The Three Horseshoes Inn in Herefordshire, County of

I have been many times to the Three Horseshoes. However it’s doubtful that I shall go again in the near future. This latest visit was a great disappointment. The menu was meagre. There was no fish which was one of my reasons for choosing to take my friends there. They all chose the lamb ( £21) . The portions were very small , the vegetables badly cooked. Everything came with a pathetic Yorkshire pud, and swimming in gravy. The puddings were OK - there’s not much even a mediocre chef can get wrong with bought in desserts.

This establishment is not consistent with quality of food. This is probably down to various members of staff standing in for the cooks role. The portions could be larger too. A shame really as the staff are nice enough. Consistently good food served in generous portions could turn this pub into a gold mine.

A true country pub. Overnight stay visiting family. Booked into the Angus Bedroom, this room has en-suite shower room. Bed amazingly comfortable, slept well. Large tv plenty tea/coffee. Basically you really couldn’t ask for more. The staff were so so friendly. Unfortunately the kitchen isn’t open on a Sunday evening or in a heartbeat we would have stayed with our family for the evening meal because the food coming out of the kitchen in the afternoon looked brilliant. Breakfast in the morning was lovely and again the staff so friendly. Would we return, definite YES.

This is a wonderful old style pub just off the main Hereford to Abergavenny Road. Had a great lunch with a pint of local ale. Staff were very welcoming even though we were with our two dogs. Extensive well priced menu. We will definitely be returning.

The food was awful and cheap, I don’t think anything was homemade. Bought in and just heated up we sent our food back to the kitchen, even at their prices definitely not valve for money.( no burgers either, apparently someone forgot to order them)and too much trouble for anyone to go out and buy some, Bypass this place for food until the pub changes hands. However we had a lovely pint.

Best Steak Pie Ever! Absolutely gorgeous and extra gravy too! Lovely burgers also Plenty on parking and easy to get to Will call again!

Stopped by for lunch as we were passing by, I didn’t expect much but was pleasantly surprised by our visit. A cosy establishment in a quirky building, traditional Sunday lunch was served, the beef was a little chewy and hard to cut but the vegetables were exquisite, extremely tasty and plentiful. Very reasonably priced, efficient service too. Most definitely recommended.

Moved into the area about a month ago and have visited this pub for food on a weekend a handful of times now. The staff are always pleasant and attentive. There is a great atmosphere in here too. The main menu has many choices or there is the specials board which we have also eaten from too. The Steak pie is a particular favourite! We've always had delicious food and at very reasonable prices as well. We'll definitely keep coming back as regulars and will certainly book for when the family visit. Its our favourite pub in the area!

Excellent welcome,great food and service,they even arranged flowers for our anniversary and done an arrangement in our room, can’t thank them enough

Overall it was ok, we stayed for one night and slept well. Unfortunately the lock on the bathroom door didn’t work which resulted in the door not closing on its own so we had to move a chair from the bedroom into the bathroom to prop against the door. For the duration of our visit there was a horrible smell in the stairwell that led to the upstairs bedrooms. Our evening meal was really good - impressive food. However I sometimes suffer from a bad chest and when I was sat in the restaurant, I was highly triggered and ended up rasping / coughing a lot. Not sure if it was damp or dust but something caused it. It got better after spending time in the bedroom upstairs but then at breakfast the next morning it started again so was definitely something downstairs.

Absolutely unbelievable. Incredible food. I had scallops followed by duck. My husband had squid followed by sea bass.so tasty. Service brilliant and prices reasonable. Completely recommend ❤️

Great little inn, staff very polite and friendly the only complaint was the room had windows that was rotten and the glass is about to fall out, and above the door you have emergency light that has a green light on, this illuminated the entire room at night. Very bright and in your face, very hard to sleep.breakfast was late but very very nice full English really enjoyed. Personally this inn is in need of a cash injection..

So disappointing, we'd had dinner the night before and it was lovely. Sadly, with high expectations we went down to breakfast and were so disappointed. The hashbrown was sooooo greasy, as was the sausage. Toast was anaemic. Apart from the egg it all tasted greasy. The rooms was clean and adequate as was the separate shower room.

