The Horns in Wokingham

Super Service, gutes Essen, tolle Lage jederzeit wieder, außerdem im Hof Möglichkeit mit WoMo oder Bus zu übernachten.

Great lunch on Sunday with 3 friends - thanks for fitting us in as last minute diners - congrats to Owen and the kitchen & front of house team for an amazing Sunday lunch - beef cooked to perfection with great veggie selection - delicious creamy spinach & a perfect Yorkshire - good luck to the entire team for your next adventure! You’ll be missed.

Having had a pleasant lunch here, we decided to return to this lovely setting for dinner. Our experience was so different to the glowing reviews left by others, it seemed like a different restaurant. The menu was rather limited but we each chose the rack of ribs, mine the £15 version, his the £19 version. I am not a big meat eater which was just as well as the portion I received was tiny, dry and lacking any extra sauce. It came plonked on top of what were supposed to be cajun chips but they just tasted like dry chips. The worst though was the coleslaw - partly the reason I ordered the ribs as I am a sucker for lime and mint. What I got was a tiny dish with coarsely chopped cabbage, not one fleck of mint or taste of lime. Much as it is a treat to go out to dinner, I cook better meals at home. I'm afraid we won't be returning.

Excellent Sunday lunch with 13 of us in really pleasant dining room. Great menu and buzzing atmosphere and all really enjoyed it. Very warm welcome as well. Highly recommended but book ahead!

Thank you so much for an ACE sunday meal. The side room is perfect for a party of 10-12 people. The communication beforehand to discuss the dietary requirements was excellent and helpful. Thank you for sorting an off menu vegan nut roast, it was very well received . We were are welcomed (dogs as well) with smiles and lots of attention throughout. You can pay a lot more locally for nowhere near the quality. We will be back soon!

Owen and the staff delivered an amazing meal yesterday, pleasing the 29 people who went to The Horns for their Christmas Meal. Live music, a jovial atmosphere and excellent food and drink made it a perfect evening. Can’t wait to return. Bravo.

Really great place with cosy new atmosphere, food is really delicious. Sunday roast are really nice, meat extremely great quality and cooking, lot of garnish including a delicious cauliflower cheese… Great selection of starters Summer time is lovely in the garden

We’ve had the best Sunday lunch ever today! Absolutely fabulous food cooked by the new chef ! The Yorkshire pudding was nearly bigger than my head and cooked to perfection! Lovely pub lovely attentive staff and dog friendly can’t wait to return 🥰

We had our 43rd Wedding Anniversary lunch here. Wonderful setting, all the Staff were excellent. Sunday lunch was fantastic and watching the attentiveness of the Staff with all the patrons was a delight. Thank you to Owen (a big man with a big smile) and all the Staff. Will definitely visit again. A traditional pub with traditional beams (watch your head if your over 5’ 10”). Looking forward to my next outing. Did I mention the Hobgoblin Ruby, my gosh what a lovely pint.

Had a meal with family at Horns on a Saturday evening, the menu choices are limited but that is a good thing because the few items that they do are done very well. I had the chicken terrine and ribs - both were excellent. My only criticism is the portion size is on the small size for the cost of the food. For example, my terrine was the size of a two finger KitKat with a tiny amount of salad on top plus a smear of dressing- for £7 that seemed pricey (or stingy on the portion size). The dining room is lovely and atmospheric and our waitress was excellent.

We came for my mums bday and dads Father’s Day. I have a few allergies and this was no problem at all. All of our meals were delicious! The pub itself is really pretty and beautifully decorated. So big thankyou to the chef/kitchen team and our waiter Joel. Highly recommend!

We had lunch on Bank Holiday Monday.The lunch was great and the staff were helpful and pleasant.It also helped that the weather was beautiful as we ate outside.

Nice setting and easy to find. The food was quite average (you’d cook better at home but nice not to have to wash up!). The kids menu is steep at £10 for just one course and a ice lollie. The kids food is really unhealthy and not home made (looks and tastes frozen). It’s a shame they stop serving food so early too. Would be great to invest in nice beer garden rather than plastic gazebos which are ugly. Beer was nice.

