Kings Arms in Wychavon

Very disappointed, belly pork meal was very small and cold .Fish and chips also very small .Will not be eatting there again .

Expensive - whilst food was tasteful it was lacking in what we paid for - what was provided was basic had to ask for extra such as vegetables. Small portions not sufficient for the price paid. The expectation of added drinks was not acceptable- none of us appreciated being harassed for extra drinks constantly. Won’t be returning.

The renovations last year have transformed this pub into a lovely restaurant. Always busy. Quick and efficient service. Lovely food. Recommended

The Kings Arms in Ombersley is essentially a restaurant with a few seating areas at the side for non-diners that must number about ten seats at most. I went into the Kings Arms on a Monday night with family at about 7:30 for a drink, thinking it was a pub. Despite being largely empty there was incredibly nowhere to sit. The only people in there were drinking and not eating so the place was mostly empty - with all the tables being ‘reserved’ for diners (and the chef sat at the bar). The bar staff informed us ‘all the drinking seats have been taken’ in quite an unwelcoming manner, looking at us strangely because we simply wanted a drink - with no suggestion from them that we could maybe sit at of the tables whilst they were empty, or clearing a space to have a couple of drinks, so we left. There are many reports of pubs finding it tough these days, if they are anything like the Kings Arms I’m not surprised in the slightest. Please adjust the signage to say Kings Arms Restaurant.

Lunch in bar area. Nice atmosphere. Liked the look of the armchairs if just drinking. Pleasant service. Malbec was good, but seems odd that by the glass options are small or large - I can't be the only one who favours a medium. I could have asked of course, but settled for a large! Only had main course - tandoori salmon was delicious. Look forward to visiting Ombersley again and trying out the comfy chairs.

We enjoyed a very good lunch with a wide variety of choice of menu. The welcome and the service was excellent as was the standard of decor and facilities. We heartily recommend the pub which has a large car park and an attractive setting in the middle of Ombersley. Overall it was a great experience. Thank you.

Fabulous pub in the centre of Ombersley. The interior has been refurbished recently and is much improved. There’s a great atmosphere and the staff are friendly and efficient. The menu offers a great variety and all the dishes we chose were delicious!

Was always one of our reliable go to pubs for good food. It all depends what you are looking for…TKA was a warm welcoming traditional pub with good food. It’s now been decorated and has a more cosmopolitan feel and menu is now more restaurant. There is choice, but all of the same vein. Kids options stereotypical and limited. Felt like they were targeting a very specific audience…not families. Food:Pie was great, onion rings were great, salad was heavy on dressing. Front of house friendly.

The reason why I am writing this review is that we would like to come for lunch but it is IMPOSSIBLE to find your menu including prices online anywhere. This really is basic information for prospective customers and has put us off making a booking. We will go somewhere else.

The pub is located in the small village of Ombersley. The inside of the pub is quite small so if you are a wheelchair user, please be aware that it is not very easily accessible. We went to the pub for a Sunday roast. I had seen on the website menu that they did pork roast. However, when we arrived it looked as though the menu had been updated and they weren’t actually doing pork… which was disappointing. The food was average. I had the roast beef, sadly I wouldn’t say it was the best cut of meat. The vegetables and Yorkshire pudding that came with it were yummy though.

We came upon this pub by chance after booking the pub next door only to find the heating broke and the restaurant area smelling strongly of oil. Lucky for us the Kings arms managed to fit us in. The decor was beautiful. The pub has been sympathetically restored but felt really cosy and welcoming ( and lovely and warm after our experience next door) There was plenty of choice on the menu and the prices were very good value. I had the calf’s liver which was perfectly cooked and delicious. My friends all had different and all agreed their food was lovely. We saw them bring out fish and chips to another table and the fish was enormous! The service was great and the food was served quickly. We will certainly be returning!

I was first disappointed that there was only 1 disabled blue badge space out of around 50. I had a slow 50m walk to pub. The starter was tasty but not a lot of it. The roast beef was good quality, well cooked but again just 2 thin slices. The accompanying veg was good but the extra gravy was very thin and I would suspect packet derived. Had any member of staff asked how the meal was during the meal (and not afterwards) I would have asked for extra meat ( even if I had to pay) but no one enquired. Overall not a brilliant experience which we will not be repeating.

