Three Horseshoes Inn in Reigate and Banstead

We had been recommended to try thisRestaurant having been frequent users of many Pub/Restaurants in the area. We were made very welcome and were impressed with the range of food available at lunchtime. The food was promptly served and very well presented. Generous portions, a little too much for us but this will be welcomed by most customers! The staff were friendly and efficient. We have since made two further visits with friends and family.

The pub is not longer open at all. It closed down in 2019 and there is no longer anywhere there to eat. You can carry on to the "Fox Revived" which is about a 5 min drive away and has excellent food

I booked this lovely family run country pub for my mother’s wake following her recent death. We had the most fantastic afternoon, the buffet that was provided was superb, all freshly cooked ,prepared and baked for us. Nothing was too much effort, including finding a dessert for a very hungry 11 year old! As the pub is usually closed on Monday afternoon we were able to make use of the bar and garden areas whilst we were there. Great news for Oscar the dog! The staff were friendly and helpful and I would not hesitate in recommending this country pub for any event. Thank you to everyone for such a lovely afternoon, my Mum would have loved the fact that we were somewhere she had enjoyed going for lunch with her friends.

Several people had recommended the Three Horseshoes and it had good reviews on this web site, so when a friend offered to take us out for Sunday lunch, we thought we would give it a try. We booked on line on Thursday - but quite by chance, we were driving past on the Saturday, so thought we would pop in and check it out. We were met by a very pleasant young lady who confirmed that we were NOT booked in - but not a problem - and she let us choose the table we wanted - Table no 8 - by the window overlooking the very pleasant garden. All ok so far. So we arrived at the allotted time on the Sunday - to find others sitting at our table - which was a bit disappointing - but we managed tp squeeze into another table. We chose the Sunday lunchtime roast menu. The starters were not that inspiring - the prawn cocktail was tasteless, but the cream of corn soup was excellent. The roast was excellent; we had beef and pork. Good roast potatoes and excellent well cooked (by which I mean not overcooked - but perfect) vegetables. A little disappointed in the Yorkshire pudding - were not quite cooked and a bit doughy - but excellent pork crackling.. Eton mess was exactly what it should be. Service was slow - but not really a problem for a Sunday lunch - as the last thing you want is to be rushed. It is clearly very popular, because as we left (about 4.30) the pub was still full with people enjoying their roast dinners. A good selection of ales and a good atmosphere - although ours was a little spoilt by the loud party who were sitting at our (?) table. Dont expect a wine list - have a look at the bar as you go in - but nice wine I would go back again - but I would not rush to do so. All in all I thought it was good value for money and the food was good to very good -let down by the prawn cocktail. Being as how busy it was - I wonder what might have happened if we had just turned up at our allotted time - as I did not see any spare tables !

Visited the pub on a hot summers day, there is a good beer garden with some booths set out like beach huts,

My rambling eyes were bigger than our boots and we needed a lunch stop to make it round the loop. We stumbled into the Three Horseshoes and boy were we glad!!. I had the Ploughmans and my wife and daughter shared the bacon, brie and cranberry sandwich. Both were delicious and served with a smile. Couldn't ask for more and we'll be back.

We can’t deny we hadn’t planned to go to the three horseshoes inn, but when we couldn’t get into another pub we were certainly glad we ended up here! We were a party of 8, including two toddlers and some of us can be quite snobby with our taste in food, but we were all very impressed with our meal. The waitress (and owner I believe) couldn’t have been more attentive or accommodating. She had put us in our own snug area as we had a newborn and pram. We all had the Sunday roast (reasonably priced at £9.95 compared to many gastropubs and a smaller kids portion available). It was a significant wait for the food but worth it! Good portion size and all of it cooked well. The deserts were delicious too. There is an area to play in the garden for the children too, which may benefit from a bit of tidying up (in my opinion, the toddlers weren’t fussed!). It isn’t as modern or flash in terms of decor as some of its rival pubs, but don’t let that put you off, it is clean and the welcoming staff and yummy food make it well worth a visit!

Outstanding quality food! All the vegetables were so tasty with the best goose fat cooked potatoes!! Very tasty meat and to die for puddings!!! THE BEST ROAST DINNER EVER!!! Thank you!