Owen & Jade and their wonderful team go above and beyond every time we pop in. Welcoming, friendly and happy to listen and take requests. Nothing seems too much trouble. Thank you. Keep up the good work! Looking forward to testing the new pizza oven too...

Visited for a family to celebrate my sisters birthday. The food was incredible, an amazing menu with the food cooked and served to an extremely high standard. The setting is gorgeous & the garden is well kept. The staff adhered to the COVID regulations well & it felt like a very safe place to be eating. The garden has many covered areas to allow for service in all kinds of weather. The owners went above and beyond to make this birthday meal special and we really appreciated it. Will definitely be returning soon (& frequently!). If you are in the area - do NOT give this place a miss! If you don’t go, you’ll regret it!

Had dinner and drinks at The Horns last night, the food was absolutely delicious (would highly recommend the salt and pepper squid!), staff were great and the atmosphere outside was lovely. The garden is really spacious and there are plenty of tables that are under cover if it rains. Blankets are available to use when it gets chilly too. Would highly recommend a visit, we’ve already booked a table for lunch next week!

A really fun night that felt like a great pub garden trip of old. Lovely food, great portions, lovely drinks and great service. Good for dogs and kids.

We wanted to take our motorhome out on it's first trip and saw The Horns on the pub stop over site, we were not disappointed. Jade and Owen made us feel very welcome. The service was top notch and the food was exceptional, especially the fish and chips, better than any chippie! it was quite a chilly evening, but the pub garden was very busy and we have no doubt that when restrictions are lifted in May, this will be a very popular pub, we and the motorhome will definitely be returning. There are also some excellent walks in the area.

Visited The Horns yesterday for lunch. Food was superb, excellent service and a lovely setting. Jade and Owen have put a lot of effort into making the outside space as comfortable as possible for guests while we have to be outdoors. Our group had the asparagus and the salt and pepper squid for starters. Then seabass , chicken and steak flatbreads for mains. Everything was delicious. The chips are AMAZING!! Well worth a visit.

Went to the opening night which was a great start for the new team headed by Owen and Jade. They have found an excellent chef too, so we weren't long in visiting again to enjoy their wonderful hospitality.Looking forward to trying their seasonal menu on Wednesday.Pub is very Covid-19 secure, family & dog friendly. Plus Owen knows how to look after his beer.

Whilst on our walk we decided to see if the Horns was open as we were sooo thirsty!!.So we called up to check, luckily it was . We had takeaway drinks . The new owners are so lovely and welcoming , very looking forward to coming again , and for food next time too!

Jade & Owen, the new tenants at the pub have taken over in rough times but have set their minds to providing the best they can to the local villagers and those lucky enough to find it on their bike rides and rambles. During lockdown they have provided a great selection of take away dishes (my only criticism would be for perhaps some lighter choices to ward off the lockdown pounds but it’s all very good quality pub favourites) The tempura fish and chips is yummy! They’re interested to hear your feedback and suggestions and are now home to a brilliant coffee truck and Sunday shop for local breads and essentials. It’s been a long time since our village pub felt part of the community and it’s great to have them, Looking forward to the end of lockdown and cosy nights back there.

Owen and Jade have made a great start as the new Landlord and Landlady at The Horns. They are so friendly and welcoming and know how to run a pub. We have eaten there twice before they closed for the November lockdown and on both occasions the food and service were excellent. All the safety factors were in place and well observed. These measures must add to the cost of hospitality but everything is great value and we appreciated being able to eat great food in a beautiful pub. We tried the new Lockdown takeaway service and I would recommend the Fish and Chips. Perfectly cooked and crispy and washed down with a great bottle of Pinot Grigio. They deserve every success.