Had my birthday lunch here with family. Food was outstanding and they were amazing with my son in law’s celiac requirements. The atmosphere and staff were lovely. Will totally recommend

On the recommendation of my family, I went here with my girlfriend on the evening of Saturday January 20th. Was a posh, smart looking place, but also with a casual, cozy feel which suited us perfectly. The menu was well thought out, beautifully crafted, and original. Both of us were impressed with the quality of our meals (the crunchy tasting calves liver was my particular highlight), and the unknown soup/pie of the day added some mystery and something different. But the most impressive aspect was the waiter/manager charging me nothing for my rice pudding to atone for accidentally forgetting my cheese sauce earlier on. Most would have charged full price for my dessert, or knocked off the £2.50 (price of the sauce) off the total, so was pleasantly shocked when he made this gesture. (NOTE: Don’t expect this to happen every time. I am just one person describing my first visit to the place). I give the place, food and staff top marks, and we will definitely be back for more.

We live locally and have been 3 times since the new ownership and refurb. It's fantastic! The decor is perfect - such an improvement. And the food is outstanding, with lovely attentive staff. Tried different foods each time - have not been disappointed. Seabass particularly good. Lovely wines. Masses of attention to detal - including food presentation, and even the crockery is beautiful. Just the right balance of smart and casual - feels a treat to be there but not remotely stuffy. Highly recommended. Going to try the Sunday roast next!

We had very nice meal at sensible price with good beer pleasant evening out Starters sea food tempura followed by calves liver both beautifully cooked and served in dining area seperated from main pub Planning to make visit a regular event

Firstly we'd love to thank all the staff for the excellent service we received on our visit. What a pleasure to see the tables laid for dining when you enter you know what the they're about not just a quick pint and out. Great to see the owners allow the hard working staff to take their break and enjoy their food in the main dining area not pushed out the back. Well done to you all and a very Happy New year 🎉 🙏

Rather stupidly mistook this beautifully decorated establishment with a bar and drinks for a pub! Asked if we could sit at the tables (there were plenty) just for a drink and were told they’d been set for diners and no real alternative options. You are either drinks or food it seems and we were feckless drinks only! We found a settle in the corner then proceeded to try and order a drink- person at the bar was gazing over us at the rest of the pub and managed to pour us a Guinness that we hadn’t ordered “it was a Guinness wasn’t it?” Nope! She did ask if we were dining with them though 😉 We drank our expensive drinks whilst three waiting staff took their breaks of food nearby, one sat at a made up table! Very strange and unwelcoming feel so won’t be back and will reprimand ourselves for not going to the Crown and Sandys- always a welcome there, you can use reserved tables for a drink and I’ve never seen staff eating in the pub! Such a shame!

Called in three times now since The Kings Arms reopened, and very impressed! Great refurb, with attention to detail, that gives a true "country pub" feel. Staff friendly and efficient, couple of good real ales and reasonably priced wines. Not eaten here yet, but food arriving at tables looks very appetising. Keep up the good work!

Having tried all the other restaurants in Ombersley we were anxious to sample the newly refurbished Kings Arms. Our table of 4 for lunch was in a corner by the kitchen door which didn't suffer from the draughts or bar customer proximity mentioned by other reviewers. The new menu looks really exciting and our starters of soup, tempora fish and Scotch egg were really good and our mains were at the better end of pub grub. The experience fell apart by the mediocre service. Our waiter seemed rather disinterested and we had to ask for the sweets menu having been abandoned for at least 15 minutes. Instead of the menu we got the bill so we had to try again! This may have been a busy lunchtime for them but there is just too much local competition for them to let their guard down. And it's not a cheap lunch - for £40 per head with a soft drink only - it has to be worth it to keep customer loyalty.

We called into this lovely village pub, without booking, we're looking for a table outside, we were seated promptly by lovely welcoming staff. We both had crispy calamari with chilli mayo, which was lovely just how squid should be cooked. Husband had haddock and chips crispy batter and proper chips w its a lovely tartar sauce. I had roast pork loin, health portions but not too much. Would certainly recommend, lovey pub beer garden, excellent service and a fab all round experience. Thank you We will definitely return

Lovely country pub with restaurant quality food. Excellent Sunday lunch and excellent good value set menu available at other times. The staff are all COVID aware and following the government guidelines. High,y recommend for a great safe experience with quality food and service.

