Great British Pubs…The Moon Under Water (Watford)

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The Moon Under Water is a Wetherspoon pub in Watford, Hertfordshire and named after a pub described by George Orwell in an article in the Evening Standard on 9 February, 1946. The pub is known for providing the widest range of Real Ales in Watford. Best dish on the menu is the traditional Fish & Chips and the biggest space in town with a capacity of 790 people! So if you are in Watford, look no further and visit The Moon Under Water!