The Pub
The History of The Black Horse
Nestled in the heart of Standlake, The Black Horse is a charming pub steeped in history and tradition. Dating back to the 16th century, this Grade II listed building has been a cornerstone of the village for centuries, providing a welcoming retreat for locals and travellers alike. Click me if you want to book a table.
History
Where Past and Present Meet
Originally built as a coaching inn during a time when Standlake was a bustling stop for those journeying through Oxfordshire, The Black Horse has seen countless generations pass through its doors. The low-beamed ceilings, thick stone walls, and roaring fireplaces stand as a testament to its enduring legacy. It was here that weary travellers rested, locals gathered for a pint, and community bonds were forged.
History
Established as a pub in 1761.
The Black Horse in Standlake has a rich history as a public house, with records indicating its operation since at least 1761. The building itself dates back to the 16th century, showcasing traditional features such as low-beamed ceilings and stone walls, characteristic of English village inns of that era.
Today, The Black Horse stands as a testament to the rich history of Standlake, seamlessly blending its storied past with modern hospitality. Visitors can enjoy the traditional ambiance, complete with exposed beams and open fires, while indulging in exceptional food and a selection of real ales, wines, and other beverages. Book table by pressing me.
