The Green Dragon in Malvern Hills

This is our favorite go to for home cooked food which is always delicious. Mark and Sue are so friendly and attentive and go the extra mile for a special occasion.

This pub/restaurant is an absolute gem! The food was delicious and served with care and attention in a lovely ambience. Yes, the decor in some areas may need some attention, but we couldn't care a fig! Had the 3 course meal and every item was delicious, well cooked and reminded me of a time when people cared about what they served and how it may be received. It was all delightfully cohesive and tasty and good value. The bar area is also delightful. Gentle background tones of 80s music was nostalgic!

The food was delicious and well presented. One of the best over all evenings in Malvern for the last six years. Charming staff and a really pleasant atmosphere in the conservatory.

After 2 disappointing meals at nearby pubs, this was our last throw and it couldn't have been better. The surroundings were pleasant, the service friendly and the food was delicious and home made, so different from the run of the mill pub offerings and much cheaper. If only we had selected this pub first!

Travelling home and looking to stop for a quick [mid-afternoon] beer. This place was excellent ! There were less than half a dozen people in the bar, but the feeling was friendly and comfortable. I've worked out that I was last there 5...er, 10....well, probably closer to 20 years ago and I must drop in again. 'Merry Xmas to the staff and regulars'.

We have visited The Green Dragon on a number of occasions over the years. There has always been a genuine welcome for us. The food is excellent and reasonably priced. The pace of the service is well-judged. It is reasonably quick, but you never feel rushed. When the landlady has realised that we are there for a special occasion like a birthday or wedding anniversary, she has added something extra like an indoor firework in the dessert or special confetti on the table. In the summer, it is a good place to walk to and sit in the garden with a pint. It is great to have The Green Dragon as our local.

Went for dinner it was lovely , the service was quick and friendly no waiting at all . All the food was cooked fresh nothing frozen and was delicious!! Very reasonable too they do set menu, 2 course £16.95 or 3 for 18.95 . A lovely husband and wife team !!

8 of us visited at lunchtime on Sunday . There is a great menu choice . The food was well cooked and this coupled with good service made it a lovely occasion. Thank you

3 of us have gone to green dragon for a meal and it was first class all round and have booked for third time as we are so impressed

The food at the Green Dragon is excellent, all home cooked. The service is great, friendly and quick. The decor could be better but the food makes up for it. Music awful but food makes up for that too. Pavlova to die for!

Visited today. Absolutely excellent menu, not just the usual pub grub. Beautifully cooked and tasty as. Wonderful service, makes a change from the norm...can't recommend highly enough

We visited last Thursday evening & everything about the place was great. I had the salmon & my partner had lamb (both excellent). Great atmosphere and very friendly service. Will definitely go again when next visiting the area.

We were looking for somewhere to eat as our normal port of call The Bluebell at Callow End is not yet open and as we hadn't been to the Green Dragon for a while, we decided to give it a try. We were shown to our seats by a very pleasant and efficient lady and were happy with the Covid precautions within the dining area, so no concerns there. We both had starters, my wife had stilton and broccoli soup which she loved and I had crab fish cakes, which were ok, if a little on the small side, although I did find the sweet chilli dip a little on the thin side, For mains my wife had smoked haddock and Leeks in a cream and chive sauce with new potatoes and a side salad, she thoroughly enjoyed this, although would have liked a slightly larger piece of fish. I chose Beef Rendang a malaysian curry, with rice. There were a couple of chewy pieces of meat, but all in all it was pretty good. I finished my meal with warm treacle tart and vanilla ice cream, again it was ok, but didn't blow me away. To drink my wife had a freshly made coffee and it was a nice touch for her to have a top up at the end of her meal. A jug of water was all brought to the table without asking, which again was a nice touch and I had a pint of doom bar, unfortunately, the first one brought o me was the end of a barrel and had to go back, but this was done without question and can happen anywhere, the replacement was better, but I didn't feel inclined to have another, I'm sure however we will be back at some point.

Had a family meal for 9 in celebration of my sons 12th birthday. Welcoming was very warm from the off with drinks in the lounge bar whilst we ordered from the menu.We’re invited to sit in the restaurant when our starters were nearly ready and were greeted by a decorated table - nice touch!The lady who was waiting tables worked the entire room (guessing about 25 covers?). She was bubbly and friendly to all. Kudos to her.Lovely gesture for desert with the indoor firework in my sons desert - he didn’t know where to look, but was really touched!The food here is good quality pub restaurant food. The value is excellent - had a special offer of 3 courses for £16.50. Exceptional value. Deserts are homemade and the treacle and ginger tart was delicious.

