The Three Horseshoes Pub in East Lindsey

Just popped in for lunch. The young guy serving was so friendly and couldn’t have done more to help us. There were lots of things to entertain the children and the food came really quickly. We were going to stay for ice cream but they were such lovely big portions we were all full by the time we’d eaten mains!

We visited just for one night lovely site tucked away with pretty views over the Lincolnshire countryside. We also ate our evening meal in the Horseshoes Pub the menu doesn’t do the food justice it’s absolutely superb. We had steak and ale pie with triple cooked chips and peas and a rich gravy and also Stilton, mushroom and spinach puff pastry pie with salad and chips. Then finished off with homemade chocolate brownie and homemade vanilla bean ice cream the best I’ve ever tasted!! Highly recommend

Gluten free diners are greeted with “Gluten Free Beer Sold Here” as well as a hog of selection on the menu. Was welcomed and made to feel comfortable, friendly village pub with great food. Certainly recommended.

Great food but be careful about the micro pod because is actually tiny and not designed for two adults. Windows do not open and if you close the door to go to sleep it feels very tight and claustrophobic!!

We stayed on the campsite which had good sized hardstanding pitches and lovely views. The two shower/ toilet/ basin rooms by the pub were fine and there are additional showers and toilets in a sort of portacabin for when the site is busy. The pub is brilliant. Welcoming, traditional, cosy with a log burner, and excellent food. We really appreciated the extra touches like table games and games menu! The owners have made a great effort with things like pop bingo (Friday), quiz night (Sunday) and fantastic live music (Saturday). We loved our stay and look forward to returning with family and friends. Highly recommended.

We were in the local area and started to get peckish when we saw the road sign for the pub. We weren't sure if we would be able to get there due to Road closures, well signs for a road closure. But we are very glad we did find it and got a table. We entered the pub to be greeted by a very welcoming smiling face. Asked if they were serving food and if they took card. A big resounding YES on both counts. Fabulous we thought, we were warned they were very busy and there would be a wait on food. Yes there was a wait, but the food was well worth it and we were warned three times! We ordered a couple of drinks and then a Sunday Roast and a roast wrap.. Both were DELICIOUS!! and good portion sizes too. After our mains we decided to try a dessert and my gosh!!! The Lemon cheesecake was to die for, Sooo zesty and lemony and delicious. And taking the barmaids advise I got Lemon Meringue ice cream. WOW!! Absolutely amazing ice cream, soooo creamy and tasty and just delish!! Must have been made with clotted cream or something equally delicious. It was homemade creamy tasty deliciousness!! We will be back, if not just for food then a little overnighter as the pods looked so cute and accommodating. What a wonderful find. Thank you to Debs for being such a welcoming face and excellent ice-cream advisor :)

What a fantastic lunch. Food hot, very tasty, well presented. Service great. Views spectacular. A very hidden gem in the heart of the Lincolnshire Wolds.

If this pub was near me I'd be eating here at every opportunity. What a gem! Here on holiday for a week, ate lunch then dinner (on a different day). Food simply perfect. Pheasant on the menu, duck and venison, plus usual pie, burger etc. Staff delightful and working very hard.

The glamping garden is pleasant with privacy space around each pod and none really overlooking the others. Lovely mature birch trees at the back and a little stream at the back of my pod. The greyhound loved looking out of the window and watching the wildlife in the hedgerow behind. there is a walk behind the campsite you can go on and 'the Viking Way' walk is local. Outside on this walk, I was able to hear far away traffic from Cadwell Park, but at night, I didn't hear this and it was overall, very peaceful with only the odd car driving down the lane behind. On the website, I was trying to work out the size of the window but it is standard size - pretty big compared to some caravan windows. (that's why I have random window pictures!) The pod was uncomfortably hot upon arrival and I was very concerned about my dog staying in it - not me, just the dog, lol but, after leaving the doors and window open it did cool down. I asked if they had a fan but they didn't - this surprised me, as while the bar staff explained, "It's because they're so well insulated" and has a small wall-mounted heater and you'd think a cool switch/option for the heater would be the minimum The mattress on the double bed in the Alfie arch pod was appalling - old-style camping/spring one - very lumpy, and I didn't sleep at all on the first night

Cannot recommend this pub enough. The food is good quality tasty and served with a smile. The setting is astounding beautiful countryside in a village surrounded by great and historic walks.

