We were celebrating a Ruby Wedding and our party included 10 adults and 4 small children. The waitresses were friendly, efficient and nothing was too much trouble for them. We didn't have to wait too long for our food which was all well received. No-one had any complaints and they were very good portions, including the child meals. The desserts were even bigger and were delicious! The only gripe I have is that despite our party paying approx. £200 for food and drinks, we were expected to pay for the four children to enter the play barn. This was unacceptable as one of the main reasons we had chosen the Three Horseshoes was because there was a play area for the children. A simple tag/bracelet could have been given to each child to allow them free access into the play area. This is one of the selling points of the pub and to expect diners to pay on top again for that facility is not good.

The Three Horseshoes is in a very large setting, newly decorated, lovely old pub feel, fab friendly staff,
lots for the children to do inside and out. Have had lots of visitors who we have taken there for meals and celebrations. Have not been disappointed. The setting is lovely for out of town visitors, (ours were from Ireland) they loved it and thought it was very reasonable.
I believe it caters for every taste, including childrens. Fab place in summer or winter, as in winter there is the old coal fire and in summer the outdoors is fabulously equipped.

This is a family run establishment, which I have visited for many years. It is a country pub with restaurant, very popular, but the food and service is always excellent even when busy. A great place for children as the new play barn has recently been opened. There has been an outside play area for the children for a long time and now they can play even on rainy days.
Not expensive and a good varied menu. They even lay on a mini bus in the evenings to pick up and return parties of people from the surrounding areas.