Ring's Restaurant in Wychavon

The restaurant here catered for a family wedding . The food was amazing , our compliments to the chef ! Been back since for lunch , delicious home cooked food .

Ridiculous 'breakfast' and 'lunch' policy. We arrived at 11.20 to be told we couldn't have a bacon BAP as breakfast food was not served beyond 11.15! No sandwiches either because those were not served until 12.00. Will not be returning.

What a shame that they have started charging extortionate prices for mediocre food. Had a bacon sandwich in a very stale roll. Then ordered a piece of cake. £6.50 for. Cake and £3 for a Coke with not even a glass or any ice. Absolute madness.

BEEN GOING FOR YEARS but will give it a miss. thought baquette seemed expensive so 2 of us shared tuna baquette. Well excuse me for being thick - but is was only slightly longer than a hot dog bun - couple of mouthfuls only, nice salad. We had a piece of cake between us and pot of tea for two. Price circa £ I think this is taking the mickey. Thought it wasnt as busy as usual, would imagine extortinate prices will put people off. Shame on you. Bill £22.90

A very enjoyable night, bought for us as a present. Ideal for a special event not so much your regular night out. We had a starter and then a citrus duo of puddings, then it was pretty much free choice from the rest of the cold and hot sweets. I stuck to cold sweets, the only suggestion I could offer to the Jinney Ring is: cut down on the normal size portions. My husband had to give up after two pieces (lightweight), I managed to get through four different sweets just about. Had the portion sizes been smaller, like the citrus duo, we could have tried a few more (I know we could have requested a small portion but we didn't realize at the time). I therefore suggest 'sushi style' smaller individual plates, or suggest that patrons consider sharing. A bit of fresh fruit, strawberries etc or ice cream would also have added more interest and texture as the cold desserts were fairly cream heavy. Service was good, friendly and efficient, the cheese board was a nice finish

Limited range of cakes available, staff who looked like they didn’t want to be there and poor coffee from a coffee machine, weak and a horrible artificial milk taste. Wouldn’t recommend, I won’t be going back.

Had a wonderful family party in the marquee at the Jinney Ring. A beautiful setting, and Amanda, Carolyn and the team couldn't have been more helpful ,flexible or professional throughout the process. Buffet, venue, presentation etc all met our expectations and everybody who was there was very complementary. Would definitely recommend for get togethers, weddings etc.

Arrived for an early lunch. Ordered pot of tea whilst looking at menu... milk curdled in dispenser! Returned and replaced at counter but tray served on was dirty with gravy debris! So disappointed. Lovely memories of this place; tainted now. Won't return.

Decent quality breakfast, served nice and hot, the sausage bap that was ordered came out with four sausages which was really good value considering the quality of the sausages.

Beware if eating in the restaurant, check if they have a function first. Went here recently, the member of staff gladly took our order and around £20.00 for food and drinks, then as an after thought said we could not sit and eat indoors as they were preparing for a function, bar a small full area by the toilets or the outside tables on a cold windy afternoon. Had this been explained prior to ordering we wouldn't have bothered. In addition one of the cups was cracked and leaking all over the tray, upon raising this there was little concern or apology. Overall very poor customer service, which let's down the otherwise decent food and drinks. I have visited here a number of times previously, however it seems the standards have somewhat fallen. We will look to avoid here in future and will advise anyone else who asks about it to do the same. As an idea maybe put up signs saying function on or are u worried this will affect till takings, hence the dishonest behaviour?

Visited a couple of times, midweek and for Sunday lunch. A lovely location with a duck pond and fields outside next to the craft centre shops. Quite unusual in what looks like an old barn. There is a good choice of home cooked meals including pies, quiche, roast dinners and homemade cakes. The portions are always good and the food well presented, service can be a bit slow and meals end up lukewarm, but remedied quickly. You can get a two course meal midweek for approximately £15 so not cheap but a nice setting.

We had the roast dinner, which was tasty, but more importantly at the moment is the covid guidelines are followed to give peace of mind. The surroundings are picturesque. The glass blowing workshop is a real treat, had some gifts from here. I always find myself buying the plants and the chap behind till, gives good gardening tips. The Belinda Terry earrings and bracelet, purchased over my time here are beautiful and unique. This is a special place!