We stayed in the micro pod called Millie it was cute, absolutely loved it. Although being 57 and 58 it was clumsy but funny getting in and out..the staff are absolutely fab and very accommodating. Food was extremely good fresh and tasty..good value all round. Facilities are very good and clean will deffo stay again but maybe in a bigger pod lol..(not getting any younger) thank you all for a fab stay.

Called in for tea , dog friendly pub, menu mainly burgers and pizzas but daily specials are available , popular place as it has a campsite too, so booking advisable, food was ok , they do a separate lunchtime menu, great for walkers.

Eaten here many times always good, plenty of choices, gone through most of menu, it’s all good and fresh.

Great long weekend stay in the Dolly glamping pod with our two dogs. Pod was well equipped with the most amazing power shower. Plenty of space and facilities. Lots of local public footpaths to explore and not a long drive to the most beautiful beach. Nice food and friendly welcome in the pub. Really recommend the pizza and burgers. We would definitely recommend a visit.

Just got back from 2 nights staying in the Shepherd's Hut with my daughter. We've been to many places but this was the best by far. Lovely site, well spaced out pitches within a short walk of all facilities, which were all very clean with great showers. The owners and staff were all very friendly and welcoming. We ordered pizza the first night which was delicious and delivered to our hut. The second night we ate in the restaurant, the food was great and reasonably priced too. Perfect weekend. We will definitely be going back again!

Loved camping here again. Great facilities - love having heated towels rails in shower rooms etc Staff brilliant and friendly. Food is amazing - pizza is super and Sunday lunch was spot on! Lovely walks in the area and lots of activities around. Will be back again.

Just spent 3 nights camping and hired a pod. We all had a great meal and a cooked breakfast. The staff were really helpful and nice. Lovely location with nice walks in the local area.

Came camping as a family after so many cancelled family holidays! And we had a lovely time at the Three Horseshoes Campsite. The facilities were very clean, pitches nice and spaced out, ground flat and sun reached every corner of the field. A group of DofE students came and I was pleased that they were all put into one corner of the field unlike some other campsites where they disperse them amongst holiday makers. We had food in the pub in the evening and we all enjoyed our meals. We are an awkward family with Vegetarians, Vegans, Coeliacs and lactose intolerances, but they were able to cater for us all. Lady on the bar was very friendly and made us feel welcome. 4/5 due to the occasional whiff of sewage/needed 1 more toilet as there were often queues for the loo/expensive pints in the pub. Overall a lovely time :)

Enjoyed a lunchtime meal in pleasant surroundings, host were very pleasant and attentive, would call again.

The pod we stayed in was really nice and the grounds are kept really well. The staff we met i think where the owners are extremely rude. I have never met such an unpleasant person as the female of the two i had the displeasure of meeting. Everytime i had tried talking to her i was met with a an obnoxious and immature attitude. There was nothibg stating the amount of days we needed to stay for. Once booked i was told at a later date i needed to pay an extra £50 per pod as i was only there 1 night. She had verbally abused people in my party i told her i have never met such an unpleasant person and i would not be returning to which i was told 'good'. We are very respectful and was there to celebrate a birthday. She was nothing but rude since our first contact and her pertner refused to help us with using the site facilities as 'we where not welcome'.I highly recommend avoiding this place. Unless you can find a way of avoiding the vile woman responsilbe for the site.

Called in for lunch one grey October day, and were greatly cheered by the friendly and very accommodating staff. We were cheered even more when our food arrived. Beautifully cooked and beautifully served, mouth watering food at affordable prices. Would definately return. Excellent all round.

Mega impressed in the quality and value of the food in this pub. Proper old fashioned country pub, I guess I expected pub grub. But I had the best meal I’ve had in a long time, the slow cooked lamb shoulder with mash was delicious....

The pub had a Vegetable Lasagna that was absolutely delicious. As someone who does not eat much red meat, this was a great item to find on the menu. It was lovely to walk up the stairs to our room and the next day when...

We absolutely love this pub for its friendly warm atmosphere . The food is also excellent with home made pizza . A must on a visit to the Lincolnshire Wolds

Decided to visit this Pub for a meal after dropping in for a drink last year . What a good choice , the staff are very friendly in this old fashioned and traditional pub , add to that the wonderful food that is reasonably priced...

What a hidden gem! We will be back, we stayed as a family of four in the yurt (yes there are some bugs and spiders but your in a field and the spiders eat the flies so we weren’t that fussed). Food was lovely in...

