Squire and Horse in Bury - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Once again, the most fantastic food ever! Prompt service, wide ranging menu to choose from and food to die for!! What more can I ask?

We celebrated my husband's birthday at this wonderful restaurant. I was really glad I had chosen it as the food, ambiance and service were superb. It isn't a budget choice but is absolutely worth its cost.

I’ve tried just about every pub within a 10 mile radius of Pulborough - For quality, value, variation of the menu and overall experience, the S&H wins hands down. Luckily we live in Bury so all of 4 minutes walk to this oasis!

Our firsy visit for 16 years! Why we,ve left it so long I really don't know! It was a quiet birthday lunch and goodness me how enjoyable the food was. Unfortunately we had starters and main course which left no room (Even desert bellies were full!) as the portions were more than genereous. Wasn,t overly busy but enough trade was moving through to maintain a pleasant atmosphere. Wont leave it another 16 years before revisiting, we just have to sample the dessert menu.

First time visiting this restaraunt for lunch.and will certainly be back.the food is superb.home cooked fresh and as you like it.thankyou all

We arrived for an early dinner on recommendation. We were not disappointed. Lovely friendly pub with food. Food was delicious, we had a cosy table next to the fire and service friendly and helpful. We look forward to returning. Many thanks!

Booked this pub for a meal on the way back from Chichester Theatre. What a delightful place.Lovely atmosphere in the old pub. A great and varied menu far better than we were expecting. Food was wonderful- not your usual 'chips with everything' pub food menu,...

This was recommended by our B&B and turned out to be an excellent choice. It felt like a local pub but featured an excellent menu on which we identified a favourite dish. Prices were reasonable for up-market Sussex!

Paid another visit at lunch time. This venue has so much going for it; very well trained friendly staff, interesting menus with food cooked very well. Enjoyed it so much we joined their members scheme. Happy to recommend visiting.

My colleague and I decided to stop here for some lunch, as he had recalled this Pub from years passed and suggested it would be a good idea. I have to say this is the easiest 5* I have ever given. We both had what...

This gorgeous pub has a fantastic menu! It was the most delicious food we’ve eaten in the UK! We loved how the menu offered some traditional British meals but also a large selection of other choices. We had prawns, crispy chicken, duck and the salmon!...

I have been here many times but not for a couple of years or so. It was always reliably good but today it was excellent. A very good Caesar salad, biscuits for the dog and friendly service. If I could have used the car charging...

We had a take out meal which, as we are vulnerable, is a wonderful service for us. One of the meals was a really wonderful, properly made old fashioned suet crust steak pudding. Really large portion, well cooked, piping hot and served well was a...

We had a lovely Sunday lunch at the Squire and Horse, Bury. Excelent food and attentive service. We would happily go again.

Another superb lunch in this friendly pub. They offer a lovely mixed menu and the food is all freshly prepared and at very reasonable prices. They change the menu selection regularly so there is always something new to try. Today I had a Chicken Caesar...

First time at this pub. Amazing homemade food, wide selection of food and friendly and efficient service. We will be back.

My partner and I were staying locally whilst away for the weekend on holiday and decided to book the Squire and Horse for dinner. From the second we pulled up to the second we left, our evening was absolutely perfect here. Friendly welcome, quick service,...

Fantastic food absolutely spot on, beer was good but the experience was Angela the bar lady, funny polite really amazing service, made me feel welcome as soon as I walked into the pub, I can definitely say I'll be coming back soon .

The welcome arms of a local village pub with the benefit of fine dining, a roaring fire and a fun and friendly atmosphere. Despite it being moderately busy and us not booking in advance. We were treated so well, in fact we felt like old...

I was really looking forward to eating here. Many of my colleagues raved about it. My starter was battered tiger prawns with a ginger sauce. The batter was just too much. The first bite was pure batter, no prawn. The batter was also rather oily....

Four of us attended lunchtime 24/3/22 and had a superb meal I had whitebait and others had squid then 3 x Duck breasts and me fish and chips which was so perfectly cooked was to die for the others said Duck was excellent, I had...