Our family went to the Green Dragon to celebrate a birthday. We found the place to be welcoming, Sue in particular was extremely pleasant and made our event special with a birthday candle that was most impressive! We enjoyed our food and would definitely return.

We had a really lovely meal, mine was vegetarian from their main menu but they do other veggie meals, just ask. The atmosphere was peaceful and relaxing and the staff were very friendly and helpful. A lovely evening.

My friends and I went to the pub to kill time as we were staying nearby but arrived too early to get into the property. We have lunch there. The food as nice although the chips were a bit greasy. The building could do with a bit of TLC but the landlady was lovely and very accommodating.

The large conservatory is light and airy. The menu has lots of choice and a 2 course meal at 12.95 is very good value. I had chicken in tarragon sauce with mushrooms and chips. Delightful. All the other dishes looked good and were complemented by my friends. Desserts were varied and all presented well. Service was friendly, efficient and prompt. Coffee was served at the table with second helpings. Recommended.

Visited today a Friday lunchtime, excellent. Driven by the pub so many times but today was the day we sampled sumptuous food. A 2 course lunch for £12.95 each takes some beating and our fish dishes were cooked to perfection. The sauce was just mouthwatering. Well done chef and the lovely slim waitress who served us. She was so organised. A lovely ambience greeted us in the conservatory and can highly recommend the Green Dragon. Excellent.

We are three couples who went for an evening meal on a Tuesday evening while on holiday. The menu was very good with plenty of choice to suit everyone. The food was delicious and the service excellent, we couldn’t fault it, it was also extremely good value. I agree with other reviews that the outside isn’t very inviting but don’t be put off. From the road you could easily miss it as it looks more like a house than a pub and restaurant. To sum up a great meal and would definitely highly recommend it.

Myself and my husband and 2 children spotted the place and decided to pop in for a quick drink on our way home. We had previously on a different occasion pulled into the car park and had funny looks from some people coming out getting into their cars which put us off. On this occasion we entered and were greeted by a lovely lady behind the bar who made us feel very welcome. After some lovely conversation with us she made my daughters (11) evening saying that she would be an amazing netball player and my little boys (4) night as she got a great game out and was more than happy to spend some time playing Chairs with him! Looking at the menus they sound amazing plus the vegan options are great! Will return (probably on a Wednesday when that lovely bar maid is in) x

We visited The Green Dragon by recommendation from family who live nearby. Do not be put off by the first impressions, it does need some TLC.The staff were really friendly, helpful and attentive. A good menu with plenty of choice and it was really good value.The lamb and fishcake mains were really nice.

After a slightly cold afternoon walk around the lovely county town of Hereford we stopped into the Green Dragon for afternoon tea. What a treat, old world charm, warm, comfortable sofas, great service and a sumptuous cream tea and a staggeringly attractive cost - definitely on our list next time we visit Hereford

We booked the Green Dragon for a Friday night and a table of four adults. The pub is somewhat hidden from the main road but parking is easy once there. It was fairly quiet in the conservatory but we chose a corner table and sat down for our eats. The menu was good with plenty of choice and the option of one two or three courses.

This was my third visit the the Green Dragon and again it didn't disappoint. On all 3 occasions, I have been mid week and the restaurant was a bit quiet. However, the food and service has always been excellent and for any allergy sufferers, if you give them enough notice the chef will adapt your chosen dish to suit.

We arrived late on a Sunday looking for dinner in a dog friendly pub and the staff were very accomodating by cooking us a fresh Sunday roast, delicious! Great location and atmosphere!

I had Sunday lunch here with a friend. Although they do not do a Sunday carvery, the food on the menu was varied and excellent. On another occasion I had booked to go there for my birthday lunch. A friend had taken a surprise birthday cake there for me. My friend apparently asked the chef if he would mind doing the writing on the cake etc. We didn't go in the end as my friend was ill - so he told me about the cake and I went to collect it! Not only had it been written on - beautifully, but the chef had also put a bow and some 'bling' round the cake. I thought that was a really nice thoughtful touch. They didn't charge us any money for doing the cake and didn't mind at all that we had to cancel. Very nice people running the place - I will be back very soon!