Discovering this pub was the cherry on top of a wonderful weekend! The place itself is cosy, clean and nicely decorated. The food was incredible, the best we've had in a very long time. And the staff are outstanding! We arrived not long before they...

Lovely little pub, friendly staff and dogs very welcome inside and out. Food was really nice, good quality and fairly priced. Would definitely recommend

We fancied trying out a glamping pod and booked one for a night at the Three Horseshoes at Goulceby. It was clean and warm though for a 1 night stay at £98 one expected them to have provided some coffee and tea bags to have...

Just spent three nights in tourer here, large campsite, plenty of room. Toilet/shower on site. Ate Sunday carvery, one of best we have had. Owner s and staff very friendly Would definitely recommend. Will definitely be returning already booked Easter A gem of a site.

Lovely country pub with friendly staff and locals. Steak pie was delicious and Veggie dish fresh and tasty. Couple of Bateman's beers on tap. Homemade puddings were great - lucky there was a good walk around the village to work it off!

A great country Pub. First visit for Dinner and we will be back. food and service excellent. A little noisy as we were in the Bar but they gave us a quite corner because of a large party in the Dining room.

Great oldy worldy country pub serving a really tasty Sunday Carvery. Choice of 2 meats, mash, roasts and a great choice fresh veggies. - We thoroughly enjoyed it Thank You

We made a booking on Fiday for 'Sunday lunch (carvery) for 1.30 Sunday they serve lunch till 2.30 they had no roast potatoes old soggy veg and a very smug chef 'with what I would call the scraggy ends of meat! whats that about 'would...

It's been a while since we visited this pub and we are sad to see that it's standards have gone down. The food ok and not badly priced although the fish and chips left a lot to be desired - and what is it with chefs that everything has to be piled on top of itself in the middle of the plate. This is not a gastro pub so I would far rather see the food laid out nicely instead of this habit of piling it up. Frankly the fish and very few chips just looked ridiculous (at first we thought there weren't any chips as they were hidden under the fish).

Very good service friendly atmosphere and very accommodating, food good watch the Red Thai curry it’s very hot and spicy. Great camping and glamping facilities too, nice remote rural location.

My partner and I recently had our wedding reception at The Three Horseshoes. From beginning to end they were welcoming and considerate. We didn't bring any peculiar or odd requests but the staff and wedding coordinator did a fantastic job. The food was fantastic, the decoration was perfect and everyone involved had a fantastic time. The opportunity to stay at the site was the reason we chose the pub, but it delivered in every respect.

We have had numerous meals at this charming old fashioned local pub . Food is excellent & the chef cannot do enough to please his customers . We always have a very warm & friendly welcome not just from the owners but from the locals as well !

We arrived at the pub in the early afternoon. They fed us a wonderful lunch catering for vegan, vegetarian and gluten free. The food was simply delicious, the environment homey and cosy, i definitely recommend this pub if you are in the area

Friendly staff, customer who was happy to inform us of the menu highlights, & a choice of inside or outside tables, all contributed to an initial happy visit.

We have just returned from a weekend camping here at the Three horseshoes. A lovely place. Pretty village. Great pub & tasty food. Excellent facilities. Friendly & efficient staff. Great sunday carvery. Will definitely return & recommend.

Whilst staying locally at Ranby Hill Barn just over 2 miles away, The 3 Horseshoes pub was a good goal to aim for after a nice walk with our group and the dogs.

The specials menu is great - I'd recommend the beef stroganoff!

I booked me, my husband and son to stay in one of the pubs star tents (glamping) on Saturday 2nd September - this was a birthday surprise for my husband. Upon arrival we were greeted by the warden who immediately showed us around the site and to our tent. The star tents are AMAZING! (my son said they look like an onion and reminded him of the carriage out of shrek..not far wrong!). Situated on a deck, there were two comfy plastic chairs outside of the tent. Inside the tent the decor was lovely. We had a double bed which was fully dressed (bedding provided) with fairy lights, a three seater sofa, a fridge/freezer, washing up/mug complimentaries, kettle, heater, bedroom furniture and two fabulous sack beanbags/bunting! Underneath the bed were two single mattresses - we decided to bring our own bedding for our son (bedding for the mattresses are extra upon booking). There was also an A shaped wooden bench out of the front of the tent on the grass for sitting outside. I had ordered an extra of prosecco on ice upon arrival, and once we had been shown to our tent the prosecco was delivered :) The accommodation was clean and it really did feel they had made every effort to make it welcoming, cosy and comfortable. We were handed a code for the more private WC/shower rooms, and that was a nice touch. There is also a garden grill for glampers close by which is a mini kitchen. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Three Horseshoes and had a very good night sleep - the glamp/camp site was tranquil, quiet and clean.

