Black Horse Pub

The trio of tapas 15) and main courses (hake and dressed crab salad 22) we were eaten here were very good, but the dessert left them down. we chose a chocolate brew and a white chocolate brown that should be served with ice. unfortunately they have. from a run so offered pour cream that my man accepted, but I refused and canceled mine dessert. when my men arrived white chocolate brownie, it was literally a very small place with a few blueberries and red johannisbeer with a small pot pouring cream. we were not well worth 6.50 for brownie all. In addition to no ice cream they had also run out of lemons, some alcohol-free drinks and various beers. I can understand that I have no drinks when there are problems with deliveries of breweries etc., but lemons and ices that they can always pick up in the local super market together with other bases they run short. for a positive we enjoyed our eating and the waiting staff was friendly and helpful.

Fantastic evening after a decision last minute to visit the area. the staff was smart and attentive and the food was very delicious. from the curldown there was a splashed menu that had an exciting selection to set. but what made it extraordinary. was the amazing service we received. it was great to talk to the employees who were busy with their customers. we will come back and hopefully stop overnight in the parking lot in our home.

Unfortunately the event we had planned for months yesterday didn’t turn out as well as we had hoped. The venue was lovely however I think we was more hungry when we left, 20 guests invited to a baby shower for afternoon tea. Between 20 people...we had to share 5 stands between all of us and was charged £20pp! We was then told the food would be ‘topped up’ well that wasn’t even worth talking about and then they ran out of sandwiches when we asked for more. 20 unhappy guests, unfortunately we won’t be returning here again and do not recommend for afternoon tea. Also when organising the event we were promised call backs, no calls or response to any messages emails that were sent, we had to keep chasing to find out what was going on. A good day apart from the lack of food and the price they charged for a few scones and some finger sandwiches… over £400 spent no venue charge was mentioned prior to booking just the £20pp, unfair for the guests who attended. I have attended afternoon tea before, £18pp at a venue in kings lynn to share for 2 people, not a table of 6! Lost a lot of business due to this…

Just dropped in after a walk, very friendly welcome, nice beer and the tapas we had for lunch was lovely. Exceptionally polite service

We booked at short notice via the on line booking service and Hotel contacted us for confirmation. Restaurant was located in a nice location and the interior had a nice country inn vibe to it with rustic decor and blazing real fires. Menu wasn’t extensive...but still offered a wide selection of dishes, prices were at the higher end of the pub scale. Starters were available from a Tapas Style selection, portions on the small side but were very tasty, frustrating that they had run out of bread on a Saturday evening at 6pm though, no excuse for this. Our Mains were exceptionally good, my wife loved her Cod dish. The desert which we shared tasted ok but was missing a chocolate sauce or accompaniment of ice cream. The Wine List was quite restricted and prices on the high side, but the selected Shiraz was very glugable. We did have an enjoyable evening, but the costs do add up when you receive your bill. Another point of constructive criticism to the management would be the music playlist, in the 90 minutes or so we were at the venue, one song repeated on four occasions !