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12 years ago
Looking fantastic after the renovations and it opens in 2 hours! Definitely come for a visit, soak up the great atmosphere, enjoy the fabulous ales and many other drinks and great sounding food. read more
95 Slough Road Iver Heath
Iver SL0 0DH
United Kingdom
01753 652631
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http://theblackhorseiverheath.co.uk/
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Location is lovely beside the canal and there's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Food is very…read moregood here but kitchen opening times are not always as advertised so be careful not to be late. Staff are good, service is good, atmosphere is good. Two downsides, in the evening the background music is far too loud, and there's no cask- conditioned real ale.
Amazing food the sizzling steaks are amazing stayed here a few times there are cottages along side…read morethe canal more like hotel rooms really nice though really picturesque lots of wildlife in the canal massive dragon flies in the summer not the cheapest place to eat but definitely worth it the food is amazing
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Simply amazing!! The food was delicious and plentiful. I had a lamb shank that was to die for…read more Quite Frankly, I have been to London several times and sorry to say overall they (UK) in general Is not known in my opinion for the best cuisine. This place excels and if you are close to Heathrow, you should Plan on visiting. You won't be sorry.
Near the airport, but away from the flight path, so not noisy. Mix of indoor and outdoor dining. No…read moretable service, you order at the restaurant counter for the food and the bar for drinks. Huge, diverse menu - truly something for everyone. I had the Chicken Supreme (good, but not great).
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Beef pie
I really wanted to like this place, but there was just one blunder after another. We arrived on a…read moreWednesday night at 7:30 PM. They had one server and she told us that she was the only one working that night and because of that and a shortage in kitchen staff that there was an hour wait for food and that we might want to consider going somewhere else. We elected to stay and put in a drink order. 20 minutes later she came back to take our food order, but no drinks were brought back. We eventually got our drinks and then 40 minutes later she came back and said that they lost our food order and we'd have to re-order if we wanted to eat there. I would've bailed at this point, but my guests agreed to put in their order again, so an hour later we finally received our food. I was not planning on dining at 10 PM. Overall, food was good (I had their meat pie). The place looks and feels like the quintessential English pub. Unfortunately, it was a pretty disastrous dining experience due to a lack of staff.
This is where we ended up for lunch on a warm day after several airline snafus at Heathrow airport…read more The food was outstanding the staff was charming and helpful. The setting is quaint. I had the wild mushroom poached egg toast which was simply outstanding. I also had the tomato basil soup which was very good. My husband had the Cajun chicken on a bun with fries. It was very good. The fries were extra tasty. We had Stoke's Ketchup for the first time and liked that as well. There is seating inside and out. We opted for inside since the front seating is on a busy road. Then we noticed rear seating in a garden and probably would have opted for that, but we had already moved once.
Inside the pub
Sticky toffee cake and ice cream. Yum!
Blinding. Took a plod out this way rather than die of boredom in an airport hotel - ten minute walk…read morefrom the Bath Road if you're interested. View was to have a couple of pints and then a curry at one of the two local restaurants. £3.65 for a pint of Speckled Hen. Staff really friendly and a cosy pub. TVs at either end of a decent sized bar £3.65 for a pint of Speckled Hen The food menu looks decent enough - though I didn't see anyone eating £3.65 for a pint of Speckled Hen. Beer is extremely good value!
I was going to suggest that this is a pub that looks like it is on its last legs, until I…read morediscovered that it happens to be a grade-II listed building, which made me realise that I don't think it happens to be going anywhere. Still, despite that, I can't really say that it is one of the greatest pubs that I've visited. Sure, the service was okay, but the beers were fairly standard, not that I actually know what standard beers happens to be in an English Pub since every pub that I've visited seems to have different options. Then again, I'd probably describe the selection as boring, so yeah, there is that.