The pub was fantastic, the staff took great care of us all weekend, and the food was superb; home cooked, not bought in. The Sunday roast was awesome and the atmosphere was great.

Stayed for two nights in the Campsite with friends and our dogs. The Campsite was well maintained, clean and friendly with amazing countryside views and some great walks from the Campsite. The food in the pub was so good we ate there four times! The staff were friendly and full of great banter. Can't wait to stay and eat here again.

Delicious!! Meat perfect loads of veg and all home cooked. Puddings also delicious and everyone do friendly

The fish and chips were faultless, fresh fish from Grimsby that day. Two sizes portions available which is a good idea. Good value for money.Lovely open fire going in a nice village pub. All staff were friendly.

Nos recomendaron este pub por los dueños de la casa nos alojamos en. Por desgracia, no está a la altura de nuestras expectativas. Al llegar no nos dieron un menú, así que fuimos a la orden y nos ofrecieron al asador grandes o pequeñas (6,95 libras) o £10.95 - todos ordenados el grande, pensando que el pequeño no habría sido suficiente. La carne era buena, y la mayoría de las hortalizas, aunque el brécol y Patacas Chirivías estaban crujientes. Cuando fuimos a pedir flan, nos enteramos de que había un asador de tamaño por £8.95 que no habían ofrecido anteriormente y una oferta principal y postre por un extra de £4 que no habíamos avisado que tampoco. Poco probable que volveremos.

We had been previously fairly recently when we had a nice meal with friends. Thought we would try it again,...

Visitamos con mi esposa después de caballos en Cadwell Park. Nos dieron una cálida bienvenida, tenía una buena cerveza y elegir un menú variado. La comida era muy buena y el chef vino para charlar, que se sumó al interés. Había algunos ruido de niños en una de las habitaciones de la parte trasera, pero apenas podíamos oír desde la parte delantera bar/restaurante. Altamente recomendado.

This was not the first visit to this pub and we had enjoyed our meal very much, so we decided to go here with some friends. The welcome was very friendly, the pub itself is lovely. Alas the lunchtime menu is restricted to a snack menu, we would have liked a "proper" meal. Although it was tasty, there was too much bread and too little filling in the baquette. Sorry, very disappointing.

we were cycling in the area and called in on a sunday afternoon just for a drink. the carvery looked so good we stayed and had sunday lunch. it was lovely very tasty and the veg was cooked just right. The staff couldnt have been more friendly, we expressed an interest in camping and the landlord came and gave us a full tour of the site, nothing was too much trouble for the staff.We will return soon.

As always very welcoming but I must praise the new lunchtime and evening menus which are both seasonal and just a bit different whilst still offering pub classics. Despite being my local there has been some inconsistently over the last 2 years. The current chef is doing a grand job and I would highly recommend the food now from the Sunday carvery, the very reasonably priced lunch menu (had a super pasty n chips today) and the new evening menu of which I have only had one good dish from so far. I hope that the quality and consistently continues. I would highly recommend for good pub grub.

Our party of 4 decided to dine at the Three Horse Shoes for the first time in many years , to find that it is a right little gem. The pub is a traditional country pub, nothing posh just right, friendly and welcoming with it. The beer was of local origin and well kept, but the food was knock out. Everything was spot on; the quality, the quality and the presentation were superb and served piping hot. Credit must also go to the young waitress. I can only speak as I find but our meals were excellent and good value for money.

We stayed in the little retro caravan which was warm cosy and clean, we ate in the pub and the food was fantastic meat was so tender it melted in your mouth! All the staff were great from the guy that showed us the camping facilities to the landlord -all very welcoming. Enjoyed our little break and will visit again to try one of the glamping tents!

Needed an evening pub stop for a party of 17 walkers, called here on the morning of our walk and the owner couldn't have been more helpful. Gave us a menus to peruse whilst we were walking and rang our choices through so as to speed up our service for the evening. Food, service and the welcoming atmosphere really made our evening. Would definitely eat here again.

