We paid an impromptu visit to this country pub and was pleasantly surprised. This charming place exudes warmth and coziness, amplified by its inviting log fire that crackles merrily in the background. The menu at this pub surpassed typical expectations with offerings like venison and guinea fowl. We indulged in a three-course meal and thoroughly enjoyed each dish!
Visited late afternoon. Still a few in but unfortunately seated near people who were talking very loudly about themselves. Not the pub's fault! Had some really good homemade soup. The menu had some interesting choices but was not cheap.
Only one cask ale on today but it’s a cracker brewed locally. Situated in a great location with beer gardens to the front and the side where you can take in the fabulous views. Handy starting / finishing point if you want to walk to the reservoirs.
Popped in for a quick drink and ended up having a little snack. The service and staff were 10/10. The place was beautiful and very comfortable and cosy. Will definitely be back to try the main menu as the king prawns and hummus was delicious.
A lovely country pub set in beautiful countryside with plenty of parking. The food was OK my friends enjoyed their fish and chips and burger but I was disappointed with the vegan macaroni. In fact there was only one vegetable main course dish on menu so I asked and they produced a separate vegan menu, why did I need to ask to know about it, why isn't it on included on the standard menu or at least a reference to it so you know there is one? I'm all for vegan menu's, it's great that pubs and restaurants are now doing this, however, I'm a vegetarian not a vegan so I would have preferred some vegetarian dishes included. Unfortunately I find vegan dishes quite bland, which was the problem with the macaroni dish I ordered. There's not a lot of flavour to macaroni, nuts and shallots. It did promise a hazelnut pesto but it looked and tasted just like crushed hazelnuts in a bit of oil and a few dried herbs sprinkled ontop. The whole dish was very dry and tasteless. The service was also quite slow despite there being a lot of staff, I had to keep catching their attention to take our order, order extra drinks and get the bill, they were all too busy chatting amongst themselves instead of being attentive to the customers. Nobody asked if the food was OK. However, the chef, who you could see through a hatch was working hard and all the food was piping hot. I won't be going back for a while but if you're a meat eater, I'm sure you'll love it.
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Heath Charnock, Chorley, PR6
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The Black Horse Inn is the oldest public house in Lancashire and is stated to be the second oldest in the country, stepped in history and legends we offer a warm welcome and a friendly homely atmosphere .
