The Coach & Horses in Hart - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

I recently was lucky enough to be treated to a meal at the coach and horses and boy what a treat. I was greeted not only by a charming pub which oozed character but genuine smiles from behind the bar,the welcome was as warm as the fire that glowed.The food was absolutely delicious,and trust me this is a real understatement....proper homemade food and at exceptional prices. I went for the steak and ale pie and WOW,every mouthful was beyond mouthwatering(the pastry my golly.).horseradish laced mash and vegetables cooked to perfection.The staff went above and beyond to make our visit one to remember.I had to privilege of meeting the manager Oli and what a lovely chap he is,the staff food,service are a testimony to the hard work and dedication he must give to his job.If you get a chance I highly recommend this amazing proper pub(a rare find these days)it won’t disappoint.

Visited here last month as a family. I ordered the lamb shank for mains and salted caramel tart for dessert. The lamb shank was delicious and really enjoyable. Unfortunately, my dessert was forgotten which meant I got a free dessert! I wouldn't pick the salted caramel tart again (own preference) as this was the first time trying this type of dessert, but would definitely come back to The Coach & Horses Pub to try another dessert!Staff were friendly and overall, we did receive great service.

Lovely atmosphere, sitting in the garden overlooking the ripening corn, great meal (Thai Green curry). Pleasant evening

On our way from Bournemouth to London we wanted to have lunch around 12 and found this amazing pub. Our dogs were welcomed and the staff and manager was the most friendly I have ever found. The food was outstanding. Can’t fault anything. We will be stopping here every time.

Just been here since it was taken over. Lovely for a drink in the garden but the food was horrific. The lasagne tasted like a Chicago town pizza and the pie is no where near as good as it used to be even though it goes by the same name!! Would not recommend at alll!!!!

The staff were wonderful and catered to our large group on a beautiful day. Service was great and smooth. Menu caters well to vegetarians too, which is a great bonus!

Been before for the Sunday lunch. Excellent. Cosy pub, with a very traditional, true brit feel. Fantastic. plus Tangle foot on tap! What more could you ask for. The food prices are reasonable. The views at the back during the summer in the beer garden are fantastic and really add to the atmosphere. A wonderful location. NOW....I ordered the pie and my girlfriend ordered the lasgne. Lasgne, burnt. Pie never came. I got sausages, so had to ask them to be taken back to the kitchen for my pie. Not great, but immediately resolved and taken away from the bill. EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE. CANNOT FAULT THAT! The food, when sorted, was very good for the price; pie £13, lasage £11.....very reasonable for the quality. Recommend this pub and I will return.

We decided to walk down to one of our local village pubs for a midweek dinner, we choose the Coach and Horses on this occasion.Pub not very busy so there were plenty of free tables available. Drinks ordered at bar, my beer was an exceptionally nice seasonal pint. Food ordered unfortunately one of the specials wasn’t available.Staff very pleasant as always, our food dishes were served in approximately 20 minutes which was fine.My wife’s fish cakes were of very poor quality, they didn't appear to contain much fish so not very enjoyable, my pie wasn’t very good either they used to use beef brisket in them suggest they revert back to it. My daughters Katsu chicken curry appeared to be the best choice on the evening.Not such an enjoyable meal on this occasion.

Recently experienced the best service at the coach and horses we have ever had. Kieran was so helpful and very accommodating with us. When we are next in the village we will be returning to see kieran and his bubbly personality! Thank you kieran best manager the pub has ever had!!

First visit here & went because we know the Chef, Mark & his brilliant cooking skills.Kieran and his team were great. The pub has a great atmosphere and lovely garden area; views across the fields. Ribs, steak and the fish and chips were delicious. All in all a good dining experience; we will return.

Some friends and I went to The Coach and Horses one Saturday night and we will definitely be going back again soon.It's an old school traditional pub that is both homely and spacious. Rotherwick is a lovely area the beer garden offers wonderful views. The food is tasty and good value and the staff are friendly and attentive. A special word of thanks to the manager Oliver who mixes his charm and good looks with even better customer service.

