Five Course Surprise Tasting Menu for £19 at The Racehorse at Catworth (62% Off)

Five Course Surprise Tasting Menu for £19 at The Racehorse at Catworth (62% Off)

When generous restaurateurs offer meals on the house, it’s always wise to check there’s no roof-climbing required. Scale the heights of culinary pleasure with today’s Groupon: £19 for a five course meal consisting of surprise dishes at The Racehorse at Catworth.

Neatly perched in the leafy Cambridgeshire countryside and combining hearty cuisine with homely comforts, The Racehorse at Catworth proudly serves up traditional pub food with an à la carte twist. With a renovated barn sneakily playing hide and seek behind the main inn, the restaurant proves ideal for a lunchtime treat or evening retreat. With comfy brown leather high backed seats, easy-on-the-eye soft cream walls, sparkling church candles and real wooden furniture, guests can expect a pleasant, cosy dining experience.

Venturing into the neat, historic village of Catworth, hidden on the cusp of Peterborough, Huntingdon and Cambridgeshire, adventurous foodies can sample a delicious five course meal made up of a selection of surprise dishes chosen by the chef. Guests with any particular dietary dislikes or allergies can pass on a message to the waiter or waitress, who will make sure needs are properly catered for. Diners will also have an excellent selection of real local ales to choose from at the bar, as well as an impressive wine menu and choice of beers.

Reviews

The Racehorse has garnered plenty of encouraging reviews from satisfied guests, which heap praise upon the fine cuisine and welcoming ambience.

I recently took some friends to the Racehorse for lunch and our food was served quickly; tasted superb and the service was excellent. Will definately [sic] be eating at The Racehorse again.
– oldcaterhamian, Beer in the Evening, Jan 2011

We went with friends for Sunday lunch and were greeted by the friendly staff, the lovely log fire was a very pleasant welcome in this cold weather. We all chose something different. The whitebait starter was fresh and plentyful [sic]. The venison was superbly cooked and very flavoursome; the Sunday roast beef was deliciously tender as was the roast turkey; and the fillet steak was to die for, all served with plenty of freshly cooked vegetables, in fact more than we could finish. The deserts were freshly made and we tried the chocolate orange tarte [sic] which nicely rounded off the meal.
– dubdub, Beer in the Evening, Dec 2010