Great Hall at The Lygon Arms in Wychavon

James Martin inspired menu in a beautiful setting. Visited on a Sunday lunch so a smaller menu. Food was excellent as was the service. £45 for 2 courses or £55 for 3. Really nice treat

We booked for afternoon tea, we were really looking forward to it. We had read on the website there was parking but initially we really struggled to find it as it is hidden behind the hotel when we did there was only one space so we ended up blocking each other in, not ideal but worked. We were a little early so we asked if we could register our cars and look round the shops which we were allowed to do. Arrived for afternoon tea hovered in the room for a while waiting for a server. Taken to our table very nice setting. Can’t lie staff were unenthusiastic and seemed like they wanted to be anywhere but there. Afternoon tea took a while to arrive and when it did the server couldn’t explain what the items were. Sandwiches were ok nothing special. Scones we had were raw in the middle we asked if it was possible to have fresh ones which wasn’t a problem but sadly when they arrived they were also raw so we left them. Cakes were nice and good size. Came to paying and we requested to take the service charge off and leave it in cash instead. The waitress questioned us on this and rolled her eyes. As we were collecting our things we could hear the waiting staff moaning that we had taken off the service charge off I won’t repeat what they called us but wasn’t pleasant. I used the toilet and when I returned they were still moaning. So just so the waiting staff are aware the mirrored screen isn’t sound proof and we heard everything you said about us. After hearing this we chose not to leave a cash tip. Left quite frustrated. Setting is nice and afternoon tea ok on the expensive side for what it is. Staff let the side down sadly.

Five members of family and friend visited The Lygon for afternoon tea on Monday 25/03/24. Despite not being in the fullness of youth we were invited to sit on the most uncomfortable sofa around a coffee table! Despite there being obviously 5 in our party, we were presented with "tea" for 4 - which arrived after a substantial wait. We pointed out to staff that there were actually 5 in the party - cue for another long wait whilst the staff rectified the situation!! The scones presented to my wife (gluten-free) were harder than rock cakes, the remaining scones were so crumbly that they disintegrated before cream/jam could be applied. If this wasnt enough, when we paid, the hotel had the audacity to automatically apply a 12.5% "service charge" - which was not paid needless to say. All in all, a very disappointing show from the Lygon. As we are local, we will think more than twice about returning.

We came here for my husband's 60th birthday. It was a super experience. Delicious food, nice menu, excellent service by the lovely Jolie!

Booked restaurant for birthday treat. How disappointing after waiting years to go there. Firstly restaurant didnt tell us our table was ready after sitting in bar for 30 mins! We had to chase it up with manager. We then had to wait 50 mins for meal to arrive, it was passed 22.00 before we ate. I had lamb which was nice enough but gravy far too thick looked like made out of granules! It certainly was not worth £120 price tag which had 12% service charge which I object to. I tip what I think its worth thankyou. Wont go back for sure!

I have always loved this Hotel. This December was our 4th visit. However, it’s not a great place to eat, if you have food allergies now. The menus both for breakfast and an evening meal have the minimum of choice. I’m Celiac and dairy free and was shocked that there is no alternative choices for anything. The breakfast is not good at all and other than requesting gf bread which you have to ask for and you only receive one postage stamp piece of it ! The rest of the breakfast you are left with the minimum amount of choice that are safe to eat. It was sad that’s there is no dairy free yogurt no GF cereal no gf pastries or biscuits. Couldn’t even eat the sausages or mushrooms this very much limits what I would call ‘the hearty breakfast’. If you like sitting watching people tuck in then it’s the place to be! We found the evening meal just as limiting I couldn’t even have any potatoes with any meal no starter other than veg and unless you like garden salad or plain vegetables with a steak your pretty much stuck. This is really rather poor for a hotel / restaurant of this standard. Luckily most local restaurants/cafe have an abundance of choice so I didn’t starve snd the food in establishments was over and above both in quality and choice. But it’s put a damper on whether I would return which is sad because I have always enjoyed staying at this hotel until now.

Me and my friends decided to come to The Lygon Arms for a drink on a Friday night, instantly we came into an unsurprisingly empty bar and were met with a snide comment about not being able to open a stiff door, We went and sat down to enjoy a pint ( spending 6 pounds which is easily one of the highest priced pints in the town). We sat down for about 15 minutes and a few more people came along to sit down and were rudely refused entry for not instantly purchasing any alcohol 2 of which were designated drivers and one a recovering alcoholic. We were just sat quietly enjoying a drink and we were met with without a doubt the worst service I have ever experienced in my life, which I am not using lightly. I would avoid this place like the plague. As a local I would recommend instead of wasting your time here going to: The Noel Arms, The Bakers Arms, The Volunteer Inn or The Cotswold House Hotel to name a few.