Went for Sunday lunch with my retired parents for a celebration meal, on arrival lots of staff standing behind the bar at a loose end and there were only three other tables (at 1.30 on a Sunday, not a good sign). Anyway, the menu had a few options (all very hearty, not necessarily a bad thing) but was presented terribly, not even printed straight on a page. Which is again, all fine, if you're just a local pub serving pub food but the horns is now charging around £20 for a main (which is high for a pub, not unreasonable if the food is good). We ordered a cottage pie, a salmon steak and a chicken roast. All came with the same generic carrot/bean mix covering half the plate and the cottage pie was very small and very expensive, with my mother's salmon coming out with cold mash potatoes, which seems ridiculous seeing as we were one of three tables and the kitchen staff seemed to be chatting with the other staff behind the bar instead of cooking decent food! The service was ok, they popped over when we made eye contact but it's all a bit thrown together and overpriced for me to return. It's a lovely pub in a lovely position and I really hope these teething problems are ironed out as it is such a beautiful place.

Never been to The Horns before. The sign said Under New Management. Lunchtime so soft drinks for us and I cannot comment on the wine or beer. We both had different choices from the menu and i can honestly say it was excellent. The pub was empty when we arrived but I’m glad to say it was beginning to get busier as we left. Would definitely return and recommend.

We've been coming off and on for years but not so much for the past couple. Our walk through the woods was near enough to lunch time so we rang ahead and booked a table. We received a warm welcome and taking advantage of the weather whilst we can, sat outside. Service was friendly and very efficient. They are still working on their menu but it was varied with good choice for vegetarians.We enjoyed a starter of French onion tart and rocket. Mains for me was a dish of colourful and fresh stir fired vegetables with fine coriander noodles. For him, a rich hearty bowl of gnocchi with mixed mushrooms and a blue cheese sauce (a dish fit for a ski slope!). Lovely red by the glass (or two!). Everything was well presented and felt safe, clean, masked and social distanced. Well done The Horns. We will return before too long.

From booking, to parking, to hospitality and food. Faultless! Cannot wait to return. Such lovely people serving really excellent food. One of our party needed smaller portions, despite being an adult...no problem, she was welcome to select children's options. Don't be deceived by appearance, there appears to be very few chips, but they are huge, fresh and so very tasty. Service was thoughtful and prompt without being intrusive. Desserts were also gorgeous. Looking forward to being welcomed back. Thank you!

Visited for family birthday lunch March 2020. Plenty of parking. Friendly staff at bar, good social. Dining hall with character. Steak and ale pie was great. Recommend the Malbec. Hope to return.

Nice atmosphere, friendly service and an honest and classic English pub food menu as a reasonable price.

Went to The Horns twice within 3 days. First time was a Friday evening with my wife and the second time with my wife, nephew and his girlfriend. To get the drinks out of the way, wife enjoyed the glasses of Merlot she had. Nephew enjoyed the larger and I really enjoyed the Brakspear's bitter. I don't think it was the freshest pint I've ever had but still great!There is a limited menu but what they do is very good. A bit of a wait between ordering and being served with your food but acceptable in a small cosy establishment like this, very relaxing.My first meal was the steak and ale pie. I wasn't prepared for the size of it. Fabulous pastry stuffed full. Absolutely delicious; the pie could have been smaller and maybe the portion of chips larger...?My second mesl was the fish and chips. I can get very wary of batterd fish as batter can be excessively greasy and heavy but this batter was neither of these; it was light, crispy and tasty. The fish within was well cooked and delicious. As with the pie, my thought was that the portion of chips could have been bigger, but they were proper tasty chips.My wife had the vegetarian options each time and these too were goid portions and delicious. My nephew had a well presented tasty burger with loads of fillings and extras. His girl friend had the Sunday roast beef which was fantastic.Judging by the other tables everyone was enjoying their meals and from what I could see, all portions were reasonable. Great to see a small english country side pub doing ok and producing great food. Well worth a visit.

Went for lunch and although it is a small menu there is a good variety of food. Perhaps there could be a bit more fish on the menu, however it is very much a village pub which is hard to find these days and run by a family. We shared a meat and cheese platter and we were able to choose our own selection of meats and cheeses totalling 5. All good quality and some unusual cheeses. Would return.

Brilliant service amazing meal and cosy. Lovely pub. Needs a visit. Delightful way to spend Sunday afternoon with great wine. Also super value for your money.