We booked dinner on re-opening night. It was wonderful to sit in a pub with friends. The staff were lovely and the service was spot on. I think they are operating with a reduced menu but there was enough choice and variety. I ordered steak and it was perfectly cooked. Not a fan of the house wine, but it was free with the meal so I shouldn’t grumble. COVID safe and without spoiling the atmosphere. Would definitely recommend.

We had a lovely Sunday roast here and one of the nicest roast beef dinners we’ve had for a while. It was on the offer 2 courses for £20 or 3 for £26. Having intended to have a dessert, in the end only one of us had one as I was too full. Be AWARE that if you only end up having one course you will still be charged £20. It made it an expensive roast beef dinner even though it was very nice. I have been to many places with similar offers to this and at times have had the price adjusted. We all need to keep businesses running and help out but wasn’t impressed with the attitude.

Certainly not as good as last time but may be this was the fact it was a continuation of eat out to help out for September. Starters were average for mains I had beef and my friend had pork, my beef was very well done and being a lover of rare beef and I did say as rare as possible and was told it was medium I did not enjoy it also I had forgotten that they put all the vegetables and roasts on the plate so I had failed to ask for them to be served in a dish. Finally there was very little gravy so I asked if I could have some more which was served in a minuscule jug and amazingly I was charged a £1 for it ( there must have been all of five tablespoons). Would not rush back in a hurry

We came here for dinner & drinks tonight and the food was lovely and the service was outstanding. Thank you very much, would highly recommend.

It’s a pleasant building & pub in the well healed village of Ombersley with a typically wealthy clientele. Staff pleasant enough & the ambience generally pleasant. I’d go for average not good as their burgers are just a reasonably good cut of meet bunged in a bun. Off the top of my head I can think of a dozen plus local places I’ve had a burger where they’ve really gone to town on the extra bits that make the meal. Melted cheese bacon mushroom gherkin tomatoes and salad all stacking up to make a great dish. It often comes with some nice onion rings on the side. Could easily go up a star putting a few more ingredients and a bit more effort into the dish

We used the 50% eat out scheme, and enjoyed a starter and main course which were both well presented and delicious. ( fish and chips and the risotto) The staff are very attentive and everywhere is Covid regulated. I feel it still lacks a bit of atmosphere but hey, we enjoyed the meal immensely, just stayed the hour, so well done to all the team.

Booked a table online on Friday evening for Sunday lunch. Had to cancel on Sunday morning as both children and my partner had come down with coronavirus symptoms. Had £50 taken out of our bank account on Monday morning because we didn’t give 48 hours notice of cancellation! How is that fair! When we challenged a member of staff they said it was because we’d entered a contract with them! Lost a local customer along with family and friends I’m affraid!

My partner and I visited twice in one week. The first visit was with friends and just for drinks. The pub was busy with a buzzing atmosphere but the staff were still attentive. The food looked so we went back together for a date night.The food, especially the steak, was excellent. Good choice of drinks (would recommend their Argentinean Malbec) and the decor was really well done. We will be back!

Only just reopened so slightly smaller menu but just as good. Lovely staff,, tasty meal and discount. Thank you

Well , All I can say is that the Service was very good... very obliging , very friendly young lady behind the bar ( who found us a table , took our order , and delivered our food. This is a lovely cosy place to eat . The menu is not vast ( like many pubs ) , but what is on offer , is all very good... couldn't fault the quality and quantity of the food the four of us had . We will revisit when we can.

I offered to buy lunch for a dear old friend, on my birthday, and she agreed to do the driving, six miles north of our Worcester homes and back. Ombersley, of course, is a picturesque and interesting village, and much quieter since its by-pass was built. I did not book a table, but was greeted warmly, and shown to table for two in the "back" room. The food (cheese salad and fishy things and chips, respectively) was good, and reasonably priced; and the staff were attentive, bringing regular refills of Draught Guinness from the bar to the table. We had a relaxed and enjoyable time, in good surroundings.

Visited this pub for the first time. We had a warm welcome with our dog by the staff. The food was absolutely gorgeous. We had their three course menu for for £18 & would definitely recommend this wonderful gem of a place.