Stunning food in a wonderfully friendly atmosphere. The belly pork starter was melt in the mouth tasty and hubby said the halloumi with couscous was firey but lovely. I had steak pie and hubby the chicken & leek pie. Crispy chips and the freshest peas. The crust was delightful with no soggy bottom and Oh! My! that gravy! Obvs had to have dessert, choc brownie for me mmmm lush and hubby had a choc bread & butter pudding with custard. We now need a cheeky snooze lol good job we're booked in for the B&B. Guys, please don't walk... you need to run, to this lovely country pub and enjoy.

Had a super meal here at lunchtime- food and service was faultless. We had a steak sandwich and a burger; all was freshly cooked, presented very well and really tasty! Will definitely return again, the photos of Sunday lunch on offer and the specials on offer means something available to please everyone.

Food excellent as usual; I had salt and pepper squid and a cheeseburger, with a side of gravy for dipping, so good. Even the chips are moreish and I’m not usually a fan

I regularly eat here. Very friendly staff. Great for family’s. I came in to try try the mussels, a special advertised online. I went with mussels with bacon and cider, although a variety of sauces was on offer. This is one of my favourites so have it often. This was the nicest one I’ve ever had, very plump, fresh tasting mussels. Fresh herbs and garnish, the sauce was absolutely delicious. Comes with French bread.

This was so awful it was embarrassing. They don't have a chef; they don't even have a cook. Imagine the cheapest store bought 'food', thrown into a deep fat fryer and ruined! The chips were McDonalds style frozen with no flavour, the Haloumi fries frozen and cheapest store bought with no flavour, the onion rings frozen with no flavour thrown into a fat fryer and incinerated. The salad was a handful of shop bought salad leaves, with nothing else, not even a tomato with malt vinegar poured over them and dumped onto a WARM plate - disgusting. The vegetarian menu was a joke, everything contained tasteless chicken and the garlic bread was hard and over toasted or it had been kept warm for ages. The eggs looked as far from the organic local ones I buy as it's possible to get. The coleslaw was the only decent thing but served in a microscopic bowl and when asked for mayonnaise it came in plastic sachets with no attempt to put it into a dish. This is honestly the worst food experience I've had for years and they don't deserve to stay open. I can still taste the stale oil as I write this.

Poor service, gammon steaks very salty and the 8oz rump steak, although well cooked, included a bonus 2oz of inedible gristle

Was dubious when I was seated next to music speaker but it was not too loud and pleasant enough music. The service and food was excellent - Cornish pollock great and the batter one of the best I’ve had - not greasy and very crisp. Eton Mess was good too! Recommended as the place the local farmers eat - always worth a try:)

Great pub grub! I had fish and chips, my husband had pie and chips and our children had chicken nuggets and chips. Nice little park for them to play in! Fast friendly service.

We were looking for a local place to eat and the Three Horseshoes was recommended. The restaurant tries to use local suppliers and features them on their website and they are featured on the menu. The range of food is limited but there is enough options to satisfy everyone, and we found the food to be flavoursome if a little rustic, although the salted caramel brownies were rather good. Unfortunately the restaurant is looking a bit tired in places and although we were looked after perhaps we caught the restaurant staff after a tiring day as they seemed as cream crackered as some of the decor.

A rare gem of a country pub not trying to be anything else. Good selection of draft beer, friendly service and a delicious steak, perfectly cooked and beautifully presented, served at a table next to a log fire. What is there not to like?

Great Country pub with a good selection on the menu. The food served is excellent and well priced. The staff are friendly and helpful.

Just called here for lunch, wow has this place gone down hill since the new people have taken over. I had Lasagne with a crust that needed a pneumatic drill to get though, good job i got strong teeth, also ordered 2 fish and chips, chips were of the frozen type and as for the fish it should have been advertised as batter and chips. This was off what they call the diamond diners menu, £46 what a complete and utter rip off, never again. I really would like to meet the people who gave glowing reviews and see just how they eat at home.

