Formerly a cosy country pub of character, the Black Horse has been refurbished, the bar moved from the centre of the pub to one end, and the walls brightly painted. From the car park the route to the bar is past a wooden floored dining room. This leads to a number of drinking areas where there are several comfortable sofas along with more conventional tables and chairs. Having some slightly raised areas, parts of which are nonsmoking, breaks these up. However, ramps allow all parts to be accessible to the disabled. Doors open out from the back onto a large garden. A number of wines (including two champagnes) are available by the glass from the large wine list. Food is available at all sessions, and there is an impressive cheeseboard with which to end your meal. Old photos on the walls show the pub as a Mellersh & Neale pub. Note that children under 14 are not allowed in the pub.