G.W. Horners — Restaurant in England

G.W. Horners is a really nice bar, this old cinema has been repurposed and sympathetically altered. It's great that this historic building is still in use. There's a decent range of beers and lagers, sadly no cask conditioned real ales. It's one large room with a pool table. The staff are friendly and it is a welcoming pub. The rear of the cinema has been demolished and is now a nice large beer garden with a good size covered area. When it opened in 1910, the Kinema Picture Palace had a marble paved semicircular floor. It was renamed the Regent in 1919 and closed in 1978. In 1980 it opened as a roller disco, then it was turned into a leisure centre. Hopefully, it will survive as a pub for many...

Very friendly pub, regulars are welcoming, some people my not think it's there cup of tea, which they do serve also coffee too, brilliant atmosphere also bingo on Wednesdays with karaoke and disco also DJ/Karaoke Friday, Saturday and Sunday, get yourselves in...

Called in for a quick pint. Good service. Sadly no cask ales. There was a DJ playing some tunes which gave the place some atmosphere. Apart from that the pub is spacious albeit a bit stark. Ideally located for the train station. Just another run of...