The best meal experience out that we have had in a very long time. Service was fantastic straight away, we arrived on a busy Saturday but they were quick to help us find a table.Extremely attentive and friendly staff. Cosy decor, a roaring fire. Great menu choices including some good vegan options and very well priced. We couldn’t have left feeing happier. I would give this place more stars if I could!

Where shall I start on our valentine meal. Took 5 phone calls to leave a deposit as requested. Was told to pre order food. Phoned back with order to be told we didn’t need to pre order. Table changed as ours not ready. Was told to order quick as only 3 Duck left on a limited menu of 4 mains Starter of Camembert was like scrambled egg. Was then informed by staff that it wasn’t fit for consumption but they still served it. Duck mains was sent out on mash and should have been dauphinois. They had run out and didn’t inform us. It was only 8 clock. Was even more appalled when a local came over and was confrontational to my husband for complaining about our food. On the pubs behalf he said he was a local but I wouldn’t be sure as I don’t think any pub would have this kind of idiot as a regular. His behaviour was even more disgusting as being let down by our spoilt evening. It was our first visit to this pub and we will never go back again.

Nice evening with a friend for Dinner. Both enjoyed our meal. It was perfectly nice for a Monday night, food was good, service was informal, polite and friendly. Very casual surroundings, which I like and just one criticism. My pudding was served in a Jar/Jug type affair which rather surprised me. It was perfectly nice, but a gimmicky, rather tacky offering and perhaps reserved for children and not adults in a different venue? However, it didn't spoil the evening one bit and thank you all very much for both a pleasant meal and service.

Located in the picturesque village of Ombersley this historical pub is a little gem. Lovely big fire place, low ceilings & bags of character. Not a bad drinks selection. Food was really good too. Now eaten here twice & both times were consistently good.

Popped in to the Kings Arms on off chance and were warmly greeted and a table for two quickly sorted. We went for the roasted cod for my wife and I opted for the two bird roast, Guinea Fowl and Partridge if I recall. Food was presented very well, nice and piping hot, hot plate too which many places do not do. Both dishes were excellent, mine was with puy lentils/bacon, dauphinois potatoes, broccoli and lovely jus. We both had the treacle sponge for pudding which was lovely too. We shall definitely return if this is the standard. Staff were all very helpful.

We had the bream and risotto from the set menu both well prepared. Friendly staff. Good atmosphere. What more could you want for a chilled weekday evening!

Met here with friends for lunch. The service was very good alongside our meals. The food was cooked with fresh produce and served in good time. Good value for money.

We discovered the King's Arms about three years ago as a useful Sunday lunch meeting point for two families coming from opposite directions. After our first visit we left a glowing five-star review for the excellent food and service, and have since been back for Sunday lunch approaching a dozen times. Sadly, we have noted a gradual decline in the quality of the experience and our most recent visit was greatly disappointing on several levels:

Haven't been for a while, but will be back. Had a delicious Sunday lunch, tender roast beef with good selection of vegetables. Really didn't need a sweet, but the crumble was too good to resist. Would prefer it in a bigger dish to add the sauce, but plenty of large chunks of fruit and gorgeous crunchy topping. Helpful staff and great gin selection. Thank you

Birthday lunch which went very well , quality food and good service . A little pricey but the decor and ambiance of an old black and white traditional place makes it worthwhile

Nice pub, varied menu, decent quality food and drink. Mid-priced, with a good value set menu 2 or 3 courses. Very pleasant environment.

We used to visit often but things started to go downhill (poor service from surly teenage staff, average to poor food) and we felt it was becoming rather overpriced for an experience that was, frankly, disappointing. This is one of our local pubs, so avoiding it is inconvenient, which indicates just how poor it has become. I honestly loved it here a couple of years ago and it was always my first choice for a casual lunch or supper.

We popped in for a light lunch. I had the partridge and lentils which was very tasty but the partridge was to over done. My wife had the lamb skewers with salad which she said was very nice, friendly staff and service, 2 big log burners in the pub for when the winter sets in which will make it very cosy..

The quality of the food was generally "OK", but not much better than just "OK".

We were told by friends to try out the pies and so we have. Several times now!

