This is a list of inns and public houses in Stevenage, a town and borough in Hertfordshire, England. The town was designated the first new town in 1946.

Image	Name	Location	Opened/first mentioned	Ceased trading	Other name(s)	Last known brewer/owner	Summary of licence	Designation	Note
	Chequers	164 High Street, Stevenage	1774	—	—	Greene King	Full	—	Address was formerly 12 London Road. Owned by the Lyttons of Knebworth from at least 1774 until c1927.
	Coach and Horses	133 High Street, Stevenage	1786	—	New Inn	Whitbread	Full	Grade II listed	First mentioned as Coach and Horses in 1806.
	Crooked Billet
	Dun Cow			—
	Fisherman
	Granby			—
	Mallard
	Marquis of Lorne			—
	Our Mutual Friend			—
	Prince of Wales
	Red Lion			—
	Old Red Lion			—	Red Lion				Formerly in the parish of Shephall. Renamed when Shephall became part of Stevenage new town, to avoid confusion with the other Red Lion pub.
	Rising Sun
	Royal Oak
	Old Town Bar			—	Two Diamonds, 2 Dry	McMullen's			Owned by McMullen's since 1905.
	White Hart
	White Horse
	Mulberry Tree			—	White Lion	Greene King			Renamed in 2015.[1]
	Woodmans Arms
	Yorkshire Grey	15 High Street, Stevenage	1754	Un­known	White Horse	Clifton Inns/Greene King	Full	Grade II listed
	Chequers	Bragbury End		—					Formerly in the parish of Datchworth.
	Corey's Mill			—		Beefeater			Formerly in the parish of Graveley.
	Roebuck Inn			—					Formerly in the parish of Knebworth.
	White Swann
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• Standard Bearer
• Old Post Office
• Peartree
• Poachers
• Proverbial
• Squirrel
• Pied Piper
• Drapers Arms
• Tom Tiddlers Tavern
• Standing Order
• Cooopers Inn
• Crown
• Pig & Whistle
• Willows
• Twin Foxes (1952 to 2012)^[2]