The Four Horseshoes

great food. had the sunday roast. only on the bottom was a very nosy couple of children of preschool whose parents we let them scream at the top of their vote.

I have had better fish and chips before. Some of the chips still seemed frozen in the middle, and the fish was definitely the smallest I have ever had in a pub restaurant.

Cost per person: £30–40. Must-try dishes include the Sunday Roast, Fish and Chips, and Beer Battered Hake and Chips. Parking may be a bit challenging to locate, but there are options for free parking in either a parking lot or on the street.

This restaurant has a great ambiance with a very friendly staff and delicious food. Everyone had a wonderful evening. The price range per person is between £20-£30. The food, service, and atmosphere all received top ratings of 5. Highly recommend trying the Chicken Burger and Chips.

I had a fantastic dining experience at this restaurant. I tried the roasted lamb and it was absolutely delicious. The sauce was traditional and the dish was presented elegantly. Despite being a tourist, I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and plan to return. The restaurant also has a wonderful outdoor seating area.

I took my daughter and son-in-law to this restaurant for lunch and we were impressed with the slow-cooked short ribs, which melted in our mouths. The lamb with potatoes was also delicious, and there were many other options to choose from. The service was excellent, but the restaurant was very busy, so I recommend making a reservation for the next visit.

I had a fantastic dining experience at this country restaurant. The food was exceptional, with the lamb rump cooked perfectly. The cocktails were also enjoyable. I had no complaints at all about this place. Despite having only 2 or 3 staff members, the table service was top-notch. I did notice that they had plant pots and small logs along the path to the entrance, which are sturdy but could be a hazard for motorcyclists if not seen. I will definitely be back soon to try more of their amazing cocktails.

The Sunday roast at Four Horseshoes was very good, and the fruit crumble was also delicious. However, the bakewell tart was a disappointment. It was served cold instead of warm, with a dry cake center and minimal ground almonds. The icing on top made it unappetizing and not worth the high price of over £7. The portion size was also small for the price, resulting in a total cost of over £56 for what seemed like 8 small pieces of cake. This was a disappointing experience and Four Horseshoes can definitely improve on their dessert offerings.

The service at this restaurant was very welcoming and efficient, creating a pleasant atmosphere. Unfortunately, the lighting was too low, making it difficult to read the menu. Our 13-year-old granddaughter loved her Whole Bream dish, but the poor lighting made it hard to see the fish bones, causing some concern for her safety. The food was tasty and served in generous portions. The container for fries was charming, but they would stay warm longer in a closed container. The desserts were outstanding, with the crème brûlée being the best I've had in a long time. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our evening at this restaurant.