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Hello
For over 30 years the Battye family have been doing a fine job of running the Waggon & Horses in Langsett.
We have become well known for our freshly prepared food, real ale and real fire. With grand views from the garden overlooking Langsett reservoir and the Pennine moors. This comfortable and relaxing inn, built in 1809 of Yorkshire stone, is a grade 1 listed building and set in a most scenic and attractive location. We pride ourself on our good character, friendly service and of course traditional country pub ambience - a welcoming bar, we don't have any nasty fruit machines or piped music, we prefer cards, dominos, a good pint, homely food and the hum of conversation.... a real pub.
Opening Times
Lunch Tuesday - Saturday
Food 12 - 2 Drink 12 - 3
Lunch Sunday
Food 12.30 - 2 Drink 12 - 4
Dinner Tuesday - Thursday
Food 6.30 - 8.30 Drink 6.30 - 10.30
Dinner Friday - Saturday
Food 6.30 - 9 Drink 6.30 - 11
We are happy to cater outside these times for parties of 35 and over
Call us to talk about hiring the pub for your private party - 01226 763147
See our wedding gallery
Pie Sundays!
Due to popular demand Pie Sunday is now every other Sunday! Call to find out when the next Pie Sunday is 01226 763147
We’ll serve all our usual pies, a few specials and our big family meat and potato pies (we can make them big enough for a minimum of six people to a maximum of 12, please note these need to be pre-ordered, preferably the day before). Call 01226 763147 to book.
Holiday cottage
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B&B Special
special B&B deal!
dinner or lunch + B&B
£27.50 per person per night
min 4 nights max 5 (not including sunday or monday) Call 01226 763147 to book.
Mr Fox 2010
A fantastic evening of wild dance, folk music, fireworks and foxes 23rd October 2010
Brass on t' Grass 2010
with Thurlstone Brass Band, date to be confirmed. 2009 was on Sunday 14th June a huge crowd enjoyed a beautiful afternoon of music and a traditional Sunday lunch.
LiFFo9
13 & 14 March 2009 - Langsett international (or is it independent?) Film Festival. Was a great success, a capacity crowd enjoyed two nights of film, including vintage footage of the Holmfirth tiger and films made by Vixen of Stocksbridge
What's On?
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Dinner parties, Film festival, Mr Fox!
Dear Waggon and Horses ...
My wife and I visited you with two very good friends on Thursday (29 May) for a lunch which I was assured would be a quality event. I was in no way disappointed.
I cannot speak for the quality of my wife's or my friends wife's meals because I did not sample them, but the steak pie that us two men of the party ate was, without doubt, the best that I have ever tasted.
Unfortunately this means that I have had to ask my wife not to make steak pie any more because I do not want her to struggle for the rest of her natural to try and meet, and fail to meet, the level of perfection that your pie has achieved. That is now the standard by which I shall judge all others. Since I live in Cornwall, the opportunities for me to sample your pies again are limited. But no matter. I have that wonderful memory.
Thank you.
Robin Favell