Coach & Horses in Bromsgrove

As we don't live in the area, this is only our second visit here (first was several years ago) on a Sunday afternoon after visiting friends. We telephoned booked in advance, as Sundays lunchtimes can be busy! No need! Restaurant not busy at all - on a Sunday lunchtime!! Staff we greeted us were great - friendly and helpful. Sunday roast pork dinner - was okay, but not great. Coid plates (who puts hot food on to cold plates?). We payed extra for the cauliflower cheese - how youy make this without cheese is beyond me! Had 'thin' tecture of being a packet mix! Presentation was okay, but food (and gravy) lacked any depth of flavour. Good selection of beer. Pub was very cold - not the warm. cosy, inviting atmosphere you want on a cold, windy, raining Sunday.

Went last week for our usual mid week lunch. New menu was in place. The usual old options for hot food were on menu but none of the the lovely salads they use to have were on the menu. Very disappointed ☹️. Loved the chicken, and prawns salads etc.. The new chicken and bacon Caesar salad , the "salad"consists of a bit if cos lettuce Please bring back the salads!!!

We eat here a few times each year and once again we had an enjoyable experience. Good quality food, well prepared and presented along with a great choice of real beers. Tremendous value for money as well. I'm sure that we will be back soon.

After waiting over an hour for meals we ordered we were told the order had not been passed on to the chef and told that there would be another long delay as they had to complete a big order. No apology, no intent to prioritise our order and we would just have to wait or have a refund. We left and went to the nearest alternative Pub restaurant, the Peacock Inn who although busy were much more obliging. Full marks to the Peacock, zero to the Coach & Horses. Derek Hambleton

Bit disappointed with our Sunday lunch. Lamb shank so tough we had to ask for a steak knife to cut it. It was swimming in gloopy gravy. The accompany dish of veg was the blandest selection I’ve come across. Daughters nut roast was better she said and at least she got roast potatoes. The staff were very busy and even if we had complained I don’t really know what they could have done. The girls on duty were doing their best to serve everybody and clean up. To finish - The coffee was undrinkable and we all left most of it. To be honest we just wanted to pay and leave.

I can honestly say we had a lovely Christmas meal, there were 10 in our party, the food was really good and the staff were very polite and friendly It was decorated lovely for Christmas Definitely will be going back

This pub has a great history,not so much a great future, maybe cos of a select group of clientele and their dogs. An aggressive dog greeted us and then continued to 'snot and 'snarl' at all that entered the bar area. As this is a smallish bar which locals and their dogs frequent, this proved to be a very uncomfortable experience. We have a young dog that is socialised and well trained that was on edge constantly due to this large angry dog going at her if she moved. The friends that we were with chose not to bring their dog due to past experiences with said angry dog. The owners simply looked and continued to drink. My husband has been frequenting The Coach for a long time, with happy memories that sadly now have been marred by this experience. Pubs should be for all, not for the select few with poorly behaved dogs. Also as an addendum please sort out your toilets, yuck is understatement.

13 of us arrived at 6.30 and we were greeted with a surprised look even though we booked the table 2 weeks before. I was asked to pre order the food and send it through via email. I sent the email early that morning. We were handed a few menus and it soon became clear they hadn't had our pre order. The waitress said she would go and check if they had the pre order. We then had to ask for a drink at about 6.50 when someone from the bar came over to ask what we wanted. The lady who served us made us feel like we were an inconvenience. When the drinks finally came, I still wasn't sure whether the kitchen had received our pre order. I asked the waitress and she said "Oh yea we've got it". The food came after 7.30. It was around 7.45. We had 5 hungry children in our group and this is why we booked for 6.30 (and pre ordered). The restaurant wasn't busy at all so we were confused why there was such a delay. One of the children knocked over her glass of water and the waitress was asked 3 times for a refill. She didn't get one. At all. Whilst we are talking about drinks, we were not offered another drink after the first one. None of us had a drink with our meal. We asked the waitress for a drink in the end and she said "I'll get someone from the bar". By the time the lady from the bar came, we were about to ask for the bill so we didn't bother. The food was ok but no one checked if it was and we weren't offered any sauce. The vinegar was on the table but it had run out. We were out to remember my dad as it would have been his birthday and even though we had a lovely evening spending time with our family, the service was shocking and we wished we hadn't tried somewhere new. Really disappointed!