We had a fabulous Sunday lunch for a family birthday celebration. Extremely busy as at full capacity but still made to feel very welcome. Real homemade lunch without the washing up and excellent value for money.

We’ve had lunch in the past year maybe 10 times and we have never been disappointed good choice and swift service.

Came in here for lunch with family today as we were trying to find somewhere to eat with gluten free options due to my coeliac disease. I rarely eat out because of lack of options but I thought great, gluten free burgers, nice little pub...

Sunday 24th July. Rang up to make a booking and was treated very politely by the young man on the phone. Arrived early and thought a drink before taking our seats for the meal would be nice. The attentive young man behind the bar was...

I rang last minute in the hope there was a table available as it was a Sunday and there was. We arrived 20 min early but were seated immediately. No roast today but that was fine, we ordered from the main menu. The food was...

The food is top quality. All 6 of us (who regularly eat out) agreed it’s on a par with top restaurants. The steak was cooked to perfection and comes with a delicious sauce, the pork rib starter was amazing and the battered fish on the...

Had the Steak Night special and have just three words 'Oh my God'...The three steals are all assume. Will be back again ♥️🥩🥩🥩

Valentines day...Called in, on the off chance of some food, and OMG a definate place to return to. The food was amazing. The portion sizes, just right, flavours and textures to perfection, compliments to the chef. The service was spot on and the team worked...

I found all the staff of welcoming and very helpful the food is spectacular the service is spectacular I also found there is a really good atmosphere in the premises I wish them well for the future thank you for your service

Sunday 2nd January 2022 Well what can i say from the time we got here No Booking in Diary ? Which had Been Booked Pryor Before By My Son for My Mum who is Disabled and 6 More Family Members and One With a Nut...

I had lunch here with my family in December 2021. The food was excellent, I had the beef casserole with pureed garlic mash and purple sprouting broccoli and my wife had slow cooked lamb shoulder. Our meals were as good as in an expensive restaurant....

Su day Lunch for 4 of us. 5/12/21 Very cold in pub. Beef tough. Vegetables badly prepped. Sticky toffee pudding not cooked all the way through. Frequent crowd of smokers by front door causing cigarette smoke to come through old expelair fan into the dining...

This is a country Inn with bar serving good ales (Wye Valley Brewery) and restaurant serving good food. I had the steak sandwich which was excellent. We stayed in an ensuite room which was clean and modern. Breakfast was well portioned and well cooked. Staff...

Great little oldie worldly pub Lovely Christmas ambience Great service very friendly Caroline the lady who waited on our table attentive and professional Managed to get in without booking after being turned away from kilpeck inn and the temple at Eywas Harold . Great meal...

Very disappointing food and service, and expensive for every day pub grub. Very surprising to see all the 5 star reviews, we won't be eating there again, will not recommend.

I'm quite critical of food cooked by others and usually very disappointed when we go out for a meal together. Not here !! Fish n chips with homemade mushy minted peas, steak pie, new potatoes n carrots all cooked perfectly. Generous portions and beautiful presented...

If I could come here every weekend I would! Great room, super breakfast and the menu will no doubt earn them a Mitchelin Star at some point soon. The team working here are carving a Herefordshire name for themselves which I was delighted to experience.

AMAZING NEW MENU! I cannot convey how nice my lunch was here. Gin soaked salmon, and cheese tart. Both with THE most amazing salad I have ever tasted. Cannot recommend this more.

Stayed here for 2 nights. Was very pleased as our bedroom was very large and very clean. Food was good and the place had a real buzz.

Being in the area for a family wedding I precooked for Sunday Lunch. We went today and were underwhelmed to put it mildly...they advertise locally sourced Hereford beef and Lamb, it was thinly sliced prepacked meat. Frozen roast potatoes. No cauliflower cheese frozen peas and...

Found this little gem one afternoon recently while travelling from Ross on Wye to Talgarth. A lovely old pub and very friendly. I had the Diamond deal, £7.99 for a starter and mains. a few choices but I had the soup and a roll and...

