Longhorn The Public House

This is a welcoming pub that holds a number of themed events, and encourages local participation such as voting for your favourite ale to make a comeback.
I visited this pub on St. Patricks Day for dinner, where they were having a Irish themed pub quiz later that evening and were playing Irish music in the background whilst we ate.
There are comfortable sofa’s that you sink right into, and booth areas for a more cosy feel.
The menu is varied and they have a number deals throughtout the week such as a Grill night with a meal and drink from £5.99. I ordered the ribeye steak (meduim, rare) so was disappointed when it arrived well done but netherless it was tasty. The potato wedges were very tasty as were the onion rings and not greasy like onion rings can tend to be.
There is ample parking on site, and an outdoor seating area which is welcomed in the Summer months.
Pay this pub a visit you will not be disappointed.

This is a lovely pub with a decent atmosphere and good beers on tap. There’s plenty of seating in different areas, with a reasonable selection of themed ‘nights’. Sunday lunchtimes are best avoided though as it’s difficult to get a seat sometimes.
Whilst it’s a chain, it feels like a good local, and worth a visit!

I love this pub because its nice and warm with big open fires and has some nice seatees to sit and cuddle my girlfriend on. The food is a great price. Since I live around the corner we have made it a bit of regular and have visited lunch times and dinner times.