Went for sunday lunch and it reflected the pubs aim of being really honest, tasty, home cooked, no frills food. Friendly staff, perhaps a little under staffed on a busy Sunday which meant that service was a little slow and I had to clean my own table as it had been re-set but not wiped clean after the previous occupants and the lack of staff meant it was quicker to do it myself,

We had a thoroughly enjoyable lunch, unhurried and in pleasant surroundings with very friendly staff. I had the gourmet burger with extra cheese and it was huge but not only that it was tasty and freshly made. Each of our party (4) had a different meals and the kitchen managed to get all four ready at the same time so they were all on the table together. Each of us commented on just how good their choice was. The only disappointment was that there was a lack of their own real ales. Having promised myself a couple of pints of Cofton Common it was disappointing to find that they only had one of their own brews on tap, the Icknield Pale Ale. I guess that on a Monday lunchtime they had not been able to restock after a busy weekend. I forced myself to have a couple though and it was a passable alternative. Ivbeen before and I'll be going again. What more can one say.

My wife and I visit the Coach & Horses for lunch, with two friends, every few weeks. We have always had good food and good service until our last visit on 24 July 2023 We both ordered the Fish & Chips for our main course and it arrived fairly promptly. Sadly, we both had to return our meal as the chips on both plates were almost cold. Shortly afterwards, the meals were returned with fresh hot chips. Unfortunately, although my wife's food was fine, my fish was almost inedible. There was almost more batter than fish and the fish itself was grey, dry and overcooked. It appeared that it may have been refried more than once. Having returned the meals already I decided not to do so again. Afterwards I messaged the Coach & Horses both by email and on their website to say how disappointed we were but would not post a damning review as 'anyone can have an off day'. Sadly, I have had no response or acknowledgement - hence this review :( Will we visit again? Time will tell !!

Visited with a friend for lunch. Had the spinach and ricotta cannelloni with garlic bread and salad. My friend had the same but without the garlic bread and had Chips and salad. The good was piping hot and delicious. The waitress was a young lady and she took our orders for drinks straight away to drinks as well were seated. She was very attentive. We saw other food coming out to diners and from ours to salads, faggots and peas etc and they all looked very appetising and good portion sizes. We will go back at sometime. Would recommend.

I'm afraid I was a bit disappointed with the food. The website says that the Sunday roasts are cooked from scratch in house. The 2 thin slices of pork did not taste or look as if they had been carved from a roasted joint of pork and I think the mashed potato and the roasters were bought in. Shame, because the service was good, as was the excellent collection of ales.

This has always been a excellent pub with brilliant beer and food however i have to say that the quality of the Cheese cobs have gone down since they introduced the larger Cobs. The old smaller cobs were far superior

Without doubt the best pub in the Midlands imo. From the fantastic staff to the lovely food, every visit is a delight.

Absolutely fantastic mothers day meal great staff great beer outstanding food the best pub local to me a pleasure to call it local the licensee phil meads and his wife must be proud of this great counrty real ale pub

lovely food all hot and freshly prepared. We felt everything was really well priced, friendly and efficient staff , will definitely return.

Warm welcome at this lovely place lovely beer great food using this place a lot just lately little expensive but worth it

Arrived in good time for our reservation, waited nearly 15 minutes to be spoken to and shown our table. Were told, get a drink from the bar, will be back to take your order.20 minutes later waitress came back to take our order . Starter leek and potato soup arrived 15 minutes later. All I can say it was non descript. Hot, but tastless, mains arrived in a reasonable time, Gammon for me baked potato for my partner. Average and missing cutlery. We had wanted to try the Coach and Horses for some time, and chose a special occasion to do so .But left disappointed.

Visited on Boxing Day. No heating, not using log burner, the pub is supposed to be warm and welcoming - yet this was cold and unwelcoming.

Always loved this place don’t go enough, Warm welcoming, real fire , great beer and cider Food lovely good choice hot and cold, veg covered, Always worth a look

Quieter than expected but very good food and prompt service. Nice selection of ales including the beers brewed onsite

3 golden oldies enjoyed an excellent lunch. Good choices and well cooked. With attentive and friendly waitress. Will be back

On arrival at the pub we noticed how welcoming the staff were. We went on to order drinks and with me and my partner both enjoying real ale we were really pleased with the wide selection on offer. I counted up to 11!!! I decided...