We took a lovely walk and ended up at this beautiful country pub, very pretty and traditional quintessentially English coaching house, real ales and a homely atmosphere, didn’t eat but will try next time we are in the area.

Fantastic hospitality and the food is superb. By far the best short crust pastry pies that I have ever tried. Thanks All! I’ll be back!

hadnt been for a while and were very pleased to see that the Horns Is still a great pub with delicious food and drinks..well done to the new landlord!

We went as a family to The Horns for Sunday lunch. We had a great lunch, you can tell the ingredients are of very high quality and very well cooked. I had rib of beef, the meat was served pink and was really excellent. Vegetables were lovely, and perfectly cooked. The young man that served us was very polite and provided a great, prompt service. Thanks so much for a lovely meal!

We attended with family for a Sunday lunch. I ordered the roast belly of pork.

This was my 2nd visit at The Horns and it has never disappointed me! My venison which was with shallot marmalade, a celeriac purée and a dauphinoise potato was absolutely flavourful and my dessert which was a chocolate ganache with pistachio crumbs, raspberry and honeycomb was very tasty! The landlord is very pleasant and chatty and the service was faultless!

Richard was a superb host, he made us feel very welcome and was very attentive. Good service, nice food a wide range of drinks and a very friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommended for those that like country pub dining.

A group of eight of us dined here on Thursday evening and couldn't fault the food or service. Richard, our host, could not have been more helpful and charming. There is a good selection of dishes and ours were well-cooked and presented. The quirky atmosphere in the barn added to the occasion.

Booked a table for 5. Finished our meal and waited and waited and waited for table to be cleared. Had to ask for dessert menus only then to be told there would be a wait if we wanted dessert as a party of 15 had just turned up and they would be cooking their meals first ! We left. I have to say the food we did have was very good but the service was so shocking we will never go back.

A marvellous Berkshire pub with adventurous food ingredients! I had a roast pigeon wellington with a potato terrine, a beetroot puree and sweetcorn as I absolutely love eating game products! For dessert, I had a caramel panna cotta with extra dessert ingredients on the side which were a chocolate macaroon and others! Both the main meal and dessert were totally divine! The landlord and additionally the young waiter were both totally considerate and friendly all the way and the service was perfect! I will certainly come again as I am a regular Chiltern Hills hiker!

Two Ladies Who Lunch. For the second time in a couple of months we chose to lunch at The Horns, a lovely countryside pub serving fresh food. The only thing in the freezer, the owner told us, is ice cream! Occasionally there are specials on the board and, because nothing is frozen, if a dish runs out then you'll have to make another choice from their quite varied menu.

The Horns at Crazies Hill is a great place to have lunch. You are always made to feel welcome and the food is excellent. Have been many times as find the location very relaxing. Shall return again. Thank you.

Been a few times for lunch. Another lovely relaxing lunch today. Food excellent and service very friendly. Be back soon.

Not easy to find but worth it. Superb signature ploughman's, includes excellent pork pie, bacon and cheese (visit their website for a picture). Great friendly staff. Hope they do well.

Six of us met here for lunch on Saturday and had a delicious meal with very good service from all of the staff. The venue had a separate large party for a barbeque in the garden, so ours was the only table booked in the restaurant for lunch.

The best Shepherd's pie I have ever eaten in a pub. Lovely new landlord and his staff (family) Gave 4 instead of 5 because we thought the barn type area, although interesting décor, was a bit dismal in the daytime light. Probably works in the evening with candles etc. But overall an enjoyable lunch and hope the new landlord succeeds

First time to this lovely little pub.

We have always loved eating at the Horns and knowing it was under new management hoped it would be as good, it was! Food and service superb, will definitely return.

We have in the past visited The horns and the meals and service have always been spot on. This time it was lacking that certain something. We arrived to a friendly face and were sat at our table. The offer of drinks came shortly after with menus. I had scotch egg for starters, it was nice. For my main I opted for the Shepard’s pie, it was scorching hot! The potato on the top was very thin and the filling, although it was tasty, could of done with some peas added to it. The meal only came with carrots.