Me and my friends went for a drink, and I found that the staff were very rude to us and were making fun of my friend who was staying sober as he was the designated driver. My mate is a recovering alcoholic very rudely for not consuming alcohol and made us feel unwelcome. I was made to feel very uncomfortable and wanted to leave. The bar staff called Jo was incredibly snide and was very sarcastic. I’ve never left a review before but this was unacceptable behaviour and very bad business. I think it’s safe to say I’m never going back. Also very expensive. I hope this place closes down.

Food was awful. 4th time at the James Martin Grill each time we were very disappointed, never again. We have seen many changes over the years and have always returned. Regrettably the food served since the James Martin launch has not lived up to expectations and has deteriorated in quality.

Having had a very poor dinner experience a few months ago we returned because they gave us a voucher to encourage a return visit! Food was ok but so expensive for what it is. Prawn cocktail £22 - you are having a laugh! It is interesting reading other reviews on here about not being allowed in for drinks when plenty of space inside, and being made to feel unwelcome. This is exactly what happened to us last year and clearly nothing has changed. This place lacks a feeling of warmth and such a pity as it used to be such an excellent hotel.

Devon Cream Teas - what could be more simple for a Hotel of this renown? Earl Grey tea option, with lemon, for 2 ordered. It came with milk, one teabag in a big pot (weak as dishwater, and frankly at these prices we expected leaf tea!), no lemon…and no scones. Reminded waitress after waiting 15 mins we had no lemon…and no scones…the weak tea going cold and could she please therefore re-fresh the pot…she offered us more hot water, for the now, insipid lonely teabag. Another 10 mins, lemon comes, no refreshed pot….still no scones. She apologised for the ‘printer in the kitchen’ being broken? A waiter then appeared…with no scones…and apologised for the delay as there were 40 cream teas ordered in front of us! Would have been nice to know 30 minutes ago when we arrived. So we left the cold dishwater and left! Definitely not The Lygon Arms of old and frankly, if I were James Martin, I’d get my name taken from above the door asap.

We were met by a rather arrogant doorman who looked me up and down and asked if we were staying ? I said no. So he said we are full and wen to close the door, I said we have a reservation in the restaurant. So we were let in. At reception it was clear my reservation had been lost but was questioned as to I had actually made one. NOT A GOOD START ! The waiter was as dull as dish water. Our starter...prawn cocktail was probably the best I've ever had. Steak and chips for main was just average. Way to much salt on the chips though. My wife had a very disappointing cod. There was zero atmosphere in the restaurant, no Christmas music.

When we arrived we were asked if we wanted to leave our coats but were then ignored and left to hang them ourselves. Not a big issue but much worse was to follow. We asked to have a drink in the bar before dinner but were not shown to a table. We eventually found somewhere to sit and went to the bar to order drinks. We C were told to sit down as they provided table service. After more than 15 minutes no one had come to take our order so I went back to the bar where I was told to go back to my seat and told that someone would come straight away to take our order. We waited another 5 minutes and were just about to leave when a waitress came to take our order. We waited another 5 minutes for it to be delivered at which point the waitress came back to clear the empty glasses that had been left on the table by previous guests. After a while we were asked if we wanted to order more drinks but when we said we would like to go through to the restaurant now the waitress just walked off. At the dinner table we waited another 5-10 minutes before being asked if we’d like to order. When a different waitress brought the drinks she gave them to the wrong person and my partner’s wine glass was covered in red wine in the outside - clearly there had been a spillage on route which had not been cleaned up When i ordered a second glass of wine it was delivered to my partner who already had a half full glass of wine whilst mine was clearly empty. There were plenty of staff around and some of them knew what to do but waited to be prompted whilst the other staff members appeared not to have been trained properly. Overall the service was very disappointing given the reputation and pricing of this restaurant

A stormy day - a long very rainy drive - we were looking forward to a great lunch with friends - but it starts to go wrong as you walk in the front door - its poorly lit and you have no idea whether the chap standing in the doorway who says hello is staff or not - and the under-lit areas continued as we walked further in - my wife went upstairs to the toilet and advised me not to as the handrail was loose - at least the Grill was light and spacious and the service was good - but the main course was a disappointment - a festive menu - I know this is a 17th century inn and it did seem that the sprouts could have served as cannonballs - the turkey was thick, chewy and tasteless. TBH we had anticipated a great experience and it was no more than average.