A group of five of us met for lunch. One of us may have pre-booked as the table was laid and ready when I arrived and service was prompt and polite. The dining section had been extended since I was last in the area and...

We thought we’d drop in and catch the setting sun. The pub is in a lovely location with the sloping garden facing the west and so is potentially a great place for a summer afternoon or eve. The Weatheroak ales are unsurprisingly great. However the...

You need to check website for opening hours as they are still limited but definitely worth the effort to go for lunch. 6 of us met up - 4 gammon steaks best any of us have had for sometime and 2 calves liver also first...

Seven of us plus one non diner had a great midweek lunch. On a red hot day the cool dining room was so, so, welcoming and the staff were equally so. Top marks to Sarah who looked after us with great care. A good selection...

Wonderful food , lovely staff and country surroundings what more could you wish for. No need to say anymore been several times with friends for lunches and every time all great, Except once waitress took my friend plate away when she had not finished her...

The food service is dreadful, currently sat waiting for food. The restaurant is not busy and I’ve have already been waiting over 30 minutes. The bar service was good but that’s where it ends, never again.

Went here on Sunday 20th March for lunch this was booked for 8 @ 1pm on ordering the food 4 out of the 8 wanted Lamb after taking the order the waitress came back and said they had no lamb the alternative was turkey!, I...

We go here every week and enjoy our meals,good choice of pub meals The staff are pleasant friendly and helpful , Sarah is very nice

Visited last week for lunch and a few drinks, the traditional pub food was amazing. The log fires were cozy and inviting! A special thankyou to the three blondes on the bar, absolutely outstanding customer service. Highly recommend to everyone 👍 😀

I can’t believe some of the negative reviews on here about this pub. Bar staff are all more than lovely. During covid they served cobs and crisps etc but have now added a great lunchtime menu. It’s basically pub classics with no frills but it’s...

Visited twice whilst in area. Told food good with large range of real ales. Saturday greated by offhand bar girl who had no manners. Went to bar and had to wait a long time .... no one serving in bar as ALL barstaff were in...

Visited with friends beautiful gardens and service excellent with lovely staff. Menu limited but we knew and thoroughly enjoyed our cheese cobs

Went to meet a friend who was retiring, he suggested this place. A sign assured us it was still waitress service, to take a table and wait. Which we did. It was busy for four o’clock on a Wednesday afternoon, but not ten minutes without...

We usually love it here and decided to stop off for a spontaneous pint in the garden. However what a nightmare. We could see people in the garden were clearly frustrated of not getting served (understandably). The poor lone boy taking orders of drinks from...

Sat out in the pleasant garden for thirty minutes waiting to be acknowledged. A couple of groups then sit down and are almost immediately attended to. I politely reminded the waitress of how long I had been there only to be told that she'd be...

Didn't eat but will next time we come. Just stayed for some beer whilst on a bike ride. Lovely beer garden, and a great place to drink their very nice beer. Between us we tried all 4 that were available plus the sublime Golden Glow....

This is the second visit to the coach and horses! Quality fish and chips! Fish is the best quality cod in a restaurant I have had and chips are crisp! Good value indeed. £6.99. Sweets are just £2.99 and very nice too.

Traditional pub with real ale good selection of food or ham or cheese baps. A bit out of the way but worth a visit!

This place was recommended by a friend to us as she had been there a few times and never had a bad meal. This place is in the middle of nowhere. Never, and I mean never go here in fog or snow like we did....

I was with a family group of 14 people and we were seated all together on one long table and our drinks order was taken when we were seated and came quickly, parents were asked if the two children’s orders could be taken first which...

It’s ok - but better on pub side than restaurant side. Stopped for Sunday lunch with family and received a very small portion of lamb that had the same amount of meat as the kids meals we had ordered. When I questioned this the waiter...

Having been asked to accompany a collegue who recommended we visit this pub, I have to say I was very dissapointed: An awful smell ((of what I beleive was dirty cooking oil or an poor extractor fan) permeated the whole pub: the smell was so...