It’s been a long time since we went to The Horns but heard it was under new management. Wonderful surprise, food was great, service perfect and the owner certainly knows what he’s doing! We all had smoked haddock scotch egg and it was just delicious. We will be back!

A super place for a meal with great ambience and atmosphere. The dining area is well laid out and quite spacious. We had the plough men’s lunch and it was a little bit of everything you would expect with the great blue cheese and a decent pork pie. Dessert was an excellent ice cream and cheesecake. The Indian pale ale was quite excellent. All-round worth trying as a place to eat.

Meeting friends on a Saturday night for dinner, looking for a nice location and was aware that The Horns had a new manager recently.

Friendly greeting and having chosen our drinks were taken through to our table in the restaurant. This is a lovely old barn with a wood fire stove and masses of pictures around the walls. We were there for lunch but the hanging metal lights looked as though they would add atmosphere in the evening.

Yet another lunch moment but not wishing to have too large a meal I decided to go for a today bread sausage and caramelise sausage sandwich. It came with a salad and the best chips I have had in a long time. Accompanied by a pint of bitter and a coffee, in all a very enjoyable lunch

Great Sunday lunch - best roast beef we’ve had for ages and piping hot too. Good service and they made the dogs very welcome too. This is everything a country pub should be. Will definitely be back.

The Horns is a great pub and also a very good restaurant which has proved consistently good over the past couple of years. We chose it to take my Manhattan based business partner and his wife for a British country pub Sunday lunch. It didn’t disappoint. Efficient service, historic surroundings, varied menu and great food. Did exactly what we wanted it to do!!

Great lunch had lamb sausages roll starter and continued to the steak was lovely. Staff very helpful and friendly, the pub is dog friendly.

I went to The Horns with a party of 10 to celebrate my birthday last week.We had lunch and there was a good choice from the main menu,the lunch menu or the specials on the blackboard.The food was good,the staff were very friendly and efficient.The Horns is a lovely country pub,well worth a visit.One of our party was in a wheelchair,and this was not a problemThe staff ensured she had a place at the end of the table and were very helpful.I have been a few times previously to The Horns,and have always enjoyed my visit.There is a large car park and a garden.,

excellent lunch, well deserving of the title gastropub, with courteous service and a great country location.

Portions extremely small and very limited menu... stopped off for takeout on way home!!! Value for money nil friendly staff 8. Will we visit again No

Well worth a visit, not many of these country pubs left, good food, friendly staff. Will be going back soon as wood burners were spotted for a cosy evening meal. Would definitely recommend this pub.

The Horns is a lovely country pub with a great play area for children, the food is fresh and tasty, I had the fish & chips which is my favourite and my sister had the chicken burger, both can be highly recommended, puddings are just superb, this is my favourite place to eat.

Always lovely service and delish food. Great playground for kids. A lovely personal feel. Nice back room to hire for a larger group of you. Plenty of parking Winner!

The Horns is a little of the beaten track but well worth the diversion from the A4. A beautiful old pub with a huge beer garden will not disappoint. I ate from the bar menu which was simple but tasty, whilst the full

Another great meal, cooked by super chef Dan and served perfectly by Georgie, Josh and Andrew. Nothing was to much trouble even though the restaurant was very busy. A great time was had by all, only downside was that Father paid. 😂😂😂

We have been to the Horns before and will certainly go again, the food is fresh, well presented and tasty, the menu is excellent and the staff exceeds all expectations being attentive and professional.

Well worth a visit, prettiest pub in Berks and food consistently delicious, very dog friendly and lovely staff.

We visited The Horns for a birthday lunch on Thursday. It was empty but still felt cosy and relaxed. The music was chilled and the wait staff were exemplary. The chicken pie was delicious and the chocolate mouse above all expectations. The landlady Sandra made herself available to chat, and the Malbec was insanely good. It wasn't the cheapest lunch but the vibe and service made up for it. Would highly recommend

What an amazing meal all three coarses were so tasty,the food was beautifully presented came out hot the service was so friendly and we were never rushed I would defiantly recommend this pub for a meal it was excellent.Jan

We called in for a late morning drink and, having spied the menus, promptly placed our order. My wife had a Bacon and Cheese sandwich and me a Steak Baguette - both came with a green leaf garnish and lovely chips. All very well presented and tasted delicious.

