The Coach and Horses, Bolton by Bowland
The Coach and Horses looks like a solid coaching Inn from the outside, but it's something quite different when you walk in. Check out their website http://www.boutiquedininghouse.co.uk/
to see what I mean.
"Woah, I just want a pint and a bite to eat", I hear you say. Well, you'll be very pleasantly surprised at the Coach and Horses as they stock excellent beer (Bowland Brewery & Copper Dragon) and the food is some of the best we've had in a pub. The first time we ate there, we went straight back the next week and it was just as good. All the dishes we had were excellent, which is something that can't be said of the Three Fishes. (A little too random there - see previous review).
It's a very friendly place too and we were impressed by the fact that you could just nip in and get takeaway fish/chips if you were in a hurry. Somehow the owners seem to have pulled of the spectacularly difficult trick of combining a proper local that serves the community with an upscale eating place that doesn't cost anywhere near what it should do.
2 Comments:
Sorry but you should leave the Coach and Horses out of any review of Lancashire Pubs. A mere local government rerganisation in 1974 can't obliterate the fact that this pub, and the Spread Eagle at Sawley, are in the historic West Riding of Yorkshire. It's time the "occupied territories" were liberated
I'm sure The Coach & Horses and The Spread Eagle will be relieved that Fiery Fred's army will soon free them from their life of serfdom under the evil Duke of Lancaster.
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