Went with my wife and daughter. Have eaten lunch here before and very happy to return. Traditional pub serving fresh food. I had roast pork with veg, Yorkshire pud and gravy. My wife had Gammon with the same roast accompaniments. My pork was tender with proper crackling. The veg were fresh and beatifully cooked. One of the best roasts I have ever had in a pub/restaurant. My wife agreed. My daughter had a Chicken burger with chips that she also enjoyed. Well worth a visit. A small friendly place we will be going back

Pub lunch not cheap partner had scampi which she enjoyed i had baked Camebert which was stone cold complained and did not feel hungry they offered to reheat in microwave still charged full price £20 not happy

Visited the pub today for lunch with my two girls and Dad. Lovely location, quiet pub garden with plenty of room for children. Food was fantastic, prawn jacket was perfect with loads of prawns. Would definitely recommend and can’t wait to visit again!!

On the spur of the moment, we decided to visit the Three Horseshoes. There was plenty of places to park, always a big plus and we were very impressed with the work that has been done to the garden since our last visit. It was quite busy in the front bar, although we didn't see anyone eating. We sat in the small back dining room. There wasn't much atmosphere but at least we could look out over the garden in the rain. The friendly barmaid took our order and we both decided to have the homemade chicken and ham pie. We had a bit of a wait for it to arrive but we didn't mind because it was delicious and the fresh vegetables were perfectly cooked. Neither of us are particular fans of red cabbage, but the red cabbage at the Shoes was really good. We will definitely be returning but probably in the summer when we can sit in the lovely garden. Maybe there is a bit more atmosphere in the evenings or on Sunday lunchtime.

Six family members took Mum for Sunday lunch at 'The Shoes' for her 88th birthday, the food was excellent and such good value for money, the traditional roast was one of the best around here and the 2 that had alternatives to the roast found their meals just as good. We had the room at the back which was perfect for our little celebration and the staff were friendly and welcoming as ever. Mum not normally easily pleased loved it and said it was one of the best lunches she had eaten, praise indeed !!! Would highly recommend and we will obviously return. Thank you

Went for a Sunday Dinner with the family, Fantastic food, service was brilliant, helpful friendly staff! Thank you! We will return! Highly recommend

We'd been to visit friends and dropped in for lunch. All I can say is WOW service was brilliant and the waitress very helpful my husband and I had scampi chips and side salad my mum macaroni cheese dad had ham 2 eggs and chips the food was very quick in arriving plates hit food hot and tasty I will definitly go again good value for great plateful of delicious food

Went here yesterday for a 3 course christmas dinner with my family. What can i say. The food waa absolutely amazing and presented so nicely. The staff were very family friendly and approachable. I would recommend 100% especially if you want quality food and amazing service.

Went to the pub today at lunchtime 6 persons, although they had 20+ rambles in service was good very polite at all times.

Ordered drinks and then told o no on website saying no food on Monday's. Not happy and will not return.

Pub empty but very slow service. Prawn sandwich served with the most stale bread I have ever seen, totally inedible! Prawns had hardly any Marie Rose sauce so we’re pretty tasteless and dry. The only edible part was the very small salad! On top of the awful food both myself and my elderly mother had diarrhoea for two days! Will never be going back!

Popped in for a spot of lunch on Friday and what a lovely time we had (party of 2). Food was excellent, I had the scampi and it was delicious and hot. The service was impeccable and the atmosphere delightful. A good old fashioned pub which is spotlessly clean. Will be going along again really soon.

Plenty of parking in the car park very friendly staff and locals good pub grub a real country pub that a lot of people in the area don't know it exists worth a visit

Really delicious nicely presented food. Best pub chips I've had! Lots of choice for Ale. We sat in the garden as we had my whirlwind 1 year old with us, it was really nice in sunshine, then we sat in the comfy chairs in the gazebo for coffee. Would have had dessert if we could have fit it in. Will be back soon

Part of a large gathering of friends for drinks & BBQ. We were looked after & accommodated v.well, while we were there.

Visited on a grey day raining yes July but received a very warm welcome comfortable seating nice warm atmosphere staff very helpful and happy to meet any special requests.Food was very nice most comes from local suppliers a mention for their homemade scotch eggs superb, very nice outside seating area car park ajacent if want quiet peaceful meal or just a pint make a point of stopping.

