Arens Bar & Grill at The Six Bells
Arens Bar & Grill at The Six Bells, Ruislip
A charming gastropub in Harefield offering stunning views, refined British cuisine, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Nestled in Harefield, Uxbridge, The Old Orchard is a charming gastropub offering stunning panoramic views over the Colne Valley Regional Park. Known for its modern yet cozy interior featuring open fires and vintage touches, it serves a sophisticated menu blending classic British dishes with exotic influences. Dog-friendly and family welcoming, it boasts a lively atmosphere with indoor and outdoor seating, including a private dining room for groups.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Car
Driving to The Old Orchard from central Uxbridge takes approximately 20-30 minutes via the A40 and local roads. Parking is available on site, but spaces can be limited during peak times. No parking fees apply.
Bus
Bus services connect Harefield with Uxbridge town center, with a journey time of around 40-50 minutes. From the bus stop, The Old Orchard is a 10-minute walk along Park Lane. Services run regularly but check schedules for weekends.
Walking
For local visitors, walking from Harefield village center to The Old Orchard takes about 20 minutes on mostly flat terrain, suitable for most fitness levels. The route passes through scenic residential and green areas.
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