We love the Horns .. Sandra is the perfect host. Warm fires in winter and large deck in summer. Food is always great and the atmosphere very chilled.

Unfortunately I find myself leaving a ‘meh’ review after visiting The Horns with 8 family members on a Sunday for their roast dinner.

Had a gorgeous meal with the in laws, we have been to The horns before but this was great. Staff were very friendly and the food was delicious, would very much recommend, for any occasion. Definitely gets the thumbs up from me 😋

Just outside Henley with good parking. Interesting menu well served by attentive but not obtrusive staff. Lovey atmosphere with dogs and children / babies all welcome highly recommended

13 of us with 10 dogs walked up from Wargrave for some lunch. We arrived thirsty and hungry and were greeted by a lovely welcome, glowing fire, smiling friendly staff and Sandra the owner. Happily accepted our muddy boots and dogs! Drinks poured quickly, good beer, tasty Prosecco. Food orders taken and all our food arrived together and was super. Thank you for an excellent experience

A lovely village pub with an excellent menu. We were greeted by the owner who was very welcoming, the service was excellent, the food was lovely and reasonably priced.

Sandra and her team always offer a friendly welcome. The food is a lot better than the norm, with a menu that changes regularly. Great for a couple of drinks, or to celebrate a special occasion.

Visited the Horns for a lunchtime sandwich and drink. The choice of sandwiches / baguettes was much as any other pub but the quality and quantity were exceptional. The beer was also well tended. The staff were friendly and polite, the service good.

We visited here for lunch when visiting our friends for the weekend. We were a group of 4 adults and 5 kids. A lovely big outside garden with slide/swing set, totem pole and football goal for the kids. We had a beautiful roast for lunch with smaller portions available for children. The staff were very friendly and courteous and it's always nice where asked 'how you would like your roast beef'. We asked for rare and it was perfect. They offered extra gravy and had water jugs on the table and were also happy to bring out an extra Yorkshire pudding to go with my sons roast pork belly. It's a Beautiful setting and also dog friendly. Whilst they accidentally brought my meal with gravy even though I had said 'no gravy' there was no hesitation to change it and a very sincere and prompt apology. I would like to live near this pub to have Sunday lunch there every week!

Since Sandra Purdy took over the Horns nearly two years ago, the front of house has been outstanding! There’s always a warm welcome - the staff are bright, friendly and well trained. Inside the pub is inviting and comfortable and the garden has been a pleasure in the summer months with the new decking area. We were a party of 6 for dinner last Saturday and the new Head Chef, Dan, has raised the quality of food to meet the fantastic high standards! We all enjoyed each dish immensely, which tasted as good as it looked in presentation. We will certainly be eating at the Horns more regularly - a really great choice on the menu, wonderful ambience and excellent service.

The Horns is a very attractive pub located in Crazies Hill (great village name). We had the pigeon salad, the Terrine and the roasted ling. All were well prepared and tasty.

We love visiting this pub. Current owners have created a very friendly and relaxing environment Food and beer is very good and our 6 year old daughter enjoys playing in the garden.....well worth a visit.

Dropped in for lunch and I'm glad we did, baguette lovely and fresh with delicious fillings served with salad garnish and the best fries I've tasted in ages, lovely relaxed atmosphere and super friendly service, and excellent value too.

This bank holiday was special because not only did we have the weather we had Horns Fest. A well organised festival of Beer which came also with great food and top class entertainment. Our hosts made everyone feel welcome in a way that we were like extended family. As we worked our way through some tasty beers and fantastic Burgers the atmosphere was always one of inclusion meaning that of the hundreds passing through during the two days everyone left knowing they had ,had a most pleasant trip to an excellent venue. Thanks to our hosts Sandra and Adam and your staff.

