The Coach & Horses, Exclusive Hire
14A, St. Anne's Road, Chertsey, KT16 9DG -
Up to
70 guestsOffers
catering
There’s no place like home – but The Coach and Horses in Chertsey certainly comes close. Hearty home-cooked food, fine real ales and great-value guestrooms soon have you feeling like part of the furniture. Come on in - a friendly welcome awaits…
There’s nothing quite like holding a party in a pub – with the drinks flowing freely and banter flying around between friends and family. So if you’ve got a special occasion to celebrate, or you just fancy getting your nearest and dearest together for the night, book your function now at The Coach and Horses.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 70
Cabaret
up to 40
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Amenities
Tea
Audio & visual
WiFi
Other
TV Screen
Location
Reviews
Renae B
Service and food were great. Space is a tad tight. Best spot is along the bar/facing the kitchen. We had the burger, chips, hispi cabbage, chicken Kiev, chocolate mousse and treacle tart. Everything was delicious. However this is rich food. Pace yourself! Seasoning on Kiev was also slightly heavy handed. But overall it was well worth the price and we were astounded at the price of the set menu. What a bargain! £15 for 2 courses. We'll definitely be back to try the set menu.
ShakeBakeJake
Great food; not been there before, so the staff helpfully explained that the food was more served like a tapas way than the traditional 3-course. Between 2 of us, we ordered 3 dishes each, plus 2 desserts, and that was plentiful. Each dish was beautifully presented and just as delicious to eat! Service was very attentive and friendly. Cannot fault it. It was one of the hottest days of the year, so the windows were wide open and we had a lovely breeze coming through keeping us comfortable. Very pleased with it all.
Alistair Millar
Enjoyable restaurant. Food is very well prepared and presented but a little on the bland side (especially starters duck liver parfait and watercress soup). Quail was super though. Order the chips and ponder when does a chip become a roast potato, and when does a roast potato become a chip. Service was a bit clunky. “Would you like another glass of champagne?” “No thank you. Maybe later.” Glass of champagne arrives. “Excuse me is this complimentary? We didn’t order it.” “I thought you did.” Yanks glass away. I think my expectations were too high having read reviews. Go in expecting mediocre food and service and you will pleasantly surprised.
Michelle Osborne
Quite a mixed bag in terms of food. A key thing to note is despite the prices looking like full meal rates the menu is designed as more of a tapas/taster menu. This means you are encouraged to order 2-3 options per person. The food was very rich, with some excellent classics and then some less well executed items , such as the 'coach chips' which I assume where supposed to be triple cooked but they were just rock hard and highly salted. The staff were all great though and it was a novel experience but overall I wouldn't return.
S Lou
This place is good but not outstanding. Liked all dishes but didn’t love them to a point where I’d come back for them - all reasonably well executed except for the beef hash which was extremely salty despite having very good flavor (and I usually eat VERY salty). Overall a pleasant experience, service is subdued but friendly, a bit slow, but nothing to complain about. Price point is good. Setting is nice. Again, just nothing overly exciting, but not bad by any means either.