Really lovely clean pub, very popular with walkers. Dogs allowed too. We met family for a Sunday roast. A delicious choice, we had chicken, beef and lamb shanks all of which were excellent. The service was superb and they accommodated the eight of us happily. A very good dessert menu to choose from and proper coffee to follow. I understand the ales are very well looked after too! Highly recommended.

My wife had recently had a nice lunch here with a friend and insisted we did a slight detour to show me. Popped in to see if 'we' would like to have lunch. Unfortunately the kitchen had closed but we stayed for a beer. Bar maid was perfectly pleasant, the range of beers was admirable. And best of all it tasted wonderful. Just after 'lunchtime' it wasn't packed, plenty of seating and populated by retirees like ourselves. Will definitely be going back to sample the menu at some time

I usually visit on a Monday with a car full.ale is only £2-50p from 5pm -7pm.Great choice of 8 ales .Cockney Pie , mash& liquer van made a change.A good early evening out.

We went with friends for a late Christmas gathering. The pub is traditional and was reasonably busy with locals who were friendly. The beers on tap were good and a nice selection of wine. We had a selection of starters from pate to generous prawn cocktail. The mains were equally big with the fish batter super crispy and soft crunchy chips. The liver and bacon was cooked just right and Gammon /eggs very tasty. Service was good and we will definitely be back.

Came here for lunch with family on Tuesday. Pub was busy we managed to get the last table. Didn't wait long for food considering how busy it was. Husband had the haddock it looked and tasted fresh, chips were nice and crispy. I had the lamb shank with mash and minted gravy, meat fell off the bone it was delicious. Also had a child's haddock which was demolished in minutes! Beer selection was good, with 8 ales to choose from the Husband enjoyed them! Overall we had a lovely time would definitely go back service was excellent aswell

Walked in to an empty pub.It took 3 young girls to change a barrel of lager. Did not know you need to float the seller boy to get lager through. Left tap open.Could not pull a pint. No head no condition. Pints of flat beer. 4 disappointing beers.Not going back.

They have a function room to accommodate large parties. So made a booking for 25 person family meeting. Was not told of any special conditions or menu restrictions, but was asked to give a list of menu requirements before the date of the meeting.Told them one week before and was then told that they would restrict the menu to 3 items only. The 3 items were very uninspiring, I think the did this knowing it would be nearly impossible to re-book an other venue at short notice.we were all going to spend in the region of £30 per head giving them an afternoons take of approximately £750, could they have not got some temporary staff to cover the event? if not what is the point of having a function room?Or is a con trick?

Went to 'The Shoes' last week to sample the Christmas party menu, excellent Turkey very moist and taste like turkey should , one of the party had the gammon and said it was equally delicious. We are going back in a party of 6 next Sunday so would obviously thoroughly recommend although you to have to pre book !!!Small suggestion, wine list on the table so you can look and choose to go with your meals.Worth a visit

Been here before with the previous tenants, was very good then. Decided to try it again with the new owners, not disappointed. Had the fish and chips with mushy peas, lovely. Good beer too and plenty choice. Thoroughly enjoyable. Come come come!!!

I have just returned from having lunch with my sister at The Three Horseshoes and we were pleasantly surprised. This is the first time we have visited the pub and we went for the 3 course 'senior' lunches. We found the staff extremely friendly and many of the customers appeared to be regular as they were all very chatty and pleasant. The food was good value for money at £8.95 for three courses and no waiting between courses. The pub is very comfortable and homely and the gardens and outside seating area is very attractive and is ideal if you have children or dogs as is completely secure with fencing all round. I have to mention the cleanliness of the pub inside and out as it was spotless not something I would normally even mention it but in this case it was so noticeable. I would definitely go back - overall good service.

We arrived at the Three Horseshoes after a 5 hour walk with 2 small babies. We were a little frazzled and tired and gutted to hear that they had just finished serving food. Still, they offered us some lovely tasty sausage rolls and we went to recuperate in the comfy seats in the garden. 3 mins later the manager arrived and informed us that the chef would be willing to offer us some roasts if we were interested. We gratefully accepted, they set us up a table and we were offered superb chicken and veggie roasts. 2 of our party are real foodies (and not easily pleased) and they were delighted with the quality. Really kind to reopen the kitchen for us. Really great attitude and service and we will be returning. Not sure what the negative reviews were on about. We really loved our experience here. Thank you.