We popped in on a Monday night on the off chance of a table for 4. The two gents behind the bar gave us a warm welcome and made us feel right at home.

We had two light lunches. Mine was fine except that some butter would have been nice on the potatoes. My husband had the smoked salmon platter. This came with no lemon or black pepper or dressing. We requested some mayonnaise which imprroved the dish. Lemon and black pepper came when asked for. We had the crumble for dessert - very sweet.

On our recommendation took a couple here for dinner. Table booked for 8-00 arrived 8-05. As we were ordering food about 8-30 we were told there would be a 15 -.20. min wait. Which we were ok about. A few minutes later we were told it would now be 35 mins. It was now approaching 9pm and I said it will have to be as where else are we going to get a table on a Saturday night at 9pm. The meal arrived at around 9-30and was unfortunately disappointing for 3 of us who had ordered plaice. We found it very difficult to lift the bone without it falling apart. When we paid and were asked if everything had been ok we said not really and raised the issue s above especially the delay. We suggested that it would have been of some consolation if we had been offered some nibbles which would have cost them pennies. We spent over 140pounds.The woman at the bar who appeared to be in charge dismissed this suggestion. My point is I appreciate that customers can arrive late and cause a bottleneck but they didn't handle it at all well. I told a friend who has been with us previously and he asked didn't they offer us some drinks on the house. Which has happened occasionally. Anyway we won't be returning as will several other couples.

A lovely old building, comfortable inside, and with ample parking off road. Helpful and efficient staff, and an interesting menu. Our meals were piping hot and well presented, generous and tasty. Drinks menu, I thought, a little pricey, but wouldn’t detract from a return visit.

Thoroughly enjoyed my Sunday Lunch today. We both had the prawn and crayfish cocktail it was delicious with plenty of seafood served with lovely new bread and butter. I had the beef served just as I like it rare it was tender and succulent with cauliflower cheese and vegetables mixed greens served as I asked for separately perfect roasts and Yorkshire and plenty of gravy really generous portions of everything, my friend had the pork which was equally delicious and plentiful served with perfect crackling. Too full for a pudding perhaps next time

The kings arms is a traditional pub with beautiful wooden beams and cosy furnishings including a fireplace.

Nicely appointed original, old black and white beamed pub in the centre of Ombersley. Plenty of parking to the side, and outside seating if the weather allows!

We went for a meal here with family. The food was really good. The staff were friendly. Myself and my husband don't eat large meals so we asked if we could have smaller portions and there was no problem with that. Would recommend

Last time I came here they had my favourite Chase Elegant gin. This time it was not on offer which was disappointing. There is a selection of gins and I chose Botanist this time but was perplexed when it arrived with what looked like peppercorns in it. I am not sure why they were put there unless it is a universal garnish.

Once again another great night and the king's arms. The service from the young man was great on Saturday night and the food was superb. Would always recommend

£14 for 2 courses Great food Lovely staff Corey restaurant with log burners roaring Loads of parking

So, we’ve had Sunday lunch here a number of times before and it’s always been very good, so we were looking forward to a Friday evening dinner instead. I ordered the luxury fish pie and my wife the steak and chips.

Great set lunch menu. Good choices and plenty of food. Good value meals. Tasty starter with lots of lovely olives and bread. Variety of main courses and sweets.

lovely old world pub in the heart of the the village , just dropped in for lunch . good food choice on the menu's . light lunch fish and chips very good but the flatbread average , i would go again

Last minute decision for a mid-week meal with hubby and chose from the set menu.

Visited here for Sunday Lunch on Mothering Sunday, Pros were the friendly staff, good ambience and food was quite good especially the starters. We both had prawn and crab cocktail which was very tasty and the bread served with it very fresh. I had lamb and my friend had beef, both were very tender but the whole meal could have been much hotter because by the time we got to the end it was quite cold. My gripe was that the vegetables should have been served separately in another dish and not plated up in the kitchen. I was told that I could have asked for this but on this occasion I would have expected the veg to have been served separately without having to ask for it, considering that the other two pubs in Ombersley do this automatically.. As well as this the meal was very rushed for example the mains came extremely quickly after the starters so that the whole experiece was less than an hour

Had a fantastic meal, if you don’t try pie of the week then you are really missing out! Food came out super hot, I hate cold food that has sat too long on the pass! Well Done Team!

