The Black Horse - Speisekarte

My tour group had dinner at The Black Horse on Good Friday. The staff were amazing and the food was delicious! We all had a great experience and would like to thank everyone at The Black Horse.

cheap and cheerful oriental cuisine. those who run it are characters. they will not serve water as they claim it is unhygienic and instead they would rather drink the jasmin tee. the restaurant brings nostalgic memories from the early can’t go wrong. a lot of choice for vegetarians.

I went to The Black Horse for lunch on 23rd Feb. I ordered Shepherds Pie. It should have been advertised as Potato Pie. It was difficult to find any sign of meat. In my 80 odd years I 've never had a more disappointing Shepherds Pie. I very civilly reported my dissatisfaction and was told 'I 'll tell the Chef '. I would have thought he already knew.

seasonal Malaysian, Thai and Chinese foods are served. it is not so easy to find a restaurant that beautiful Malaysian delicacies around so I come here when I served for my mouth pouring malaysian bark rendeg from slowly boiled bark in aromatic spices with boiled rice as side. the ambiente is great, quiet atmosphere with free wlan. cooler place to have a date.

We had our Christmas meal for our crochet club. The staff were so helpful, from the initial booking to the actual night. The table was all laid up with name cards and xmas crackers, the food was punctual and very good. The Christmas dinner in particular was huge. It was a really enjoyable evening and all the staff were great, particularly Naz. Thanks Black Horse

I can't believe that this pub ran out of both draught and bottled ale by 7:30 pm on a Thursday evening. The food was disappointing, with a tasteless chicken and leek pie that had no leeks and watery, hard leeks served as vegetables on the side. They even ran out of mash. The only enjoyable part of the beef lasagne was the garlic bread that was served on the side. Overall, this is not a place that I would choose to visit again.

The Christmas menu advertised on their website wasn’t running and had been substituted for a poorer version which they didn’t have the stock for anyway. Customers were kept waiting for 15 minutes at the bar as there was only one person serving at peak time. Food took an hour as there was only one chef who couldn’t cope alone. The small lunch special menu was mainly out of stock. The main ale was also out of stock. I gave up and went elsewhere.

Another Ember Inns in my area. Ladies lunch, which went well, probably because of the very good food at the Black Horse. It has an excellent selection of food; today I had the Haddock and chips which was a beautiful white piece of fish with very nice crispy batter, fat chips and mushy peas. I wasn't having a dessert but on seeing the sticky toffee pudding I changed my mind yummy. Friends had posh fish with baby new potatoes, lasagna, chicken and mushroom pie plus Haddock and chips. Everyone enjoyed their meal. It's a great venue for groups as it's spacious and airy. Drinks selection is good. All in all first class.

We have been to the Blackhorse Wembley several times including on Mother’s Day and loved the food and the reasonable price. Therefore, we willingly decided to book this pub for our Christmas Day lunch. We were a party of 6: 4 adults and 2 children (4 7). My husband and the kids arrived first then the other adults arrived a bit later. We were seated at a nice, cosy part of the pub and then ordered drinks from the bar. After sitting for a while no one came to our table so I had to politely ask the waitress to get our order, emphasising for the waitress to bring out the starter and the main at the same time for my 4 year old. So we patiently waited for our starters noting that all the other tab...