4.4
- 4.5Food
- 4.4Service
- 4.2Ambience
- 4.3Value
Noise • Moderate
£10.00 per person
Prepaid
1 - 8 people
£10.00 per person
Prepaid
1 - 8 people
£25.00 per person
Prepaid
1 - 8 people
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4.4
Noise • Moderate
Denise
Berkshire1 review
Dined on 26 October 2026
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Christina
Bath/Somerset2 reviews
Dined on 27 September 2026
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Alison
Dorset1 review
Dined on 12 September 2026
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Malcolm
Berkshire3 reviews
Dined on 23 August 2026
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Patrick
Berkshire2 reviews
Dined on 16 August 2026
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Gwenda
Manchester/Greater Manchester29 reviews
Dined on 15 August 2026
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Richard
Berkshire1 review
Dined on 12 August 2026
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Nicki
London2 reviews
Dined on 27 July 2026
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William
Berkshire1 review
Dined on 25 July 2026
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Peter
Oxford/Oxfordshire2 reviews
Dined on 3 July 2026
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For the Sunday roast in particular, portions are generous, guests mention lots of meat, plump or huge Yorkshire puddings and 'massive portions.'
Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, everyday clothes are entirely appropriate for a visit to Crown & Horns.
Crown & Horns fills up at popular sittings, reviewers report it can be packed for Sunday roast sittings and busy on Friday evenings (a reviewer noted the car park full around 6:20pm), while mid-week lunches and some quieter Sundays have been called calm and low-key.
Yes, Crown & Horns offers outdoor dining: guests mention a garden/beer garden and patio that are popular on warm evenings.
Crown & Horns is a characterful 19th‑century country inn with a cosy, traditional pub feel, roaring fires, homely charm, and friendly service; the bar area can be buzzy while the back dining room offers a quieter option.
For the classic roast, Sunday lunch is a favourite, several guests praise the Crown & Horns’ Sunday roasts and family Sunday lunches; if you prefer a quieter visit, reviewers note Friday lunchtimes or midweek lunches tend to be calmer, while Friday evenings often fill up.
Sunday is the go-to day for Crown & Horns if you want a classic roast, guests consistently praise the Sunday lunch and roasts.
Yes, guests regularly mention bringing dogs, with reviewers describing dogs curled up in the back dining room and parties dining with a dog, so friendly four‑legged visitors are commonly seen.
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