We came across this lovely pub totally by chance after a dog walk in the area. We hadn’t booked a table but they accommodated us and were dog friendly. Absolutely fabulous food. We had calamari and garlic ciabatta to start and then the salmon, pork...

Went here for the first time to have lunch, food was okay but nothing special. Service was so slow, we were there for over 3 hours! Staff seemed to serve the regulars first and prioritise them even though they came in hours after us, we...

Decided to go here last minute when my wife fancied a Sunday roast. The food was fabulous, best toast potato’s I’ve had a longtime. Staff are lovely and friendly. We loved it so much we booked for Mother’s Day!

Excellent Sunday lunch here with exceptional service from Angela and James and will be visting this restaurant again in the near future.

We were treated to a Sunday lunch by some friends who booked the Squire & Horse. It was the best roast we have had in a long time, we had the lamb and the beef and one of us is vegetarian so she had the...

I came here Last week with my friends it was very lovely, staff are great and i really enjoyed my time. Thanks

I have been driving past the Squire & Horse for probably 40 years and never gone in, I did however have lunch there about 6 weeks ago for the first time and was so taken with it I went back yesterday for lunch. The welcome...

Choose this pub as part of my wife's 50th birthday celebrations and was not let down, the service was great but the food was absolutely amazing, so much so that both my wife and I commented that it was probably the best roast dinner we'd...

Superb as always. Stopped today for impromptu lunch. The real fires gave a warm welcome to this cozy pub. I had Roast Turkey and my partner had Thai green curry - both meals were excellent. Great quality and presentation and value for money. Could fault...

The roast lunches are just delicious. Choice of 4 roast meats , best roast potatoes ever tried and a superb selection of fresh vegetables. Sticky toffee pudding for pudding. Absolutely spot on and brilliant staff as well

This restaurant has always served the best meals I have tasted for miles around. Youi will not be disappointed. Presentation of meals were beautifully done. Compliments to the chef as always.

Been a long time since I’ve been here as I was put off by the sometimes excruciatingly slow service. But today it was fine, pub was very busy and the food is outstanding..great flavoursome Thai curry great desert and the drinks are really crisp and...

We drove for over a hour to get to one of the best restaurants/ pub and wasn't disappointed the food is outstanding the service is first class would highly recommend this establishment

I drove 35 miles with an old mate of mine to dine at the Squire & Horse because I wanted to enjoy again an absolutely superb starter - king prawns in soda batter - that I’d first experienced on visiting in July. It was off...

Beautiful location on Bury Hill. Welcoming and friendly staff. The menu is huge with something for all. 4 of us had a different roast and one had crispy duck. The roasts were totally delicious - melt in the mouth beef, turkey, lamb and pork with...

My wife and I tried this pub while staying in the area Thought the food ( 1 belly pork and 1 sea bass ) excellent top class Nice evening out Definately give it a try if in the area Gary Maddock

Nice food , ordered 1 steak and kidney pudding and 1 roast beef but two people needed vegetables not enough for two portions , asked for more but none turned up

Lots of delicious options on the menu for me (I don't eat meat) and my friends who love meat and fish/seafood. We ate dinner here twice and each course was a real pleasure. There is indoor seating, but we chose to sit in the garden...

Been a few times, with family who are members. I think membership gets you a slight discount on some meals, and it’s well worth it. It’s a large country pub, serving gastropub food of a high standard in the middle of farm/South Downs picturesque beauty....

Stopped for lunch yesterday in this great pub with friendly staff. It was good to see it so busy and felt like life was getting back close to normality! A friend and I both had the Sunday roast, one pork, one turkey which were very...

We stopped off at the Squire and Horse on our way back to Gloucester from Brighton. With a warm welcome and excellent service we sat outside in the evening sunshine and had one of the best meals ever. A massive shout out to the Chef...

Visited for the first time last weekend and wished we’d tried it sooner. Lovely cosy pub, very friendly and attentive staff and (in my opinion) ..... the best roast potatoes in West Sussex! A superb Sunday roast, we look forward to our next visit.

