Three Horseshoes, Cockfieldback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
We had our wedding lunch in the conservatory of this lovely pub, the food was exellent and would highly recommend to anybody, the new landlord and landlady went out of thier way to make this a very special day for us, decorating and setting out the tables to perfection, we would like to say a big thankyou to them both and wish them all the best for the future, Glenda and Ray xxxx
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We had a lovely meal here on Christmas Eve and were very happy to go back again. However, the food was awful! My husband's steak sizzler didn't sizzle at all which meant the steak and onions were undercooked, flavourless and swimming in fat, and the chips were almost solid. The waiter took my husband's plate back to get some new chips but they came back within a few minutes having just been put in the microwave (they were still fairly solid,by the way). What really rankled with us, though, was the attitude of the landlord. He couldn't care less that my husband's meal was virtually inedible and implied that it was just him being fussy. Yeah right, that's why he got food poisoning that night after eating at this pub! We'll certainly not be paying a return visit!
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At last - this establishment is on the up after a succession of "muppets". This landlord knows his business and the chef does too. Excellent meal served in great surroundings in an unhurried but professional manner. Great evening!
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We were enjoying a leisurely drive when we popped in for a 'quick half' at gone 2pm on a Sunday, expecting them to be closing shortly, only to discover they were still taking orders for lunch.
Taking a seat by the fire, we ordered food and enjoyed a fine sample of Adnams.
We were very warmly greeted on our arrival, and were well cared-for during our meal. Nothing was too much trouble. I had a traditional roast beef lunch; my other half had chicken. Both were delicious, generous plates of home cooking. Even the vegetables were perfectly presented- hadn't been kept warm for hours like some places. And what luxurious, rich gravy!
All-in-all, a very pleasant time. Found the landlord and landlady to be very attentive and friendly. We will definitely be returning, even though it's a bit out of our way.
According to someone else drinking at the bar, the current managers have only been there two months or so.
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This pub has just undergone a major facelift. No more tacky seaside front!!! New Menu. Well worth another look if you if you have not been there in the last 2 weeks. Well done to the manager!
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This pub has recently changed hands and we went to try it out - The food was awful - my curry was a gluton mess , My wife had chicken which was tough & still had sinews in - Three Horses shoes is living on its previous good reputation - they currently have a but 1 get a 1 free offer - Dont bother - total waste of time - This is a great pity as it did have a good reputation
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Agree with other comment. It's the wrong side of ok. We popped in for a quick bite to eat and a beer. Beer tasted on the flat side, food order was wrong despite being very very empty, salad limp.
We won;t bother going here again - suggest you do the same.
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Shame, could be a lovely timber-framed, thatched country pub in handy location between Bury and Lavenham. Instead it's more like somewhere you'd find in a seaside town - lots of tacky touches like a pool table on the front lawn, a naff conservatory "diner" on the side, a massive freezer/ microwave menu, and piped music. Regular stack-'em-high sell-'em-cheap steak and curry nights. Beer nothing special; service indifferent.
anonymous - 7 Dec 2006 15:03 |
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