We go out to lunch once a month with friends and always try to go somewhere different each time but our recent choice has not been a memorable one as the ploughmans was very unenjoyable due to over cooked bread, only one choice of cheese, stale scotch egg and a pickled onion that would strip paint, having said that the ham was very tender for the other ploughman's.The service was excellent and there is a nice garden so perhaps we have been unlucky with the food.

Apart from traditional the Sunday roasts we ordered were bordering on the terrible and a particularly desperate advert for pub food: cold plates, thin over cooked slices of beef, vegetables straight from the grocer without stopping for a bit of steam cooking. Atmosphere on a Sunday very bland. As we were just returning from France, this could not have been a worst "gastronomic" shock. Next time we will make our way to the "home cottage" in Redhill or the Toby jug in Crawley.

How refreshing to find a pub with a few locals in, serving traditional pub lunches. Very well kept gardens, polite service and home made sensible food. Not a grey slate or oyster in sight! We will be back.

My friend and I decided to take afternoon cream tea with prosecco. We were presented with an assortment of finger sandwiches........homemade sausage rolls, Scotch eggs. Followed by a cake stand featuring huge slabs of carrot cake, fruit and plain scones with jam and clotted cream, and finally a layer of petit fours, all washed down with prosecco. We absolutely loved it......staff were welcoming and very attentive....go on...treat yourself.......Need to book though.......and they take a small deposit.... lovely experience.

It's a basic family country pub. Offering good food at sensible prices. Don't expect posey waiting staff , find a table , go to the bar and order the food.You will be rewarded with good food of manly portions served by polite and friendly bar staff. Good range of beers limited on wines but the prices are realistic. To take away go for the Saisage Rolls and Scotch Eggs, very yummy.As I said previously a family country pub without pretentious.Enjoy your visit, we as a family often dine here for all the above reasons.James

Well this caught me off guard found this on the chance & gotta say what an absolute Diamond, Old Ales in abundance, Seniors meals 3 course £8.95 fantastic gardens view & hopefully later on this year they have built on the side Chalet style rooms to rent, This would prove Amazing for all you walkers out there with some days out, would suggest you phone ahead for room details. My only suggestion would be given the location the menu might be given abit more traditional feel with perhaps some form of game, such as pheasant, rabbit, or venison. But on a closing note miss this at your peril.

Had dinner with two very good friends, food was good, all though menue was a bit limited as they had run out of some things. But overall ok.

Service was acceptable, although food took forever and by the time last plate arrived the first had finished eating food was burnt and was told they had no chef and the owner was cooking. A scruffy haired older lady then came to the table to apologise for the delay and mix up with the order, she blamed the staff which seemed unprofessional and especially when she looked like she had just got out of bed. PRICES ARE EXTORTIONATE for the quality. Would have had a better experience at the Harvester which is more family friendly.

Went for lunch on Tuesday. No other people in, but friendly barmaid, but when we settled down with a beer awaiting our food a grumpy woman, I assume the landlady, told us that the well behaved retriever lying under my chair was not welcome in the pub. She said big dogs were not welcome, interesting when size is no indicator of behaviour.Won't be going there again.Food was average.

Nice pub in between Reigate and Leigh, not far from Sidlow Bridge. Lovely beer garden for the summer. Visited on a Friday evening and was pretty quiet. We were last to lave at 11pm. Nice for a quiet drink though.

We moved to the area 18 months ago and ate at the three horseshoes several times while work was being done at our new home. There was a change of management which excited us as we had become bored with the same menu . Unfortunately the menu is still very limited.. My husband used to enjoy the different pies you made but they have disappeared from your menu . It would be nice to see a chicken dish or fish that isn't fried in batter. It's such a shame not to use our local pub as we could walk now we have the lighter nights. I have looked on your web site at the meals you offer in your menus can you tell me if they are updated at any time to suit the seasons.

A lovely place to while away a couple of hours on a Sunday afternoon. A good range of drinks and a great space out the back with views across the fields. Nice!

We did book in advance for 6 of us and good job we did as they were very busy. I can understand why, the food was delicious. Very tasty and nicely served. Staff very helpful and friendly. In fact we have booked up to go again next week.