I went to the Coach and Horses for dinner before going to an event. Food was not being served till 6pm but they very kindly at 5.45 took my order. I met & chatted to Ollie and what a marvellous young man, I was so taken with him. My seafood tagliatelle was wonderful, the cream sauce was very rich. The service was exceptional, Jade was so kind to ask the kitchen to take an early order. Chef is was fabulous. I would of loved to have sat in the garden but did not have time so hopefully will make a return visit when in the area. Loved it.

Popped in for a evening drink and from the moment we arrived Ollie and Jade made us feel most welcome. They were friendly and helpful with local advice and directions. We stayed for 2 bottles and will defiantly be back to try the Sunday roasts. Excellant location and Excellent staff. Thank you :D

I went, with my husband & daughter, to the Coach and Horses for lunch today.This was our first visit to the pub since the new publican, Ollie, took residence.The atmosphere was very comfortable & relaxed.We were given a very warm welcome, served our drinks quickly and our food order taken. We ordered from the specials board which had a good variety of choice. The food was excellent, well cooked and generous portions. It really was a very pleasant experience that I am sure we will repeat again soon.Good luck in your new venture Ollie.

Another great experience eating in a country pub near Basingstoke. Group of colleagues full set of starters, a large selection of drinks and some amazing main courses. I had a gammon steak which was a blast from my youth and it really enjoyed it. Great night out in a friendly pub with great staff.

Bang on form. Great food, friendly landlord, cheerful chef and tangled feet. What more can you ask for?

I have visited since the new Management team took over and I am pleased to see it has lost none of its charm. The food is still amazing and large portions for the price. The atmosphere is also very welcoming and lively. Ollie and Jade who now run the pub are very friendly and working incredibly hard to keep the Coach and Horses living up to the same standards as were previously set by Ian. I will definitely be coming back very soon.

Haven't visited since new management took over. I was expecting the lunch to be the same with a lovely, well cooked vege selection. Unfortunately the carrots were very undercooked and gritty, small portion of leeks undercooked, same for my daughters one turnip, inedible. Mine was well roasted! My chicken portion was not cooked well and was red by the bone. My tummy is a bit squidgy now, 3 hours laterStaff friendly but food not good!

I've been to this amazing traditional English pub a few times now. The food is delicious. Great atmosphere, very cosy. Ollie, the manger has a great charisma and he always makes you feel welcome along with his friendly team. Definitely worth visiting it.

Visited on the strength of Trip Advisor. What a hidden gem! Great food choices, decent selection of drinks including Badger beer & very friendly service.....perfect if you can get a table in the garden in the sun! We're definitely coming back!

Now very busy again and its lost none of its charm! We have been coming to this pub for many years and it is a gem, under the management of Ollie and his wonderful team, it has a fresh feel and a very warm welcome!The garden must be one of the best in Hampshire and was packed , so go early to get the best seats or deck chairs! This is a wonderful traditional English pub in a delightful village, what could be better when the sun is shining! The food is also extremely good!

I went to the Coach and Horses last Sunday for lunch with 22 other members of our MG Owners' Club. I understand that the current owners are relatively new but they made us all feel very welcome (even though we were a bit rowdy at times..in a good-natured way of course!!). The service was excellent and Paula, our waitress, has a great sense of humour and went out of her way to make sure we enjoyed the experience. Even to the point of arranging the chef (Caroline) to knock-up (technical term) a Jam Roly Poly just for the occasion!!! What a star! Caroline actually admitted to me afterwards that it was the first time she'd made a JRP but I awarded it 9 out of 10 as it was top-notch! All in all I'd recommend anyone to visit the Coach and Horses for a super Sunday lunch and, who knows, Jam Roly Poly might just feature on the menu once again!!

A great place to eat. Food was lovely, great value, great atmosphere. Will definitely return. Dogs welcome

Quintessential English country pub with panoramic vista at rear. Olly is a charming host whose attention to customer satisfaction makes for a wonderful experience. For real ale lovers the "Tanglefoot" is top notch. Even has board games for young and not so young! Worth visiting any time of year.

Wonderful old pub with friendly atmosphere and good beer. Will definitely go again and look forward to trying the food which looked delicious!

Wonderful pub with a great atmosphere. The staff looked after our group exceedingly well. The food was good and the beer better.