Good food and would recommend. However the building needs some TLC a lick of paint and a good clean.

Pleasant staff with a real old-fashioned 'local boozer' atmosphere. Food very tasty - but portions are small. Would have given 4 stars instead of 3 - had we not been put off by the giant mouldy-looking damp patch above the kitchen door in the restaurant room. With a little bit of work this could really be a charming pub.

A Friday night in Malvern would not be right without a drink at the Green Dragon. Always a warm welcome with an excellent choice of well kept ales. Friendly atmosphere with a good choice of music.

We arrived at the Green Dragon in steadily falling snow and were greeted by the owner who made us very welcome serving drinks as soon as we were settled. The Inn serves its dining customers in a large conservatory which has splendid views of the Malvern Hills (when it's not snowing!)

This was a “special occasion” meal, I was so disappointed for my host.

The lamb was over cooked and over powered by a gravy swimming in malt vinegar & mint. The jacket potato had been microwaved and all the meals were served on cold plates. As for the trifle it was lumpy, grey and drowned in cheap sherry, eeeeh

The cook at the Green Dragon is excellent. He produces a short menu (always a good sign) of tasty dishes that are well cooked. No airs and graces - just simple food well cooked. Wine by the glass is also well selected.

Great menu and a good choice for veggies. Wish I knew what the greens were called. I was told 'cabbage' but what kind? The best I have tasted and would love to know more but the staff were too busy.

Found this delightful Pub/restaurant on a recent visit to Malvern. It appeared to be in the middle of the country, but as we were following the satnav in the dark, could be wrong. We received a lovely welcome and the option to sit in the cosy bar to chose from the menu. I chose chicken in a mushroom sauce and my husband the minted lamb. We had a choice of chips or new potatoes and fresh veg or salad. We both chose the chips with fresh veg. The meal was absolutely delicious, beautifully cooked and hot. The meat was so tender and the veg just right. The dining room is a huge conservatory but well laid out and with lots of heaters to make it comfortable.

I called in here about a month ago on the way to a meeting, in serious need of a coffee and the use of their facilities. Hanging around in the car park the people who run the place spotted me, got the place opened up...

We chose the lunch time offers, 2 or 3 courses reasonably priced with a good choice. The crab cake starter was well presented with some fabulous fresh brown bread, a small salad and a large portion of sauce. Very tasty but small, soft and runny,...

Keep meaning to write a review - have visited this establishment practically every Saturday since returning to Malvern about 6...

My husband and I and our family went there to celebrate our Golden wedding Anniversary. The food was first class as always the surroundings are lovely , nothing is ever to much trouble and the service is first is great. They made our day very special the table was decorated making it very special.whatever your food choice you will not be dissapointed. This is a family run establishment with so much effort put int it ,we will certainly be going again.

To be honest it doesn't take much, but waitress service and complimentary posh bread and water does the job for me! The Green Dragon does a great job of retaining a relaxed pub feel, while being resturaunty enough to make you feel like you're treating yourself. The food is excellent, the menu varied enough and the staff very friendly, welcoming and personable. Main courses for around £10+. Lovely rural location. We'd go back!

Service was very friendly, good menu choices and the food was very good. We really enjoyed our meals.

We had lunch which was good value, fresh food, however the gardens could to with sprucing up and inside could do with updating - quite dreary. The staff were welcoming and friendly though.

It's easy to miss the Green Dragon as it's tucked away on the side of the long straight Guarlford Road. It's also a bit confusing when you go in through the front door: there's a door to the left and the right both of which say "Lounge". However, if you enter what looks like a conservatory you find yourself in the restaurant. It was a warm summer afternoon so the restaurant was about half full as some people were eating outside.The service was quick and attentive without making me feel rushed. I had the soup of the day, asparagus, with some lovely crusty wholemeal bread, followed by a delicious lamb steak cooked in an excellent mint gravy with fresh vegetables. The portion sizes were just right for me, and I overheard another diner ask for more bread and potatoes which they were served without any fuss. To drink I had a small beer and a generous large glass of a very decent Merlot. Having decided against a pudding I ordered coffee which was freshly made and was refilled several times until I decided to ask for the bill.