We had some lovely grub here recently , four different dishes , one lamb one fish one chicken and a pasta dish and they all came out together and were piping hot and so tasty , we've not had food this good for some time...

We visited many years ago and was disappointed with the service and meal. We after 9 years popped in after a walk and was impressed with the layout of the restuarant area and decided to try out the christmas menu and booked a table. We...

We called here for lunch after a long walk around Earlswood Lakes. Comfortable and a decent menu, very fairly priced. Excellent fish and chips.

Good quality food, excellent service and overall good value for money. Will definitely return in the future.

We visited the coach and horses whilst staying in at Chapel lane caravan club site. We were here for the caravan and Motorhome show at the Birmingham NEC. We have been on four different occasions and find the food and the service to be consistent and very good. We will be back soon on our next trip using this at a stop over.

Plastic in one of the meals,yellow peas like they were out of a tin? staff not helpful when problem was pointed out, they said this happens all the time it was 'hard vegetables' especially the leeks, this was in the mash!!! beer was good though

Having been let down at our originally intended restaurant we booked at 7:15 on a Thursday evenig for a party of 8 at 8:30 and got a table.

I've used the Coach and Horses on and off for 20 years. It had a good refurb a few years ago but the spirit of the place is pretty much unchanged. You have always been able to get a realy decent pint with loads of choice for a reasoable price. The locally brewed beer for the pub is excellent and at £3 a pint not too expensive. If you head into Alvechurch you pay a lot more than that at the poor red Lion.

We went to this pub because we had been before & had a good meal. This time we were confronted with the main access road being closed due to road works but after a chat with the road crew we were let through to our destination. We arrived to find it all but empty, due , no doubt , to the problems with getting through the road works. So we had no trouble finding a table ! I chose the rump steak which duly arrived looking very appetizing. However on tasting it was coated with what I assumed was garlic ( which I abhor ) I questioned the waitress & she assured me it was a mixture of spices but no garlic. My cousin's wife sample it & she said she could taste garlic. So the only solution was to cover the whole thing with brown sauce but I still left a fair bit uneaten . I cannot understand why many chefs, these days, insist on masking the flavour of a perfectly tasty bit of steak with with spice infused oil & garlic. A good meal ruined ! I would point out that my cousin had the fish & chips which he said was excellent

stopped for lunch the coach is imaculate the staff helpfull polite and the service good as for the food i only had something from the set price menu but i kept my eye on what was coming out of the kitchen for other dinners and i never seen anything bad and im now eager to return and sample the main menu

Went for our daughters birthday meal for 9 people. We were fitted in towards the end of the sunday lunch time, on a lovely large round table. The place is spotlessly clean and service impeccable. We were not rushed to order and did not wait long for food once we had. Having several young lads whose stomachs never fill, we hoped meals would suffice and were not disappointed. In fact none could quite manage all of it! The food was all brought out at the same time , veg was fresh and meat well cooked. Staff friendly and polite. Could not fault the service or quality of food. Would recommend this venue for any group of people wishing to have a good quality meal in comfortable surroundings. Prices were very good for how much food was on the plates. Beer is excellent. A very enjoyable afternoon.

Lovely pub. Great bar with a good selection of ales, some apparently brewed in house. Had a ham cob to go with my pint of IPA (house ale, only £3 a pint). Only problem was despite signs saying dogs to be kept on a lead, a black dog roamed up to me, looking at me, obviously wanting my cob. Most annoying. Could have enjoyed my drink more if that dog had been kept on a lead. Couldnt the owner at least feed the dog.

We had an amazing meal and they fitted us in as it was a Friday night. Staff were lovely and food was amazing couldn’t fault it. Thought I would leave a good review as all they seem to be is negative

Went there early on Sat evening,restaurant was almost deserted.My friends meat main course was fine but my vegan moussaka was woeful! A small pot of spicy lentils,one thin slice of aubergine and a small side salad,certainly not worth the asking price. Restaurant manager needs to be aware just because you don't eat meat you still expect a decent amount of food! Only gave two stars because meat dish okay.