(I have just started posting on trip advisor so this is why some entries refer to last year 2018.)The heading says it all but.........God food and beer.There are local country walks.It is a popular "destination" pub.Will be going there again soon.

Called in to the public house yesterday for my first ever visit to it, what a little gem you have here, a great vibe to the place with lots of locals in, I felt very much at home with good beer good food and excellent service from the bar staff, I’m afraid your last trip adviser comment does not do you justice, (he may of called on a bad day I really don’t know) got talking the locals and people were saying the place has got back it’s quality again, if your passing don’t drive by it’s really worth stopping , thank you everyone for a lovely afternoon and dogs are welcome too

Management has changed and I’m afraid the Coach and Horses has changed from a first class pub with decent food, to a cold and unwelcoming pub, still with decent food.My most recent visit was let down by a very cold dining room. When I mentioned how cold it was, I was told “It’s cold outside”. Truthfully.I’m afraid I won’t be going again.

Beautiful roast dinner. With a lovely scenic view. Luckily we had great weather. As we cycled to this pub from near by hotel. Nice place for food also for few drinks. I have heard it has now changed ownership. However when we went in September 2018 food was amazing.

It was an absolute pleasure taking my young lady for dinner at the Coach and Horses at Rotherwick last Friday 28th December 2018. A big thank you to the guy who looked after us Behind the bar Oli, very attentive and fantastic service I could not fault him. The food very very nice and at a good price too. I will be returning next year and book a large table for my work colleagues. Thank you Oli.

After a very pleasant walk we had lunch. The reason for the 5 rating is because I could not fault it. Service, atmosphere and food were all excellent. Service was slick and the food was piping hot. We will absolutely visit again. Loved it

Wow. The best calamari I’ve ever had. Fish and chips, scampi, salmon special...none of us were disappointed. We hadn’t thought we were even that hungry but empty plates all around! And dog friendly!! Packed on a Thursday night. The staff are so friendly and helpful. I wish I was local and could visit again

Called in for lunch after a log walk with friends and their trainee guide dog. Arrived just after 1300 and the car park was full. Same story inside with every seat taken. Obviously making a reservation will be a good idea in future!As it was a sunny October day albeit chilly, we decided to sit in the garden. Food arrived and was quickly devoured. My wife had small nachos and a coffee, I had sausages and mash plus a pint of Tanglefoot. Tasted good and at £23 reasonable value.My friend had ham, egg and chips and the portion size was very generous.Overall very good, but reserve a table next time as inside the pub was warm and cosy.

Had a great meal at a very reasonable price, Camembert starter for sharing and a delicious game pie with veg to follow, no room for desert! The pub was full and had a lively atmosphere. Amazing service! Would definitely go again.

We were married in the village church and had our reception at the village hall. Prior to the service, many of our family and friends - and, indeed, the groom - met at the pub for a bit of sustenance (and Dutch Courage!). We now live a half hour ramble across the fields away on the edge of Hook and see the Coach and Horses as our ‘local’.We don’t come often enough to really be acquainted with the landlord and barmen - once a month or so. However, when we do walk over to Rotherwick, the level of welcome and service is personal, friendly, and meaningful.We particularly like to sit at the back, with a view over the fields and preferably a pint or two of something Badger, and chat the afternoon away. Like the very best establishments, this truly is a pub that truly enriches community in which it sits.

We had a delightful lunch here with our family. It’s very refreshing to find a pub that still has a bar &You can actually have a drink at said bar without having to eat.On this occasion we were eating. The choice is varied & most of the family had roast lunches which they judged as being superb. Only number two son managed to finish his meal but no one had room for dessert!I like the way the table reservations are written with scrabble letters - it’s fun & the people behind the bar & waiting staff were all delightful!Highly recommend the pub - dogs are welcome too. Good idea to reserve a table!

This is a true “hidden gem”. The place is a country pub classic and that’s just the start. A warm welcome from the landlord and his staff. The camaraderie of English humour in the form of Will, the landlord’s son. Worth the trip for Will alone. The beers are excellent and the food is amazing. Go try enjoy

So so lucky my friends have this pub as their local. The service was friendly not too in your face, the menu varied and food was fabulous. What more do you need!