Driving from Maidstone to Portsmouth across country takes you through the fantastic countryside of Kent, Surrey and West Sussex. Rather late in the day and hungry we happened upon this gem. They accommodated our late arrival and we were treated to an excellent supper. The...

Excellent lunch after a long walk. Generous portions and nice friendly staff. Covid compliant. Will certainly visit again.

I had just about the best ever burger this lunchtime with cheese, onions, nice crisp chips and a more than decent salad. A lovely pub with a nice atmosphere and friendly staff. My husband loved the local drought beer (Harvey’s) and my cider was very...

Nice place for a relaxed meal in a good pub. Good food, good space, good environment. I went for dinner with my boyfriend and we had a really nice meal, nicely cooked and amazing dessert.

Visited Sunday lunchtime, First bonus Harveys on draft. Good menu, not too constricted by the Covid times. Waiting team very friendly though on a couple of occasions had to be prompted twice. Food could not be faulted "Duck Special" excellent sauce, Lamb roast, treacle pudding...

We had lunch here today which was excellent. The arrangements in the pub for social distancing were also very good. A large party in the courtyard were not exercising social distancing, clearly a problem that should have been sorted out by the public an.

unfortunately it’s the flies. Before you go, ask if they have sorted out the infestation. As we called to ask if they had space, we were warned they would only be able to take cash or bank transfer. Sadly they failed to mention the entire...

Good location and seating area. Good parking. Quite a lot of flies in the dining room though which wasn't great. This was because the doors were open though to give guests an easy exit so forgiveable just not a great enviroment to eat food in....

Booked a week in advance after being recommended the Sunday roast. Socially distancing measures in place throughout. Our table was sanitised before we was seated. And lots of space in between tables. Three of us had the roast and one the steak and kidney pudding....

Not sure if we hit the chef’s night off as it was a Sunday but the food was mediocre at best, steak and kidney pudding was almost all kidney and looked like it had been made in a commercial kitchen and heated up, kids burger was barely edible. Staff were friendly and helpful so it’s a shame the food didn’t match.

Nine of us experienced a lovely meal in a good atmosphere with very helpful staff The only one negative was that whilst we were providing more business on a Wednesday evening under the governments ‘Eat out to help out’ scheme , the restaurant for some strange reason only gave a £66 discount instead of the anticipated £90 , stating that they had a company policy of not including starters towards any discount !!!......very disappointing and in my understanding not how the scheme was supposed to be implemented

We visited here 25th July as we not been for some time, plus it was our Golden Wedding Anniversary, the precautions in place were very good and we were waited on at our table. We were 7 + 2 dogs and they found us a secluded spot. We only did one course and six had fish and chips and one I have forgotten the food service etc were absolutely superb. This was only our second venture to a restaurant since lockdown lifted and they made it worthwhile. We all need to support local eateries to keep them viable.

Popped in post lockdown, whilst out for ride on motorbikes. Very happy with the food, welcome and service we received. Would not hesitate to pop by again.

We booked a table of 14 for my sons birthday .He asked shall we pre order he was told that at least 5 of every course was available .So as long as we all did not want the same dish we would be fine not to pre order.Our table was booked for 730.On arrival we saw rump steak and sirloin on the specials menu we were told immediately by the bar lady/waitress there was only one rump steak left.Mt sons whos birthday it was wanted that we all agreed it was his birthday.After 20 minuits the waitress/barmaid came over to take our order. 5 of us decided to have the sirloin steak.We were told oh sorry we have no sirloin steak!!!! Why had they not told us and left the steaks on the specials chalk board.It was early in the evening you would have thought they would have adequate steaks in! So we were very disappointed. We stayed and chose other dishes of the menu but really no steaks in the pub ruined it as we are steak lovers!

One of the best pubs in the area. Always fabulous consistent food; well prepared with the bonus of a friendly staff!

The pub sits on the South Downs at Bury on the A29. There is a large car park to the side.The inside is divided into a number of spaces each of which is open to the others. There are some outside tables too.Food is freshly cooked and plentiful with a wide range of starters, mains and desserts, the daily specials are displayed on a board by the entrance which isn't always convenient if you missed it on the way in. Service is good but not always quick, fine if there is no reason to hurry but not to everyone's liking.