We booked a table for a birthday lunch, ringing in advance to check that they had a reasonable vegetarian selection, which we were assured they did. When we arrived the menu looked very limited (veg choice being jacket potato or omelette) and when we enquired we were told the chef had left this week but they could also do us some Mediterranean vegetables with pasta. None of that sounded like a birthday lunch, so we left. Since they had our phone number, they could at least have rung us beforehand we think!

We booked our table in advance. We telephoned as a matter of courtesy to ask if we could leave our car in their car park early Sunday morning prior to going on our walk.After our walk, we had excellent beer and wine and a jolly good meal. My wife ordered wisely with the king prawns followed by the sea bass and her plates were emptied. Unfortunately due to the filling first course my lamb shanks was so huge and tasty that a couple of the roast potatoes and some of the Yorkshire pudding was left on the side. The staff were welcoming, attentive and very pleasant. What a lovely little find.

A brilliant pub! We've recently moved to the area and have really struggled to find a pub that is family friendly and serves good food and a drink. This place really has everything you could want from a country pub including a great garden area, a fantastic menu and a good choice of ales and bitters including ESB & Pride. It has to be said that the people running the place really make it.. Very welcoming, great service and genuinely nice folk.

We arrived at the Three Horseshoes by chance on our way to the airport and got the last table on a very busy Mother's Day. We all had Classic Sunday Roast that was delicious, beef was tender and vegetables nicely cooked and seasoned. Staff was very understanding of our timing issues and served us promptly. They also have a very good selection of crafted beer. Value for money was excellent. A great country pub!

I recently arranged a surprise party for my Mum's 85th Birthday in the function room at the Three Horeshoes Inn in Reigate. All the staff were fantastic, we had a hot cooked lunch and homemade cheesecakes for 20 people which was all excellent. They baked a lovely birthday cake and even gave my Mum a complimentary bottle of Cava to take home, she was absolutely thrilled. Thanks to all the staff for making it such a wonderful occasion - we will be back!! I'd recommend this pub with their great team of people to anybody.

Decided try out this pub for an afternoon drink and meal. It was very quiet, which is not a bad thing, and the staff were friendly. The food was not only great tasting but large portions to..We will be going back again especially during the summer. Great country pub....

We visited this pub for Sunday lunch with our grandson today and thought the food was excellent, very good service and they made you feel very welcome. We felt that they valued your custom and couldn't do anymore to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. I would thoroughly recommend this lovely place to anyone who enjoys good food in a very friendly atmosphere. We will return very soon!

The pub has a family run feel to it. We arrived earlier than the midday opening time but were still welcomed in from the cold and able to order drinks. The food is served in large portions - not so huge it puts you off, but you need to be hungry to get through it all. We have asked to take a doggy bag on occasion and this is not a problem. I usually tend to order the omelette or fish and chips both of which are superb. I would certainly recommend this for a relaxed lunch with friends and family at any time of year, and when it is warm there are plenty of tables out the back. There is also a separate room you can book for private parties.

We went to the Three Horseshoes after reading about it in a pub guide. The purpose of our visit was to sample their Sunday lunch which received favourable reviews and it is easy to see why. The food was of excellent quality and cooked to perfection. The service and the locals were very friendly and we were made to feel very welcome. I have no hesitation in recommending this pub to anyone for its service, food and ambience.

Great traditional pub.Would like a more varied menu please and chicken on Sunday lunch as not everyone red meat eaters

We've visited this pub a few times as we live locally.The landlord is so welcoming and is genuinely a lovely person.The pub seems to always be busy with locals and is absolutely lovely spotless.A few people were eating and many tables were reserved so I assume there food is good, although we've not eaten there.The only slight niggle is it could do with some background music, it would then be perfect! We look forward to returning and will probably eat there.Huge car park and easy to access.

My wife and I enjoyed a well-filled steak and kidney pie while our friend had an excellent prawn sandwich with salad and chips accompaniment. The pies were piping hot, served quickly and served with a good selection of vegetables. There are eight real ales - four regular and four guests - all in very good condition. Very large car park but only two buses a week!

First the good parts. Good atmosphere, friendly and helpful staff, excellent parking facility.Not so good. Very lengthy wait for food service, although waiting staff helpful.Poor. Sadly the food quality was, to say the least, indifferent. Two opted for beef, which was reported to be unappetizing, while the vegetarian option was disappointing.Would readily go back for a sociable drink at the bar, but emphatically not to eat.