A great pub in the countryside. Good beer and excellent food. Staff are very friendly and great ambience

This pub is a gem in our countryside and easily one of the best pubs I have ever been in, this is all down to Ian and his team fantastic team who make you feel so welcome the moment you step in the door, excellent customer service, fantastic food, superb beer and a great atmosphere, what more could you ask for! Keep up the great work

Booked a table at the Coach and Horses, Rotherwick which is one of our local pubs for meal with our friends. Table ready when we arrived, ordered drinks and sAt at our table. Unfortunately for us there where two large parties in sitting right next to our table!! Therefore we couldn’t have a proper discussion between ourselves as the noise from the large party tables droundrd every thing else.Meals were ok but the staff were struggling due to the demand of the two large large dinner parties., therefore service was very disjointed and slow.Food quality good, value good, service just about acceptable.Probably best not to book on a weekend evening!

Great food, and the staff are very friendly and provide excellent service. We sat out the back overlooking the fields, which, given the fantastic weather was relaxing. The desserts in particular are delicious. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking to enjoy some decent food in a pleasant setting

A proper pub, with real ale, and a great selection of food, from starters, mains and desserts, even a selection of pipers Crisps to match your outfit!!! Marvelous atmosphere, lovely staff, great beer garden what more could you ask for,!!

We walk across the fields from Hook to Rotherwick (30-40mins) to go to the C&H. Always a friendly welcome, and superbly chilled white wine and excellent food. All the staff are very friendly, including waiting, and bar staff, and of course some witty banter from Will and Iain comes free :-)Highly recommend for family/friends/colleagues. Plenty of room out front and back for just drinks if you're passing or going to Tylney for a wedding. Dog friendly throughout, and clean loos. I like to see the locals pop in for a pint after work.. its how it should be.

So I’ve given this a 3 but I would rate as “good” but as there is no 3.5 rating available I felt 3 more appropriate than 4.They don’t have a separate children’s menu but will smaller portions of the main menu and were able to swap mash for chips etc.We had 3 of the “mixed meat roast in a Yorkshire” which were HUGE!Cannot knock the size of the portion for the price.The quality was good, yet compared to others we’ve had, not amazing.Husbands fish and chips were good and very fresh with a light batter.Puddings took quite some time to arrive and we had to chase them up.They said because they were busy, but others ordered after us and received them sooner. I got the feeling ours got overlooked, and as the chocolate brownies were a little over baked this seemed to be the case.Still, very tasty brownies and the cookies & cream ice cream was delicious.The edges had been over done so had become quite hard - still managed to eat the lot though!I think on another day / time I may well give this place a 4 or more.You can tell they can do good food and I’m sure there are other dishes on the menu that showcase that a little better.I feel like I didn’t get the best of this place today - busy Sunday with the England game on! Will have to come back for another try :-)

Fantastisk service og meget god mat!Vi var 15 personer som fikk servert god middag og ypperlig drikke. Servicen var meget god, anbefales! Koselig lokal pub.

Had lunch here on a Friday as we arrived early to book in to a local hotel. Enjoyed it so much we returned with several family members to eat on the Saturday evening. Very friendly owner and staff, one of whom who may have been his son. Good well kept Badgers Beer. Superb food which was very well priced considering this is quite an expensive part of England. Highly recommended and I would return.

This is a nice little pub which was friendly to go in the bar staff where very helpful and showed us where we can site and have a meal. There was nothing I could ever complain about the food was good almost was like haveing a home cook meal all over again

My daughter was visiting so we decided to have dinner out, on this particular occasion we thought we’d try and see if we could eat at The Coach & Horses in our village at Rotherwick. Fortunately it wasn’t to busy and we got a table quite easily.Two special chicken curry’s and one beef and badger pie were ordered, food quality very good quantity also good, nice pint of ale to go with my pie.Splendid dinner, good service and very polite staff.

Lovely pub near the hotel we recently stayed at. Nice walk to and from the hotel. Great value for lunch and good food.