On the way back from Hereford to Abergavenny, we stopped at theThree Horseshoes for lunch, we decided on the Ploughman’s Lunch for sharing. We were so disappointed when it arrived, it consisted of two thin pieces of baguette and about ten varying sizes of crackers,...

Went for a sunday lunch here great friendly staff the roast was great with the extra meat just for £1 great service and then the great pudding and plenty of it too will definitely be calling here again

Booked through booking.com, double room B&B £65. Some confusion on checkin as booking not moved into pub diary, fortunately room available for the night. Pub was very nice with good atmosphere due to people dining out. Had surf and turf, steak cooked perfectly unfortunately some...

Came in as I have heard such amazing things about their Sunday roasts...and they certainly delivered. Every item on my plate was so tasty. The atmosphere was lovely and the staff were so friendly. I can’t wait to come again!

Came here on a recommendation, was placed in a draughty doorway just outside the kitchen. The food looks amazing but sadly lacking in flavour.

Eight of us had Sunday lunch on the 6th of September, and all agreed it was simply awful, whoever the chef is needs to seriously re-think his/her career, watery tasteless gravy, cauliflower cheese that was served in a dish with what looked like milk, potatoes...

Very disappointing. We have used the shoes on and off many times over 40+ years and only very occasionally had a poor meal. Sunday Lunch today was just a massive let down. Very little taste to anything but the gravy and cauliflower cheese were incredibly...

Good food, great setting, not over-crowded. I'd highly recommend stopping by for a pint or two or a family meal in this typical counrty pub in rural Herefordshire.

We phoned to book for dinner and were able to book straight away with no issues. Once we arrived there were clear guidance for COVID rules and we were seated at a clean table. Service was a little slow but they were busy. Food was...

Burnt overcooked food. Don't bother going for Sunday Dinner, as they sell out by 3pm. There were 13 of us and all our meals were burnt apart from 1. Terrible.

15 of us ate here on Sunday evening hoping for a Sunday Dinner. Unfortunately, the Sunday roasts had all sold out.We ordered the following food:Medium to rare steaks which were served over cooked / burnt and as tough as shoe leathergammon x 3 which were all also over cooked and burnt on the edgesfish and chips - the batter was slightly burnt and the peas over cookedHunters chicken - which was served charred and the chicken was chewy and fattythe only decent thing which wasn't burnt or over cooked was a tuna baguette.very disappointing and over priced - worst meal we've ever eaten.

Very Disappointed with our visit. The place is exactly what we love about village pubs but sadly the food was lacking. Deep friend and tasteless. The chips were so awful it was no wonder it said you could have unlimited chips with any main meal as they were over cooked and tasted of nothing but burnt chip fat, you wouldn’t want anymore. The halloumi was coated in bread crumbs and deep fried for about 2 hours it would seem, again tasteless and tasted of burnt chip fat! Service was excellent the young lady waitresses were very smiley and welcoming, fantastic and nothing was too much trouble. The food is worse than some greasy transport cafe - chef needs better training. We left most of ours. The dessert was lovely (sticky toffee) obviously not made by the chef as it didn’t taste of chip fat - the only thing that didn’t! We live locally and it was our first and last visit!

Food all day. A comfortable country pub. They are welcoming and food is good. Nice areas to sit and feel at home.

Lovely pub I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend. Booked in advance for an afternoon meal before our weekend break accommodation was ready. We were all very happy we chose here. From the friendly staff (and locals), excellent service, variety of choice and good quality meals we would certainly return again if in the area.

