NEWLY REFURBISHED! Cosy, friendly, country pub in the Ribble Valley. Fab food, great beer, beautiful beer garden & a snooker table too!
The Bay Horse is a cosy, friendly pub on the A59 at Osbaldeston serving quality, fresh, homemade food everyday 12-8pm. With our great range of cask ales, draught lagers & delicious wines it’s the perfect place to stop off for a quick one! We also have a fantastic beer garden & traditional ‘Tap Room’ with snooker table making it a great place to meet up with friends & family.
Well….. What could I say about this pub. If I could give a minus I would!! We chose this venue for our Xmas lunch from work. 4 of us arrived at 12.00. Empty pub! We ordered within 10 minutes after being informed by the staff that there was no meat. (I know what you’re thinking at this stage. “You should have left”) red flag. However we only had 1 hr so chose the fish n chips option. At 1.05 I asked if our meal was going to be served soon as we were already late back to work and the answer was “we’ve had a power cut” despite all the screens, machines and Xmas light still being on?? The meal came 5 mins later. Fish smelt as if it was as off and the chips were soggy and luke warm as if they had been warmed up! Awful!!! It was advertised as a small potion for £12.95. They were true to their word. It was certainly small. In fact I can’t remember seeing such a small potion of food notwithstanding a children’s menu. It’s approx 15/20 years since I was last in this establishment (Funeral)and I kid you not it’s still the same decoration and hasn’t had any renovations or improvements since. Although we were in the bar area for approx 1hr 20 mins there was hardly no one else came into the bar (possibly a couple of people but soon left). No atmosphere at all. Very disappointing visit. I hope it improves for my next schedule visit in 15 yrs.
Fabulous afternoon for a family pre-Christmas get together. Lovely welcoming atmosphere friendly staff and great food. What more can you ask for.
Food was really good. Fresh, tasty and home cooked. A bit rowdy for a lunchtime and the toilets needed cleaning.
We thought we'd try this place en route home and was pleasantly surprised. The food was beautifully cooked and presented and very reasonably priced. They gave us additional gravy when asked. Very friendly. The pictures were interesting too. The only thing I'd change is the music was a bit loud and I'd never serve ice in white wine unless asked first. Well done 👏
Old traditional pub, possibly in need of a bit of updating but the staff are very welcoming and friendly - ready to have a chat. Very popular with locals. Inside it still has the old bar and bar stools which is good to see in a traditional pub, and a good range of draught beers. There is a very large car park with parking spaces for disabled. A ramp up to the door for wheelchairs and wide doors make it very accessible. For the better weather there is a large beer garden, although this is next to the busy main road. Food is basic 'pub grub' with nothing fancy but it was cooked well and very tasty and portions were very large with reasonable prices. The kitchen has a top grade of 5 hygiene rating. TVs with Sky Sports are dotted around and a pool table and dartboard. In all, a great place to while away some time, afternoon or evening.
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Opening Times
| Mon | 12:00 – 00:00 |
| Tue | 12:00 – 00:00 |
| Wed | 12:00 – 00:00 |
| Thur | 12:00 – 00:00 |
| Fri | 12:00 – 00:00 |
| Sat | 12:00 – 00:00 |
| Sun | 12:00 – 00:00 |
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A former 17th-century coaching inn with lots of character and charisma. Big-hearted with some sloping floors, twisty staircases and low ceilings to keep you on your toes. And at the centre of it all, a crackling fire that warms the heart and soul .