Went by chance for an evening meal. Ordered kangaroo steaks and Aussie pavlova as it was on for the Australia Day and the landlord is Australian! Everything excellent and recommended. Worth a visit.

We are friends who meet every 6/8 weeks and ate here one weekday lunchtime. We used to to be regulars some years ago but stopped going after issues with food quality and service.We received a friendly welcome and service was helpful and efficient if slightly slow at times.We had an extensive choice of food (including a rather strange arrangement - at least to me - of one menu reserved for members of a loyalty ‘club’ which may have been given to us in error).Most of the food was reasonable but nothing special - in particular venison was on the tough side, and one main course was lukewarm.While we had a reasonably enjoyable time I’m not sure any of us were particularly impressed.

What a gem of a restaurant- four of us had delicious meals, all well presented and with good quality ingredients. My pheasant was tender and quite perfect. The service was friendly, and unrushed, and the ambience relaxed.

Not been for awhile and I’m afraid we were a bit disappointed 1 very good meal and 3 not good— service a bit hit and miss and not very very goo very busy for a Friday lunchtime shame as this is one of our favourite eating places in the area

Boxing Day was horrible - freezing wind and driving rain. Our planned walk over the South Downs therefore brief and consequently the nine of us arrived at the S&H cold and wet, an hour early and with two dogs (not allowed in the restaurant). The staff could not have been nicer - laid up a table for us in the bar (dogs allowed) and served great food in good time. My steak was excellent, husband recommends the fish and chips. Roast potatoes a particular highpoint as were the chips. Highly recommended (and the South Downs Way is just up the road)

Four of us meet twice a year and chose the Squire and Horse on a friend’s recommendation that ... “it has the best roast potatoes”.We were given a round table to the right of the bar opposite a very welcoming open fire. We were pleasantly warm but not uncomfortably hot.I think the Christmas menu will be available soon, but we had the main menu.Two had melon and Parma ham two had pate for starters.They were beautifully presented. I had pate. I am sorry I didn’t take a photo.It was in the middle of the plate with a little salad and 4 slices of toast pointing upwards on the four sides. It looked rather like a toast tent on the plate. Each slice was about 7 inches long and 1.5 inches wide. (I suspect a baguette had been sliced long ways).Depending on your appetite, you may opt to not eat all the toast as you could be too full for the main course. The pate was very tasty smooth and soft. The salad was good and so was the toast (just more toast than I would want).I took photos of the main course dishes we had. I had duck breast with a pepper sauce, two of my friends had stuffed chicken breast and one had lambs liver. They all looked tremendous. My photos haven’t done them justice. But I hope they give you an idea. The order of the photos is liver, duck and chicken.We all enjoyed them. Vegetables were included and served in separate bowls. We didn’t manage to clear our plates. The portions we very decent without being overwhelming. But we’d already had starters.Having gone on the recommendation that they had wonderful roast potatoes, none of us had them!The liver came with creamy mash and the duck came with dauphinois. The waitress pointed out that the menu said the chicken was with mash but there wasn’t enough. She offered dauphinois and my friends were very happy.We had no room for pudding. Three of us had coffee. Mine was an Americano. Quite satisfactory - but there are better coffees available in the general neighbourhood.We arrived at 7.00 and left at 10.00.It was absolutely fantastic. We had a fairly leisurely meal and could catch up on each other’s news in a very welcoming atmosphere.By 10.00 the restaurant side of the pub was quiet. This is a pub to eat in at the conventional dinner times. It doesn’t appear to be somewhere for late night dining.We loved it, but it could feel slow if you want to be in eat and out. Having said that, I would think that if you told the staff you want to be out in an hour (or so) they would probably accommodate you. We didn’t look that sort of table!I guess that you don’t have to book in advance. But I did. I would recommend you do the same. And if you have the roast potatoes, please let me know your verdict.

Went here on 17/11/19 with family. Lovely old pub friendly staff. Excellent menu. The soup was delicious and the roast lamb rump was excellent. Good choice on desserts. Would thoroughly recommend a visit.