We went there for a lovely meal as it said on the website that it was the specials menu on a Wednesday from 6 till 7, so we went to the bar to order our food and they said that it wasn’t the specials! So you need to update your website, But apart from that service was fine

I'v been a regular at the coach and horses for over 10 years and love having my sunday lunch hear. The staff are always great. The food is now horrendous. Last sunday was the last straw for me. I am going to go back in a couple of months time and i expect there to be a new chef in place . MANAGMENT WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COFFEE. Your wecking your bussness.

Don't bother eating here, most dreadful meal, pie was obviously reheated and pastry was dark brown and hard. My partners chicken curry was spot the chicken, 3 tiny pieces of chicken. I told the man on the bar and he just said sorry. Have eaten here before and it is hit and miss. Won't bother again, the Indian is good in alvechurch

My husband and I visited the Coach and Horses for lunch to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We arrived fairly early and although we hadn't booked a table, we were seated with no issues. Our drinks and food order were promptly taken. Lost in conversation, we were surprised for our meals to arrive so quick! We ordered a lamb and apricot pie and a fish and chips from the main menu. The food was delicious and the portion size just right. As it was our anniversary and we were out to lunch without the kids, we decided to indulge in a pudding. Again, these arrived quickly and were promptly devoured! My husband ordered the Cofton Common ale and he enjoyed it so much, we took some home with us in a beer carrier!

Had a large family meal, very organised and food was very good quality good size portions and great service.

I'd been to this pub many years ago for a meal with my Brother-in-law from Australia & have always meant to return. We went for lunch with my Cousin & his Wife. We were greeted just inside & we told that we could pick anywhere so we plumped for a table with a view of the car park. The first plus for me was no loud intrusive music that you had to shout over. It was at a very low volume , background music.

Came here with family for grandads birthday. Service was very slow and we ordered our drinks. Waitress then later came back to take our food order, we ordered 10 meals and we were booked in so the place knew we were coming. Food must've taken over half an hour before it was served. We had two curries that were both served with chips even though we asked for rice. We then asked the waitress why we had chips and she exclaimed that they had ran out of rice however we were not informed of this and would've ordered something different if we knew. We then saw the same waitress take out a curry and we asked why that was with the lady who took our order. She claimed that the owners were the ones who had the curry which is why they got the rice on their plate. We then had a refund for only one of the meals. We then ordered desserts when we had finished, ordered a bunch of things and then about 10 minutes after being ordered, we were then informed that they didnt have any crumble. Desserts were served rather quickly after that and were delicious, a shame that my banofee sundae came with hard, crunchy bananas on top instead of fresh ones as the menu said. Food was lovely but service was a big let down.

Never order the fish and chips! Unfortunately I made this mistake which resulted in me spending the rest of my evening being sick into a toilet bowl. Believe me it wasn’t because of the beer. Never again!

Have never visited before but went on a whim with friends. Hard to identify where the disabled parking was so assume it was in use. We ate in the ‘new area’ near the disabled toilet which was ideal for our party. Nice service, although we weren’t made aware that food stopped at 2pm and felt just a little rushed to order desert. However staff were lovely and friendly.

I hadn’t visited this pub for over 20 years, but called in with my wife and dog to the Beer Garden on a beautiful day during our for once glorious Easter weather. It’s nice to find a dog friendly pub and were pleased to find that it serves good basic old fashioned pub fare . We My pint of bitter and my wife’s lager were both very good with good heads and we enjoyed the pubs very popular and decent value cheese and ham rolls. You can add onion separately to these if you wish. The pub is obviously still very popular and will definitely return soon now we know that it suits us very well.

Visited recently used to think was a good place to go. This visit service poor atmosphere indifferent think there must have been a change of ownership as whole atmosphere different. Give it a miss.

I went to the coach & horses Sunday evening for my tea with my partner. I have not been for a few years, first reaction was it had let itself go and looked worn and run down. Me and my partner both ordered the roast. We had to wait a while before asking a waitress would it be much longer, the young waitress was very nice about it and went to the kitchen. She explained it wouldn’t be much longer, it was nearly an hour before the food came. It was cold, rubbery and very unpleasant. I asked to speak to the landlady who came over and was very unpleasant saying can’t you see how busy we are. I refused to pay as we couldn’t eat it. Also a side note toilets were in a filthy state! Avoid, avoid, avoid!!

Visited today arrived after 2pm. Had to locate someone to seat us as no staff in the restaurant.

