breaded bites and sharing plates. The main menu features familiar favourites including beer-battered fish and chips, steaks, burgers, pies, salads and vegetarian dishes, alongside daily specials that reflect seasonal produce. Lighter bites, sandwiches and lunchtime options are also available. A traditional Sunday roast is served weekly, offering generous portions and classic trimmings.
Desserts include comforting choices such as cheesecakes, crumbles and chocolate-based dishes. The bar offers a wide selection of ales, beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks, with local brews often featured.
With its central location, historic charm and dependable menu, The Old Bull Inn remains a well-loved dining destination in the heart of Royston.