First time back there from last year. As a previous shielder i felt safe with their procedures. Now waitress service as opposed to queing at the counter. Only fault not enough waiters waitresses taking orders ours lovely but seemed rushed. Minted lamb pie was very tasty as was the bread and butter pud. Bit cold in there dueto open door but clean and tidy.

My Mum and I visited the Jinney Ring Restaurant last Friday with my new born baby. This was one of my first journeys out with my new born due to COVID so was feeling rather nervous and anxious.I couldn’t have felt more safe though.The staff were friendly and extremely helpful. Due to us having the pram the waitress kindly sat us at a table in its own little area, allowing me to put my baby in his pram in the corner away from everyone. The restaurant had also put up perspex on the timber dividers allowing separation in line with the COVID restrictions but still allowing you to see the beautiful lakes while eating and not feel claustrophobic.I would just like to thank the restaurant staff for making us feel so safe in these difficult times. We look forward to returning.

Just had delicious Sunday lunch for four. All Covid precautions in place and it felt very safe. Thank you

I go to the little farm shop every fortnight witch is wonderful on this occasion after picking up my usual order with my sister we decided to have a coffee and a cake at the coffee shop we sat outside and ordered them came the bill I was not happy a slice of cake £5 it was nothing special will never be going there again

After trying a lot of places since lock down has ended Jinney Ring’s restaurant has managed to provide a good choice of great quality food In their well organised socially distanced environment, very reassuring. The chicken and ham pie, peas and chips were piping hot and the prawn and salmon salad had a generous amount of both. Thank you and we will be there again soon!

I’m not one for terrible reviews but I didn’t enjoy my experience at Jinneys. We stopped by for some coffee, cake and a look at the ducks. On walking to the pond there was a chain across the walkway and a lady (who worked there) said we couldn’t have our coffee round the back by the pond as it was for “lunch guests only” rather rudely. It was only 11:45am and there was others enjoying a coffee by the pond. Never mind, we went round to the cramped front area and luckily got a seat. On purchasing our coffee we decided against the cake as the lady had been impolite in her manner and we didn’t fancy spending too long at the cafe. The queue was long and people were not very socially distant. The poor lady behind the till/bar was making all the coffees / drinks all by herself for both the cramped front area and the larger pond area - she was apologetic and I felt very sorry for her. The coffee / hot chocolate we bought were poor from a machine - Cool in temperature and not great in taste. Overall we won’t be back and maybe we were fools for even staying for a coffee. In terms of social distancing having the pond area open would be much wiser to have people in!!!

At almost £3 per coffee, you’d expect the real deal - but to our disappointment we had a ‘machine’ coffee produced by the staff pressing a button!! Had I noticed before, I’d have cancelled our order. This is simply unacceptable especially at the price. Adding insult to injury, the coffee cups are cheap & nasty too. Please put some finesse back into the Jinney Ring. It’s tired and uninviting....

A great lunch in these ‘Covid’ times. Staff were helpful and pleasant. Carolyn was especially helpful as My sister and I had taken our 91 year old mum there for a Birthday lunch and were able to sit inside but still social distancing. The food was well presented and tasty. It was my third visit since lockdown was eased and each time I’ve been impressed.

Arrived with a friend at restaurant opening times for coffee and to look around. We hadn’t met in months (much like most people at the moment. Seated in the main restaurant it was FREEZING. As all widows and doors open on a grey, windy and drizzly day. I closed windows as the elderly ladies by me got cold. Although the set up was for covid regs it was too over the top as the windows were opened again by the manager repeating it was for air flow due to covid, then anxiously correcting people’s seats, delegating to staff and the people near me also picked up on this. Created a tense atmosphere. At 12.02pm she approached us as asked if he wanted lunch and if not could we leave as it’s reserved for lunch. I looked around and it was empty. I counted 18 tables totally free and no queue at all for lunch. Interrupted yet another customer to abide by the new covid rules...totally over the top. No customer care for people visiting. I had been warned by my mum that there was an unfriendly staff a few days before. She was correct! I checked this lady was the manager and proceeded to communicate how unnecessary it was to ask us to leave given the spare tables and no people waiting. She continued to stand by her choice and had absolutely no regard for the fact it had spoilt our get together or how it came across. And pointed out a small sign showing the ‘rules’, to which I expressed no one told us the time limit we had. This small sign was behind me as I came in. Absolutely terribly hospitality attitude towards paying customers. It was still as bare when we left half an hour later after looking at the stores. We won’t be returning!