The wife and I called in here for Lunch we were nicely welcomed and given menu's, drinks order taken while we looked at menu, Wife had the Sausage and Mash which was moore than she could eat, delicious sausage! I had the Fish Pie with chips (Lovely BIG hand cut chips) this also was delicous!! plus I just managed to finish it!! Very good portion size

Choose the Three Horseshoes for a drink, and a chat as it was half way between where we both lived.This is a proper pub! Darts & Pool area with sports TV.After having a quiet drink the meals being served looked and smelt amazing.We ordered a roast beef and a roast lamb Sunday lunch and they were absolutely delicious we left nothing on our plates.We definitely return very soon

My wife and I thought we would try somewhere abit different and while searching the Hereford area we found The Three Horseshoes Inn.From arrival to leaving the staff inc. Landlords were brilliant. Its a lovely Inn. The food choices are very very good (they have other options if people are limited). The prices are very reasonable. The layout makes the place cosy and warm feeling. All is tidy and clean. Our room was perfect with on suite. Really cant fault or think of any negatives. Highly recommend a visit or a stay. On the outskirts but helps the setting. P.S the homemade Banoffee pie

Visited with my boyfriend on a Monday night and we were welcomed very nicely by the bar staff and seated. We had starters and mains that were beautiful and came out very quickly. Portions were very generous and the price was even better! Service was immaculate! Definitely a hidden gem, will be visiting again!

Starting with the negative ... our friend showed his gluten intolerant card. "we will be able to cope". WRONG one waitress thought he was vegetarian, another thought he was vegan. GI can make you very ill. You have to be able to cope with GI and severe allergies / intolerances perfectly. Please can the landlord reply to this review assuring customers that they will strive for perfection. I could have marked as 1* but have generously knocked just one star off.Large pub with great ambience. Super smart toilets (a;ways a good sign). Very good menu with reasonable prices. All four of us had superb food (including desserts).

We have eaten here a number of times this year and the food has generally been great. Today was the first time we went for Sunday lunch. The positives. Staff, ambience, service. All great. The negatives. The food. We had beef and lamb. It came with a few roast potatoes, a new potato, a roast parsnip, carrot, cabbage, swede and cauliflower cheese. A Yorkshire pud and gravy. There was a serious lack of seasoning throughout the whole dish. The beef lacked flavour. The veg had no flavour at all! Parsnip and carrot should deliver a good veggie punch but nothing. Cauliflower cheese. Not cheesy at all and the gravy did nothing to pull the meal together. We were really disappointed with the taste. However, we will return for other things in the menu which have always been tasty and flavoursome, but not for Sunday Roast.

Went for a meal on Sat 2nd Nov 2019 with a couple of relatives and my wife. Ambience was good, service was very good, food was lovely and big portions. Only try the mixed grill if you are very hungry. Managed most of mine but there were a few scraps left and the waitress brought some foil and a cardboard box so we could take them for the dogs. Not fair that they should be left out. Prices were very reasonable. Highly recommended.

i have had better steaks from a supermarket, ordered ribeye it was like a slice of beef so sent it back, second steak was so tough i took it home for dogs. service very good but their steaks are awful.

A friendly welcome by attentive and polite staff, with very good accommodation. Excellent food and service by friendly staff. Keen to recommend and will certainly revisit. Great value for money. Brilliant

Friendly staff, reasonable prices, and large portions of very good food. Parking could be a problem at busy times.

Just had a great meal with my family. Have been disappointed in the past but credit where it is due. Staff where friendly, service was good, Best of all the food was great. Whatever you are doing - keep doing it. :-)

This is a great old English Inn with great friendly and helpful staff. We booked three rooms for the family and it was Ideal. The English breakfast in the morning was perfect for our send off too.

Lovely old interior, friendly staff, quick service and excellently cooked British pub food.... Wish all pubs were this good.

Visited this hidden gem of a pub in Frampton on a particularly wet evening. Warm welcome inside and friendly village community atmosphere. Ordered the famous '3 Shu Pie', liver and onion filling with crusty topping, mash and vegetables. Excellent meal accompanied by a pint of best bitter. Perfect way to spend an evening!

Went on a bank holiday Monday, arrived at this restaurant at 12-00 hrs. Went as a couple, we ordered the following:-

This used to be the place to go for a very nice meal. What a shame the standards have dropped and so has the quality of the meals, Sunday lunch yesterday was not pleasant which is a great shame.

Had a very nice meal on a Friday eve. The food arrived in less than ten mins and was very nice and freshly cooked. All the staff were friendly and Matt who took our order was friendly. Will definitely go again and again.