Having driven by this place numerous times and always wanted to try it, a Saturday afternoon appointment in Bury was the perfect opportunity to stop for lunch. Arrived at 1230 with my wife and waited at the bar to be served, no other customers were waiting but 2 members of staff were busy preparing drinks. Neither of them greeted us but we duly waited whilst they took drinks to tables and served food. By the time one of them came back to the bar to serve, other people were waiting and she had the temerity to ask who was next! Clearly my wife and I were wearing our invisible cloaks! We hadn't booked a table but were told that a group of 7 were due to arrive and it would get busy but we could go through to the dining area and sit where we wanted, although she sounded like this was an inconvenience. We decided to stay and went to order drinks but were told to go through to the dining area, sit down and our order for food and drink would be taken. There were plenty of tables to choose from so we sat and waited, others who arrived after us were served but alas we were not. After 30 mins of arriving in this establishment and being completely ignored, without a morsel of food or sip of liquid passing our lips, we upped and left but no member of staff saw us leave as we were still wearing our invisible cloaks! I don't give poor reviews lightly and am aware that bad on line reviews can make or break but this place needs to seriously up it's game in terms of service and hospitality.

We booked for 2 for 1.15 pm and although early were promptly & comfortably seated. The period surroundings are attractive and the general atmosphere is relaxing. The two different dishes we ordered were both superb as were the deserts.

My aunt and I had a Saturday lunch at the Squire and Horse, and I have to say our meals were sublime. Lovely warm welcome and first class service. Thank you!

We go to the S&H on special occasion's. The food is always excellent. even the ice creams are made by the chef. In the summer I decided to go for a salad The Chefs unique take on this classic is excellent. Its not the classic one and I have had many of them over my travels in the UK and abroad. This is the best I have ever had I struggle not to have this when we go there. I can recommend this without hesitation.

Very busy on a Sunday but the Carvery Lunch was excellent. The staff are very polite and helpful. The views in the area are spectacular.

Good food, shame it was Luke warm. Was told to wait to order desert, as kitchen was too busy! Had to ask to order drinks.

Booked a table for 4 what a great find the food is 5*****the presentation is great if you like really good home cooked food go to the squire& horse it's a must the beers are good a well will be back soon big thanks to the staff

We have been going to the S & H for along time, the food, service have always been of a high standard & the ambience has always been pleasant, only problem now it’s autumn do I have the awesome sticky toffee pudding or stick with the equally as good Aussie pavlova!

Not that busy for a Friday lunchtime but service and food very good as it always is— roast of the day very tasty as was the crab and prawn tian well worth a visit decor a bit dated though

Stopped here just because it was on our way- but so glad we didLiven friendly service from both ladiesGood menu choice (too big. Choice actually!!) and lovely food The duck was amazing -and a good size, the halloumi and mushroom burger great tooI’d recommend and come again3 mains plus 2 alcoholic drinks and 2 soft was £58

After booking the squire and horse for a family get together we were excited to be going along for a meal.The food was extremely nice and I was looking forward to writing a positive review.We had taken a cake for after as a birthday surprise for our mums. When requesting for the cake to come out I was gobsmacked, the lady asked that we paid £2,50 per person as ‘cakeage’ I couldn’t believe it.In all our years we have never had this, we would be paying £17.50 for a family of 7, to eat our own cake. We had spend over £120 on a meal, we felt completely gutted.On top of this they didn’t even say goodbye.

We happened upon this little gem after a recommendation from friends. We were greeted warmly and asked if we wanted any beverages before we were seated, all with a « slice of lemon and ice? » which was a nice touch! We were seated by a nice young man named Toby who couldn’t have been more delightful! The lunch did not disappoint either. Chicken breast was tender and juicy; duck was cooked just right. We can’t wait to return on our next trip to England!

We took two visitors from abroad for dinner. Very impressive food and service. Nothing could be faulted. We highly recommend and will be returning.

Excellent service good choice of menu. Great friendly atmosphere, beautiful country setting an excellent family oriented pub. Well worth a visit .

