A HARLOW pub which combines “the relaxed vibe and affordability of a pub with the quality of food and service of a casual restaurant” has re-opened after significant investment from Whitbread.

Potters Arms Cookhouse and Pub saw £600k spent on renovating the interiors and exterior of its building, and opened its doors to the public on the 24th August.

It is part of the Cookhouse and Pub chain, which has branches throughout the UK, including Gillingham, Skegness and Kilmarnock.

The venue in Church Langley will be open seven days a week, offering breakfast and brunch, dinner, drinks and Sunday roasts.

A varied seasonal menu has been designed to “satisfy every craving” whether that be classic fish and chips, gin and tonic or brownies and ice cream.

The pub will also offer, unlimited breakfasts, all-day dining, day time deals, Sunday roasts and kids menus.

The interior includes a wide range of comfortable seating, including booths for families and groups, and bar stools for perching.