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OUR DRINKS
SELECTION |
Extended range of draught,
bottled beers and wine. Great range of soft drinks. |
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DRAUGHT BEERS
SERVED |
Becks Vier, Carlsberg,
Fosters, Stella, Tetley Smooth, Guinness, Strongbow Cider.
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REAL ALES |
Fullers
London Pride + 2 Guest Ale's.
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ENTERTAINMENT |
42" Plasma Screen. |
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FOOD |
Good Pub Food served from a
varied menu ranging from Grills, classic favourites, burgers, extra
special, small plates, salads and Sunday Roast. |
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ACCOMPANYING
DRINKS |
Range of Wines. Fairtrade Hot
Beverages Tea, Hot Chocolate & Range of Coffees. |
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MEAL TIMES |
Monday - Saturday 12noon -
9.30pm. Sunday 12noon - 9pm. |
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MENU |
Online Menu Here. |
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FOOD OFFER |
Choose Two main meals from a selection for only £12.00. |
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CURRY
NIGHT |
Available Every Wednesday 4pm
- 9pm.
Choose a curry and drink from a selected menu for only £5.49. |
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CHILDREN'S
MENU |
Our Children's menu has all
the classic favourites with no artificial colours, preservatives or
sweeteners. |
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AYLESBURY PREMIER INN
ACCOMMODATION Tel. 08701 977019. |
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RATES |
See our own
website for current rates. |
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BREAKFAST
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Available in
the Horse & Jockey pub to residents & non residents.
Monday - Friday 7am - 9am.
Saturday, Sunday & Bank Holidays 8am - 10am.
Full English £7.35. Continental £5.15.
(all you can eat).
Children under 16 years eat free with full paying adult (terms apply). |
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Book Online
- Click Here to start. |
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FUNCTIONS |
We can cordon off an area of
the restaurant to cater for private parties of up to 49 people. |
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PUB FACILITIES |
Beer Garden, Wheelchair
Access, Disabled Toilet, Baby Changing Facility (disabled toilet). |
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SMOKING
SHELTER |
Shelter with heating &
lighting. |
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OTHER |
Children Welcome (when dining until 9pm),
Free Wi-Fi Access, Huge Car Park, Disabled Car
Parking, Coaches Welcome (prior notice preferred).
ATM Machine. Debit & Credit Cards accepted. |
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 The Horse & Jockey
is located on the main road just
outside Aylesbury town centre. The original pub, along with its
name, is thought to date back to the early 17th Century. It is a
listed building, still retaining its original windows and frames. Over the years
the pub
has been extended and enlarged to the venue you visit today, including
most recently a major refurbishment in June 2007. Fine
food is served from an extensive main menu and can be enjoyed in the restaurant or the bar. There is an excellent choice of
wines or real ales if preferred to complement your meal. With
a Premier Inn next door this is a good place to come and stay
to explore the surrounding area. The pub serves breakfast to Lodge
visitors and passers by. When you next visit this part of the
country be sure to call in and enjoy some time with us.
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