The Horseshoe Inn - Menu

Visited on a offchance fitted us in and what a treat food was amazing well worth a visit Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Lovely friendly team, warm and clean too! Let us stay nearby overnight, as we were in motorhomes Price per person: £10–20 Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 4

We went unannounced for lunch with 2 other friends, greeted warmly from the manager, food was delicious and the beer wine good, so good that we booked a table for 4.for another time. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 View menu

What a find! We were struggling to find somewhere open to eat on a Monday evening and stumbled across the Horseshoe Inn. Lovely hearty and delicious mains and desserts and lovely atmosphere. Friendly and attentive staff. Log fire. Reasonably priced and would definitely visit again. Price per person: £20–30 Food: 5

Charming old pub with a delightful ambiance, though we were seated in the dining area, which lacked atmosphere. The food was delicious, and the service was satisfactory. The desserts were especially impressive, featuring generous portions. Price per person: £30–40. Food: 4/5 Service: 3/5 Atmosphere: 3/5 Recommended dish: Sticky Toffee Pudding.

We found this beautiful Inn while on holiday on the canal. The staff were so welcoming and the food was delicious! They made us feel so welcome and made our dog feel at home too! The fire kept us cosy. Can’t recommend this place enough. Thank you! Rascal loved the blanket you provided and the treats! Will definitely be back next year! Price per person: £30–40 View menu

Very lovely Sunday Dinner. Staff were so nice and helpful, including when dealing with allergies and ingredient sensitivities. More importantly the food was TOP! One of us had a Lamb Roast with Sticky Toffee Pudding and the other had Taragon Cod with Cheesecake. Both dishes were excellent but the size and preparation of the cod was amazing. Delicately Creamy (milk poached? and light with tasty seasoned potatoes and veg. So good. The photo shows the shortest end of the cod. Yes, it was huge.

Can’t say we found it a lovely friendly team!! Obviously a bit of an ego trip between some of the ‘more experienced’ members of staff and the younger ones who are learning but lovely. We were quite obviously gossiped about from the ‘more experienced’ staff to locals who were sat at the bar. We were described as ‘VERY LUCKY’, to have spent a lot of money on drinks here (we only ordered 3 lots of cheesy chips with our 3 rounds of drinks). Two stars for the lovely youngsters who have to put up with toxic behaviour. Good luck to them, they were handling things very well xx

The interior of the restaurant was charming and traditional, featuring warm lighting from candles and classic pub tables and seating. The atmosphere was peaceful, free from loud music or rowdy patrons. We were promptly seated by a polite and attentive waiter who handed us the menu. The menu boasted some intriguing starters and main dishes—far superior to typical pub fare. It was compact, which I always see as a good sign, but with a vegetarian in our group, a picky 12-year-old, and a 6'2" teenager with a big appetite, we all had a tough time deciding among the excellent options. I opted for the confit duck in cherry sauce, which was absolutely delightful. My son went for a homemade curry se... View menu