Coach And Horses - Richmond Upon Thames

The personal was very welcoming, which brought our visit here to a good start. it has a beautiful, bright, airy restaurant area, and everything seemed very clean, which is always appreciated, but not always a given, unfortunately! the coach horses has a great selection of guestal, and I had a really big winter warmer (a bit on the expensive side.) essential was the only thing that seemed from the ordinary, the grilled frame that was excellent. I couldn't owe it. really delicious. everything else was pretty boring.

After I had been here for drinks before, I thought I would try to eat this, so decided to take my parents here for lunch on Friday afternoon. it served a purpose to offer lunch and eating was not bad, although it looked a bit washed out. I chose the fed chicken breast on a potato russian with wild spinach and a fungus green. the chicken was a hauch about what was a canvas and the spinat was a beautiful accompaniment from green to a very brown dish. the gravur was too thick and the rosti was very dense my vater had the atlantic caught squid with chips (fish and chips.) the muddy heaps were like the more fashionable crushed heaps, but needed...read more

I absolutely adore this place, it has an incredible atmosphere. The staff is exceptional, helpful, and friendly. The rooms are beautiful and come with a well-stocked fridge, fresh milk, and snacks. The dinner and breakfast were cooked perfectly, and it was a treat to be served rather than having a typical breakfast buffet. This is our third time visiting, and we stayed overnight for the second time while visiting Kew Gardens. I highly recommend it.

Having previously been here for drinks I thought I'd try the food, so decided to take my parents here for lunch on Friday afternoon.Generally the experience was ok. It served a purpose to provide lunch and the food wasn't bad, even though it looked a bit washed out.I chose the corn fed chicken breast on a potato rosti with wilted spinach and a mushroom gravy. The chicken was a touch over, which was a shame and the spinach was a nice accompaniment of green to a very brown plate. The gravy was too thick and the rosti was very dense.My father had the Atlantic caught haddock with chips (fish and chips). The mushy peas were like the more fashionable crushed peas, but needed more moisture.I would have preferred a sandwich with a side of chips, but they don't do sandwiches on the menu, which is a shame.

The staff were very welcoming, which put our visit here off to a good start. It's got a nice, bright, airy restaurant area, and everything seemed very clean, which is always appreciated but not always a given, unfortunately! The Coach Horses has a wide selection of guest ales, and I had a really great winter warmer (a bit on the pricey side). Food-wise, the only thing that seemed out of the ordinary was the grilled bream, which was superb. Couldn't fault it. Really very tasty. Everything else was pretty run-of-the-mill.