We visted this pub last Saturday for lunch and what a great find it was. The helpful young staff advised us to get our order in quickly as it was going to get busy, and it certainly did! We only ordered a light lunch of soups and puddings, which were all good, as was the Badger beer.The chocolate mousse was exceptional — the best one I've had in a long time. The lad behind the bar said his mother made all the puddings; she is to be congratulated!

This place was amazing good food value for money not too far travel. Staff were young but fully attentive and could not have done more, they were prepared to have a laugh but took there job seriously,trained whilst on job,even when a mistake was made offered to correct it with no problem. Thankyou for a lovely evening

We needed a mutually convenient meeting and eating point for a Saturday night. I had heard if this place but not been there so we decided to give it a go.What a treat we had in store for us. Excellent food - Barnsley Lamb, Scampi and Ham Egg and Chips. We had some sharing nachos to kick off too.The Staff were wonderfully friendly and went out of their way to make us welcome and ensuring we wanted for nothing.Add great beer to the fray courtesy of the Badger Brewery and this place can't be faulted. We will certainly be back for more. Thanks guys and girls.

It must be 20 years since I was last at the Coach and Horses, amazingly it hasn't changed much, great beer and great food. We were there with friends who had booked a table, this was good planning because the place was busy and this was a Wednesday lunchtime and after one o'clock. A really nice touch was that our reserved table (next to the log fire) had our friend's name on it spelt out in Scrabble tiles! My pint of Red Rye was spot on, the ladies settled on a bottle of sauvignon blanc. The staff are very friendly and attentive. My burger and chips were delicious, that's hand cut chips and a generous portion too. My wife enjoyed a large plate of fish and chips which looked really tasty. All this came to £70 for four meals and drink. This pub has bags of great atmosphere and is worth searching out (not too far from the A30).

We visit the Coach and Horses often for lunch. The food is always faultless, and the service is great.In the winter it is really cosy inside, and the garden is fabulous in summer, with lovely views over the countryside.One of our favourite pubs without a doubt.

Lovely landlord behind the bar taking orders and serving drinks. Take a wooden spoon for your table number and grab a seat, old school no music which we loved just the sound of great conversation, food was promot to arrive and delicious. Great selection of ale for my friend who had the fursty ferrit, great view outside where we sat and had our meal looking over the fields on a lovely summers evening. ITS A YES FROM US

We ate here on a Saturday in July, food was excellent, staff were very friendly and helpful. Dogs are welcome.

We used to live nearby and visited the Coach & Horses over a period of 25 years, before moving away, we have seen its ups and downs. We met up with friends who still live locally and it was a pleasure to be back, as they are definitely on an UP. We had quite a long wait for our Sunday roast as it was extremely busy, but worth the wait. It tasted and looked home cooked and everything was perfect. It does have a more laid back, this is what we do, sort of atmosphere now. It also has a lovely open garden with views across the fields. Booking would be advisable as all the tables were reserved. We would like to go back sometime soon when we are next in the area.

Wife and daughter were at Tylney Hall for Spa Day and I meet them at The Coach & Horses for dinner.As usual the quality of food was very good and I had my first pint of real ale for 7 weeks as I'd just had surgery and couldn't drink.Staff very polite, another good meal at one of our locals.

After eating at so many pubs, it is always great to go to the Coach and Horses when we are nearby on pubwalks with friends. Always a warm welcome, good draught beers and a lovely garden looking out over hayfields. The food is typical good quality pub grub, but always hot, tasty and large portions. Never had a bad meal in over a dozen visits across the years, and the chips put other pubs and poncy restaurants to shame. Also like the banter with all the front of house staff who seem genuinely interested in their customers and smile!

We were staying at Tylney Hall for the weekend and decide to go to a local pub for dinner. Found the coach and horses online with good reviews. The staff were excellent and friendly. The venue itself was nice and food was lovely. Really chilled Pub. I would definitely visit again. Got the ribs with fries...slow cooked and melted in our mouth.

I go fairly regularly to this pub considering we don't live in Rotherwick. It never disappoints it is how a pub should be. It caters for drinkers as well as diners, which is nice as most pubs now are more like restaurants. The food is really good too, it's down to earth and good value and the Sunday roasts are one of the best around. But the view out the back is devine. Straight onto the farmers fields I love it they really are blessed to have that view. The landlord and son are great really friendly and chatty and accommodating what more could you ask for ! There also great with kids.....