We decided to stay here as it was in the perfect location for our plans in the Lincolnshire Wolds. On arrival the staff were very friendly and helpful in booking us on to the campsite. The campsite had good clean facilities. On that note I imagine in the summer when it's busy it can be quite difficult to use the showers as there is only 2 in total. I don't think this takes away from the campsite though. We dined in the pub on the first evening and the food was excellent and the service also. Would definitely use again and recommend to friends.

My 'homemade burger' was something from a burger van and it was meant to be a cheese burger....but wasn't given any cheese. The lady said the chef hadn't told her the burgers had run out...but i did see her nip into the on site shop...where I'm guessing my nice frozen burgers were from!! The wait was over 45 minutes. My partners steak was cooked ok but the mushrooms looked like they were out of a tin and then fried...they were inedible. You could throw them at someone and they'd be hurt! The table near us also said they food was horrible and we laughed about it...they had been coming there for years, proper local pub and they weren't going back again. The lady also said it 'wasn't her fault' and ' not to have a go at her', it was a Saturday night, the meal ruined my Saturday night and to be honest someone needs to take responsibly to even let the food come out looking like that!!we also ordered a peppercorn sauce which when the steak arrived the young girl told us ... 'There wasn't any sauce' .... Oh my days!!! Seriously some customer service would be great!! If you want to run a pub and still have it by the end of the year please be nice to customers, don't serve them food you'd get at a car boot and employ more staff?!! I have been here a few times but now this has topped it off. Please don't bother wasting your money here

Dined here a few times now so this is a measured review. They have a set menu and some interesting 'specials'. I have taken a liking to their pies which come with a light short crust pastry topping and are full of meat. We have tried a couple of their specials too and been happy with them. The only problem we have is that we can never eat it all.

this is what pub food is all about, absolutely faultless... My husband and myself visited for a lunch time meal and we're not disappointed... The menu was so tempting it was hard to decide what to have...In the end I chose Poussin Rustique & my husband had the Rustic English Burger...The poussin was cooked to perfection, it literally fell off the bone...it was served with 3 large roast potatoes, roast veg and a baked onion, finished with a tarragon gravy, the flavours were outstanding...my husband said it was the best burger he had ever had, and he got homemade chips & coleslaw....Absolutely delicious meal served by friendly staff in a quaint traditional pub...we will definitely be going back, highly recommend...

We stayed in a holiday cottage close to Ranby, and the 10 of us went for a meal at The Three Horseshoes. the staff and the landlord were very friendly, and had a good sense of humour. The food was delicious. We went back at the end of week. and the food was just as good the second time around. GIVE IT A GO you will not be disappointed.

We had the use of the new marquee and a wondrous buffet supper for our celebration with friends and family. The marquee was very attractive,the floor was smooth and the whole structure withstood the wind and rain of our glorious July. The specially selected background music and LED lighting contributed to a great atmosphere.The chef did us proud,the food was much appreciated by young and old alike. We really appreciated the help with planning and the hospitality offered.

We've been coming here either to eat since we moved to lincolnshire from leeds 5 years ago, or to stay at the campsite. I love the place, the pub itself is an interesting mix of eclectic accessible, games and books free for guests to use and traditional olde worlde beams, alcoves snug pub. There is also a little shop. I love everything about it. The owners took the pub on after it had been derelict for years and have worked incredibly hard turning it into a shop, pub, restaurant and camp site. They really care about their business and want it to be the best it can be. Their beer is second to none, it's cellared beautifully and there's always a decent variety of both hand pulled and normal, the wine list is varied and again decent, and the campsite is wonderful. Showers like you would expect at a hotel, loads of hot water. All these things are faultless. Then there's the food. We have had here mostly amazing food, but every now and again it's been poor. This time we camped the weekend and ate on the Friday night. We shared garlic bread, and had tuna steak and a burger. All of it was poor, and I was sad for the pub because they usually are spot on. We were asked a number of times by our waiter how the food was (he was also absolutely spot on) and eventually we said "ok, well the garlic bread was very dry, the burger was very salty and dry with a huge amount of cheese, and the tuna was overcooked and the sauce was interesting. " we didn't expect this to go anywhere, but the owner came out and spoke to us. He explained that they struggle to get and keep decent chefs because of the nature of where they are and he was aware of the issue. I really felt for him, and the following day he gave us a bottle of wine for taking the time to talk to him and be honest. I cannot emphasise enough how great this place is, it is everything I want a pub to be and more. I hope they keep moving forward and get back to the food standard they have been before so that every part of the place is as good as the rest. Just go. It is worth it just for the beer!

