The Three Horseshoes, Witney

Another low ceilinged Cotswold stone building, this one is heavily gastroised at the rear, the front is still quite pub like with settles, benches and people sat at the bar, although the tables are candle powered. There is a comfy chair by the fire and a pile of newspapers, it even has a GBG2009 sticker in the door and its old Morland's sign hanging outside. There are three pumps on the counter with Adnams, Hobgoblin and White Horse brews, the White Horse being particularly good, Sharps and Cottage advertising materials hints at other guest ales, a low T Bar provides the keg substitutes and of course there is a fair amount of wine available. The service was good and not too restauranty in style. At the back are two dining rooms, one each side of a corridor leading to the toilets. The front is dark and intimate making it a place for quiet seduction rather than a few pints.