The Black Horse

Absolutely lovely, travelled from Birmingham to try this restaurant out due to many recommendations from family and friends and it does not disappoint. Food was really good, all fresh and perfectly spiced (for me personally I could've done with some lime or lemon quarters with the food but I didn't ask the staff even though I know they would've sorted it out if I asked but that's my personal preference) the staff were really friendly and made to feel really welcome, nice family orientated restaurant. Defo one on the list for coming to again. Keep up to the good hospitality and quality of food.

Food is amazing, atmosphere is great and buzzing, if going in a group call to reserve table as in the evenings can get busy, family friendly atmosphere.

Honestly it's been years since I last visited, and to be honest I was hoping for great things.

Authentic Indian food at its best.

Sadly, that was not the case, the food lacked basic Indian seasoning, overly oily and a complete lack of understating of Indian cooking techniques.

The service from the dining staff was perfect.

I voiced some of my concerns and in all fairness they listened and relayed the same to the kitchen, whom offered an alternate dish which I ordered, (the original was not charged for), however the replacement was equally disappointing.

Wow, was looking for good Indian food and got something that just as not authentic.

Just not what I thought I was going get.

Nice pub, good food with ample seating space for dining and a nice outdoor beer garden and benches with a roof should it rain. I enjoyed coming here for a meal and drink but was disturbed by the loud noises and drunkard behavior of a man in a cap seated at the bar. He looked my age (late 60s) yet was trying to romance the east european young girls working behind the bar. Being a father of girls their age, this I found quite distasteful and off-putting to say the least.

The place serves amazing food. The vibe and the atmosphere is very good.

This place should be next on Gordon Ramsay’s list for kitchen nightmares. The food here was atrocious. Prawn curry was served with the Shells still on despite waiter clarifying it was baby prawns. Butter chicken tasted like it was a ready meal from your local corner shop. And last but not least the chicken tikka pieces looked like they were seasoned only with salt and pepper. The head chef had a poor attitude when he came to investigate the prawn curry served with shells on, the waitress had AirPods in and forgot my poppadoms order and the one waiter was serving food in his jacket. Extremely overpriced, poor service and disgusting food. Would not recommend!!

Quiet when we arrived to watch the Wales v USA match. Friendly locals and staff. Nice pub with interesting sports memorabilia on display
Result could've been better, but I don't think the pub could do much about that!

Food was ok and a very loud group in the bar