The Bay Horse Hotel & Restaurant

Stayed here overnight and had dinner in bar. The rooms are so dog friendly, over looking the estuary with private door to outside. So welcoming, I felt at home straight away. The food was the best I've had eating out in a long time. Thankyou so much, we will definitely be back.

Unfortunately despite its good reviews friendly and welcoming are not words I would use. We called early just for a drink, bar staff excellent, location lovely but not allowed to sit where there was light only in a dark bar area, fine for a dark winters evening but not a sunny autumn evening most unwelcoming. I think they need to improve their hospitality arrangements and adopt a more flexible approach to customers!

A visit for evening meal. The pub is located in a stunning position overlooking Morecambe Bay. The bar area is everything a traditional pub should be with exposed beams, comfortable seating and lots of little alcoves. The hand pulled cask beer was good. We dined in the conservatory. This has views to die for and there can't be many restaurants that have such a fantastic outlook. |The food was incredible. The fillets of steak beautiful and cooked just as requested. The homemade icecream and brandysnap basket was a perfect dessert. Will definitely be back.

Five stars all round. The views from the rooms are exceptional. Watch the tide, the birds the sunrise, a storm - the estuary is full of interest. The food in the restaurant was wonderful. There were some very different options. We went for the veggy menu but not because we are veggy. I had stuffed peppers, my wife the nut and mushroom pancakes. Both grand. You must go - but leave room for us!

Enjoyed our stay with scenic views over the bay. Good service by friendly staff. Delicious food and reasonably priced with good wine list. Well worth the extra for excellent sea view with balcony. Definitely recommend. Lovely walks over the canal.

Lovely view and walk along the canal.|The menu has a good selection of dishes.we had dinner here 2 X the 1st time I had the lamb shank which was well done and tasted good well seasoned,the sauce had a good shine . The ice cream was very good .|The fish was good and chicken. ||The second visit was a little disappointing. The duck was over cooked and chewy, because it was over cooked. The the sweet and sour sauce was not what I expected .sort of tasted sweet and sour but not strong enough. Or enough of it.|The sorbet was not right not smooth as it should be , had big luck on s of ice.,But the the berry and apricot tasted good the kiwi did not have much flavour .the sponge cake was a bit strange.|Could have had more staff only 3 to cover the bar as well|which they did very commendably. Would ho again||

A great place with eye watering views of the tides & surrounding areas. Great Staff. They went out of their way to help my wheelchair bound mother in law to their outside seating. Ideally located with a good parking area & great walks.

Did not stay overnight so cannot comment on the rooms … but the food is as good as it always has been for decades and the view from the restaurant across morecambe bay is totally awesome. Highly recommend especially for anyone who likes lots of really good food !

Distant memory from two decades ago. Very homey and inviting. I stayed here for a work trip and will never find a more warm and inviting home for a naive American traveler to come in from the cold. It was my first trip to northern England, my first time driving on the left, and all done in early December, arriving through rain, snow, and ice from Newcastle. Great warm fireplace and pub to walk into, with, at the time, a comfortable dog sleeping by the fire. Once settled in my room, I recall a nice room temperature beer in the pub to settle in. I hope one day to return.

The Bay Horse is a pub, and it's at the end of a long industrial area. You won't be stumbling upon it. However, the view is amazing, and the food delicious. We went for Christmas Dinner. They do "seatings", and a set menu. Christmas menu was 7 courses. The first course was a warm cheesy tart; next came some leek and watercress soup; followed by a palette cleanser, and then the main course, dessert (Christmas pudding for the win!) and finally coffee and mince pies (which I skipped because the quantity of food). The main course was a typical turkey dinner. The only off thing here was the cranberries which were way too tart. Everything else on the menu was amazing.... and did I mention the view? This is definitely a place to be seeking out.