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The sign states the Best Sunday Roast in town and honestly that's an understatement. The Sunday…read moreroast served here will immediately silence the naysayers opinions of this dish. The gravy is perfect with a nice consistency that melts over the roast and chicken. The broccoli was tender and well seasoned. The cod fish cakes is an amazing combination of fish and potatoes in golden breading. Honestly I can rave about the food all day. The customer service was top tier. I was apart of a large party and the restaurant staff were accommodating and had all dishes out in a timely manner. It's a quaint local pub with outdoor seating available. True hidden gem for tourists to find and truly a treasure that locals hold dear.
This pub was definitely pretty awesome, but that really only because the bartender decided to…read morestrike up a conversation with me, and that was only because I had an accent that he hadn't quite heard before (which is odd considering that this pub happens to be next to a major hotel, but it could be the case that not many Australians stay at that hotel, and if they do, they don't go walking around the local suburbs visiting pubs). However, it was a charming place, and had a pretty decent sized beer garden as well, which seems to be the case for many of these suburban and rural pubs. Oh, and they had some decent beers as well, which was also pretty cool.
Cod fish cakes
Food: I ordered the fish and chips. The fish was nice and crispy but nothing special. The chips…read morewere similarly good but average. Service: The service here was abysmal. I have never been treated so rudely in my life. The place was nearly empty when I went for dinner. Despite that a young male server looked around the empty room, looked at me and then sat me in a hidden corner at a tiny table that was clearly not meant to be for customers. After about half an hour I eventually got up and asked a bartender if I could put an order in. She was confused because she had no idea I was there. She confronted the jerk that put me at that table for not telling her that he sat a customer, and for purposely putting me at a bad table for no reason. He started laughing and gloating that he could get away with what ever he wanted and that he didn't care about her feelings or his job at all before he walked away. She felt bad but still didn't do anything to improve the situation. I wonder if he is related to the owner because he clearly didn't want to work, or even be a good person. After all of this happened the service was still practically non existent and I still payed the full tab even though I was treated horribly. I will never go back here. Ambience: The pictures online look great but the reality looks run down and on the verge of a mold outbreak.
Very good service. The staff was pretty!…read moreFood was delicious. Definetely i will come back !
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My friends and I came here after visiting Windsor castle. We really wanted to experience the…read moreafternoon tea experience. It looked really cute and was affordable. We came in and it was pretty small inside, but was actually three floors. We all ordered the afternoon tea set. It was great! This was our first time trying clotted cream and we were super impressed. The scones tasted fresh too. It was nice to relax here after walking all over the castle. They let us take our time and talk for quite some time. I would recommend this place to any visitors for some tea and scones!!
Great ambiance, food, and cider. Never mind the touristy locale. Best fish and chips I've ever had…read more And I've eaten a lot of it. Fresh, flaky, not greasy, and perfectly done.
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While on an overnight layover to heathrow we were looking for an old English pub to enjoy one last…read moredinner of fish and chips. Three magpies did not disappoint. The last remnant of the hamlet of heathrow before it wad razed to make room for the airport it offered a traditional pub dinner with a good number of ales and lagers. The barman James and server Tracy treated us like family. Food was huge portions and high quality. Great experience in a 400 yr old building!
What better way to celebrate my 2000th review on Yelp than with a review including my family from…read moreacross the pond? When taking my American cousin to England years back for her first time, I wanted to have a family reunion. One of my aunties knew of this local pub and they were willing to put up with us rowdy Atkinson clan for an afternoon/evening. We are a wild bunch! The staff were incredibly friendly, and handled a table top of 20+ very well as we all ordered food and plenty of drinks as well. Loved the cozy feel and felt surrounded by history. It's roughly 250 years old and opens for hundred of years serving patrons. As an American, that's absolutely bonkers to me! Thank you for a lovely reunion with the amazing family I adore tremendously across the pond. Hope to be back soon and have a pint!
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Pint of Guinness and an IPA
Local dive bar/brewery that serves food and is located at the edge of the airport. Right in line…read morewith the flight path, so super noisy. Both indoor and outdoor dining, outdoor is on picnic tables only. The night we were here they were out of their draft beer because rhey ran out of gas to pressurize it to the taps. Service was less than friendly throughout our two hour visit. No table service, order at the bar for both food and drinks. On this Tuesday night, it was an hour wait on food. Had the fish and chips, was average.