A lovely cosy atmosphere with a mixture of locals and new visitors, the staff were very attentive, especially the landlady, and the menu was well balanced. Had lamb shanks and it was divine! Website doesn't do it justice, it's so pretty and in a beautiful setting.

I visited the pub for Sunday lunch with friends today, we had not been in for some months and I was unaware of the change of ownership. I had booked a table for 1.30. The pub did not seem overly busy but the new landlord was very welcoming so I was not worried. We noticed a big family group who were ordering as we were looking at the menu, but not many other customers were eating. The menu had changed but there was plenty to choose from and we ordered. More than an hour later we were still waiting for our meal to arrive. Eventually the food came. to be fair I will say perhaps I did not choose well - a hot beef sandwich with chips and a side order of onion rings. On the up side, the chips and onion rings were excellent - crispy and delicious, but I suspect the sole of my flipflop would have been easier to eat than the beef and the bread was from a sliced loaf. I was disappointed. That said, my husband enjoyed his Giant Yorkshire Pudding with sausages, mash and gravy, and the Roast Pork Sunday lunch was cleared by another member of the party - but, by the time it came we were hungry, it was near to 3pm. There were apologies from all the staff for the wait, but I am afraid we will not be back any time soon.

Really friendly atmosphere, great food. friendly locals. Good prices. Highly recommended. Cracking little place off the beaten track. Well worth the visit.

Early evening booking. We hadn't been back since the refurbishment, and were pleased with the results. At first we were a bit taken aback as there were no steaks or gammon left but settled on the home made pie and ham / egg options. Great food - home cooked and with authentic gravy (not bisto) and good mash. Good portion size and reasonable prices. Keep up the good work!

Having enjoyed the fresh food and excellent choice of beers for a number of years i was concerned to learn of the recent change of hands. I have now eaten in the Pub twice recently and was dissappointed on the first occassion but thought they had recently taken over and needed to settle in. However the meal was even worse last week with a poorly cooked fish which was also greatly reduced in size of the portion.The regulars seemed to have reduced and sadly so has the choice and quality of the beer.

The pub has changed management and what was always clean and bright and great now sparkles as you come through the door. A real local pub with beers served to perfection and a great choice of real ales and real food. Only a few minutes away from Gatwick airport why suffer hotel food at premier or holiday inn when this wonderful welcome awaits you.

Looked up this pub , as it was one of my haunts as a teenager. We'd been to East Surrey for a hospital appointment and needed dinner. So found this on the trip advisor and dice fed to give it a try. What s lovely meal. Whitebate with were fat and tasty and and the baked Camembert was to die for. My husband had the salmon which was moist and a lovely selection of veg

Superb food, great value for money. We had a lovely lunch in the back garden whilst enjoying beautiful farmland views. Their chips are awesome!

We were very impressed with our lunch great value for money amazing home cooked food best we've had in ages would highly recommend it

After recommending, I took a friend for lunch today,and wasn't sure if it would be as good as it always has been! 0n the contrary, I think it was the best ever. We had the most wonderful sandwiches on very tasty and fresh granary bread, crammed with fresh succulent fillings, a fresh and original salad and tasty chips, thoughtfully arranged and very tasty. Excellent value and good wholesome food. The place is a good old fashioned country inn, clean, fresh, tastefully decorated and with a very pretty garden and outside area. Probably the best place we've had for a pub lunch.

In the evening, that is - I can imagine the expansive garden and large new decking area being deluged in summer...what a gorgeous spot. Good unusual artisan ale and food cooked perfectly (moist tender jerk chicken, lemon sole) and lovely bar staff will see a successful 2015 I hope. Fine quality re-furb will pay dividends. A thoroughly enjoyable couple of hours spent on a Friday evening.

Having heard that there had been a refurbishment and change in management at the "Shoes" we were keen to make a visit. We were not disappointed, it is still a proper pub with an excellent and changing range of ales. The food was was traditional pub fare with a few interesting twists, fresh, well cooked with generous portions. There is now a short, well chosen, sensibly priced wine list. Service was friendly and efficient and the icing on the cake is that the "Shoes" is now dog friendly.