Had a reasonable meal under the eat deal (e.g. lots of good meat on the lamb shank). Desert was a bit of a surprise as it said it was an apple and custard cake (sounded interesting) but was an apple sponge with custard.But 50p per 1/2 pint of water!!! I have been to plenty of cheap local cafes to Michelin restaurants and never been charged for tap water with a meal. Won't be rushing back purely because of this.On a last note, I'm comfortable with staff wearing or not wearing masks. But one member of staff wore the mask over mouth but under her nose. If they are not worn properly, don't wear one. The nose and mouth are connected!

A lovely Cream Tea enjoyed on a sunny summers afternoon, in a beautiful garden with wild fowl ponds and country views. What’s not to like?!

We had just finished a visit to nearby Hanbury Hall and were headed south, so Jinney Ring was a fast in and out for us. Since we arrived late in the afternoon we were more into tea time, but wanted something more substantial. We were offered some good cauliflower soup, and a very tasty hummus and red pepper toastie. Although we didn't order any, the cake selection looked absolutely terrific. This would be a good place for families, friends and anyone else who wants a reasonable bite while touring the craft (and craft beer!) shops. An added bonus is the duck pond out back, which will certainly interest the younger crowd.

Visited here today again, and as always, the food was delicious. I had the chicken/bacon/leek in a creamy sauce and it was gorgeous...SO tasty. lovely vegetables to accompany this and some nice chunky garlic wedges

Long queue as not table service. The slowest service you can imagine. Dithering staff, not working in an efficient manner at all. Should be more of them as well tbf.20 minute wait. Just not acceptable. Toastie would have been another 20 minutes wait. Food very expensive. Only thing going for it is the view if you manage to get a window table.

Visited here for lunch with a friend, good meal and snacks menu and good service. Nicely laid out and beautiful views from one part of the Restaurant over the lakes.

Have been several times to this restaurant when visiting the Craft Centre and have always been pleased with the quality and value of the drinks and cakes we have had.. The staff are friendly and obliging. In the nice weather there is a good seating area outside overlooking the lake and ducks.

We sat in a quiet corner of the restaurant and had a nice afternoon tea and coffée with scones and sandwiches.

The menu is confusing, the bread on thePloughman’s was stale and the salad just cheap salad as if it was bagged. We had to wipe out own table. The lady serving the lunch, when asked was a bit stroppy and hence we didn’t return the stale bread. There was no way this was fresh bread as it tasted awful. It’s a shame as the location and place is actually nice but we won’t be returning.

Waited 10 minutes for people to make 3 coffees from a push button machine then when it was our time to order, the staff started chatting about what they did at the weekend.When they finally took my order, the waitress searched for the takeaway coffee cups and had another chat about the same thing to another member of staff while she was doing it.I walked out.

I visited for the first time with a friend. There is a large free car park with disabled spaces. The shops are independent and not the usual chains which is what I particularly liked. This means you can purchase unique products many hand made by the shop owners which is great for gifts. Some of the shops offer classes to make the items which encourages your creativity. You must visit the glass shop as you can see glass blowing demonstrations. The gardens are beautiful and I was impressed with the range of sculptures strategically placed to enhance the space. These are available to purchase. There is a restaurant with a large outdoor space over looking the lake and gardens. I would recommend a visit and would definitely return.

Beautiful day, lovely location, good car parking. Often meet here with family or friends, it was very busy timed my visit to co inside with a coach; the staff remained calm and unflustered and helpful Food was good standard fare with a token gesture to vegetarian vegan options no vegan sandwiches if you want meat and veg it looked great but I felt there was a missed opportunity to be more innovative in this time of people becoming more plant based in there diet. The craft centre was worth a quick look but not a go to destination if looking for a present.Definitely a good meeting place for friends especially if you have children.