Booked lunch in the Grill Lovely ambiance as we entered.We were sat as we arrived It was a horrid day and we were very windswept! I noted there was a roaring beautiful fire. I said to My husband “ Oo can we sit there as I was cold I was pointing! The head waitress came straight over and came over to ask if we would prefer to Be by the fire . So we moved it was so good she is tip top at her job so very professional well done to her !! Food was impeccable but I wasnt given the option of the xmas menu . I would have probably had turkey as I noticed the next table were eating it ! But hey ho we had a memorable lunch a lovely celebration. Thankyou

Visited for lunch in the lounge area as a couple. Limited menu which would not have been a problem if the food quality had been better. I ordered a steak sanger. The look of the sandwich was very nice until I tried to cut the...

Went to the grill for Sunday lunch with my partner. The room is beautiful and definitely a lovely setting for a Sunday lunch. Food was good, but the service was poor. Long waits between courses, between waiters coming to us and it took 30 minutes...

We had afternoon tea here on a Sunday in November. Afternoon tea was the only option when booking the Russell Room which was a little disappointing as we wanted Sunday lunch. We found the tea really good value being used to London prices. We couldn’t...

Came here with friends to celebrate a 30th birthday. Firstly, disappointed with the customer service. All of the staff seemed very moody, no personality at all and very blunt. We had a ‘drinks reception’ to start, where we found the waiter to be unhelpful with...

Lovely setting but overpriced and some strange policies in the bar. We were seated near the entrance which was in a cold draft. The service was good but the food was very disappointing considering the high prices. The starter of goats cheese and beetroot was...

This place used to be so much better. It's lost its buzz. New rules - food no longer served in the bar after 6pm (why?), combined with the fact the lighting is too bright (bright spotlights all over the bar not dimmed at night), no...

Hands-down the best Sunday roast ever, couldn’t fault any of it. We had 3 courses and all were perfect, no issues with service/wait times either. I wanted to write a review to mitigate a lot of the earlier ones which nearly put us off going....

My sister and I spent 2 nights at the hotel. First night we ate at the grill restaurant. Food was nothing to write home about in fact it was rather disappointing. Portion sizes were not very big considering the prices they are charging. Lamb was...

We visited The Grill to celebrate a friend's 60th birthday and we were really looking forward to the evening. On arrival the staff were extremely accommodating and welcoming. Our table was booked for 8pm and we didn't get our main course until just before 10....

Went for a lunchtime family meal in the restaurant. The general ambience was good and the staff pleasant. The food, however, was of poor quality and overpriced. The Poussin came with chips so hard you could not pick up with a fork, half a bulb...

Beautiful restaurant. Excellent Service. Chose roast beef from the Sunday lunch menu. All the food was very tasty but one criticism was that the beef, although great flavour, was not as tender as I would have liked. Would prefer option for sirloin or rib of...

Firstly, the service was excellent. I brought my Sister up from Devon for her 50th Birthday. I raved about how amazing it would be as I dine out alot and a huge fan of James Martin. To say we were disappointed with the food is...

I was excited to return to The Lygon Arms Hotel in Broadway for tea on my birthday. They made a big deal out of reserving, and then reconfirming it all electronically. We were staying at the nearby Abbott's Grange, which was lovely, so we stopped...

Very slow service. We visited yesterday the place was quiet. It still took 20 minutes to get our drinks order. The food was okay, though overpriced. I guess you pay for the nice environment. The coffee was very poor quality. 12.5% service charge added to...

Had lunch at the James Martin grill, Disappointed, My Cod was good But my wife’s fillet steak was not cooked as she requested, Sent it back. But when it came it was tough Not what you expect for the price, Portions very small, Definitely would...

We went for Sunday Lunch to James Martin’s the Grill - what a let down. Service ok but cold, they had run out of the wine we chose on the menu - an expensive substitute around £15 a glass. We had two courses - The...

Elegant antique setting but food underwhelming. My small salad and his tiny piece of halibut on top of a chewy piece of bok choy….75£. Oh yes a glass of milk and a small glass of chablis.

Car park full, impatient waiter & Dirty Glass in the bar, queue for the loo, Sunday lunch for £200 was cold and bland, honestley I have had better at my local counrty pub, waiting staff with no clue, we wont be going back!

