The Running Horse - Menu

Really lovely pub that I stumbled upon when walking the dog. Service was so friendly and coffee and pastry hot and fresh and reasonable prices. Very welcoming to the dog.

Great food brought to you by friendly efficient staff. The venison scotch eggs, black bean tacos and the mussels were particular highlights. Mini desserts with coffee also a great idea.

Loved this restaurant and the decor. The service was good. The food was amazing with great choices available. Plenty of choice for pescatarians too. We would certainly visit again if in the area.

Lovely atmosphere and friendly staff for breakfast with the family. I grew up in Littleton but haven’t been back in years and this place has certainly been lovingly looked after. Food was good (waffles particularly) and friendly service

The food was mediocre but the service from our server called Sam was second to none, whilst dealing with other customers my partner was having problems finding the W.C. he went out of his way to direct my partner in the right direction,after we had finished and left the premises Sam went out of his way to to makesure we enjoyed our meal

I had visited The Running Horse a good few years ago and it's been extended since I visited. The atmosphere is excellent and the service super. I visited with my daughter for a late Sunday lunch. I'm always wary of ordering Roast Beef unless I'm sure that I'm going to get beef that is still pink and not overcooked. The Roast Beef I had was excellent, tender, extremely tasty and the rest of the meal was good too, including crispy roast potatoes and Yorkshire Pudding. I'd certainly go back.

Absolutely delicious offering a great menu with something for everyone, 2 of us had the steak and ale pie with mash and vegetables and real gravy it which was the best pie I’ve had and the whole meal was yumcious, my other friend had whitebait to start off of the set menu followed by the sausage mash vegetables and onion gravy and no words were needed after he left an empty plate. Although we were full we decided to share a dessert of chocolate brownie and ice cream with 3 spoons we had to restrain ourselves waiting for our turn to have a spoonful, next time might have one each!!! The staff were lovely, welcoming and friendly and already planning our next visit.

This is definitely a destination pub and takes a little finding. First impressions were good with a nice large car park and welcoming entrance. The pub has a lot of character but with a modern horse themed twist. Given that it was a Saturday evening the venue wasn’t very busy and although we were shown to a table we were also told we could choose anywhere in the area. A drinks order was taken quickly and menus delivered. All seemed good at this stage and the drinks and a bowl of olives were brought to the table. It took a little while for the server to take our food order and it was quite surprising that they didn’t write it down but preferred instead to ‘remember it’. The starters arrived f...

We booked a large double for an overnight break after going to a concert in Winchester. The location is pretty, it has a spacious car park and the hairdryer in the room has a nozzle. But that is about where the positives ended. Boutique is sadly a term being much misused by pub chains trying to make a quick buck without any effort. The rooms are a series of chalets, almost, next to the pub so an outdoor and slightly flimsy vibe to the structure and the door. The bed, two singles pushed together, dipped in the middle and the bedding and pillows weren 't comfortable. The bathroom was tiny and looked nothing like the sophisticated black tiled one in the pictures. And the outdoor seating area op...