Would recommend if you're looking for a great traditional country pub, friendly staff and good selection of drinks.

The refurbished Shoes....looking good....and more to come we hear. Warmly welcomed. ....excellent service and lovely atmosphere. Didn't eat but food looked seriously good and smelled delicious.

First of all the service here was really welcoming and friendly and the interior is cosy but spacious with ample seating and dining room. Has a lovely rustic feel too. The food was in lovely generous portions and of great quality, nice and fresh. Service was speedy too. Will definitely return!

Based on all the good reviews, we booked here for Sunday lunch.Food was very average in very ordinary surroundings (un-laid tables). The roast dinners are generally around £12, but roast potatoes looked as though they had been re-heated from hours earlier. Dishes (main course and desert) were barely hot and presentation was just sloppy and uninspired. Even a silly issue, but, it is normal to have a spoon and fork provided for desert?Perhaps we just caught them on a bad day, but I am failing to understand the other great reviews for food at The Three Horseshoes.

My wife and I arrived at the 3The Three Horse Shoes on a Friday night in January after researching the Web for a good Pub / Restaurant in the Reigate area, their website looked promising and inviting. We arrived to find a Pub that was not busy on a Friday night, the staff were attentive but not particularly welcoming, We ordered a main course each my wife opting for the Thai red curry which was watery lacking and in flavour, mine; Rump of Lamb was a bit tough, the accompanying vegetables were acceptable but lacking any imagination.The Pub itself was cool, no fires lit, candles not lit on the dining tables, this on a Friday winter's night appeared to show a lack of hospitality, the only saving grace was the beer was good.A really disappointing experience.

I have been to this pub several times for lunch and I have never been disappointed, great food and good beer.

Why is this pub closing? - see the home page at: http://www.thethreehorseshoes-pub.co.uk/. We had lunch there today and the food was very good, as was the beer, and the hosts / staff were friendly and helpful. The largest gammon steak that I have ever seen!

Table for four 2 couples relaxed Sunday lunch. Great selection of roasts and one guest had the Seabass pronounced as delicious. Well worth the money.

Had to find a pub/restaurant near Gatwick and found The Three Horseshoes via TripAdvisor. Afterwards we thought if this is 7/61 eateries in the area the top 6 must be fantastic. The pre-meal beer selection was great and the food and service superb. The main course goose was perfect and the Christmas pudding was the best I've had in years. Our guests both loved their fish choice and the French farmer's extra custard on his dessert made him even happier!. As a non English speaker he was also impressed by the high quality French spoken by one of the ladies who served us.A big thanks to the chef and staff concerned.

I have just eaten the best beef stroganoff of my life. Wherever I go to eat if stroganoff is on the menu I've always ordered it but I won't anymore because this stroganoff was so amazing I'd rather keep coming back for more. Great welcome too.

Recommended here for lunch and glad we booked as the pub filled quickly. This is a traditional pub, not changed in layout and style over the years and all the better for it. Easily found and with excellent parking facilities, the garden is great with wonderful open views over fields. The service is the only average aspect out of an excellent meal. The food was superb, great goats cheese starter followed by wonderful roast lamb meal, in which the ingredients were of top quality and cooked to perfection. Tips to improve the service, firstly check on the customers to see if they're meal is to their liking and when there is confusion over an additional drinks order, not to roll your eyes, but smile and accept the very elderly get confused sometimes.

We visited last year and met family and enjoyed good company and a singer. This visit was as a couple and sans everything as it was pretty quiet. A tasty meal, no pudding menu, puds a weaker point but great real ales and super choice for that traditional pub atmosphere and so near London, wish we had one like this in Cheshire

Great pub, friendly staff, food is really great and there is an impressive range of beers, ciders etc. garden is recommended too, it has a lovely view out over the Surrey fields and hills. Highly recommended to all.

This was our second visit here with friends on Friday night. Still as good as previously reported. Seated in the bar, excellent ale and fabulous, straight-forward, honest food at reasonable prices. In these days where the market is flooded with Gastro pubs where you have seen the menu and the prices somewhere else, the Three Horseshoes shows that there is still hope for the traditional pub serving very good quality food.

