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Herts Pulse Summary — super-powered by AIIn Tring, The Black Horse is a gastropub that regulars use for brunch, lunch, dinner and coffee, with bookings available if you’re planning ahead. It’s a family-friendly spot with a children’s menu, outdoor seating and wheelchair access, and it also takes groups, so it suits anything from a quick bite to a bigger get-together. Live music is part of the draw, and the pub also shows live sport. Dogs are welcome too, which makes it handy for a stop after a walk around town. Customers also point to the care taken with special dietary needs, and it’s clearly used for occasions as well as everyday meals. Desserts are on the menu, and the Black Horse sits on Frogmore Street in Hertfordshire.
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- “A local pub for many in the area. Everyone knew each other! Sunday roast was just okay with parts of the meal tasting like it was reheated and served e.g. the roast potatoes. However portion sizes was decent.”
- “It was lovely like going into someone’s dining room, photo shows main meal .. They were excellent about the Soya and made sure everything was Ok …”
- “I chose the Black Horse for my wife’s 50th surprise birthday party as they gave live music and we wanted our band to play. From start to finish they were superb, Sophia and Lori were extremely attentive, thoughtful and h…”