I didn't eat, but the pub has a fantastic selection of real ales, nice cobs with additional onions and pork pies. The bar has a roaring log fire, always a bonus, comfortable seating and old tiled floor. The only problem and complaint is, despite a notice telling dog owners to keep their dogs on a lead, this is completely ignored by some less than considerate customers, and the otherwise very nice bar staff, make no effort to implement this rule. It is a shame, it knocks the shine off an otherwise great pub.

As we had been here before thought we would see if the Sunday lunch was still as good. Yes it was - we both had the pork and enjoyed the crackling that came with it along with the stuffing,roast & mashed potatoes,yorkshire pudding & a selection of vegetables.

Pretty disappointed with this pub, looking forward to a nice lunch but honestly , 57 mins ( I’m not obsessed but checked the bill timing) to get our food served, we were literally about to give up and go when it arrived but to add insult to injury we had to wait because it came with no cutlery or condiments. Steak pie looked good but was warm not hot.

Really disappointed with the coach and horses .Our family has had Boxing Day lunch here for 10 years .The staff were dismissive and wanted to put our family on separate tables but did not notify us before hand when we complained they said the decided it that morning .It was sorted in the end unfortunately the service and food was not the standard it used to be .

Just eaten in the coach cod and chips was spot on large piece of cod crispy bater well cooked chips quality tarta sauce my wife had the halumi and chips which was also excellent Tony Workman

my wife and I had a very nice meal here friendly staff, clean toilets and the beer homemade at the pub very nice all round and you must give it a try.we will be back to try more food and the local beer was great

Came here recently and the restaurant was just about to shut; however because we had a small toddler and an elderly relative with us that struggled to get in, the very kind lady said they would be able to still serve us. The food was lovely too. Will definitely be coming back.

A dead fly was underneath the batter, embedded in the cod!!!! Manager’s response -“these things happen”. NO THESE THINGS DO NOT HAPPEN. DEAD FLIES DO NOT JUST TURN UP IN YOUR FOOD! DISGUSTED.

Took aparty of VIP's of a certain age for a montly social lunch. Welvome was warm & friendly, food was homely , tasty & very reasonably priced. Liver & onions with mash etc for example was £6.45.The menu was pretty extensive. A pleasent & substantial luch was had by all.

We were there for lunch. There is a bar area where you can eat and a more formal, spacious restaurant. There is an a la carte menu with meals at various prices and a more limited menu of mains at 7 quid. Service was quick (it was lunchtime) and we had a lasagne and fish and chips off the cheap menu. Both were freshly cooked, very tasty and the chips were like crispy roast potatoes - delicious. We had puds of crumble with custard ( 3 quid) and a chocolate torte with ice cream a fiver I think. They brew beer on the premises and it was excellent. I like this place, the food is good pub food sensibly priced and the beer is great. For us at lesat, service from a middle aged man was excellent.

Lovely quiet location and plenty of parking. The pub itself is nice and friendly as are the staff.The resturaunt is clean and well presented with plenty of space.The food is beautiful and there is a good variety.Portion sizes are ample and the table service very good.Staff were professional and not overly attentive, allowing you to enjoy your meal in peace.Would definitely recommend.

We arrived for Sunday lunch and were greeted by a lovely gentleman who told us we were sitting in the corner by the window, and made a gesture with his arm towards the seat by the window, to which a very rude waitress aggressively grabbed his arm and went “no they’re not!”. She then explained we were sitting in the ‘pub’ area, well, my father is physically disabled and has dementia, to get to the table my father would have to either get up some steps, or down some steps. We chose to exit the restaurant door and walk round, we then got to the steps that my father had to climb, luckily there was a nice customer who helped him up with his trolley, no staff assistance to be seen anywhere. We walked to the nearest free table and were told “I’m sorry you can’t have this one it’s booked”. (We had booked in advance but informed the restaurant we were going to be late and they said it was fine and we had arrived within the time I had said, you don’t expect them to not have reserved you a table after travelling all the way there). So myself and my parents just stood in the middle of the pub, the staff had left us, luckily this kind couple moved and had to sit on a table with another couple so that we could have something to eat. Rather than have table service we had to order at the bar which is not the level of service I had expected but I was almost glad because I just wanted to get out as quickly as possible. The Sunday lunch itself was quite nice, but I would never go back to this pub. My father is now in a home because of his dementia and doesn’t get to leave because of his physical disabilities and was really looking forward to his outing. I am shocked that a person who’s sole purpose of their job is to give good customer service treated my father with no dignity or respect. It was actually very saddening and I would never go back here again. Oh and funnily enough, the table that was “booked”, nobody sat there in the two hours we were there!

