Eat Out London!Coach & Horses
Visit the Coach & Horses in Clapham for Craft beers, awesome pizza & all the big screen sport that’s worth watching.
Coach & Horses Clapham - Frontier Pubs
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The Coach — The Coach
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The Coach is a neighbourhood pub and garden with good European food.
We also offer grower Champagnes from independent vineyards and a selection of cocktails and sharpeners.
Expect signature dishes such as grilled rabbit, mustard sauce and smoked bacon; onglet, frites and aoli; and steak tartare, while on Sundays, it's the turn of his traditional roast.
The premises had once adjoined a Bear Garden that provided such amusements as bear baiting and cockfighting.
Rumours that the landlord kept the bears in his cellar until one day his ladder slipped and he met a grisly end are unconfirmed.
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The Coach House by Michael Caines Restaurant | Kentisbury Grange
The Coach House by Michael Caines, is a culinary experience that will change the way you think about restaurant dining.
A masterpiece of contemporary rustic design and innovative yet classic cuisine, the celebrated restaurant was awarded three AA Rosettes in 2017 and Gold for Restaurant of the Year in the South West Tourism Awards 2016 for the second year running.
The Coach House, Darley Abbey, Derby: B&B review | Travel | The ...
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With its stylish, Scandi-tinted interiors, this B&B edges into hotel territory; an impression reinforced when gorging on its lavish breakfast When I heard a new B&B had opened in my home town of Derby, I had a mental picture of the dull, dreary guesthouses in a Patrick Hamilton novel.
The main building is Mile Ash House, built in 1860 and once home to Reverend Walter Weston, a polymath who played for Derby County in their inaugural season, popularised mountain climbing in Japan, lectured at Cambridge and wrote a few books.
I like to think he’d approve of the new snug, a space to read and tuck into the help-yourself homemade brownies; it has royal blue walls, a mahogany bar and a kitsch painting of Duke Gibson: a monkey in military dress.
Instead, we took the opportunity to visit the city’s hottest new restaurant, Terroir Bistro, which recently won restaurant of the year in the Derby Food and Drink awards.
Joseph Wright almost certainly spent a lot of time in Derby Cathedral, alongside his fellow Lunar Society members; Erasmus Darwin had a house only 100 yards away.