This is a good pub with well kept beer and a decent menu. I had whitebait and steak & ale pie, my wife had a sirloin steak. All food was excellent, served very quickly by a friendly barmaid. We were made welcome and treated well. Will definitely return.

given the prices, the service was terrible - we were rushed throughout the evening. The staff reached across us to place food on the table, stood over making us feel as though we had to rush to get finished. Our main course and starter were done in 50 mins - it was only then that we realised we needed to slow things down to make an evening of it! They were setting up adjacent tables for breakfast by 9.30pm.<br /><br />Apparently the 10% service charge goes straight to management and isn&#039;t seen by the staff so this could explain a lot.<br /><br />The food was very good though

We visited the Three Horseshoes Inn for the first time just before Christmas 2014 for an early evening meal.<br /><br />The setting is beautiful, the staff friendly and efficient and the food delicious and at a reasonable price!!<br /><br />So in summary, all very good and will certainly recommend to others!

My partner and I thought we give it a try after hearing mixed reports. We have eaten in fine dining restaurants plus also in local pubs were we have had exceptional food. Unfortunately this pub did not come close.The pub itself was fine and laid out in a mannere where you did not feel overlooked by fellow diners. The service was not good. The waitress was not enthusuatic about the food she was serving. When the starters came it arrived on slates which is so out dated now, and never retain the heat of the food. I had whitebait which were not fresh but frozen, my partner had garlic mushrooms which arrived on a soggy ciabatta bread. Not a lot of garlic in the sauce either. For mains I had sirloin steak, which I ordered blue. It was cold on arrival and had more fat on than meand it was very chewy. The steak was served on rocket leaves, which had started to cook and wilt from the steak. It ended up soggy. Plus there was paprika sprinkled randomly around the plate?????? When I asked for brown sauce they came in sachets. Definetly a put off for me.My partner had a sausage in a large Yorkshire pudd. This was home made but had a random useless piece of parsley on the top as garnish. Over all would not go back. The manager did try to offer a free drink for the poor steak, but a reduction in the bill would have been more relevant. I would advise to travel into belchford and visit the bluebell inn. Far better food and service.

A return visit to the Three Horseshoes again last Sunday to part-take of their excellent Sunday lunch following a great walk through the Wolds. The beef and pork were both tender and generous and knowing they were locally sourced added to the whole experience. Good value too if you’re on a budget. One welcome element that’s sets this pub apart from others is the availability of food on a Sunday between the hours of 12.00 until 6.00 pm. No need to hurry if the walk over runs.

Recently visited the Three Horseshoes for an evening meal with friends and I would recommend a visit. The pub is bright and clean with friendly staff and a good choice of drink and food available. The pub was busy which is always a good recommendation. It is good to see the pub up and running again after being closed for some time. We will be returning.

A marvellous Sunday Lunch with the most delicious roast beef and all the trimmings, huge yorkshires too and a good selection of very nicely cooked vegetables. All served in a most pleasant manner in nice surroundings. Super nice area for good walks in pretty wolds Village. It is certainly worth a visit. Menu looks very good for other days too. I enjoyed my visit there.

Always keen to support local businesses, wife and I had lunch here midweek. The bar menu was on offer and for us as vegetarians, the choice was between veg lasagne, the veg option of warm chicken salad (which turned out to be the warm chicken removed), a Thai curry, and Mediterranean vegetable, pesto and brie sandwich. Wife chose the lasagne, This was not available so she agreed to the offer of veg spag bol, which turned out to be tagliatelle with a vegetable sauce. The advertised salad never arrived and the garlic bread had to be requested.I opted for the sandwich. No sign on the pesto, though it might have been there. Just one tiny square of brie masked by a lukewarm veg sauce, which I've just realised, while writing this, was the same as my wife's.All this came with constant profuse apologies from the friendly lady behind the bar. We felt sorry for her so didn't complain, just made a mental note to give the food a miss next time. Beer was good though!

I've been here a few times as I live nearby and the food and service seems to get better every time I go. The staff/owners are always friendly and eager to assist in anyway.If you are driving through or taking a walk this is well worth a visit.

