The Black Horse Pub

A country pub in Hookwood for the whole community

Situated close to Gatwick airport and two and a half miles from the M23, the Black Horse is a great example of a friendly, traditional, English country pub.  

The Black Horse refers to the overnight ride from London to York made by Dick Turpin, on his horse Black Bess in 1737 and the pub is the second ‘Black Horse’ Inn in Hookwood (the old Black Horse Inn was at the top of Horse Hills).    

Renowned locally for its great food and award-winning Badger beers, the pub has plenty of parking, as well as a large garden and children’s play area, making it glorious in the summer. And during the darker and colder winter months our roaring log fires, oak beams and traditional interior really do make it a pub for all seasons and occasions.

We are taking online table bookings for up to six people at this time. If you are from two households and have a total number of guests greater than six, please telephone us to make your reservation.