Visited on Wednesday 29th May for dinner. The food and drinks were good as usual. The staff friendly, well worth the drive to Allensmore for dinner.

Most of my party of approx 18 persons ordered from the 55+ lunch menu, with 2 courses for less than £7 and nobody was disappointed. We were on a tight time schedule but still had plenty of time for puddings without feeling rushed. I would have no hesitation in going back

Well worth a visit and does good home cooked food at a good price, had a rump steak for just under £13.00 lovely and plenty of bits on the side as you would expect. Friendly atmosphere and a real country feel highly recommended

A lovely little country pub, very welcoming and friendly staff. I felt very comfortable here as a women on my own as the staff really looked after me. Food very nice and very reasonably priced. Spacious rooms and very clean but I'd advise a refurb as very dated. Double room booked and got two single beds, I'd advise investing in beds that can be a double or separated as singles depending on the customer needs. TV absolutely tiny. Free wifi available which is important when travelling on business. Room above kitchen with a huge duck outside between two rooms, noisy and filled the room with cooking smells. Overall a very pleasant and friendly place to stay but definitely needs updating so local businesses can use when people are on business trips.

This is a country pub about 5 miles from Hereford which has just the. three B&B; rooms. We had a 5 night stay in room 2 which although above the kitchen wasn't too noisy. On arrival we were shown to our room and everything we needed to know was explained to us. The room was large with twin beds and lots of storage. The beds were comfy although mine did creak a lot. It was well appointed and immaculately clean. Only downside was that the TV was quite tiny. The coffee sachets were replaced daily. The bathroom was large for an ensuite and free toiletries and plenty of towels were provided. The shower is great once you have it set to the right temperature! Breakfast was cereals, full English and toast with coffee and tea. You ordered the cook breakfast or whatever part of it you wanted and then it was cooked fresh by the kitchen staff. We also had dinner at the pub two evenings and on both occasions the food came quickly and was hot and tasty. The portion sizes are very generous and it is good value for money. All the staff were friendly and helpful. There is plenty of parking although being a pub it sometimes got very busy. Checkout was very quick. Overall we had a good pleasant stay.

After a day of horse riding up in the Welsh hills, we stopped here for a quick bite before we got back on the road.

There were 10 of us in the group. Six who were here on a visit from Poland. The staff were helpful, chatty and polite. The gave us a separate dining area so we could talk. Our visitors were delighted and enjoyed the atmosphere and the food. The portions were good and the service not too slow. I could not fault them in any way and I will return again. A wonderful representative of a good English Pub.

Have eaten here many times over the years and won't be rushing back. Food was very bland. Noticed when we arrived the place was nearly empty, always a bad sign

The pub is spacious, well positioned, nice garden and plenty of parking. But the food is dire. Dry, tasteless, old vegetables. Meagre portions. Inexcusable.

Nipped in with the family as we were staying nearby on holiday. I fancied the roast dinner that look great but they had just run out. I needn't have worried because the steak and ale pie was gorgeous. A couple of scampi orders and a chicken caesar salad completed the meals which were all nice and served really quickly. We sat by the open fire to warm our cockles and washed it down with a pint of local Butty Bach. Not too pricey either. All round couldn't be much happier - well worth a visit if you're passing.

6 of us last night for a birthday meal. Good selection of meals, large portions and nicaly presented. Son in law said his gammon steak was too salty but otherwise no complaints otherwise. Pina colada cheesecake was lush.

Called in for lunch and waited ages for our orders to be taken by an inexperienced waitress (had to go and find someone to serve us). I explained that the Caesar salad was marked as vegetarian on the menu although it contained Parmesan. She had to consult the chef as she didn't know some cheeses contain rennet. The advice was it would be made with Cheddar if requested although it didn't say 'or Cheddar' on the menu. As I had previously complained about this misleading description 3 months before and nothing had been done about it I wasn't happy. I ordered nut roast without potatoes but extra vegetables. It came with potatoes and had to be taken away again to have potatoes removed and extra veg added. Instead of different veg it was just another spoonful of the same. The nut roast was just a sloppy vegetable patty and I couldn't find any nuts in it. The veg consisted of carrots, a few peas and sugar snap peas. The sugar snaps were so under cooked I couldn't get my fork into them and I just left 75% of what was on my plate - all the 'nut roast' most of the peas (both types) and just stuck to the goats cheese on my roast and the carrots. Horrible. The starter of deep fried Brie wedges was over cooked and dry, 2 tiny wedges and a bit of basic salad, absolutely drowned in cranberry sauce over everything instead of the sauce being served separately so you could have as little as you wanted. I wonder what on earth has happened to the place as, despite the previously mentioned misrepresentation, the food used to be ok. Neither I, nor my friend, will be going there again.