My partners pork and apple pie and salad was fine, and good value. But to be charged £7.50 for a tuna mayo sandwich, which was just some tuna mayo between 2 slices of sliced brown bread plus a small portion of very ordinary salad with no dressing is pretty outrageous. My partners cappuccino in his words ‘didn’t taste like cappuccino - more like froth on top of weak coffee’.

I have been visiting the Jinney ring for many many years and had always thought it was the perfect place to pick up a birthday or Christmas gift for someone. The gift shop used to be very interesting but now im afraid there is very little reason to go there.

Visited here for the first time and was really disappointed with it. Very expensive with not a lot on site. Easy to miss the entrance especially when other events on locally and signs are pointing you all over the place.

Some interesting shops to visit , great for buying presents! Speciality beer , home made chocolates, fabulous locally made jewellery as well as other shops. The restaurant sells wonderful cakes and the roast dinners are great.

I don’t write many poor or average reviews and I do like the jinney ring as a whole, it is lovely that kids can feed the ducks (extra cost) and cakes are brilliant but the main meals are so vastly overpriced. You pay over £10 for a meal which is scooped out of a large dish (like when you’re at school), or have alternative of a toasty for £6, and you put it on a tray and take it to your table. The staff are lovely and drinks ok but the pricing for main meals really needs a rethink.

Pretty good coffee and lovely cherry cake. Extensive seating inside and out. Great views over the countryside. Number of car parks with plenty of spaces. Can get very busy at weekends and delays getting served. The restaurant is not dog friendly. A bit of difficulty locating this place, the Sat Nav took us to postcode, there was still another 6 minutes drive. Minimal directions or signposts en route

I haven’t been here for years and wanted to bring my youngest who is 10...fantastic! We both had mushroom soup with a roll, and shared-quite frankly-the most delicious chips I have had in my whole life! The restaurant was busy as I remember it, even after an hour more people were cuing to get food. The choice is fantastic, and it’s all homemade-makes such a lovely change from a pub where everything is mass made, frozen and reheated! Definitely go there!

What a disappointment! Walked in to the gallery to find it has changed - it was empty. Upstairs also empty - nothing very appealing.

I normally visit here for coffee and cake so it made a nice change to eat lunch here. There was a good selection and everything looked appetizing. I had the pie and it was delicious. The vegetables were well cooked and the helping very generous. Will certainly visit again.

Visiting a friend in Bromsgrove,she took us to Ginny Ring for lunch.

Visited the Jinny Ring for a light lunch with friends. They had the sausage and onion bap which was a large white bap, a couple of sausages and onions. They both remarked that the food was cold; one friend simply couldn't eat her food as it was too cold.

We stay at the Jinney ring several times a year in our motorhome, beautiful countryside, Malcolm the owner is very friendly and welcoming . We have eaten in the restaurant several times food is excellant staff very friendly, cakes are delicious A superb stop over, just to say you have to be a Brit stop member to stay in your motorhome, Campervan , always happy when we stay Rob and Deb

This is a self-service restaurant with several choices of hot or cold food, ranging from a full meal to a snack. We chose a proper lunch - steak and ale pie which was served with vegetables. The pie was very good, plenty of tender meat in a tasty gravy. We were fortunate to get a table by the window where we were entertained by the antics of the resident ducks outside in the extensive grounds. The price was reasonable, comparable with a pub lunch.

Have visited here many times before. Cafe is excellent, clean ,tidy good food menu and reasonable prices. But cafe is not the only reason why visitors come., it is a craft centre as well. Lots of the original small craft studios are there, glass making, chocolate making, violin and wood crafts. Art glasses etc. However and the reason for the title is that the biggest shop which use to have lots of displays of small gifts to purchase has been turned into an art gallery. Some may prefer that but the group of 16 that I took were very disappointed.

We have frequently visited the Jinney Ring, but not eaten previously.

I visited with a friend today, it was the first time she had been....I know how popular the restaurant is, so expected to queue at peak lunch time.....Not a problem, as the food is worth it. I had the pork and apple pie, with a trip to the salad bar. As we passed the hot food counter, it all looked amazing! the staff were friendly and efficient. looking forward already to my next visit.

