A popular Winchmore Hill pub has re-opened after a six-week refurbishment with a fresh look and a new menu.

The Salisbury Arms in Hoppers Road welcomed customers again last month, and pub staff said they had received "positive comments".

Changes include an expanded garden area, a toilet revamp and a re-design of the outside sheds.

Enfield Independent: The pub has expanded its garden area to include more tables and chairsThe pub has expanded its garden area to include more tables and chairs (Image: The Salisbury Arms)

Enfield Independent: The outdoor sheds have also been given a new lookThe outdoor sheds have also been given a new look (Image: The Salisbury Arms)

The venue serves pub classics such as chicken and ham pie, fish and chips and Sunday roasts, and has added a selection of cocktails to its drinks’ menu.

The pub said that the refurbishment had allowed for the creation of 15 new jobs, and claimed that more would be available soon.

Enfield Independent: General Manager of The Salisbury Arms, Adam Paknadel, said that seeing the refurbishment plans for the pub come to life 'has been very enjoyable'General Manager of The Salisbury Arms, Adam Paknadel, said that seeing the refurbishment plans for the pub come to life 'has been very enjoyable' (Image: The Salisbury Arms)

General Manager of The Salisbury Arms, Adam Paknadel, said: “I am more than happy with the work that has been done to the pub.

“We were very excited to see the plans over a year ago, but to be able to see it come to life has been very enjoyable.

“Our guest base has received the new look well and I am pleased to hear all the positive comments.”