We came here for a family meal, and we were not disappointed we were greeted warmly by the staff who guided us to our table with a delicious range of food and wine menus, only downfall was I wish I hadnt been so full up on my starter and main to not fit in a pudding, it is a very clean family run business, highly recommend,Very warm and welcoming :)

Visited this pub today with my husband and kids for a much needed Sunday roast. Along ordered different, my daughter had a very generous child’s portion nut roast.. which I had to try and it tasted as good as it looked. My 5 year old dodged the roast and had a homemade cheese pizza which he polished off in record time.. my husband and I had the lamb and beef.. both generous portions and beautifully cooked and presented. My fav part were the bowls of roast potatoes.. yum! Place was clean and staff really helpful and pleasant! My only regret was being so excited to tuck in I didn’t take a photo of our meals! I had no room for (my own) pudding but my husbands tasted amazing ;-) kids both enjoyed ice pops, such a great option! Will be back...

We went for a meal with friends who had been here before. We had not been before. It is advisable to book a table. We got 10% off the main courses as it was the offer that was on for that evening for Members. Our friends had joined by paying £5 for a life long membership. We enjoyed the meal which was all served hot. The wine was very nice also. All food served is excellent quality, well presented and very tasty. Better than normal pub food. Many Thanks.

Food was very average. Waited an age for starters. Soft drinks were astronomically priced. Staff were o.k but not really engaging at all. £3.70 for a lemonade... OOOSH Won't return in a hurry.

Wat een aangename verrassing! We logeerden in een vakantiehuis op loopafstand van deze pub. Dus een bezoek aan de pub mocht niet ontbreken. Het eten was boven verwachting goed! Flinke porties, mooi opgediend op verwarmde borden, en zalig! Vriendelijke bediening. En de desserts... Niet normaal zo lekker!!! Mocht je in de buurt zijn, zeker hier gaan eten! Ook het omrijden waard!

We stopped here on our way back from Southampton and decided to both have Roast Turkey, and we were disappointed to get turkey breast roll joint and had little taste, the gravy was so thin, the potato's seemed to have been done in a deep fat fryer, certainly hadn't seen an oven! The final amazing thing was the Cranberry sauce, thinned down with vinegar, I have never had it like that before. Staff were great, spoilt by the food, not cheap either!

I have a biggish appetite. I ordered cheddar ploughmans and a bowl of chips. It was fantastic - branston, potato salad, cucumber, lettuce and salad, gerkhin, lovely large portion of good quality cheese, pickled onions, slices of juicy melon. Excellent.

We went for lunch at the Squire & Horse, due to friends recommendation, I wish I had not. It looks like a pub and I may be too judgemental, but nothing we had was up to standard. The shared starter platter of 3 dishes, only the chicken satay was edible. Our mains again were not up to standard. My steak and kidney pie was dry and tasted as if reheated. I left most of it. My partners "souffle aubergine" was not fully edible, the souffle very eggy. No member of the staff asked why the dishes were left. Very disappointing.

the barman was busy when I walked in, but greeted me with Hello, I will be with you in a minute. He produced a menu and explained that they did not do chicken and chips but did do Chicken Parmigana and explained it to me, I decided to try and ordered a Tian of Crab and prawns for a starter.I was shown a table and the staff seeing that I was a single diner, came and spoke to me when they passed, so I would not feel excluded, but they were not intrusive.The food when it came in a timely fashion was a vision of delight. the bread with the Prawns and Crab was the best I have ever tasted, The Prawns were fresh and plump, The crab was very tasty as was the other bits of the dish.The chicken dish was a pleasure to look at before you tasted it and tasted just as good. It came with a bowl of mixed vegtables, I am not fond of vegtables but I ate all of them. French Beans, Garden Peas, Carots.Cauliflower florets and a cap of Spinach, i do not know how the chef cooked the spinach, but it was delicious. I ate the whole bowl of hot seasoned chips as well. there was enough to feed two in each of the bowls. The food was so good that it went down well and the atmosphere in the restaurant was ideal to sit and let the food settle between courses, so you did not feel stuffed.For desert, I had the freshly cooked Bread and Butter pudding with hot custard and Vanilla Ice cream. It lookd wonderful when it arrived and tasted just as good when I ate it.The cost of the meal was reasonable and much less thatn I had expected. The service was freindly, informative and I felt cosetted, welcome and like an old valued freind. which was nice as iit was my first visit. I am disabled and had no problems getting in and out of the front of the building as I parked at the kerb at the front of the building, I had not noticed the car pak when I arrived. I had no problem using the toilet facilities at the front of the pub, where I dined.. There are steps between the restaurant tables at the back of the resturant with a handrail and the bar at the front of the building. I entered and dined at the front.,The access from the carpark which I explored after I had eaten seemed to be flat and had a safe and easy path which was flat . There is alfreco tables at the front of the building, but a lovelly garden to sit and eat in between the carpark and restaurant at the back of the building.