Called into the restaurant today for a quick bite. The children's lunch box contained a sandwich, pom bear crisps and a fruit shoot. Not my choice really and at £4.95 I thought this was expensive but my son was hungry.....I would rather have been able to opt for a piece of fruit but I went with it. I asked for a Ham sandwich, no choice of brown or white bread offered......it came as white bread wrapped in a mountain of cling film hmmmmmmm!!! I asked for a children's Babycino not too hot so my 4yr old could drink it and a Latte. On to the tray they went. I also asked if I could have a baked potato with tuna mayo as the only choice on the menu was cheese or cheese and beans, both of which I don't eat. A huge potato with a tiny level ramekin of tuna mayo. I had to ask if 'that was it?' There was barely a tablespoon!!!! The portion of tuna mayo was doubled thankfully or I might have handed it back but really only enough for half the potato. Off to our table we went in what is a pleasant restaurant with the view and the location if you sit at the back or in the garden. So back to the hot drinks.....my sons Babycino was so hot he couldn't drink it straight away so I stirred it until it was palatable for him but I am sure it was powdered milk out of a machine as the consistency was very watery for milk or it was semi skimmed which is pointless for a child from a nutrition point of view, but I did taste it and I am fairly sure it was powdered and told my son not to drink it but he did cos he is 4 and wanted his Babycino. My Latte was unfortunately no better.......not an ounce of fresh steamed milk in site but rather powdered coffee and milk out of a machine. Its 20 years since my last visit and the food hasn't improved much in that time. Very basic for the prices being charged, all be it the restaurant was busy and they obviously have a market, I was not impressed.

I was face painting for a lovely wedding on a beautiful August day. What a terrific venue in the Worcestershire countryside.

Thought we would try visiting again, to our disappointment we received the same poor service, staff behind the counter are unwelcoming, clear training issue here - customer service.

Location is great, interior to coffee shop also pleasing, however let down by staff behind counter. We received a unfriendly welcome, not even a hello or how may we help, body language negative. Customer service training definitely needed. Disappointing for such a quaint location.

Called in many times for coffee and cake which is excellent, great choice of cakes in a relaxing atmosphere. Today we had breakfast baps which where so big we had to eat with knife and forks good quality bacon and sausages, even managed to pick up my dad’s Father’s Day present from the gift shop

Great food, at good prices. Very friendly and relaxed atmosphere. The food quality is excellent, well worth a visit for lunch, or a snack anytime.

We spent a couple of hours here looking round the craft centre and then having lunch sitting outside in the sun. Lovely choice of food we had salad which you can help yourself too. It was too hot for the roasts but they looked lovely also.

Very surprised how lovely it was. The views outside were lovely on a warmer day would be great to sit outside. The lunch we had was really good , all home cooked fresh and very filling. However could not resist a pudding which was also home cooked and the best bread and butter pudding l have had for a long time. Highly recommend.

yes this place has changed and I am unsure if it is for the better ?? Had a walk round before meeting a friend for tea and cake and it is no where near as busy as it was years ago, I used to love the gift shop, this visit walked away empty handed. The restaurant still has its charm

Called in for a quick lunch. There is a good selection of freshly cooked & tasty food. Service is good. Worth walking around the duck pond & wandering thru the craft shops.

Impromptu visit with friends recently. As I drove to the centre I realised the last time I visited was about 10 years ago. It still had all of its charm & character. The craft workshops were interesting & I could spend a fortune if I...

Our second visit here and whilst for me personally the craft centre and shops could be better the definite highlight is the restaurant. Always busy which is a good sign and the food is great! We had jacket potatoes with cheese plus the salad bar...

I came with a friend to look around the craft centre and we called in to the restaurant for a coffee. There was a roaring log fire which was lovely on a cold day. The coffee was served in mugs or cups. The coffee sold...

I rarely have a roast dinner out as no-one does it well enough in my opinion - but this was an exception. I had turkey, gravy, yorkshires, roast pots, and veg - great - this was a very tasty and savoury feast and every mouthful...