A very nice restaurant that could easily be missed. The front garden seemed over grown preventing a good view of the building. Once inside the restaurant was situated in a conservatory which over looked a side garden with seating area and childrens' swings.We were pleasantly welcomed and given a choice of tables. There was a group of 15 already seated. The waitress told us that there would be a wait for our food as the chef was cooking for the large group. This was not a problem and we were only waiting 15 minutes. Other customers came after us and were served fairly quickly.The food was very good and was worth the wait. The ambience of the restaurant would I believe be normally quite peaceful, however, the children enjoyed running in and out of the restaurant leaving doors open which did annoy some customers.Overall the staff were extremely pleasant even to the extent that the waitress came out of the restaurant to thank us and say goodnight as she hadn't had the opportunity to do so before we left!

A very warm and welcoming public house, just outside the beautiful town of Malvern. Food is fantastic and the beer is superbly kept. Mark & Sue are thanked for their hospitality. Roly recommends it!

Visited while on a long weekend break. Pulled in while driving past as it looked nice with a conservatory on the side. We had lamb in red wine & chicken and chorizo casserole. Both meals were served with fresh vegetables and were very nice, served by very friendly and efficient staff. Would definitely visit again when in the area.

If you want to be insulted and treated with contempt, this is the place for you. Of course allowances should be made for the fact they were rushed off their feet with custom (our table plus one other!). It started going wrong when the main course was brought out while one of us was still eating a starter of olives and home hake bread. When I pointed out we were not ready yet the waitress said "I thought you were only picking at the olives." My response was "no I would like to eat .my main course after I've finished my starter" and I'm no slouch when it comes to feeding myself! "I'll put your steaks to keep warm then" When I complained about this arrangement was told in a loud voice "there's no need to make a scene". As predicted the steaks, when they arrived, had transformed from medium rare to medium well and the sauces were congealed. Needless to say we will be recommending this pompous, empty establishment to all our friends and will be rushing back for second helpings of cold comfort pie.

Lovely food, attentive service, added bonus of some live music! Really nice evening out - good, honest pub - not at all pretentious- will be back!

We live quite close to this restaurant and it is our first choice for a celebration meal or even just a meal when we don't feel like cooking at home! The menu has a good choice of home-cooked food and if you let them know in advance you get even more lovely vegetarian choices as well. The staff are extremely friendly and you are made to feel special whatever the occasion. I recommend it without reservation! The adjoining bar has live music some nights as well if you enjoy that afterwards, but the sound does not travel to the conservatory/restaurant and the ambience in there is gentle and relaxing. A really lovely place to go whatever the occasion.

A group of friends met up here, the service was good, friendly atmosphere and staff, but we had a mixed experience with the food, mine was fine, but the people who had chicken all said that it was tough, but the price was reasonable and we had a pleasant afternoon.

Lovely food, good range of choices, friendly service. Sit in the bar or in a separate warm conservatory area. The garden is lovely if the weather is nice. The desserts are amazing and the selection varies (I think i had baileys cheesecake once). Happy to accommodate various requests (extra veg instead of chips). Various pies and fish dishes which have all been superb. I have been back many times, and will continue to do so.

This was my second visit to The Green Dragon for Sunday lunch and I was very pleased to find that the food and service was every bit as good as it was before. I opted for the pate starter again with plenty of crisp toast, the lamb in mint sauce and a delicious berry fruit pavlova. If the raspberry cheesecake is on the desserts menu next time I visit, I'm definitely having that as it looked amazing. The service is also excellent, prompt and friendly. This is definitely one of my favourite places to have Sunday lunch in Worcestershire.

Excellent food and service. Eaten here several times, and it never disappoints. Original home cooked meals, and a waitress who will go above and beyond to make everything perfect! Definately worth a visit!

Food is well prepared and tasty although portions are a little over facingNice staff very helpful Pleasant surroundingIf you visit on Saturday there is live music in the adjoining pub

this highly recommended restaurant was a delight, excellent service, the food and the cask beer from Cornwall was well kept, the menu had a great variety of dishes so will call again when in area, they had music on later that evening but we had not planned on stopping so will need to call again.

Sat in the lovely conservatory overlooking the gardens. The service and food were excellent. I enjoyed the melon with raspberry coulis to start whilst my husband had the garlic mushrooms. We then both had the slow cooked beef in red wine accompanied by chips and a variety of vegetables. Delicious. Didn't really have room for dessert but we couldn't resist so we ordered a chocolate genache with ice cream and a banana and toffee pavlova which we shared. I highly recommend this inn. An excellent evening.