The Three Horseshoes is a charming country put situated in the Bucks Countryside. We went for Sunday lunch with friends and had a most enjoyable afternoon. Our friends really enjoyed the house smoked salmon starter saying it was the best they had ever tasted. Two of us went for the roast beef and although I asked for gravy on the side it was poured on. Other then that the meat was very tasty and the veg not overcooked. The fruit crumble for dessert was very good although after the main meal it was too much to finish. Definitely, a very good Sunday lunch at a reasonable price.

Pub doesn't look like much from the outside but turned out to be pleasant bar and local shop selling produce. Food was excellent- a very fresh baguette with lincolnshire sausage and chutney. chips were lush. Beer also very good. Only 5 min drive off main road to Louth.

Trip Advisor seems to have this pub reviewed separately as a pub and as a hotel - due to its glamping enterprise - so I thought I should paste the write up here also, because it proffered the best pub food we have tasted in rural lincolnshire. Also provided on the ale front, Tom Wood's Gold and a dark Fugelestou ale, both in very good condition.Menu has a pretty wide selection of traditional favourites mixed in with some new ideas. I had chicken breast stuffed with black pudding in a stilton sauce on a bed of mash - excellent combo. Wife and friend had beef wellington containing top quality fillet and real sliced mushrooms. Puds were no afterthought either - apple crumble,bread &amp; butter pudding and chocolate/Bailey's cheesecake - all clearly home made, and everything prepared to a very high standard. It is not easy to make a crumble, or bread and butter pudding, outstanding - so hats off to the chef who did all this while wearing the full Gordon Ramsey outfit.Hosts were very welcoming - we chose to sit in the previously empty smaller bar, whereupon the landlord immediately lit the woodburner for us.If you like the food and beer at Lincoln's Pyewipe Inn or The Wig and Mitre, then you will enjoy your visit here - and you will come away with more change. There are many more write ups on this pub in the hotel/campsite listing, where the customer reviews generally seem to jive with my own. We visited on a cold, wet, Thursday night - but the bar was filling up nicely by eight o'clock - open mike night being about to kick off. Can't comment on how that went - headed for home - but will return soon.

Things must have changed since Yvonne B's visit in September. Best pub food we have tasted in rural lincolnshire. Also on offer Tom Wood's Gold and a dark Fugelestou ale, both in very good condition.Menu has a pretty wide selection of traditional favourites mixed in with some new ideas. I had chicken breast stuffed with black pudding in a stilton sauce on a bed of mash - excellent combo. Wife and friend had beef wellington containing top quality fillet and real sliced mushrooms. Puds were no afterthought either - apple crumble,bread &amp; butter pudding and chocolate/Bailey's cheesecake - all clearly home made, and everything prepared to a very high standard. It is not easy to make a crumble or bread and butter pudding outstanding - so hats off to the chef who did all this while wearing the full Gordon Ramsey outfit.Hosts were very welcoming - we chose to sit in the previously empty smaller bar, whereupon the landlord immediately lit the woodburner for us.If you like the food and beer at Lincoln's Pyewipe Inn or The Wig and Mitre, then you will enjoy your visit here - and you will come away with more change. There are many more write ups on this pub in the hotel/campsite listing, where the customer reviews generally seem to jive with my own. We visited on a cold, wet, Thursday night - but the bar was filling up nicely by eight o'clock - open mike night being about to kick off. Can't comment on how that went - headed for home - but will return soon.

We were met with a friendly greeting at the bar, served promptly and enjoyed meals of Sizzling Cajun Chicken &amp; home made burger with bacon, brie etc.Home made cheesecake to finish. Good ale from Tom Woods. The meals were nicely presented, hot and made with local ingredients of a high standard. Overall better than I'd expect from a country pub. I'd visit again if in the area.

Poor welcome, poor food, not much better service. Food was bland and not what it should have been. Dessert menu uninteresting so we paid and left. No thank you or goodbyes. I don't think I will go back again.

This is a lovely pub/restaurant in a triny village in the country with spectacular views from the garden. Great food too. I went there for a business meal and everyone loved it so we will use it again and I will probably go there with my family too. It will be a greate place to eat outdoors on the patio when the sun comes out.

Having eaten at the three horseshoes many times and had excellent food was surprised to take somewhere there for a business lunch to find it so disappointing.<br /><br />Was not really able to complain as it was a business lunch. We had the venison sausages and the skins were so tough it was a job to cut them. The red cabbage that came with it did not compliment the sausages and the whole dish was barely warm. Shame because I have never had a bad meal here in the past.