Fabulous, the actual setting the courtyard, bar and restaurant was amazing, old English decor. Great fine dining experience, the service was excellent and the food was exquisite. The crab risotto to start and then the cod with mussels followed by lemon soft sponge were delicious....

Overrated, overpriced, and completely underwhelmed. Nothing more to add ! Save yourself the bother and go somewhere else

We live in the Cotswolds and love trying the endless eateries in the area. My tip would be to avoid the Lygon Arms it’s just not worth the huge bill. We were looking for something smart for Sunday lunch as most places are dumbing down....

Awful experience with the food, bland and tasteless food, Thai Risotto tasted of literally nothing, steak under seasoned, pork chop had to go back, cold. Whole experience ruined my son’s 8 birthday. Avoid this place, shocking.

Went to the Lygon Arms for Sunday lunch and unfortunately it was extremely disappointed. They had run out of Sirloin Beef, they had substituted half a roast chicken with Poussin, they had no Yorkshire puddings or cauliflower cheese and had replaced the roast potatoes with...

We, 8of us booked for dinner. To say the meal was disappointing is an understatement. The menu was limited, uninspired and rather bizarre. We found it difficult to make a choice. Four of us opted for chicken which was desiccated , tasteless, unaccompanied and remained...

Excellent lunch in the restaurant today (6/8)! Garden green salad, roast beef, chicken Caesar salad all delicious! The kitchen brigade did a great job as did front of house with Max, Val, Abigail and Amy. Looking forward to our next visit already! Thank you.

Lovely atmosphere and excellent service. Max and his team gave us a warm welcome and nothing was too much trouble even for a fussy eater.

Excellent food. Overall a great experience. Our Spanish Waitress, Rebecca was extremely attentive and friendly. Would definitely recommend.

This is a very nice place to grab dinner. The service and food was good. If you are watching your budget, they will charge extra for water and bread.

Visited the Lygon Arms for a birthday dinner in the Grill. Positives - the food was delicious, expensive for what you get but very tasty. Expectations were high as it has James Martins name attached to the restaurant and I wouldn’t say it lived up...

We had a wonderful anniversary celebration in The Grill at the Lygon Arms. We received a very warm welcome from Max and were skilfully served by Emily, our waitress for the evening. The food, drinks and atmosphere were all superb. We can’t wait to return.

On his birthday my husband ordered Surf n Turf and was advised it would include chips. When it arrived it was just a lobster tail and no steak or chips. We tried to look for our waitress unfortunately she was nowhere to be seen and...

Looked like the best place to eat but the reality was very different. I live in Broadway and a friend visited so I booked a table in the recently updated James Martin restaurant. The food was average but the staff and service were appalling, the...

Drove more than 100 miles to experience the James Martins Grill for a birthday lunch! The starter was amazing “ Whipped Goats Curd & Hazelnut” very tasty & well presented! Both main courses were bland “Cornish Cod with mussels in a tomato sauce with fennel...

It’s not worth it - that’s about it! You can read all the reviews and unless you’re lucky or with a group celebrating and the bill is forgotten or style over substance is what you are after …

Fabulous meal at The Grill. Made extra special by our lovely waitress who arranged a treat for my special birthday.

We had a lovely time and were really impressed at the vegan and Gluten free choices. The staff were very accommodating and friendly. Highly recommended!

Visited The Grill. Service excellent and friendly but we prefer more formal attire. Jeans probably worn all day not particularly hygienic. The Grill room is beautiful but necessitates more formality and a more grand fine dining experience. The dirty, plastic menu is what I expect...

A group of us were staying locally to Broadway to celebrate a family 90th with her oldest friend, who was also celebrating her 90th. We booked a table at the Grill to celebrate the day for 7 of us. In short we had to wait...

Actually a good atmosphere in the Grill. 8.15 reservation on a Sunday night. Staying in the Cottage at the hotel. Professional and polite service, though quirkily slow at times. Drinks order arrived after the main courses did. And the sticky toffee got stuck for about...

Welcome to Max as the new Restaurant Manager. Rhys and his kitchen brigade produced some delicious food today (18/6); new menu dishes such as salt & pepper squid, pasta puttanesca and chicken Caesar were superb! Great service from the front of house team too!

Very poor. We travelled more than an hour with friends to sample dinner because of the James Martin name. Not very good pub food for twice the price. I have stopped watching James Martin on principle.

Booked for afternoon tea to celebrate a birthday. Nice but not special, nothing remarkable. The gluten/dairy free version was lacking; two scones replaced by a small bland salad. Not made aware of parking at the hotel.