The Horns was the pub with always a good Sunday lunch but based on our experience today the standards have seriously slipped, although the prices have not.Vegetables bland with rock hard overdone roast potatoes and average meat, the pub was quiet for a Bank holiday Sunday so maybe people are voting with their feet.The prices have always been higher here for both beer and food, a pint is now £4+ But if the food is good we don't mind paying their prices.

A few months ago we decided to have our wedding reception at The Horns. This was the best decision we ever made (apart from getting married of course). Sandra and her team made the day so special for us, nothing was too much trouble and the food was delicious. The advice Sandra gave us running up to the big day was invaluable, and she so many great ideas. The Horn's gave us our perfect wedding day, a relaxed and personal experience which was just what we hoped for.We would strongly recommend looking at The Horns as a venue for any celebration (big or small) as they made it such a great occasion. We would also recommend popping in for lunch, dinner or just a drink as its a wonderful place with excellent food.

A lovely setting for lunch, sat outside on a sunny day. The food and the service were both very good.

We have been to this pub a number of times and never fail to be welcomed by Sandra and Adam and the great pub that they have managed to establish. This time, we had rented the pub out for a family member's 50th birthday party, the event was unbelievable! From start to finish Sandra and Adam planned and delivered an event that will live long in memory. The standard of the food delivered by the kitchen was above and beyond anything that we had expected, made even more impressive by the fact that they catered for 60 people a la carte! I cannot recommend this pub enough for events and parties, we had a great time and I know that anyone else booking a party here can be sure that it will be one to remember!

Had an excellent Sunday lunch at this charming exceptionally well run village pub. Thank you Adam Sandra and their team

Our hosts at a nearby B & B suggested eating at the Horns and we were very grateful for their recommendation. The barn-like room is fascinating with an amazing variety of pictures on the walls. There is enough space between tables and no piped music so it is easy to talk. The beer is good and the food really interesting, so much so that we returned next day for more. My husband loved his belly of pork and rib eye steak with duck fat chips and I really enjoyed the bass. I wish we lived nearer.

We haven't been here for a few years, but just back from Friday lunchVery good rump of Lamb, and very good Fish and ChipsService excellent, as was the SancerreWe'll be back

We arrived on Saturday for a "pre Henley fireworks" meal with 4 more people than expected. Nothing was too much trouble and a small table was found and added to our seating plan. The atmosphere is warm and friendly and the food did not disappoint. We had soup which was tasty and fish and chips.....by the end of the meal all the plates were clean! Other people ate the lamb which was equally good. It is an attractive pub with a large characterful barn at the end and a big garden, Although a little out of the way it is worth the effort and we will definitely be going again!!

First time visit to the horns. Fabulous food, great service, wonderful atmosphere. Definitely return in the future! Highly recommend

What a lovely pub this is, with a gorgeous large garden (separate decked area with tables, grassed area with tables, substantial climbing frame & goal-posts) great food, fabulous service and really lovely staff. Would recommend highly to anyone in the area, rain or shine, looking for a family lunch with the kids or a session with your mates. Can't think of a single negative!

Love the latest decor here and staff were very welcoming. Came for Sunday lunch and discovered a garden to visit nearby too. Very nicely presented meal and well cooked with great desert choices. Will visit again.

We went spare of the moment to the horns and sat on the decking great garden for a family meal! The roast beef was one of the best roast I've had in a pub, well done chefs!

We visited for Sunday lunch and it was disappointing. The pork was fatty, but the beef seemed better and was cooked to preference. Choice of veg was tiny - carrots and cabbage in a small bowl for 2The potatoes were burnt and tough to cut through. Yorkshire pud tasted burnt.It is expensive and nowhere near as good for Sunday lunch as other local places.

We were given a warm welcome and shown to a table in a room full of atmosphere. The restaurant was packed but the service was still excellent. We had a delicious Sunday roast and a naughty but very nice sticky toffee pudding. The wine choice was good and not too expensive. There were several big groups of friends and families and some other couples. An excellent choice for Sunday lunch