The Royal Horseshoes Inn — Restaurant in Melton

We hadn't planned to go out for lunch, it was just a spontaneous action after a visit to Belvoir Castle. We decided to drive around and pop into the any place that could accommodate us. We saw the Three Horse Shoes , it looked like a typical quaint English pub. The car park was busy , so that was a good sign but we arrived closer to 2.00 pm and expected to be turned away. However, we were given a very warm welcome and if we waited a couple of minutes , a table would be ready. Just as we were looking at the menu on the chalk board, the roast beef was erased.There were other choices but we decided to leave it and go elsewhere. However, we received our drinks and before we could say ' forget the table ', the waitress enquired if we were wanting the beef, to which we both said yes. Then in lowered tones, she said we could replace the beef with rump steak, there was no hesitation in us accepting the offer. We were warned that there would be a delay but we were quite happy to wait owing to the time. We were served up a delicious roast with rump steak cooked to perfection for our individual tastes. My husband followed that with a delicious apple and rhubarb crumple that was of very generous proportion. We were more than delighted with our meal and then as we were leaving the chef came to apologise again, for not having...

Call me a leprechaun and get me a pot because ive found gold. What a pub! Every village pub has its uniquity but this one has knocked them out the park. Inside a stunning building is one of the friendliest places ive been to. The staff (Chloe in particular) were so welcoming they made mother Teresa look like Pol Pot. I have no doubt this pub has been around for 2 millenia, because if jesus was to have a ‘last supper’ it mustve been here. The chefs worked a miracle in that kitchen. If my girlfriend wasnt there to tell me off for bad manners i wouldve licked the plate clean. Every local to Waltham on the Wolds should feel privileged to have this at your...

Absolutely amazing experience! We stopped off on the way back from a day out and so glad we did. The lady who served us couldn't do enough, had everything we needed and asked us if there was anything else plenty of times. It was early afternoon so was very quiet in the lounge area and gave off very cute village vibes, the atmosphere on a summers day was gorgeous. The food was amaaazing (defo recommend the burgers and chips) and was like proper pub cooked food. Massive pots of tea, good portion of food. Genuinely a lovely place - if it was closer to where we lived we'd be coming back more often but unfortunately all I can do is tell you that...