We didn’t enjoy our meal or anything about this below average eatery. The staff were officious and abrupt and the main courses were really so poor quality with everything tasteless and dripping in fat either deep fried or meat tough and cheap cuts... not worth eating, we felt cheated out of our money. The ale was revolting and tasted like it had gone off. The management appeared entirely unapproachable, the service was rubbish and no one bothered to bring a wine list, big delay on desert, no one asked if we had enjoyed our meal, it was like we were on a conveyer belt....an overpriced and disappointing one! I have been feeling sick ever since and am probably going to be sick shortly.

Three good friends returned for another delicious lunch. The calves liver is always excellent, and the steak and kidney pud is second to none. The grub is certainly much more than just 'pub' and I have eaten many of their dishes over the last few years. The Squire and Horse represents very good value for money and offers high standards. It won't be long before we will make a further return visit. Don't leave without sampling the super-crispy-crunchy roast potatoes!!!

Had a delicious meal at the Squire and Horse...generous portions and the quality of the food was outstanding. You must get the cheesecake! Very friendly and helpful staff, warm and cozy atmosphere. Very highly recommended.

My friend and I popped in for lunch today. The menu is excellent and varied especially for a veggie. My friend had the Mediterranean platter and I had the best baguette ever - the bread was superb and the chips to die for! And the peppermint tea was fresh.

We stopped here today for a light lunch. There was nothing on the menu below 8pounds so we chose a ploughed lunch to share between us with an extra portion of cheese.This proved to be perfect for us and very tasty.We sat in the garden which was pretty but a bit noisy as the pub is next to a main road .The service was good.

We decided to call in after a long trip and have a Sunday lunch, we had been here before with friends and had a lovely meal.However this was not the case the lamb was full of fat the veg was overcooked, and the so called roast potatoes were like small cubes cut up from a larger potato. To add to this the meal was very expensive for what we felt we had, sadly we will not be returning again

Thank you again for a fantastic evening with friends. Food, service and atmosphere was great. Thanks Jacky & Greville

More than lived up to all the 5-star reviews on here. Nice and spacious pub, very friendly and helpful service, incredibly good food. Best pub eating experience we've had in many a year. Lovely view from the car park. And only about 200 metres from this pub is the lovely final home of John Galsworthy, author of The Forsyte Sage, though sadly it's now converted into apartments

Been a good while since i had dined at the Squire & Horse, but was not disappointed when going for Sunday lunch, we both had Roast Beef which was cooked perfect, good portion of potato's, perhaps the portion of vegetables could have been larger but everything was cooked to perfection.

1) my wife really enjoyed her vegetarian meal. Not a common event when eating out.2) my mum found a savoury suet pudding on the menu and loved it. Suet puddings have disappeared of most menus.3) I found a pork Wellington which I did not have to share with another person. Delicious.4) crispy roast potatoes.5) big servings.6) great staff

Friendly and helpful staff. Great chef. Delicious prawns with Asian noodles. Generous roast with plenty of crispy bits from the roast potatoes. Lots of steaming fresh hot veg. Hot plates! Cajun fish was made into a main course minimal extra charge. Great value - one starter, two mains and a glass of wine for £40! Best meal we’ve had. Worth a visit. Old pub charm and atmosphere with knockout food. Thanks to Joe who took care of us.