The Coach & Horses
The Coach & Horses in Caerwent has three newly refurbished rooms available throughout the year for people who require a weekend break in the South Wales Valleys to an extended break or even local events such as golf tournaments at any of the local golf courses or even horse racing at Chepstow racecourse. The Coach and Horses off ers full access to the rooms via the pub which is also accustomed for disabled people. Each room has it’s own unique view across the South Wales landscape enhancing the quiet tranquil beauty needed to get away from fast paced life. Breakfast is served between 8 am & 10 am in the restaurant every morning. A choice of cereals, toast or even a full Welsh breakfast ac- companied by fresh juice , tea & coff ee is available.
The Coach and Horses prides itself on providing real pub food sourcing meat & vegetables from local Welsh farms. All of our pies are homemade and fi lled with the fi nest cuts of Welsh meat. Our chips are made from potatoes from a local farm and are of a good portion size. Our locally sourced cuts of beef are a real treat for anyone who loves a good steak! Sunday lunch is always a treat at the Coach and Horses. We serve a variety of meat including locally sourced Chicken , Lamb, Beef and Pork served with a variety of locally sourced fresh vegetables, roast potatoes , homemade yorkshire puddings and fi nished off with the best homemade gravy! The public bar in the Coach and Horses has
Contact Us
Caerwent, Monmouthshire
, NP26 5AX
www.caerwent-coachandhorses.co.uk
coach-horses.caerwent@outlook.com
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