Being fairly local and have recommended Three Horse Shoes so any times and took Friends and family many times sadly on this occasion felt let down and very disappointed, after ordering our drinks on a Friday about 2 pm, we given our drinks and were told to take any seat as it was very quiet in the restaurant and they would come and take our order, after about 15 min or more had to go to the bar to ask them when are you going to take our order, we were given the wrong cutlery one knife between us spoon and fork,each, our Brie wedges were dry and wedges and bed of lettuce plastered thick in cranberry sauce, you use to serve the sauce separately as does most restaurants as everybody's taste is different to how much sauce they like, the vegetable soup had thick chunks of carrots in it ,so thick had to be cut with knife, it looked like carrots you find with your roast dinner !! And to over hear a member of bar staff who I have not seen before having a laugh

We called in for lunch. We had spotted this pub many times previously and it always had a full car park. We were after a late lunch and there were plenty of tables available. Service was good, the tables were a bit sticky which always puts me on my guard. Their is absolutely no need for it, even if beer is being regularly spilled. The food was good pub grub and we were satisfied with it. We couldn't be sure how much of it was truly home cooked from scratch, despite the claims. Yes I would return. The total bill for the 4 of us was £65

My first ever poor review on trip advisor. Have eaten here many times over the years, this is our first since change of ownership and it is not good. Booked for Sunday lunch, previously veg was served separately and gravy in a boat. This was like childhood Sunday lunch served at my grandmother's everything on the plate including the gravy. This was made worse by the fact that the gravy was watery and tasteless. The staff were pleasant but we didn't book for the company!

Went on a Tuesday and entered the restaurant at 12-15 hrs. On arrival the meet and greet was good. Menus were available straightaway, the menus presented were comprehensive, the diamond menu was chosen, this was two courses for £6-95. My wife ordered prawn cocktail and fish and chips, both courses were said to be very good. I ordered brie wedges in bread crumbs and chicken curry with rice, the brie wedges were good and the chicken curry was very good. Service was good as was the ambiance. Value was exceptional. Will return when we are passing again. Wheel chair access is good there is a ramp in front of the establishment, the ramp though is a little bumpy. Toilets were clean, the hot air dryer in the gents only blows cold air.

Went for a birthday meal. Food was good and service started off well but the table was cleared while 3out of 7were still eating and the pudding menu offered while 1 was still eating the main course. The table being cleared too soon spoiled the atmosphere at the table. Would pop in for a quick bite in future in the unlikely event I was passing but wouldn't go for a special occasion again.

The pub is now doing buy one get one, free cheapest meal is free .You will have to go online to find out dates and print off vouchers ,as many as you require

Recently visited the three horseshoes. My partner had gammon which was ok but I had ordered fish and chips

Very good substantial and tasty Sunday lunch. Popped in on the off chance as we don`t live far away (somehow had got off the radar) and had a really good dining experience. Good selection of fresh vegetables served with good quality and tasty meat. The desserts were excellent as well. Service great, without being overpowering. Will definitely be going back.

Great customer service and fantastic food would recommend the roast which is served with smaller portions if u don't eat a large meal

A warm welcome friendly staff ,good pub food ,service was quick and all came together,a good place to go with friends for a evening out

My family ate at the Three Horseshoes on Sunday. There were 11 of us and we were given a private room which was perfect. The staff were very friendly and the food was very good. There was loads of it and the price was very reasonable. I would recommend it.