FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

The Horns Pub is open: Wed–Thu 11:00–22:00; Fri–Sat 11:00–23:00; Sun 12:00–19:00. These hours suit lunches, early dinners and weekend evenings. Check with the pub for any seasonal changes or special holiday hours. Check our kitchen hours (https://www.thehornspub.co.uk/dining)

Guests frequently praise the Sunday roast, burgers and desserts, especially the Sticky Toffee Pudding and Apple Crumble. Starters like wild mushroom pate and Barbeque Chicken Wings also get mentions, so popular choices span roasts, pub burgers and dry aged steaks.

Yes, families dine here regularly and guests have brought children for Sunday roast and evening meals. The menu includes classic, kid‑friendly choices (Fish Finger Sandwich, Beef Burger) and generous portions, so it’s suitable for family outings. For very young children or specific needs, call ahead to check high chairs or seating.

Yes, a service charge of 12.5% will be added to your bill.

Yes, The Horns Pub at Crazies Hill has two Kingsize rooms with ensuite showers. You can book by phone, email or by popping in to see us. Visit our contact (https://www.thehornspub.co.uk/contact)page to get in touch.

Yes, at the main entrance we have step-free access for wheelchairs. Please let us know in advance so we can accommodate you at a suitable table.

Yes, we have plenty of parking in our large car park next to the pub.

Yes, while there’s no formal policy listed, guests praise the friendly, accommodating staff and the menu notes encourage asking your server for allergen information. For table requests, dietary needs or celebrations, call ahead so the team can prepare and reserve the best table for your visit.

Yes, The Horns Pub is a cosy, newly refurbished village gastro pub that works well for a relaxed date night. Guests praise the stylish renovation, friendly service and a menu of elevated pub dishes (burgers, pies, Sunday roast and standout desserts). Pair a main with one of the hand‑picked wines mentioned by guests for a comfortable, intimate evening. For a quieter table, consider a midweek booking or an earlier seating on weekends.

For a lively weekend vibe, visit Friday–Sunday evenings or Sunday lunch for the roast. For a quieter meal, midweek (Wednesday or Thursday) or early evening bookings are likely calmer. Guests noted the pub was very busy on opening night, so booking ahead is wise for weekend and peak service times.

Yes, the menus clearly mark vegetarian, vegan and gluten‑free options. You'll find vegan and vegetarian small plates, mains (Vegan Wellington, Spiced Bean Burger) and several gluten‑free choices across starters, mains and desserts. Ask staff about allergens and adaptations if you have specific dietary needs.

Yes, The Horns runs seasonal and special menus. Guests and menus point to a popular Sunday Lunch menu and special offerings like Pie of the Week and a Christmas Lunch menu/price, which indicate seasonal experiences and special menus for holidays.

Yes, at The Horns Pub in Crazies Hill, guests explicitly describe dogs relaxing around the bar after walks, indicating the pub is dog‑friendly in areas such as the bar. If you’re bringing a dog and need a particular table or area, ring ahead to check current seating and guidelines.

Portion sizes are generous, guests frequently mention hearty servings, especially for Sunday roast and pub classics. One guest noted “great portions” and several reports of satisfied diners finishing their plates. Expect filling mains like the roast sharing platter, burgers and pies; prices were described as fair for what you get.

Yes, the menu includes rotating and seasonal items such as ‘Pie of the Week’ and a separate Christmas Lunch menu, indicating the kitchen updates offerings for seasons and special occasions. Guests have noted the menu felt fresh and appropriately curated at reopening.

Warm, welcoming and recently refurbished, The Horns blends traditional village charm with modern comfort. Guests highlight friendly young staff, attentive new management, a high‑standard renovation and a relaxed pub feel (dogs are often seen by the bar after local walks). It’s ideal for casual dining with friends, families or a cosy date night.

It depends on your goal: for a classic pub roast and lively atmosphere, go on Sunday when roasts are featured. For a quieter, relaxed meal, choose midweek (Wednesday or Thursday). Weekends are great for evening socialising but expect busier service, booking is advised.

The Horns Pub, Crazies Hill is rated 4.5 stars by 40 OpenTable diners. And 4.8 by Google Reviews.

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