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A historic 17th-century Grade II listed village pub in Herongate, Brentwood, operated under Shepherd Neame and ranked Brentwood's top restaurant on TripAdvisor.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

The Green Man Inn is a traditional village pub located in Herongate and Ingrave, near Brentwood in Essex, England. The building dates back to the 17th century and is Grade II listed, retaining original features such as oak-beamed ceilings and inglenook fireplaces. Before becoming a pub, the building served as a family home and later a greengrocer's shop, which contributes to its homely and welcoming atmosphere. The pub operates under Shepherd Neame, Britain's oldest brewer, and was named Shepherd Neame's New Licensee of the Year 2026, selected from more than 300 pubs across the estate. This award recognises the hard work, passion and investment put into creating a pub that people love to visit. The Green Man offers a menu of food, Cask Marque-approved real ales, and a range of drinks, alongside amenities including a garden, live music, live sport on TV, outdoor area, real fire, and WiFi. In addition to its Shepherd Neame accolade, The Green Man has been ranked the number one restaurant in Brentwood on TripAdvisor, out of 179 restaurants listed in the area. This recognition reflects the team's commitment to great food, excellent service and memorable customer experiences. The pub is a popular destination for both locals and visitors, and its website highlights its historic and homely character, award-winning status, and warm welcome.

History

The Green Man Inn is a historic pub located in Herongate and Ingrave, near Brentwood in Essex, England. The building dates back to the 17th century and is Grade II listed, meaning it is recognised for its special architectural and historic interest. Originally a family home, it later served as a greengrocer's shop before becoming a pub. This evolution from domestic and commercial uses to a public house has helped the building retain a homely feel, with original features such as oak-beamed ceilings and inglenook fireplaces still present. The pub is part of the Shepherd Neame estate, Britain's oldest brewer, which operates over 300 pubs across the south-east of England. Under Shepherd Neame, The Green Man has undergone investment and improvements, leading to recognition as Shepherd Neame's New Licensee of the Year 2026. This award is given to a licensee who has demonstrated exceptional commitment and success in running a Shepherd Neame pub. In addition to its Shepherd Neame accolade, The Green Man has achieved significant local recognition as the number one restaurant in Brentwood on TripAdvisor, out of 179 restaurants listed in the area. This ranking reflects the pub's popularity and the quality of its food and service. The pub continues to operate as a traditional village pub, offering food, Cask Marque-approved real ales, and a range of amenities including a garden, live music, live sport on TV, outdoor area, real fire, and WiFi.

  • Building constructed as a family home (17th century)

  • Building later used as a greengrocer's shop

  • Building becomes a pub

  • Named Shepherd Neame's New Licensee of the Year 2026

  • Ranked number one restaurant in Brentwood on TripAdvisor

Products and positioning

Award-winning historic village pub offering quality food and real ales in a warm, traditional setting.

  • Cask Marque-approved real ales

    A selection of real ales that have been accredited by Cask Marque for quality.

  • Pub food menu

    A menu of traditional pub dishes served in a historic setting.

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