This was our 2nd visit for Sunday lunch - this time meeting up with my son to celebrate his 21st birthday. Food was exceptional and service as before on the spot. The staff i have found to be very accommodating and friendly - bringing out birthday cake /candles on queue. Will be back but may take advantage of the rooms next time and stay overnight in this particularly beautiful part of the Chilterns.

Our party of 4 enjoyed a good dinner on Saturday; the ambience was welcoming - a character building with modern touches an no annoying muzac. The menu was varied with a choice of french influenced dishes; the food was very well prepared and good quality. Service was fine albeit the staff were fairly inexperienced. Wines were quite expensive from a short list. The worst aspect was that by 1030, we were the only diners left and felt pressed to be on our way.

Really enjoyed the cosy bar, very attentive staff, good meal but risotto not a lot of taste. The only thing that ruined the ambience of this lovely restaurant was the music which wasnt needed at all - Rick Astley, &quot;Never Gonna Give you Up&quot; - please no ! Especially slick Rick x

we already reviewed the 3 Horse Shoes. our table was exactly where we wanted it. views as good as ever. menu is simple yet tasty with fresh ingedients. good service.

Very pleasant evening. Good choice of dishes. Each dish was carefully executed and arranged on the plate. Reasonable choice of wine. It was not busy but mid week and small village setting. Satnav needed. Service also good and not intrusive. Would love to return when the weather is good enough to dine outside!

Had a lovely evening here. Prawn starter was fabulous, however the steak was a little too fatty. Disappointed with the automatic adding of a discretionary tip on the bill. The service is good enough without customers feeling forced to pay.

We went to The Three Horseshoe Inn at Bennetts End, Radnage, for lunch on Sunday. Despite a muddle over our Toptable booking the manager was most accommodating and sorted us out with a table. The food was excellent and a very special Sunday lunch. We did not have starters but opted for a main and pudding at £21.95 per person. My husband had Lamb which was perfectly cooked and my son and I had the hung roast beef which was beautiful. The puddings were all delicious too. Highly recommend.

If only it was easier to find????????

The Three Horseshoes Inn, Radnage.<br />We dined on a Sunday afternoon. The food was great quality, although there was very little available for the vegetarian in our party (the pea and ham soup was marked as vegetarian!!). It&#039;s a beautiful little restaurant with magnificent views across the valley. The experienced was only marred by the very inexperienced waiting staff. No one appeared to be responsible for our table and as a result the service was terribly irratic and unattentive.

Stunning setting and views but the food was sadly rather hit and miss. The bread was fantastic and summer pudding desert was great. However, the fish platter was way more quantity than quality. Service was friendly but inexperienced. It&#039;s a shame, because this setting and better food could be an outstanding combination - it feels like an opportunity missed.

Beautiful views from the conservatory and a lovely garden in a stunning rural area. Perfect for a summers day.

lovely food served at the three horseshoes. Very nice location.

Very good restaurant, this was our second visit

The Three Horseshoes Inn at Radnage has a delightful setting and the view from the attractive dining room was beautiful. The food was excellent too ! Pan fried duck was cooked to perfection and the parsley cress added real flavour to the garnish. We followed this with the chef trio of desserts which again were tastey. Large glass of house Shiraz was spot on.<br /><br />Very quiet on Thursday evening with only 2 other diners but a hail storm in the valley earlier in the day might have put people off!

4 of us went to The Three Horseshoes Inn in Radnage as the reviews looked really good. Beautiful setting and a lovely building. Warmn welcome but young waitress not acquainted with menu. Also got wine order wrong. Food varied between 4 of us and when one ordered lemon tea, came in enormous pot with no tea bag. Coffee bitter and undrinkable.

Pleasant Sunday lunch in pleasant surroundings.

Nice setting in a remote locatoon so take the sat nav! Good service was backed by two courses of simple but high quality food that was certainly good value. Wine list was not too ambitious but enough choices to cater for most mid range tastes. Decor of the reataurany looked lovely and the rooms as advertised looked interesting and worth a try for a sneaky weekend away from the kids maybe.

Excellent setting,make sure you leave plenty of time miles in the middle of know<br />where. Food excellent shame my last course didn&#039;t arrive even after asking about it twice a small hitch in a very enjoyable evening

an excellent lunch as always I went for the set Christmas menu £27 3 courses just the right portions and quality,taste right on the mark