Duke of York

The Duke of York is a Grade II listed building in Potters Bar featuring a covered patio area and a spacious beer garden spread across multiple levels. The structure blends heritage architectural elements with contemporary amenities including private spaces for group events.

The building received its Grade II listed status based on meeting architectural standards set by Historic England for heritage preservation. This designation reflects its significance as a structure of local historical interest.

The pub functions as a gathering place for local people, where traditional Sunday roasts and seasonal menus draw regular diners. It serves as a social hub where residents come together for celebrations and everyday meetings.

The pub sits near the M25 motorway on Barnet Road and offers heated outdoor seating throughout the year for comfort in all seasons. It maintains extended daily opening hours, making it accessible for both casual visits and longer stays.

The establishment preserves protected architectural features while incorporating modern facilities designed to accommodate private gatherings and events. This balance between heritage protection and practical contemporary use creates a versatile space for different types of visits.