Decided as it was such a glorious evening to walk up to one of the pubs in our village and choose The Coach & Horses.Ordered drinks and found table in the beer garden, then choose dinners from menu. Within 15 minutes dinner arrived which was first class, sat overlooking green fields whilst finishing of a pint watching the sun go down.Food and service first class as normal.

I've reviewed this pub before but it merits reappraisal just to get the word out there that this place is a hidden gem.Badger beers and well cooked food at a price that does not make your eyes water.Try the chilli con carne, good beef and beautifully prepared and presented. Specials board with a range that simply extends an already broad menu.Closed on a Monday unless it is a Bank Holiday.The staff are welcoming and friendly to a fault. The locals will talk to you and, equally, leave you in peace if you want a quiet meal or drink.Rotherwick is not the easiest place to find but please "find it" any enjoy a good experience at a real English country pub.Go, try, enjoy

Gorgeous chickpea burger with scrumptious sweet potato fries. Didn't realise at first that we had to order food at the bar, but once we did service was fast flowing and fun. Delicious food, great staff and a nice relaxed venue. Will definitely be back!

Came here for a Sunday lunch. The young man welcomed us he was so friendly and served us drinks, he also changed our table to a better one!Amazing roast dinners were served! When we went for the bill we couldn't believe how reasonable it was! Fab food fab staff fab service!Lovely garden setting to on a lovely April day! Going back next week!

Visited on a busy bank holiday lunchtime. Greeted very warmly and shown to our reserved table. Beef and Badger pie was excellent along with the beer!

Warm welcome from Landlord and locals to this dog friendly country pub which is so very hard to find these days. Good selection of well kept beers and comprehensive choice of home cooked food at reasonable prices. Will certainly visit again.

Country pub /restaurant looks lovely but so let down! Very poor across the board! It took an hour and quarter to get food, 6 of us, 2 meals cold, 2 meals lamb shank that was very tough. Asked to send back, but returned microwaved! Gravy now dried on plate, gammon now hot but all trimmings over done! We did say that we were disappointed but told that they were busy and nothing they could do! Shame the place has such great potential, were not moaners but this was a very poor meal! We paid a lot without any effort to reduce or offer towards bill as any form of compensation!We look forward to managements thoughts and comments. It's a great looking place but this was let down by slow poor service and food that was far less than standard we all want.

Been here a few times for Sunday lunch and also a Saturday. Absolutely lovely food and the staff are so friendly and welcoming. Make sure you book as it can get very busy especially on a Sunday

We were recommended this pub by a friend and was expecting high quality food and service. However our order was wrong when it arrived with one main course missing. This was rectified in reasonable time but really should have been correct in the first place. The food was well cooked and hot served on hot plates which is always a good sign. Two of us had a traditional Roast Beef dinner which was ok although the beef was a bit over done and the roast potatoes and roast parsnips and bit under done. The other members of our party had Roast Chicken in giant Yorkshire pudding. Chicken was ok but same issue with the veg. Finally one of our party had Gammon and chips which was alright. Overall the food was ok but not fantastic, service to the table was good and the staff were courteous. Not sure I would rush back for lunch although I do think trying somewhere a second time and having something different is a good rule of thump unless the food was truly awful which is not the case with The Coach & Horses. It was full and we had to book so is obviously a popular location in the lovely village of Rotherwick.

We were recommended this pub by a friend and was expecting high quality food and service. However our order was wrong when it arrived with one main course missing. This was rectified in reasonable time but really should have been correct in the first place. The food was well cooked and hot served on hot plates which is always a good sign. Two of us had a traditional Roast Beef dinner which was ok although the beef was a bit over done and the roast potatoes and roast parsnips and bit under done. The other members of our party had Roast Chicken in giant Yorkshire pudding. Chicken was ok but same issue with the veg. Finally one of our party had Gammon and chips which was alright. Overall the food was ok but not fantastic, service to the table was good and the staff were courteous. Not sure I would rush back for lunch although I do think trying somewhere a second time and having something different is a good rule of thump unless the food was truly awful which is not the case with The Coach & Horses. It was full and we had to book so is obviously a popular location in the lovely village of Rotherwick.

