The Waggon And Horses

Food took over an hour to be served, very plain and boring, there was also flies in the vinegar sat on the tables.

Great stop over for lunch and fantastic music from their jukebox. Would recommend to anyone and would return if in the area again.

This pub is a pleasant spot for those who enjoy dining with flies. I ordered the chicken, bacon, and leek dish in a cheese sauce. Unfortunately, the chicken was dry, the leeks were very chewy, and the cheese sauce was watery. I do not plan on returning. View menu

It’s been a while since we last had a Saturday morning breakfast here, but I can honestly say it’s still as tasty as it ever was. Would definitely recommend to anybody wanting a lovely filling breakfast to set themselves up for the day. We will definitely be going again.

Went to the Waggon and Horses at South Reston last night for my birthday meal. It was awful. I had Lasagne which was microwaved into the dish. The cheese on top was in one huge lump and the bottom was black and hard. I did manage to eat some of the middle. We did complain and was politely told she was very sorry but they had a new chef.!!! I’m not quite sure why she thought this explanation would make us feel better, but it certainly didn’t. We will not be returning, and we are local.

We enjoyed a delightful Sunday roast and desserts at this restaurant. The portions were generous and the service was excellent with plenty of staff available. Our food arrived quickly and was hot and fresh. The vegetable tray was a nice addition and there was a variety of options available. Despite the hot weather, everything was still enjoyable. It had been over 10 years since our last visit to this pub restaurant, but we were not disappointed. We plan on returning next year when we visit Louth again. View menu

Stopped here after a days travelling. The food was shocking! Children’s meals were chicken goujons and fish goujons but only had 2 very small thin pieces each. It was mainly a pile of chips. Each meal was just under £7! I had a burger that was very bland in flavour… cheap meat. My mums Bolognese had very little flavour. She had to coat it in salt and pepper to make it edible! Drinks overpriced too. A warm, cheap brand fruit shoot was £2.20 and was not chilled. They said my children couldn’t have a glass of cold milk? A very small half glass of lime cordial and soda was 1.30 Meal came to just under £50. I’ve had many meals for that price and this was substandard unfortunately. Decor needs upd...

We have used this public house in the past and again they did not disappoint us. This year we had our 6 month old grandson with us and they ensured there was a high chair for him. In the past we have eaten in the bar area, which has a lovely rustic feel, but it did not have enough room for the six of us. However, the restaurant provided an open air feel, whilst being indoors. Food wise we cannot fault it. The fish and chips (which they mark as BIG and it is) went down well as did grandma's ham, egg and chips. Grandma's day was made with the homemade rice pudding AND JAM!! The turkey ham and leek pie was a bit disappointing but was more than made up for by the cheesecake. All the desserts are...

We stopped at this restaurant for a quick lunch on our way home after spending the summer in the area. Our family group, ranging from 6 to 10 people, has visited before and we have always had a great experience. Today was no different. There were only two of us, and we both ordered lasagne - one with chips and garlic bread, and the other with chips, garlic bread, and salad. The friendly lady behind the bar assured us it was no problem, and we sat in the bar area. The food arrived promptly and we were impressed. The lasagne was a generous portion and the chips were real and delicious. The lasagne itself was excellent - firm and not like the microwave meals commonly found in other nearby estab... View menu