Mouth-wateringly delicious! That's the verdict on the special Christmas lunch being served at the Jinney Ring this month. The turkey, carved while you wait, is full of succulent flavour. The fresh vegetables are cooked to perfection, the stuffing was tasty, and the gravy was rich and complemented the meal perfectly. Eaten in a traditional farmhouse environment, with sparkling Christmas tree and decorations, this is an excellent place to meet friends for a little get-together over the Christmas season. Thoroughly recommended

What an absolutely fantastic lunch enjoyed with friends today! Booked a table of four for a Christmas Lunch. The meal...

A truly wonderful meal enjoyed today with friends. The food was superb, as was the service. We eat here regularly...

I visited this afternoon for festive high tea with my Grandma (82) and daughter (1) as my Grandma’s Christmas present....

3 meals for £28, all were delicious & moreish. The salmon in white wine sauce with carrot & swede mash,...

Met a friend for a light midweek lunch. Service was nothing special. As I was unwilling to pay over £8...

I visited this restaurant 19/11/17, for Sunday Lunch. Having on ever visited the craft center before, my sister and her family had a joint meal with my family. What was a very somber occasion was made a very memorable day by the Sunday Lunch we had. I can only say the quality of the food was excellent, and the value the same. The atmosphere was pleasant. A thoroughly enjoyable couple of hours.

Just lovely for my daughter and her friends and family, a place to gather for fun and food in an amazing setting . She has spent all of her life visiting and has wonderful memories at the Jinny Ring

We had lunch here whilst visiting the craft centre, excellent value, good sized portions, I have a pop and stuffing bap with a bowl of chunky chips, wife had the soup of the day. All very good, nice clean restaurant with a nice view over a couple of ponds.

We have visited this lovely craft centre on many occasions, both as a couple (we are pensioners) and with the grandchildren. It is delightfully situated with a lovely lake, outstanding views, ducks for the children to feed and a host of garden decorations and statues. The actual craft shops are interesting and varied. Why then my title "Such a Pity"? There is a splendid restaurant area within the complex serving delicious cakes and ice creams but alas the team of ladies working in there seem to think there is no need for a smile, a friendly greeting, or indeed a "goodbye" when guests depart. This applies particularly to a couple of the (dare I say) older ladies who seem to think they are doing us a favour by serving us. Yesterday for example when my wife and I left we were not even acknowledged by the two ladies concerned as we passed in front of the counter.....and we were the only ones in there!! I have heard similar comments from other diners. Perhaps a few basic lessons in "people skills" would not be amiss.In spite of that we shall continue to visit this delightful centre...it is somewhere rather special.

Just popped in for a coffee after taking grandson swimming nearby. Probably the best time to visit if the week. (Its Wednesday morning). Serving staff lovely and chatty. Just as important though delicious coffee and lemon sponge. As usual the duck pond outside is a hive of activity. Really good visit. There are probably times of the week I wouldn’t drop by. Shops are brilliant too.

Have visited on many occasions but disappointed on this visit that gift shop was being refurbished so not a lot to see as presumably it was being prepared for Christmas. All other outlets were interesting. In cafe feel it totally unacceptable not to have prices on the cakes displayed as for anyone on a budget it would make it difficult to make a choice.

I left a full review on the main Jinney Ring Trip Advisor page, so do check that out if you're planning on a celebration here!Amanda and the team were fantastic at preparing a high tea for our wedding day afternoon and catering for a large amount of dietary requirements was executed perfectly. The chef is AMAZING! Thank you so much! Amanda was in touch with me helping me to plan everything perfectly an the chef called me and went through a detailed run down and came up with something better than I could have imagined. I actually got to eat something I really enjoyed on my wedding day! We had a great time here, the backdrop is beautiful with views of the Malverns. I used to come here as a child with my Nan's partner and her and with this amazing memory too last forever, I cannot thank you enough Amanda and the team! We had vegan cheeses, gluten free scones, vegan, gluten free dairy free you name it and it tasted AMAZING! They do offer a vegan and gluten free option daily for cakes if you want to nip in for a cheeky afternoon tea and cake, our menu was specially put together and pre-ordered so if thats something you're looking to do then I do not hesitate to recommend booking up here. The chef is a genius. Thanks again for making our day perfect!!