We met friends at the Coach and Horses to celebrate a big birthday of mine and what a fantastic evening we had. We felt welcomed from the minute we walked through the door, every member of staff was smiley and friendly and the food was amazing! I cannot recommend this pub highly enough. The photographs on their website just do not convey what a little gem this pub really is. We all wished this was our local, but unfortunately, we all live about an hour away. We will certainly be meeting up there again in the future. Many thanks for a great evening!

We'd booked a table for a Saturday evening dinner, it had been several months since we'd last been in for dinner.We weren't disappointed as the service, good and drinks were all first class.We decided on a large sharer for starters and then we all choose from the specials board, all our dinners were nicely presented and of excellent quality.So pleased that The Coach and Horses hadn't lost any of it's appeal, a great return visit.

A wonderful evening - relaxed, unpretentious, and the staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating. A cosy warm winter's evening with fires, nooks and crannies and good pub food.

Had lunch here on a miserable winters day. The pub was busy in what I would describe as typical 'English Village Pub'The staff were friendly and the lunch good. I had the Lasagne, my colleague Suet pudding, both with chips. Tasted good and hit the spot. With a couple of pints the bill was £26.I would return.

Great choice of homecooked food in generous portions.Friendly welcoming pub with a great atmosphere.One of our favourites in the area.

Lovely warm hospitable village pub with nice small rooms, open fire and good service. The menu is mainly pub food (we prepared) but with some additional more inventive meals too. Good range of ales and appropriate wines.

Came here on Sunday 13th which coincided with Rememberance Sunday. It was my first ever visit here. The pub was quite busy but staff made me feel very welcome and nothing was too much trouble.The food was good, nothing special - not bad but not memorable. It was the staff that really made a difference here, they really are a top drawer bunch.

Several of us came for Sunday roast after a wedding at Tylney the previous day-the bar staff were most welcoming and were not fazed by our arrival even though we had not booked.We arrived at midday and left at 5pm-great to spend afternoon in such lovely surroundings and the food was streaks better than Tylney!!Well done and thank you.

This is a great dog friendly village pub with a lovely community feel. We stopped here for lunch after a Sunday morning walk and were fortunate to get the last table! The Sunday Roast was a generous plate and although the roast beef was a little over cooked, it was still enjoyable. I noticed the little feminine touches in the ladies' room and love the little potted plants on the tables outside. There are blankets available to use on cooler evenings in the rear garden which has a lovely peaceful and panoramic outlook over fields. I will be back!

I live in the next door village of Hook and come to the Coach for a drink and/or something to eat about 2-3 times a month. My friends and I are always made to feel so welcome, as if we were drinking there every night. The general approach of the family and staff who run this pub is absolutely spot on. The food is always unpretentious, simple, good value and delicious. The atmosphere in the pub is perfect for a drink or a meal, no juke-box, fruit machine or telly. Just great food and beer and a warm welcome every time!

This was my 2nd visit to this pub and I was as impressed as my first visit and will definately go back again... You are made to feel welcome as soon as you step through the door, the staff are so friendly, and nothing is to much trouble for them.. The food was amazing and there was plenty of it, so much so I still haven't managed to try the puddings because I'm always to full but this is my next mission next time I visit..

Went there today on the off chance passing through for my daughters 18th for lunch. Unfortunately we arrived after 2pm and the kitchen had just shut however the kitchen rustled us up 3 smashing plates of fish and chips. Fantastic food , fantastic super friendly staff and a lovely pub dog. Love this place will visit again . The view from the garden is beautiful. Such a lovely pub. Staff should be very proud of themselves, not the robotic staff you get at the Harvesters/ Befeaters etc really genuine staff.

We love strolling down to visit the pub. The food is lovely and there is a good variety on the menu. The setting both inside and out are lovely too.

You would have to be seriously quirky not to have a good experience here. Atmosphere and welcome second to none together with generous tasty portions and it's all good value for money. Well done to all involved.