The meal was good overall it was hot which is a big thing for me. I can’t stand cold food when it is meant to be hot. I had a burger which was ok a little bit dry. For sweet I had sticky toffee pudding I could not taste the toffee. A little bit dry again. For start I had a prawn and something cocktail. The bill came to 93.00 with the drinks. Over all I was very impressed with the meal.

After shopping at the fantastic deli in Ombersley we stopped here for lunch on the off chance, (in truth I had low expectations based on other pubs in the group). We both had a sandwich and a side of chips. The fish finger sandwich was excellent the salad which was good had a great dressing. My partners ham and cheese was great as well. Staff were very helpful and friendly. We will defiantly return when we're over that way again.

my husband decided to take me out for lunch on valentines day and he decided to take me to the place we had gone the night before we got married 24 years ago we had a very pleasant lunch but for the one meals meat being a little tough.However the staff did every thing they could to put this right and did make amends, my only criticism is we were not served or dealt with by one member of staff so it was a little disjointed in service and this meant we were unable to leave a "tip" for our service staff.

First visit today & certainly will not be our last. The inside of the pub is a lovely old black & white pub with roaring fires. The staff are friendly and very helpful. Food was very good with a good choice. Have to say the brownie & cherry trifle was delightful. A very extensive gin menu for those of us who like a gin or two. Would definitely come back especially as we now have a loyalty card too. What a great idea

Excellent venue for 13 friends to meet for a lovely Sunday lunch. Food delicious, staff very friendly & efficient.

I came for lunch with my husband and son (3years old) on Monday 28th January and the ambience, service and good were exceptional we had lunch and dessert the staff were very accommodating of any requests and we didn’t feel rushed at any time.

We came here as a group of 4 at 7:30 on a Saturday night.

Our first visit here and not our last, loved the cosy feel of this ancient timbered pub with roaring fires and oak beams. We had a very enjoyable lunch, hearty well cooked food combined with a great selection of ales. Smiley friendly staff too.

excellent food with great service ,also lovely staff who made my little dog feel most welcome my ribeye steak was top notch with lovely chips

Lovely food, interesting menu, nice selection of ales and ciders. Great service from warm friendly staff. Great value for money at this lovely village pub/restaurant.

Had a lovely evening meal here. The wine was lovely and the staff friendly. The food really is great quality.

Visited with a group and decided to try the Turkey Xmas Dinner. First time I've ever had a Turkey Dinner without Roast Potatoes, Ordinary Potatoes or Pigs in Blankets. The two slices of Turkey with Mash was an unusual combination and not one that I'd be in a hurry to try again.

Was given a surprise treat, lunch at this lovely olde worlde pub. Cosy atmosphere, friendly pub, delicious food ( plenty of it!) We had not been out this way for many years but will certainly return ASAP!

I go to the Kings Arms regularly with my wife the food is fantastic. The food is always cooked really well and is so so consistent. We love going here because we know you will going to get a good meal. This service is fantastic service with a smile. I would highly recommend the Kings Arms to anybody.

We stopped here after a six mile walk in the rain ... staff we very friendly as wet muddy walkers we were made welcome .. the ploughman’s was the best I have every had it was value for money and full of fresh ingredients Ham was home cooked I don’t like pork pies but the pork and pickle pie was lovely, lots of cheese potato salad, boiled egg and two warm rolls .. would definitely recommend... there was plenty of choice on the menu we will be back soon !

Five of us went to celebrate our son's birthday and had an excellent meal. The cask ale (couldn't sample it myself being the driver), was very good I was told and the other drinks were fine. A little pricey, but top marks for the main courses and desserts. Service was also excellent and we were not kept waiting very long. Ask for a loyalty card, there are some very useful rewards.

