The Black Horse Inn

A very warm welcome from the bar staff on arrival, great food, reasonable prices Accommodation excellent with a full English the next morning Can’t fault

Christmas Lunch, group of 5 retired ex work mates. Excellent meal, excellent service, and good value for money Staff very accomodating and pleasent, all 5 members of group agree it was the best Christmas Pub lunch we have had.

First visit after hearing good reports and was not disappointed. Very warm welcome on arrival and was served by a very polite and friendly young waitress. Excellent choice on menu, food came in a very reasonable time and was very good. Great pub food and will definitely return. View menu

Great food 6 of us ordered different meals and we were all happy with them. Portions are generous which especially pleased the 3 husbands in our party the pork belly and the beef stroganoff especially stood out as quality food. Nice deserts, friendly staff and good service means we will definitely be going back to our new favourite place.

The food was great value for money and well cooked. The wine was very expensive,£22pr bottle for a not particularly good Chardonnay however the bitter was excellent and well looked after Staff where very helpful but seating very uncomfortable, overall a good experience,as a group we will go back in the future but see if there is different seating available.

We went for a family meal for 5 people, the restaurant was empty and we was stuck on the smallest table possible for 5 adults. The starters were really greasy and tasteless, chips were soggy and extremely greasy, Pie was nothing special with tasteless gravy, chicken was overcooked. Worst meal I’ve had and prices were extortionate for what is was, came home £130 lighter, Definitely won’t be back!! View menu

Great hidden gem! I We went with 3 generations, my children and grandparents. A tough crowd normally but all we’re pleased! Portions are really good (too good), chips are proper, kids meals (and the rest) were authentic and not frozen, gravy is like my grans! Exactly what you want from a country pub! Staff were amazing, even when the place was rammed. Landlady has a lot of energy, really creates a welcoming feel to everyone who walks through the door. I kind of don’t want to do a review as our hidden gem will be exposed! But I’d love to see others enjoy it as much as we did! We shall be back!

The menu looked great, I had black pudding stack with potato rostie and crispy bacon. It was served with hash browns I don’t like these) the bacon had been fried in a fryer!! I spoke to the waitress she said “oh sorry” next I had what they called a lump of rump, I asked if I could have some scampi with it, I asked for it cooked medium. When it arrived it was very thin steak and very well over cook and also very gristly. Again I spoke to the waitress. And to top it off when we where leaving the kitchen staff where slating us say all we wanted was free food!!!! I am a chef and we will not be going back!!!!

Reviewed this pub after our visit just over a year ago and gave it 5 stars. We had heard that it had changed hands and reviews seemed more mixed but we decided to ‘give it another go’. Prices have risen, which I suppose is inevitable, so ‘the lunch club deal’ of 2 courses was now £10.45 instead of £8.95. However in our opinion it still represented excellent value for money. The menu was very similar and still included the ‘old-fashioned traditional puddings’. There seemed to be a bit of difference in portion-size between the dishes our group of 4 had………everything was perfectly adequate but some plates were definitely fuller than others! Presentation of the food was perhaps a little lacking b... View menu