Went here for a team lunch. Table was booked for 1 o'clock, and we pre-ordered the food so we could sit down and eat straight away. Only that's not what happened. Our food didn't even start to come out until 1.55, with one person having to wait a further 10 minutes to get her meal. We had to rush down our food, and then just up and leave. It wasn't as if the order was complicated - 12 of us at the table, 6 of whom had fish and chips. I was told this was mediocre. I had lasagne, and the middle of it was just that - 3 layers of lasagne stuck together, no sauce. The chips were very greasy.

Visited the Coach and horses at Weatheroak yesterday for Sunday lunch. When I phoned prior to our visit (at late notice!) I was told they were fully booked and were very apologetic but sensing my disappointment offered us a table prior to the full opening time at 12 which I gratefully accepted. We had a lovely family lunch, all of us choosing different options. The food and service were excellent only to happy to please and was enjoyed by us all. Thank you!

A group of us decided to hold a colleagues leaving meal here.

My better half wrote a review which was not terrible, the 'management' wrote back saying she was a ex member of staff which trust me she is not! We are both 32 and have no need to play silly games! Instead of spending time reading bad reviews why don't you start reading CV's and employ some staff!

Myself and my partner thoroughly enjoyed the evening we spent here in cosy surroundings. We didn't sample the food here, but we were served our drinks by pleasant bar staff and felt welcomed as soon as we arrived. An ideal place if you are in a couple who just want to chat without interruption or disturbance. Like it. A lot.

Visited here on Saturday night to celebrate my nan's birthday...we've visited for both a birthday and for Father's Day during the last 3 months and I haven't been able to fault it...until now.

My husband wanted a nice meal with friends to celebrate his 50th so we wanted to visit what we knew to be a lovely pub where we’ve had great meals here in the past but it seems as if the place has gone hugely downhill.

I hadn't been in years and I was SHOCKED! The carpets were worse than a disused social club with huge stains all over the floor and the general cleanliness was hugely off putting. The toilet was old and smelly and our table was right outside the toilet door.

We come here almost every weekend since, especially during the summer as they have a beer garden, since 6 years. I dont even know why it took me so long to write this review but this lovely and friendly pub serves beautiful food. A winner every single time, starting from their baguettes and ending on main dishes and desserts. Sunday roast is just yummy. They offer kids menu as well which a big plus. All the portions are very generous.Everything is cooked from scratch and only from fresh, locally sourced produce. This place is never a bad choice. You can chose to eat in the pub side or in the restaurant part.

Came for the first time, for lunch, with friends on Friday (17 August).

Came to the Coach and Horses Restaurant on the 19/08/18. Ordered Brie & Squid to start, was insanely good, amazing flavours, cooked to perfection, and served with a smile. My friend ordered Pork & I ordered Beef, cheekily asked for crackly which wasn’t a problem for the incredibly accommodating staff. Main arrived, Yorkshire pudding the size of my head, and with plenty cauliflower cheese and vegetables to add to our perfect roast dinners. Dessert, we ordered sticky toffee pudding and chocolate torte, both served incredibly quickly & with AMAZING presentation. On to the service, the 3 front to house waitresses, Harriet, Tash & Charlotte, accommodated our every need, topping us up with prosecco as we we went! Compliments to the Chef Matt & his team, and thank you to all the waitresses and the food runners, especially Sarah!

Fab Sunday lunch for myself and the girls! Deep fried Brie to start was gorgeous and the biggest roast I’ve ever seen for main! My only criticism would be of myself for not finishing it!!

After a tiring day decided to try the Coach and Horses it has been sometime since our last visit and has changed somewhat

Great little pub just outside Alvechurch village. They have a nice house white and the prices are resonable. I will try the food menu next time!

This is a lovely pub in a lovely setting however we were very disappointed with the service.