Beyton White Horse Inn

Hi all the Roast dinner was very good plenty of room tables well apart.

I visited the White Horse whilst on holiday a part of a group of 5 adults and a toddler. We were greeted by friendly bar staff.

Stayed Saturday night. Dinner in the pub restaurant with daughter and b/f. Reasonable selection of Green King beers. Large choice of menu items, both from the standard menu and the specials board. Good portions and pleasant service.

I've just spent three nights at the White Horse. The room is quite basic but very comfortable and I appreciated the fact that it was quiet and I wasn't disturbed by traffic or people arriving/ leaving the pub. A very adequate and enjoyable breakfast.

I don’t normally write reviews, but i do have to say today i had some amazing food. I had battered fish with chips and all i can say it was amazing the best fish i have had in years. The kitchen staff were polite and friendly and made our family trip at lunch time very special. The food was well presented and looked amazing, and we asked to thank the chef , we was told it was there chef apprentice who is 17years old, all i have to say is wow she done a tremendous job. we will be back and will recommend.

We arrived at the pub and was initially pleased with it. The atmosphere was welcoming and the staff happy and helpful. We were looking forward to a good meal from the very extensive menu. Order was taken promptly but once the food arrived things went downhill unfortunately. Two out of the three meals were poor and tasteless, and quite likely had been microwaved. We didn't dare try a pudding! Such a shame as it has put us off going again. Perhaps they should reduce the selection and do a few things really well.

We called in for a cheeky drink in the beer garden area on a rare sunny evening. Didn’t have the best of welcomes at the bar by a young chap with a cold. My husband popped to the loo and said they were the most disgusting toilets he had ever been in-dirty toilets usually means dirty kitchen! Lots of trip hazards to the garden with very uneven block paving (accident waiting to happen) cheap tacky plastic chairs and tables-not dissimilar to the clientele on our visit! Young lad spitting all over the place with the foulest of language, he looked like he resides in the first outdoor guest room. Avoid staying near that room if you want peace and quiet during your stay! All in all an awful visit w...

Chose this place as it was at halfway point to meet up with family members. As we walked in the smell of fryers was very strong. after a while we had to ask for the menus. we were almost immediately asked for our order but we asked for more time the waiter dissapeared and we did not see him for a long while. When we were ready to order we tried to get the attention of the barman, he pretended he hadn't seen us and walked out the back of the bar he returned a few seconds later and continued to ignore us eventually after having 4 pairs of eyes boring into him he picked up a pad and reluctantly came to take our order. I had to repeat my order of lamb cutlets several times. our starters came aft...

What a fiasco. You couldn 't make it up, talk about Fawlty Towers. I stayed in room 6 this year, after specifically requesting not to stay in room 2 with it 's enormous bright green Fire Exit sign on all night. The nice young lady had some trouble letting me into room 6, the one right at the end of the block, but eventually we got in. Straight away I noticed that the original lock had been replaced and a bodge job had been done. As it was warm I left the door open for a bit. When I wanted a shower, I tried to lock the door from the inside, this proved impossible. So I went to the bar and explained and the nice young lady came back and said that her Dad would be along soon and he would have a...