As you know we are going to be closing our doors for a temporary hibernation.
We’re sorry we won’t be able to welcome you into the pub while the restrictions apply but we will be ready and waiting when we can open our doors to welcome you again.
Don’t forget you can still enjoy your favourite Greene King beers at home from our Online Beer Shop.
Stay safe and we look forward to seeing you again soon.
Situated in peaceful Old Harlow, The Green Man is a historic 14th century Jacobean style inn. Whitewashed and ivy clad with delightful green shutters, The Green Man is evidence Harlow was once a thriving station for horse drawn coaches to and from London. This charming country pub restaurant sits on pretty hamlet of Mulberry Green at the heart of Old Harlow, on what is known as the ‘village triangle’, a green that contains no less than eleven listed buildings. We pride ourselves on classic pub food cooked with care. Whether it's hand-battered cod & chips, the gourmet burger, or the ever-popular ‘Brewer's Chicken’, now is the time to rediscover your old favourites. Make sure you try our traditional Sunday roasts with a huge a Yorkshire pudding and unlimited gravy. The team at the Green Man are passionate about our food menu, so you can relax and enjoy our quality dishes and great service at this fantastic venue. Located at the central focal point of Mulberry Green, The Green Man is an important landmark in Old Harlow, and clear evidence Mulberry Green was once a coaching station. In fact, the current settlement pattern and collection of public houses in Harlow are also proof of the area’s role as a major stop-off point for horse-drawn coaches en route to London from Cambridge, Newmarket, Norwich and elsewhere. The route to London ran south from Harlow Mill via Old Road, Mulberry Green, the High Street and London Road. In 1218, permission was granted to hold a Monday market in Harlow, which led to the growth of Old Harlow.
