The Three Horseshoes Inn

Food excellent as usual; I had salt and pepper squid and a cheeseburger, with a side of gravy for dipping, so good. Even the chips are moreish and I’m not usually a fan

This restaurant is absolutely fantastic. The food is incredible - I had scallops followed by duck, while my husband enjoyed squid followed by sea bass, and everything was delicious. The service was excellent and the prices were reasonable. I would highly recommend this place.

Had a super meal here at lunchtime- food and service was faultless. We had a steak sandwich and a burger; all was freshly cooked, presented very well and really tasty! Will definitely return again, the photos of Sunday lunch on offer and the specials on offer means something available to please everyone.

So disappointing, we'd had dinner the night before and it was lovely. Sadly, with high expectations we went down to breakfast and were so disappointed. The hashbrown was sooooo greasy, as was the sausage. Toast was anaemic. Apart from the egg it all tasted greasy. The rooms was clean and adequate as was the separate shower room.

I regularly eat here. Very friendly staff. Great for family’s. I came in to try try the mussels, a special advertised online. I went with mussels with bacon and cider, although a variety of sauces was on offer. This is one of my favourites so have it often. This was the nicest one I’ve ever had, very plump, fresh tasting mussels. Fresh herbs and garnish, the sauce was absolutely delicious. Comes with French bread.

This charming inn had very polite and friendly staff, but there was one major complaint - the room had rotten windows with glass that seemed to be about to fall out. Above the door, there was an emergency light with a bright green light that illuminated the entire room at night, making it very difficult to sleep. Despite these issues, the breakfast, though late, was very enjoyable with a delicious full English spread. In my opinion, this inn is in need of some renovations and a cash injection.

Stunning food in a wonderfully friendly atmosphere. The belly pork starter was melt in the mouth tasty and hubby said the halloumi with couscous was firey but lovely. I had steak pie and hubby the chicken leek pie. Crispy chips and the freshest peas. The crust was delightful with no soggy bottom and Oh! My! that gravy! Obvs had to have dessert, choc brownie for me mmmm lush and hubby had a choc bread butter pudding with custard. We now need a cheeky snooze lol good job we're booked in for the B B. Guys, please don't walk... you need to run, to this lovely country pub and enjoy.

Our overall experience at the restaurant was decent. We stayed for one night and had a good night's sleep. However, there were some issues such as the bathroom door lock not working, causing us to use a chair to prop it closed. There was also a unpleasant smell in the stairwell leading to the upstairs bedrooms. Despite these issues, our evening meal was delicious and impressive. Unfortunately, I experienced a rasping cough due to a potential trigger in the restaurant, possibly damp or dust. It improved after spending time in our bedroom upstairs, but resurfaced during breakfast the next morning, indicating that the issue was likely downstairs.

This was so awful it was embarrassing. They don 't have a chef; they don 't even have a cook. Imagine the cheapest store bought 'food ', thrown into a deep fat fryer and ruined! The chips were McDonalds style frozen with no flavour, the Haloumi fries frozen and cheapest store bought with no flavour, the onion rings frozen with no flavour thrown into a fat fryer and incinerated. The salad was a handful of shop bought salad leaves, with nothing else, not even a tomato with malt vinegar poured over them and dumped onto a WARM plate disgusting. The vegetarian menu was a joke, everything contained tasteless chicken and the garlic bread was hard and over toasted or it had been kept warm for ages....