We went here with a friend on the last night of our British vacation. The pub may date from 1540…read more But the aircraft landing at Heathrow are more recent! And make a lot of noise every few minutes. Good nonalcoholic drinks: zero alcohol beer and wine, and mocktails. We liked the five small plates and the desserts: jam roly poly and three flavors of ice cream. Women's toilet was OK. To improve: four menu items were off: no longer available. The desserts took 35 minutes to reach us. The bar staff did not clear the empty glasses and bottles. The men's toilet was bad: black mold on the walls, lime deposits on the toilet handle, and a strong urine smell!
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Very low aircraft
Absolutely delicious!…read more The food here is excellent, and the menu has a lot of options to choose from. We came early in the morning, and there were only a couple of other diners eating when we walked in. We were promptly seated and our drink order was taken. There was only one server, and he didn't come back with my coffee, or take our food order for ages. I admit, I was very frustrated with the long wait, and mumbled under my breath about how long it took to make a coffee. Unbeknownst to me, the server was right behind me and heard my remark... needless to say, service was prompt and efficient after that! I ordered the Plant Plate and was absolutely blown away at the huge portions, also how delicious everything was. I'm American, and my spouse is British, so I always thought it was strange to watch him eat baked beans for breakfast over the years... but surprisingly, it's pretty good and I'd definitely have it again. My spouse had the Pancake Stack with fresh fruit and really enjoyed his as well. The dining room is bright, airy, comfortable, and clean. The toilets are clean as well. Overall, the food was excellent, reasonably priced, and a great value for the huge portions and fresh, delicious food you get to enjoy. Highly Recommended!
Nice wait staff. Accomodating and made recommendations as requested. There's both indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating available. Food comes out hot and made fresh to order. The highlight was definitely the crispy calamari in my opinion. My party enjoyed Bill's Fish Pie which had pieces of salmon in (tasted like mashed potatoes). They have both indoor and outdoor seating available. Price is fair. Unfortunately, this is not really my type of food (too heavy for me), so it'll probably be my first and last, but if this is your jam, you should definitely check it out. This was my first time here and will probably be my last.
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Great local village pub. Not an easy thing to find in this area. Food is reasonable and the staff…read moreare great. A "proper" English country pub on the edge of the urban nightmare.
The Oak & Saw has just been totally redecorated in warm, cosy colours and looks great. There is…read morealso a new solid oak dining table that seats 12 people which is great for parties, birthdays etc. New spring menu with delicious fresh food just launched as well.
This pub was just around the corner from our hotel, so we stopped in more than once on our weeklong…read moreLondon vacay. As they would say in this part of the world, I was absolutely besotted with the cider they had on tap, and hubby got a Hazy IPA that he enjoyed. One night we shared a burger topped with tasty gherkins and burger sauce. It was cooked Medium to perfection. The fries were also nice and crispy on the outside and soft inside. It's got a great atmosphere with lots TVs. A big darts tourney was going on when we stopped in one night.
Lovely good, lovely staff, great portion, and lovely environment…read more My full rack of pork was lovely however the salt and petter squid was not fried long enough or was not air dried long enough so was still a little 'wet'. All in all, I'd go back again if I want a pub for a beer with a few mates.
Amazing food and drinks. I know the menu changes so I don't want to say what you should get but I…read morehad the steak and fries (American name for it). Old fashioned was perfect. Great service and ambiance.
Surprising English pub with fine food and great small wine producer. On top of it they are…read moresupporting local products producers.
The perfect spot for Christmas or honestly life! The staff,…read morethe food, the whole vibes, are everything any one needs. Amanda and Graham were just stand out and the most lovely! Please come here :)
we had an early lunch before going to the ballet - just 3 of us. We were greeted warmly by Amanda…read more At mid day on a Saturday when we arrived there were no customers, but Amanda was so welcoming and helpful and continued to be so the pub filled up and became really busy and buzzy. The food was delicious everything precisely cooked and not too heavy portions. We would have enjoyed ourselves anyway because the food was so good, but Amanda sonehow made it special. I wish I could find such a helpful welcome at many other places! I live out of London, but will return when in that area again. Well done to the chef, Amanda and for making it "pubbie" but somehow not old hat. good ambience.