Four of us were to about to visit the Three Counties Show and decided to book a meal for the evening. Spoke to a very nice lady mid-week who arranged to send menu by post since I had not been able to view on line. It duly arrived as promised.On the evening the staff were very pleasant and efficient and the food was very tasty and extremely good value. Although the music in the bar was not for us, it did not intrude into the restaurant and everyone had a great evening

This is becoming one of our favourite Malvern restaurants. The welcome is friendly, the décor pleasant, service excellent and the food reliably home prepared and very good. The menu has something for most tastes, the desserts are very tempting! An added bonus is the live music on Saturday nights, always very enjoyable. It does get very busy when we go on a Saturday, we always book a table to be sure of our meal. I have also been here for lunch, just as good.

Have been several times now and this place really is superb. The food is always of the highest quality and the service is exemplary. It's good honest home cooked food delivered with a smile. Try it!

Pros:- independent pub and family run- lovely staff, warm and welcoming- reasonable prices (£14.95 for a sirloin steak) - non poncey homely food- delicious artisan pumpkin and sunflower seed bread - the setting is suitable for a romantic evening as well as dinners with family and friendscons: some of below aren't really cons but mere recommendations- the food although pleasant enough was a bit on the average side- my sirloin steak came smothered in the sauce. Sauces for steak should be served in a small pot or jug separately. This may be a bit of a personal choice but some people like to pour their sauce themselves.- I am a black pepper lover and use it a lot on pretty much everything but the peppercorn & brandy sauce I had with my steak was way too overpowering and burnt my mouth quite a bit. Use of green peppercorns would have been better and made it more subtle.- we could swear the chips were frozen. If they were, which we are pretty sure they were, then it is very disappointing. Unfortunately the chips in the bluebell inn up the road, which is a chain pub by the way, tasted a lot better and at a third of the price. If you are reading this then please fry your own potato chips from fresh not frozen as we can tell and they weren't enjoyable. - the new potatoes were served next to the lamb but chips for the steak came in a separate bowl so did the vegetables. I'd recommend serving all types of potatoes in a separate dish to be consistent. - loved the taste of the trifle and the generous measure of sherry but it may be a bit too runny for some - we thought it was.

Returned once again to this resturant attached to the Green Dragon pub in Guarlford road Malvern. There is always a very warm welcome from the staff and the food is consistently good. The menu is accompanied by a choice of fresh veg.and choice of potatoes. Always fresh fish,excellent steaks as well as other dishes. The room is quiet with pleasant background music. An excellent stop when visiting the Malvern area. Not far from 3 counties showground or Blackmore caravan site.

A party of 3 of us visited the Green Dragon one Saturday evening and found the staff very helpful,allowing us to try the wine and beer before ordering and giving us plenty of time to choose our meals in the bar before taking us through to the conservatory restaurant. The conservatory had a few extra heaters to ensure that we were comfortable The food was very good, a cut above your standard pub fayre. I had deep fried brie - delicious and a steak in a brandy and peppercorn sauce. The steak was cooked well to my request of medium rare and the sauce was good. The atmosphere was helped along by the excellent band playing loudly in the bar. At our our table it was a reasonable volume so we could chat comfortably but that would have been hard in the bar by the band. Overall very enjoyable food,drinks and atmosphere so look forward to another visit

The Green Dragon has a lovely restaurant set in a large conservatory overlooking the garden. The food is very good, well cooked and presented, and the menu has some interesting dishes on offer, at not unreasonable prices. The decor is simple, but very pleasing and a visit to The Green Dragon is a great way to have a meal with your friends.