This was our second visit in so many months and to say we loved it is an understatement, we have visited for Sunday lunch and evening dinner and they were both amazing, the staff are fantastic and cannot do enough for you. The menu is varied and very nice, cannot recommend enough especially Sunday lunch. The old country pub atmosphere only adds to how wonderful this place is and will definitely be returning ✅

The pub is off the main track and we found it by accident (lost actually). The welcome was friendly and warm and the selection of beers and wine every good. We were able to sit outside and enjoy the last rays of the sunshine while choosing from the extensive menu. There didn't seem to be table service but it was a short walk to the bar. Food was excellent, a real jump up from what I would call pub food. Definitely restaurant quality,

Booked a table for two in this great eatery more of a restaurant than a pub nowdays

We have eaten here before but tonight the meal represented very poor value. I wanted just the scampi and the waitress said it finished at 7 so at 18.59 I was still in time to order as it was on the -£14.00 for two courses I asked if I could s have it as one course and she said I could so when we were charged £14.00 for one course I queried it's em the bill arrived and the waiter said it was part of the two course deal so £14.00 for just scampi is a rip off!

I went to the kings Arms yesterday for food with friends and although I have lived in Ombersley most of my life I have never been to this gem of a pub. Wow what can I say.... Fabulous food and the service was also amazing. I am already planning a date night there soon. Thank you Kings Arms for ensuring we had a great evening. Katie x

Been here several times for dinner . Food great service never a disappointment. Highly recommended ..

Ate here a few weeks ago after contacting them first to see if they were able to cater for a gluten and dairy free diet.Staff very helpful and knowledgable regarding this and I ate with confidence there.

This was our first visit here and was recommended by a friend when advised I was looking for somewhere for lunch for a ‘K’ date with my husband. I had booked online for 1345 but we had finished our previous commitment early, so we headed over to see if we might be able to eat earlier than our booking. Although we were an hour early, the staff were able to fit us in albeit not at the previously allocated table as it was still in use. We were given two options of seating and chose the quieter ‘back’ area so we could have a bit of privacy away from families.

The food, the service and the atmosphere are all excellent. But hasn't the King's Arms noticed that the tide has turned against single-use plastic? We were given gin and tonics with a plastic straw and a disposable stirrer. I'm sure most of the pub's clientele are well-informed and environmentally aware and would see it as a positive not to be given plastic. There's a pub in Bristol that uses pasta straws - that's a funky idea! But in fact it's perfectly normal to drink from a glass without the need for a straw. Please ditch the plastic!

Visited as just passing. What a treat, comprehensive menu from sandwiches to traditional pub grub to those extra special dishes.

First time of eating here Lovely menu starters very nice Beef pork and fish were excellent & vegetables beautifully cooked . Nice atmosphere well worth a visit will definitely return

Staff and surroundings may be good, but the food is at best average. Not good value for cold meals. Have dined here before when it was mediocre, but is deteriorating. Other establishments in Ombersley are much superior.

A beautiful authentic pub with very polite and friendly staf. Food was amazing! We had soups from sweet potatoes and with chilly peppers, mushroom risotto and a lamb liver. This was the most delicious liver dish I have ever eaten! Soups were just amazing. We definitely will be returning and recommending this place to our friends.

We visited on a sunny Friday evening for a bit to eat with our two children and enjoyed our dinner on the decking area outside. Highly recommend - such a lovely pub with fantastic food and great service. The lemon meringue ice cream and homemade lemon curd which accompanied the baked cheesecake was absolutely delicious! There were several people enjoying a drink and had bought their dogs along, so it’s a great stop off if you’re local and out walking. We will definitely return!

We decided to have a trip out on a very damp Bank Holiday Monday. Lunch was first on the agenda and we went to The Cross Keys but it was not open for lunch and therefore we turned up to The Kings Arms. Most of the tables were reserved but we were given a table that we could have until 2 pm. That was fine. All we needed was a light lunch. I had a really good smoked salmon platter which was accompanied by my favourite Chase Elegant gin with elderflower tonic. Just a lovely light lunch. My friend was happy with the soup and a pot of tea,.

We called into this pub today, a party of eight ,but after being told they were serving food when we asked for a table for eight were told they were too busy to accommodate us,(gentleman behind the bar) quite sharply . Wouldn't recommend this pub go next door to the Crown and Sandys where we enjoyed their excellent food .

Nice, helpful, polite staff. Good service and very good food, good portions cooked really well, veg not over cooked, can't fault it !

Food was great, but service was extremely slow. We got asked if we wanted to see the desert menu, obviously said yes the guy said he would bring them over shortly. 30 minutes later we then collared him to ask can we have the desert...