We cycled to the Jinney Ring given that we live locally. The setting is nice with lovely views and management are clearly trying to create something that is a bit different from the norm. But £4.60 for a single tea pot with 2 tea bags in it? Surely you've got to be joking? Sadly, no!

I visit The Jinney Ring Centre regularly. It is a great place to bring friends who are visiting and the views from the restaurant are worth the journey. The ducks provide endless amusement.In the past I have stood with a friend in the queue at the restaurant counter and could not find anything to eat and we left. That happened again last Wednesday. The difficulty was that we had come to do some shopping which was successful. We did not have much time and all we wanted was something quick which would fill a hole in the tummy to enable us to get to the next appointment. We both watch our weight and do not eat cake and I do not at meat. The amount of cake on display was daunting. We hoped for a salad but the salad bar offerings were too calorific to contemplate. We left and did much better at Parkes Cafe in Droitwich,If you come here be prepared to eat a heavy full fattening meal. Allow yourself lots of time to enjoy the view and the ducks.If I am honest whenever I come with a friend I usually sit and watch them eat. There is nothing much here for a healthy eating vegetarian. The person who complained about the lack of a simple sandwich has my whole hearted support.

We popped into the restaurant/cafe midweek after a long walk in search of a sandwich. We were told no sandwiches but we do do toasties. There was a choice of two, ham cheese and tomato or brie and red onion. No choice of bread, even cheap places offer a choice of white or brown. We had one of each, the toasties came on cheap white bread with a very sad idea of a side salad.Over priced cheap food.

Althiugh Im giving the restaurant an average rating Id still recommend having a visit, especially on a nice day. the setting is just beautiful and the surrounding craft trades really interesting, so great place for younger kids. Foodwise, the options are quite limited- we did visit at lunch so perhaps a more varied menu is available in the evening, but as the stores wont be open/ setting not as enjoyable I wouldnt be interested in vistin at thise times. You can get various cakes and hot/cold drinks, which is really all you need. althiugh the prices arent cheap they arent extortioante either- pretty average really for a craft centre ie middle class early afternoon family trip out. The ladies who worked behind the counter were all really friendly and lovely as well.

We popped in here for a coffee and had such a warm welcome upon entering we definatly will be returning in the future for a meal and a look around , was only a quick visit upon passing but what a lovely place , definatly would recommend

Good range of local craft areas. Garden shop selld beautiful ornaments, fairy houses as well as a range of plants. The glass blowers sell a range of iyems and you can watch them at work. Nice field area with animals behind the jinney ring. Restaurant not so good as I found it expensive and the food only okay. Have events on regularly.

Great place to visit for all the family. Lots of lovely craft shops to visit and then a visit to the restaurant for coffee is a must. They do a delicious range of cakes and pastries which are hard to resist. The area outside is beautiful with views over the Worcestershire countryside which on a summers day is gorgeous. The two ponds host a variety of fish and the ducks are always a big hit with the children.

As the title states the place is beautiful and lovely on summers day but the food in what can only be called as canteen style food or bodged carvery as it's not cooked to order it, we were in there for roughly about 2 and half hours and the food didn't appear to get changed over apart from some from the hols and peas were replenished I say replenished as in new food out on top of old. If we hadn't already had eaten I would there I would have turned round and gone Maccies in droitwich and saved approx 19 quid even for bog standard food they charge mid to too range prices. I will return to the place but will make sure i bring a packed lunch

A number of craft outlets here which were varied, good quality and interesting to visit and the advantage of a good spacious cafe/ restaurant onsite too. The outside area at the back has extensive views towards the Malvern hills with a duck pond and seating.

A friend and I came to play the other day and we had such a lovely time, so many clever people making lovely stuff. All friendly ... food was great as well.. And there were ducks to feed definitely make a return visit

We were looking for something different for a Sunday drive out where we could also get lunch. We found Jinny Ring on TripAdvisor and liked the sound of it. Fortunately it was a lovely sunny day and we spent a couple of hours browsing the craft shops before visiting the restaurant for the carvery. We all opted for the beef and it melted in your mouth. One of the best value carverys we have had. Great place with loads to do.

