Black Horse Tollerton

Lovely friendly village pub. Went for Sunday lunch with family. Dining area was comfortable and bright. For Sunday lunch there was a choice of three meats. We all chose beef. The meals appeared freshly cooked and were served on hot plates. A generous portion of meat served with a large homemade Yorkshire pudding. Leeks and both mashed and roast potatoes served on the plate with a side order of gravey and separate dish of red cabbage, carrot and swede mash and broccoli. More than enough to go round a table of 5. Friendly and attentive staff. Only our daughter had room for dessert - ice cream sundae which looked divine. I forgot to take a photo of our main course, we were too eager to tuck in! Highly recommended and will visit again.

Visited family in Tollerton, good to see the Black Horse open again. Hope the new landlord makes a success of the place. Nice village pub with ample outside seating in the sun. Couple of decent ales on the hand pulls (Black Sheep and White Rat). Don't think it has been open long, don't think they are doing food at the moment, have asked my son to let us know if that changes.

Lovely pub, suitable for eating or just a drink. Outside seating. Parking. Friendly staff, and Theakstons Best (best beer on the planet). Pizzas are superb!

What a lovely country pub with a pretty beer garden, nice atmosphere, Kerri and Ben have just taken over the pub and make you feel very welcome. Dog friendly too.

Spent a week in the nearby caravan park and came in for food.Had three excellent meals, mine gluten free and Lauren adapted dishes to cater. Dog friendly, always had a treat for the dog, (thanks nana Wendy) and they happily made her a cup of tea. Extremely friendly locals, one guided us on the local buses, thanks Wayne. We left feeling part of the community. Hope to return soon.

Shame the bar selection on pumps wasn't great, one beer , one cider and one larger. The beer garden could do with a clean and a fresh plants. We had to thread carefully in the garden as in several places there was dog muck. It could be a great place with a little TLC

Called into this lovely pub after visiting a couple of villages looking for somewhere to eat. The landlord and staff were very friendly, as were the locals who welcomed us with local conversation and history. Nice pint of keg ale and a couple of tasty meals at a decent value. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our afternoon at the Black Horse.

The food was really great, the portion sizes are generous for the Sunday lunches we ordered, they happily accommodated our fussy eaters too despite the kids menu being off while lunch was served, which saved us a huge headache. The play area was great, service was excellent, I ordered a drink for our youngest and went to the loo whilst my order was sorted, when I returned they'd already taken it out to him at the top of the beer garden. Lots of kids (mostly ours) played football in the small goal, which again was great as it kept them entertained for an hour. The only remotely negative bit was our daughter's giant pink tennis ball went missing, which meant I had to walk half a mile with a sulking 9yr old on my shoulders...