The Lower Red Lion, Grade II listed pub in Fishpool Street, St Albans, England.
The Lower Red Lion is located at 34-36 Fishpool Street with a traditional brick exterior and multiple interior spaces divided into two distinct bar areas. The pub spreads across several levels with different seating zones throughout.
The building dates from the 17th century and received Grade II listing status for its architectural and historical importance to St Albans. This designation protects the original structure that has survived through centuries of changes.
The pub rotates four different beers alongside permanent selections like Tring Side Pocket for a Toad, reflecting connections to local brewing traditions. The drink choices show how the place stays linked to its community and nearby breweries.
The pub is open daily with extended hours on weekends and food service during lunch and evening times. A spacious garden area provides outdoor seating for visitors who prefer to dine and drink outside.
The pub maintains a substantial garden where guests can enjoy their drinks in an adults-only setting throughout the entire premises. This private garden space sets it apart from typical city center bars that lack outdoor areas.
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