The Jinny Ring is set in beautiful surroundings and myself and my husband were very much looking forward to attending one of the infamous Pudding Nights here. The food was lovely, but the whole evening was overshadowed by the shocking service we received. It took over 20mins to receive our drinks after ordering at the start of the evening, the wrong puddings were served when ordering, we were not offered tea & coffee at the end of the evening and we sat at our table for 45 minutes waiting for the bill with no staff in sight. We attended as the night was paid for as a gift, there is no way it is worth the amount charged. Very disappointing!

Everything was excellent took my mother out for the day and looked for a local place to eat after a visit to hanbury hall and had heard bad reviews and experiences about the local pub so I decided to visit the jinny ring .it was reasonably busy but nothing seemed too much trouble for the staff food was quality and presented nice even my elderly mother who is partly blind said how excellent the whole experience was a quality place to visit if your in Hanbury .

Just been to Jinney Ring for Sunday lunch. Excellent. Such good quality food. Fantastic service. Beautiful setting and location. A must visit place.

I bought a gift voucher for a meal at Jinny Ring for a friend at xmas. Valid for a year so we chose to go yesterday as part of a lovely walk around the Hanbury area in glorious spring sunshine. The meal was lovely. Home cooked food with plenty of veg, spoilt for choice with the mains and puddings/cakes to die for. Views, near and far, from the restaurant are sublime. We both bought items from the craft units and highly recommend

Fancy a day try this craft centre but do not miss the excellent food all cooked freshnever had a bad meal here and it will not break the banklarge portions leave room for sweets

The Jinny ring is a great place to have a walk around and look at all the different craft outlets that are there.The glass workshop is definitely worth a visit with everything for sale being handmade, and you can see the glass items being made in front of you by the team who work there. The restaurant is a great place to have a drink and a bite to eat, with great views of the duck pond and gardens it's a good place to sit and relax. The food and drinks are well priced and the quality of food is good.The little chocolate shop is also a must, it's not cheap, but their products are very good quality so you expect to pay a bit extra.

Had a wander round this craft centre today. Lovely little shops making and selling glass items, enamel, chocolate,wood, hats, gifts etc.Loved the plants which I found to be so reasonable too.Can highly reccomend a visit here.

Visited here on a Sunday morning just out of curiosity and was pleasantly surprised. A mix of craft shops and a restaurant. We saw glass blowing, a potter and an artist completing one of his paintings... Producing goods that you can buy in their shop. The restaurant is really popular and food good quality. Outside there is a small lake and birds to enjoy. Recommend!

I have been here a few times before but thought it was about time I did a review. Lovely café with substantial, very reasonably priced food. Today on a cycle ride with a friend, I had delicious carrot and coriander soup with a cheese, tomato and onion toastie, and we shared a slice of chocolate cake. All very tasty. Never had a bigger meal but I must say today the meals looked really good too and only about £9 for a good meal with plentiful amounts of vegetables. Will have to try one of those on a future visit. There is also a lovely sitting out area with a pond and ducks. Too cold today to sit out though. Great craft workshops to wander around too. Would definitely recommend.

I love it here, various little shops filled with different things, jewellery, chocolate, home made soaps, and the largest one has an upstairs and is filled with nic nacs of all description, I could spend ages looking around here, lovely cafe and a small pond filled with ducks that are begging to be fed! Worth a visit even if you only browse but I bet you buy something!

Our special treat is to have lunch at Jinney Ring. The food is just fabulous; what is offered as good home-made style food is beyond belief. Chips you would murder for, menu that is healthy, wholesome and TASTY. Surroundings idyllic. All this and a friendly welcome and superb service.

The craft centre has something of interest for all ages. There are about 12 craft studios, gift shops and a restaurant. There are gardens, a pond and plenty of ducks to feed.There's also a Memory Tree outdoors where you can pay for a glass leaf with a personal message etched on it to be attached to the tree. The fee includes a £10 donation for the Alzheimer's Society. One of our family members had a leaf attached last year!After visiting the tree we enjoyed a visit to the lovely quaint restaurant which is also used for evening private functions. We visited for coffee and cakes which were very enjoyable.

First popped in for coffee but having seen food available returned for lunch.Good choice of cold or hot meals and sandwiches.Roomy restaurant and if you can get window seat lovely views.