Un lieu très agréable et élégant, parfait pour une visite des cotswolds. La décoration est très soignée et l'équipe agréable....

Wonderful all round. We stayed nearby but ate at the Grill and had a couple of drinks in the Tavern. Roger in the Tavern was a fantastic front man for the brand. Loved talking to him and service was amazing. I think we were a...

Visited for lunch en route for a weekend break in the Cotswolds. Had read the reviews, but I feel you have to make your own mind up. Having seen the menu online we knew it would be expensive and it was. The food was mostly...

Travelled from Kent to go for my wife’s birthday lunch. Food was average. Waitress was not attentive and careless. I specifically asked for a birthday cake or something with some candles in to celebrate my wife’s birthday. We subsequently received (after waiting some time) several...

Went for afternoon tea and was very disappointed as we had been recommended service not very good also given knife and fork for cakes and sandwiches no cake fork and one teaspoon for our tea and had to use it for serving cream for scones...

A very disappointing experience. With one exception the staff were off hand and unprofessional. Our main course of lamb was an ugly dish and the lamb whilst vaguely pink was difficult to cut let alone chew. We are surprised James Martin lends his name (and...

Terrible service. Sat outside and told the waiter who said he’d be right over to take our order. 10 minutes later I asked another member of staff who said they’d be over in 2 seconds. Saw them come in and out of the bar and...

We had thee best feed here! Genuinely top quality English pub food and drink... Attention to detail with the food and service made it Happy afternoon in the Tavern 🙂

Bar lunch. Few items to choose from but well made and presented. Do not recall prices on table menu. Two quite nice snack meals and a pot of Earl Grey for two. Over £40! Now I know the main dinning experience can be pricey, it’s...

Staff were on the whole good building splendid It could do a refurb Food poor quality a dissapointment surprised the James Martin put his name to it, My recolection of the Lygon from many years ago was good. Quality has been sacrificed in favour of...

We had the chateaubriand which was spectacular. Extraordinary quality of meat. The sauces were amazing. Petra and the team gave us great service. Deconstructed tarte tatin was lovely. We will be back.

Not worth the hype or money! We come here a lot for a drink as very local but we tried the grill this eve and won’t be returning! The staff we can’t fault, the food is awful! Bland, tasteless, overpriced for nothing and a large...

Table of 8 for Sunday lunch. Waited an hour for drinks. They arrived after starters 🤷‍♂️ Water not refreshed, wine not offered, general lack of any attention for an hour. Food Ok, Maitre D worked hard to make amends after the complaint but damaged was...

Wow! What a fantastic night. We were very keen to experience The Grill Restaurant having read all about its launch and frequented the terrific Tavern during Cheltenham festival week….. every night. From the moment we walked in to book a possible table and were greeted...

We were so excited about dining at James Martin’s Grill restaurant at the Lygon Arms yesterday evening but sadly it was memorable for being so disappointing. We ordered two of the Cote de Boeuf for 2 for our adult family of four ….half the meat...

Yet another exceptional lunch in the Grill. The food is prepared beautifully and service is seemless and personal. Every waiter/ waitress makes you feel so special. Today we had great service from Petra, Rebeca and of course Seb. Well done guys, you really take care...

Very disappointed with our lunch!! Super excited to go to for lunch at the new Grill by James Martin at The Lygon took our friends who were visiting us from London. Upon arrival, the receptionist was friendly and helpful in assisting us with our cars....

Food is excellent, thank you to Ales and his brigade in the kitchen. Front of house team are very good; Amy, Pavla and others all deliver great service; thank you!

We had a drink in the bar before dinner. It's all table service (which is understandable) but we waited a long long time to order our drinks, and for them to come. A lot of people were approaching the bar, obviously frustrated and asking to...

We were booked in for two nights. Dinner on Saturday was delicious. I had salmon; husband had a dirty burger. Substantial and filling. We both opted for Eaton Mess dessert - beautifully presented and very tasty. Great service from Alison and Pavla. Next morning we...

We booked for lunch in the grill room, beautiful dining room, service polite but a little slow , we ordered a carafe of wine, it’s good to see a restaurant that offer carafes, especially when one of the party is drivimh.problem was waiter did not...

Very very old beautiful building. Lots of sofas and leather easy chairs in many nooks and crannies. We stayed here for two nights. Ordered two Green Temples, non-alcoholic long cool drinks which were refreshing. Just a shame they took 45 minutes to arrive! Be aware...

