The Horseshoes in Bromsgrove

Great little country pub. Popped in here after visiting Clint Hills and the food and service was great! Jess was exceptional and went above and beyond, her customer service was great. We opted for the Sunday roast and was not disappointed but will certainly be returning to try one of their pizzas as they looked amazing!

Our first visit this evening to Ye Olde Horseshoe Inn and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Wonderful food, lovely atmosphere, friendly staff and great service. We will definitely be back again soon to try some other things from the menu, so many tempting things!We would highly recommend this place for a lovely pub meal!

Lovely traditional pub.Good ale, attentive service.Quality high end pub food.If I was going to be picky... The window sills need a wiping off... Lol. Do that for next time I'll give 5 stars!;)

Popped in a few weeks ago for drinks in the garden and vowed after seeing the dishes being bought out to come back for food. 2 weeks later and we were back. The food did not disappoint. 6 of us all had different mains and no complaints at all. Staff are very friendly and attentive. We will be returning in the near future. Thank you.

Delicious! We visited for the first time and had Sunday dinner. Food was amazing and the service was great! Will definitely be back

Had a lovely meal here.Friendly staff and reasonable choice of dishes.Picture 1. Duck leg scotch egg starterPicture 2. Steak mainPicture 3. Salmon starter.

We went here for a "date night" we booked early to avoid the busy time, we had a quiet table in the corner by the fireplace. We were served straight away, with a bottle of water and order soft drinks and olives as a starter. Then we ordered our mains and wine. I had a pork tenderloin, with apple and potatoes, which I enjoyed very much, my partner had monkfish curry, which had tasty prawns, but the fish lacked much flavour.We shared a dessert, which was called sticky toffee pudding, but ours lacked toffee or sticky sauce. I finished my meal with a latte.The service was friendly and speedy, however I felt the food prices were on the high side at £18-19 for mains and £6.50 for dessert. The wine was reasonably priced at £6.40 for Shiraz and £6.70 merlot (250ml).

Every time we visit we always have a great time. The service is top notch and the food is brilliant too.

Next on my list is this pub in the village of Belbroughton. Having been to The Talbot previously and having a good experience there, I thought it would be good to try this one.It has a nice beer garden tucked away at the rear of the pub and car park further beyond this. It werent too busy despite the current government offer on.The menu is on the pricier side but is understandable given the location we are in.I love a good pie and as such went for the following:Starter - Deep fried pork belly, red peas, pineapple and BBQ jerk sauce. The pork was spot on in flavour and the stuff that came with it accompanied it well. Though it looks small, it set a good spot for the main course.Main - Slow cooked beef and ale pie with chips (it is normally served with black pudding mash but I dislike black pudding 🤮), green vegetables and gravy- rammed to the pastry with beef inside, there's no air inside here. Beefs very tender and rich in flavour, no dryness here. Veg tasted fresh. Chips were crispy and hot. All good. 😊Totalling £12.60.Overall I would visit here again. 10/10 service attentive#eatouttohelpoutNo 2

Tasty food, polite staff, great environment. We have been there on 04/05/2021. Outside tables protected from rain and also outside heating available.