Food here is always spot on for a Sunday lunch. It still retains a small community / country pub feel

"The Three Horseshoes" is a pub we visit occasionally. The beer I particularly like is a pint of London Pride - always good !My partner is not a beer connoisseur and usually has a soft drink or occasionally a glass of white wine.There is a large car park meaning it's not necessary to park on the road although some customers do.Service always fast and friendly.The garden at the rear is a very nice, quiet place to have a drink - when the weather is warm.I am pleased to say that NO music is played in the pub or at least it wasn't on our visit.It is a typical local establishment and on the day we visited a number of locals (perhaps 6) were lined up along the bar - all were men which is typical of a lot of pubs.The food is quickly served and is on the whole of an acceptable standard.I would certainly recommend "The Three Horseshoes" to others.

Fabulous Sunday lunch. Delicious food, very reasonable price, very friendly service and lovely relaxed atmosphere. Would highly recommend and like to come back.

We popped in at lunchtime for a drink and a meal.The pint of Oat Milk stout was simply the worst pint I have had ina very long time.It was flat and had no head at all.Awful.As a result we decided to skip the food.

Good and varied menu at reasonable prices. Friendly staff with a good overall atmosphere. Nice clean garden area for the summer. Large car park.

A warm welcoming pub with some of the best ales around. The food (although a bit pricey) is plentiful and of first rate quality. Definatly a place to take a loved one or just a special meal on a special event.

Popped in for birthday celebration lunch. The atmosphere was very warm and friendly and staff were great. I love soups and the special today was minestrone. I can honestly say it was the best minestrone soup I have ever tasted. Served with fresh bread and butter. Yummy.

Ive had several lovely meals here and I never walk away disappointed. The staff are always happy to help and are always on hand if you need anything. I find them pleasant and friendly. The food is always amazing, we go there generally for a family meal (11-15 of us) and we are always greeted with a friendly smile. We had last time we visited pheasant terrine which was so tasty I could of taken a slice of it home with me. We had roast dinner and the meat was so tender it was delicious, not dry at all. The cabbage was delicious, the odd occasion I didn't mind my little one not to eat his veg - ha ha. There isn't baby changing facilities, but due to it being so nice in there I don't care! When the weather is nice, its lovely to sit in their beer garden. I would really recommend The Three Horseshoes xxx

From the very first enquiry to paying the bill, nothing was too much bother here. There were 11 of us for a family meal and we found the 3 Horseshoes on Tripadvisor and we were very pleased that we did. We had our own dinning room which is an extension to the pub (separate) with a large square table, very nicely decorated and absolutely enough for 11/12 of us. Most of us had pre-ordered but the others orders were taken efficiently and after a few drinks, starters arrived and they were all excellent, as were all of the mains, deserts, beers and wine. This is not fine dining or the usual gastro-pub cuisine, but good, honest, wholesome, cooking with excellent quality ingredients and very pleasant efficient service. For this style of dining, you just can't fault the 3 Horseshoes. Oh, and it's good value and make sure you are hungry if you have the pie!

Last night, Valentines Day, we enjoyed yet another totally outstanding three course meal which in all honesty,would not have disgraced a Michelin Star restaurant. When Rob and Jenny host one of their outstanding " special evenings " so much thought is given to the menu as well as the extras - last night the table settings and flower decorations in the pub all combined to make this another memorable evening. In addition last night, Rob and Jenny had provided music by Javier Moreno and one of his Los Amigos Band.The vocals and accompaniment on a guitar from this Spanish duo were most enjoyable, particularly as the level of sound made it possible to carry on a conversation as well as listening to them. This is our " local ", and I cannot recommend this highly enough for food, atmosphere or friendliness - so if you have not been to " The Shoes " yet - why not ?

Booked on the day for lunch after a recommendation from a friend. This is a traditionally run pub offering daily food and a good range of draft ales. Wife and I had the Sunday roasts and desserts and very impressed we were. Despite being busy we were served promptly and in a friendly manner. Meals were freshly cooked and extremely flavoursome.

Visited here with my husband for a quick bite. Food was simple but fresh and tasty. Also not too expensive and washed down by excellent beer . Will be back

We went to the threeshoes last night for a family celebration. We used the small function room for a party of 20, and cannot fault it's food or service. Jenny made us feel welcome from the time we arrived to the time we left. Every dish came out both hot and tasty, all at the same time, and the team were particularly friendly to our children. I would recommend this place for small party celebrations without a doubt.