We visited during the Eat Out to Help Out scheme so the food was reasonable and very delicious, however due to the slow and inconsistent service I do not think I’d return to pay the full price!

My first visit after numerous past visits to broadway and should have gone years ago. Great food, atmosphere and friendly staff. Also my first restaurant visit since shutdown and felt extremely comfortable with the arrangements they had made and the space in the restaurant Steak...

We had dinner here twice during a stay at the hotel. It has a beautiful old-fashioned decor, but the atmosphere is relaxed. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the menu includes a wide variety of delicious food, ranging across meat, fish and vegetarian food....

when in the village i always love popping into the bar for a drink , this time i had some lovely cocktails , even though the village seemed quieter than normal with people currently travelling less the bar mid afternoon this last Sunday had a...

Called in for Sunday lunch in the restaurant. Customer service good but a bit over the top. Pity the food did not match. Only one roast on offer (beef) but served on cold plates. Roast potatoes and veg selection were excellent. But food lost its...

Stayed for three days at Lygon. Possibly the most comfortable, cozy, warm, place in England. Most incredible is the staff.....Ben, Geordie, Natasha, Abigail, Daniel....who are so friendly it’s ridiculous and then there’s the food...OMG!! No need to leave the hotel for three days. The food...

We booked to dine for luncheon in the bar and grill. First impressions were how nicely set the dining room was. To start we chose a bowl of olives, they were I ripe and dreadful at £5 unfit to eat. We then ordered two classic...

We visited the wine bar late afternoon and the service and ambience was very good. Early evening as a party of 6 we had cocktails in the main bar but were eating at another hotel. Again a nice ambience, however 2 of the 6 drinks...

A wonderful lunch organised by Warners Budgens using local produce and cooked and presented by the Hotel's staff in the main restaurant. Excellent food, wine, service and ambience - literally faultless. A wonderful setting and the hotel has marvellous nooks and crannies where you can...

Had a lovely afternoon tea here, nice choice of sandwiches and cakes, all of which were delicious. It is definitely value for money, especially in lovely surroundings, service was great to start with, but unfortunately died off during the afternoon, all the staff seemed to...

Great location and reputation which made us want to try especially when recommended by a food blogger! Lovely decor and layout and able to accommodate our needs for a table near edge of room. Friendly staff, although did not demonstrate a good understanding of the...

The building itself is very interesting and well worth a visit BUT the service is non-existent. We took a seat and waited to ber served. Eventually we gave up and found the bar and ordered a drink and carried it to our seats. Eventually somebody...

We met with friends here for Sunday Lunch in January, firstly on entering the hotel you need to visit reception and log in your car registration (if using their car park) then you need to "hunt" to find a place to sit! Our reservation was...

Under new management, the food is much improved, there are lots of spaces within the hotel to sit in quiet corners and relax with your dog at your feet and order grill style food at the bar.Unfortunately service at the bar for cocktails is a bit slow, and they seemed to not have quite enough staff.But the food arrived quickly and as steak and chips go, it was a really tast steak with great chips.Puddings were a bit average and could do with a bit of innovation.Overall it’s a good addition to Broadway but it is expensive for what it is.£180 for a couple of cocktails, a couple glasses of wine, two steaks and two puds.

Visited here on a Saturday, later afternoon to meet a friend of mine for drinks and bite to eat, on arrival having never been to this place before; the place seemed amazingly decorated and cosy, but that was the only good thing about the place,...

We really enjoyed our trip to the lygon bar and grill and coming on here am shocked at some of the reviews. The staff were all very friendly and knew a great deal about any of the products being served (my gf is dairy free)....

First the positives. A very well kept and beautifully decorated hotel with first rate staff on Reception. Clean and well appointed bedrooms. Now for the food.....Before supper in the lovely spacious dining room we went to the Bar at the end of the dining room....

What to say. Tragic. Comic. Farce. The wait staff are inexperienced. Our waitress presented a dish as “spinach.” It was Brussel sprouts. Other wait staff looked like deer meets headlights. The look on the face of other customers was sad. There is no one managing...

Had an evening meal here. Delicious food and drinks. Worth every penny! Staff were very attentive. Lovely evening.

As our friends live in other parts of the country we meet up regularly and I chose The Lygon Arms for a Sunday lunch. At no point did either of the couples see the signage in the car park and at no point on checking...

Small, comfortable and atmospheric situated on the most beautiful high street in Britain. Wonderful wine list and great food.