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The Black Horse Inn |
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The Black Horse Inn |
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Sharon and Paul Crossley are very pleased to welcome you to our Mobile Website. We hope you will favour us with a visit to this lovely part of the country and that you will take the time to step in and enjoy our ales and the fayre of our rich and varied Restaurant and Bar Menus. If you are visiting from afar, why not consider a stay in one of our very comfortable rooms? We are only about 10 minutes from Newmarket and Cambridge by car and we have ample car parking.
The Black Horse Inn is a very historic
building and was established in 1765
when it was known as The Horse and Groom, a traditional coaching Inn. It was not until the 1870's that the name was changed to The Black Horse Inn.
The Black Horse is open from 11.30am to 11.30pm every day other than Sunday when we close at 9.30pm.
The Black Horse serves food from midday to 2.00pm and 6.00pm to 9.00pm every day other than Sunday when we serve from midday to 2.00pm only.
This is a glorious Jacobean-style house with an eclectic rare works of art collection and outstanding gardens which contain a working windmill. To learn more about Angelsey Abbey, please click on the link.
This is a small town of some 6,500 people located a couple of miles away from Swaffham Bulbeck. To learn more about Burwell, please click on the link.
This is one of the most beautiful cities in the world and is just 10 miles away from the Black Horse. There is a Park and Ride scheme and also a regular bus service which stops outside the inn. To learn more about Cambridge, please click on the link.
This is the finest Anglo-Saxon earthwork of its kind in the country. To learn more about the Devil’s Dyke, please click on the link.
This large town is the home of the British Horseracing industry and is less than 10 miles away from the Black Horse with a regular bus service that stops outside the inn. To learn more about Newmarket, please click on the link.
Reach, or as it was previously know Reche, has been inhabited for over 2,000 years and boasts an annual fair that dates back to 1201. To learn more about Reach, please click on the link.
The Black Horse Inn has been in existence in this village since 1765. To learn more about Swaffham Bulbeck, please click on the link.
Swaffham Prior is a small neighbouring village to Swaffham Bulbeck. To learn more about Swaffham Prior, please click on the link.
Wicken Fen is a wonderful Nature Reserve, owned and managed by the National Trust. To learn more about Wicken Fen, please click on the link.
