The Three Horseshoes in Letchmore Heath in Radlett has joined the stable of the award-winning pub company Peach Pubs, taking the number of excellent pubs owned in Hertfordshire by the business to three. Brand operations director at Peach Pubs, Chris Stagg, says, “The Three Horseshoes is a gorgeous pub that occupies a special place in the village and is enjoyed by guests from across the county.
The property shares many of our characteristics while naturally fitting our ethos and approach. Recently extensively and sympathetically restored, it has a warm, inviting atmosphere and friendly faces serving excellent quality seasonal food and drink in the bar, eatery and garden. “We change our menus with the seasons and cook with quality ingredients from suppliers more used to supplying Michelin-starred restaurants than village pubs. Expect Aubrey Allen British beef, free-range Jimmy Butler Blythborough pork, Cornish lamb, native fish, seafood, and seasonal British food, which is part of our ethic. Guests will enjoy top quality, fresh, honest food, from classic gastropub favourites to modern healthy dishes, alongside weekend blow-out specials from our head chefs’ kitchens. We’re also serious about Sunday roasts, serving at least three choices on our weekly menus.
The Three Horseshoes will continue to serve good food every day with real ales, quality wines and cocktails that are perfect for popping in for a quick drink, a relaxed supper, a leisurely Sunday lunch with loved ones or a celebration dinner in the refined private dining room. Established more than twenty years ago, Peach has 21 other lovely pubs further afield in Bedfordshire, Oxfordshire, Surrey and Warwickshire, each with its character and style.
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