Waggon & Horses — Restaurant in England

1 star because I couldn't choose 0. Went here after the landlord from a close by pub had a heart attack and tried to get a table. Although loads of tables available the woman in charge didn't even try to be friendly. She refused us a table early in the evening when we had just finished work and when I took a photo she demanded to know why and when I said I'll do a review she snorted and had a really disgusting attitude. Awful person. Pub looks great but run by an awful woman who makes it miserable and a place to avoid entirely. If you want to be in hospitality, put a smile on darling. What an awful awful unwelcoming experience. Saddest part is we were warned not to even try because of her. Should have listened. Avoid at...

I've been coming since I was a boy! Literally a boy! Back then, you could get crisps and pop from a serving hatch in the wall. Over the last 50 years that I remember the pub has been a good honest traditional pub, like an anchor keeping life calm and in its place, when all around you are beset with trial and adversity The Waggon is that place you can come to and leave the outside at the door and join in good beer, good company and for a few fleeting moments enjoy the peace and tranquility that only beer can give. Long live the British pub, that island of sanity in a...

Went to the Waggon today for the football, was immediately asked to leave without even being able to grab a pint, the night was for ‘locals’ only. I’ve grown up in And around Barton most of my life and went to the waggon for the third week in a row to watch the football whilest they were not even that busy (spending £150-200/night). Bit of a sucker punch having booked a table the week before and then being told to leave upon arriving 30 mins before kickoff. I’ll definately be taking my business elsewhere….. Never have I been spoken to in such a rude manner nor will I...