Came for night out for friend's birthday. Sadly they had no big bottles of prosecco when we arrived but they did eventually manage to source some.Ordered the ribs which were delicious. Would definitely recommend that meal.Friend ordered red Thai curry which was to be accompanied by popadums, but they served her green Thai curry with prawn crackers, so a bit odd.Main problem was when a friend was having her coffee served to her at the table, and another member of the party came back and asked for a coffee. The young man serving us called her a name (female dog - cannot type the actual word here due to trip advisor filters and guidelines) which was very clear to hear by those of us at that end of the table. When questioned he said 'it just slipped out'When paying the bill we mentioned this to another member of staff who told us it was the owners son and nothing could be done about himDisgusting! I don't expect to go out and be sworn at by a waiter, so will never return to this pub despite the excellent food.

First choice for any occasion. Warm friendly atmosphere with excellent food. Love it, staff are always pleasant and a homely atmosphere, suited for any family / friend event. Always our first choice out for a relaxing evening out. Love it! To try and find a place that suits all the family is quite tricky but this place ticks all the boxes. No fuss no bother. Super!

This was our first visit to this unpretentious well run country pub which is obviously extremely popular with the convivial atmosphere contributed to the o locals, so if you are eating it is advisable to book a table.We felt the service was a bit on the slow side visit. The food from a very extensive traditional menu was well presented, extremely hot and we all had large portions. Very much home cooking using local ingredients meant that the dishes were not fancy and overall were good value for money.

We had an evening meal here on a busy Friday evening. Food was good, very generous portions and not expensive - around £9-£10. Service was very slow, although we were warned that there would be a wait.

Went for dinner and could not be faulted! Great pub food, reasonable service on a busy Saturday night. A credit to what a country pub should be.

Perfect cosy country pub. Amazing food. Real old feel to the pub. Friendly staff even though it was bank holiday and very busy. Dog friendly too. Relax outside in a deckchair looking out to the countryside Highly recommended

What a great night, great service and fantastic home made pie. Can't praise it enough. Will return for more pie soon.

Really like this pub. Risotto at lunchtime which was excellent. Friendly welcome. Proper pub, proper setting

Having just moved into the village of Rotherwick we wanted to try one of the local pubs for drinks and a meal.Food very good quality, service good and beers on offer were also very good.Our first visit was very good, we look forward to returning soon.

Great food, generous portions, real ale, family friendly, warm and welcoming staff and a fantastic view, what more could you ask for from a village pub. Thanks for a great experience, will definitely be back soon.

Been here for a meal three times; first time last year sensational, second time still good just one dodgy dish, this time, pretty woeful. :0/After ordering, we waited an hour for our food without being informed at point of sale that there was any wait at all, when it came I had to ask where part of the dish was as it was missing and subsequently had to be cooked and brought out five minutes later and mash was brought out instead of chips with the other meal. When the suet pudding (which looked much more like a pie than the described pudding) was cut into, it revealed it was only about a third filled, leaving a ton of pastry to get through by comparison! This wasn't made by the pub, but they should still be aware of what sort of quality they're dishing out as it reflects on them.None the less, the food WAS tasty, but it was a little odd that the staff were leaving almost all the tables dirty as they were going back in instead of doing what normally happens and taking stuff with you as you go back; we had our entire meal including wait and drink beforehand with the last customers plates & cutlery sitting next to us, and it was only a square table for four people so not spacious.When I eventually went to pay, there was nothing said to me about how the experience had panned out; the 'pie' filling, the missing food, the chips, the plates, the guy just took my card and charged it. Very disappointing, especially bearing in mind how good it was the first time we visited.Friendly staff, and it is busy with the drinks being reasonably priced, but with no incentive to return to dine again apart from past reputation, we'd only be returning in future for a beer. So, so disappointing.

You can't get prettier location over looking the field in the garden plus good pub food and great staff. Definitely go again

I would describe my experience in the coach and horses average. The food was good enough but we waited almost an hour for our main then another 30-40 mins for our dessert, our waiter was a very cocky individual who reminded me of someone from that TV Show Made In Chelsea. The dessert however was worth the wait, all 5 dishes looked and tasted incredible.