After a long day, walking around London, I was exhausted, hot, and hangry! Covent Garden was…read moreoverwhelming. So many people. Then I found the Porter House! We scored an outdoor table and it was the perfect place to relax after a busy day. The staff was friendly. I'd always wanted to try an Irish spice bag, but I eat plant-based! They had a vegan version! It was amazing! Incredibly unhealthy, but incredibly delicious! Plus, they had cider on tap - Red Fin Cherry Berry was fantastic! That meal soothed my soul! We went back the next day, but sadly, the cider was gone. I will definitely return next time. I'm in London.
What a sensational spot we stumbled upon walking around. Fantastic live music in the basement,…read moreawesome multi-floor pub with delicious creamy pints of beamish. Really nice selection of Irish pints. Must go if in the area.
Great food! service is awesome. Exactly what I pictured as a local English pub. Easy walk from…read moreMelia Whitehouse Hotel.
Awesome bar with great food and drinks and many locals, giving it great vibes, especially during…read morefootball matches.
6/24/2022 this is now The Duke of Battersea, a restaurant by the Brewdog Brewery…read more I got a buffalo chicken sandwich, called a "burger" on the menu which was worrisome. It was stellar. Extremely good. Felt like a combination of buffalo and Nashville hot. Crispy, medium hot, and they nailed the blue cheese. Nice seating inside and out, good selection of Brewdog beer on tap.
Was looking for a spot for dinner and stumbled upon this place. The menu had a good variety of food…read morebut I'd call it bar food rather than restaurant food. Everything was good overall, and they have AMAZING mashed potatoes!
Service staff is pleasant, food came quickly, Ambiance is old English pub which is great fun,…read moremoderately loud Noon on Tuesday. Both order Fish & Chips w/mushy peas & €5 side salads. Huge filet of haddock, handful of chips, small cuppa mushy green peas (why peas vs slaw?). Note: salt prevails here! Fish very well cooked, skin on one side, moderately coated, crispy and tasty. Forget the tasteless salty mush passing for peas. Salad was fresh and small but dressing was weird combo of salt, pepper and oil. Once we squeezed lemon + sprinkle of malt vinegar taste diluted the salt to reasonably high level.
Great little gem in the heart of London, tucked away. We were looking for a cute place to have a…read morepint, and we stumbled on this place. We only had drinks, they were yummy local beers. Service was excellent , we didn't try the food. Would go back for sure
Excellent 1 star meal. Very tiny (only 26 seats). Very cool atmosphere (dual story old building…read morethat has been nicely refurbished. The only compliant is that it is a bit crowded, so be ready for that. Overall, great presentation and experience.
Apparently we brought Texas weather to London as we left 95 degrees only to arrive to 95 degrees so…read moreafter hours or sightseeing and wandering around Covent Garden- we decided to get lit of the sun and grab a drink! This pub is fun! Quaint and curious decor reminiscent of an old London pub with a playlist to match - think 'My Old Man's a Dustman'! Ideally was hoping for a nice glass of IPA but as I have yet to find one I like in the UK - settled with that other item that seems always available on a pub menu - Moet! A lovely cold glass of bubbles!! The rest of my party enjoyed various punch drinks. Pirate and Fruity punchline! The pub had fans to help motivate this crazy London heat and service was lovely !!
Stopped here while looking around Covenant Market on my London vacation. Seems like the restaurant…read morekeeps live entertainment going. While we ate there was an opera singer and then later a group of fellows playing violens. The gentlemen who served us was very nice and made sure we were taken care of. The food itself was as good as I can ask for. I had a basic fish and chips with no complaints. For mainly the entertainment and service i give them full marks!