First of all, this pub is not in Malvern Wells, it is on the Guarlford Road out of Malvern, some distance from Malvern Wells. I wasn't sure whether to give this three or four stars, but have given it the benefit of any doubt with a four. I hadn't been there for some years so we stopped off one Thursday evening on the way home from a Cheltenham trip. We went into the bar area to start, which is quite small and very much a locals type room, but we were given a very warm welcome by the lady behind the bar, which is always a good start in my book. With drinks ordered and menus supplied, we chose our meals and were then shown through to the dining area which is effectively a large conservatory attached to the pub. It was about 7.30 pm and we were the only diners at that time, although two more couples did arrive whilst we were eating.Unfortunately, the fish meal my wife ordered was not available, so she had to re choose and opted for a chicken dish, whilst I opted for a chicken and mushroom pie. Our order was taken by a very helpful and efficient waitress who may well have been the owner. To our surprise, we were served bread whilst waiting for our meal and this was well received and very nice indeed, with some excellent butter and I may just have over indulged in this, as by the time my meal arrived, I wasn't too sure if I was still hungry.Sadly, my heart dropped when my meal arrived. I thought I had ordered a pie, but what I got was a small casserole dish with a puff pastry top. Now some may argue that this is still a pie, but as a pie lover, I would argue strongly against that and whilst the dish was tasty enough with a reasonable amount of chicken, I felt somewhat let down by the dish. My wife said her chicken dish was pleasant enough and both of us had veg served in side dishes, but I guess if we call again, I will have to avoid the pie.This certainly has the makings of a decent eatery in Malvern with great staff and a superb view of the hills in the daytime, but I guess if I want a decent pie, it's back to the Bluebell at Callow End :(

This restaurant has a lovely view of the Malvern Hills and advanced booking strongly advised to avoid disappointment. The dining room is very unusual as it is a rather large conservatory and must be seen to be believed. The menu is refreshingly unique for a pub so be prepared for surprisingly good food and excellent value. The staff are more friendly than expected and often the owner cooks and serves the food. In the weekday evenings there is occasionally live music in the adjacent pub which adds to the atmosphere.

My wife & I stumbled across the Green Dragon by chance - just driving & looking for some decent pub grub.We got really lucky here.The dining room is a kind of over-size conservatory extension on the side of the pub with a view of pretty gardens and the Malvern Hills.We were attended to by the owner who was really friendly, courteous and helpful.The food was of a high standard (with one exception - dry chips that were not home-made).The ambience was good with some low-volume piano music in the background.There was seating in the garden if you go in the daytime and it is warm.All in all a really good find.And definitely recommended.

Amazed at how few Malvern eateries are on Trip Advisor!! Went for a day out with the wife and saw lots of places to eat yet when I searched TA the night before I only found 3!!Opted for the Green Dragon as it does ham and parsley sauce which is a favourite of my wife. Guess what? They'd run out when we got there!! ;-(The food was lovely- I had home made chicken and ham pie and my wife had haddock in a cheese and leek sauce.As somebody has previously stated, apart from the restaurant, the rest of the establishment needs a bit of TLC, including the garden. I'm sure if that was seen to, the clientele volumes would increase.

A family run pub who cook delicious food, including the all time favourite - home cooked ham in parsley sauce. Their tagine is very unusual to have on pub menu, but like all their dishes is wonderful and good value for money. Can eat in their bar area or in their restraint which is a huge light and airy conservatory with views to the Malvern Hills

When we turned up, our party of 6 thought we had a made a mistake and come to the wrong place. The bar area was a little dubious with a few odd persons. We ordered our drinks then a lovely waitress came and took us through to the restaurant. What change from the bar area and outside. It was lovely and the food was excellent too. Apparently the wine choice was good too along with the beers. So all in all excellent evening meal was had by us all.

When ever I have dined here the food has been good. I can highly recommend the steak in peppercorn sauce which is outstanding! It's not a place you may think of visiting as it's more well known as a pub (the restaurant is in the conservatory) but definitely worth trying out! The staff are friendly. Reasonable prices. Only downside is as someone else mentioned you have to walk through the bar to get to the toilets (which are less than pretty), but then again it is an old building - in need of a refurb! The bar is how I remember it 25 years ago! The newly built restaurant though is clean and nicely decorated. Just a little dark when dark outside! Top end pub food. Far superior to the Bluebell chain place further up the road.

Have lived in the locality for 7 years and never been to this gem of a find on the Guarlford Road. Don't let the exterior put you off this pub as the food and service is fantastic. Food is fresh, reasonably priced and of excellent quality. The service was second to none and the Landlady could not have been more helpful and courteous. We will definately be returning (often) and I would heartily recommend it to anyone looking for good honest food.

Visited the Green Dragon for the first time, can't understand why I have not been here before as it close to were I live. Warm and cosy in the conservatory the staff are very helpful and friendly, love the large tables, you can go to so many places and there is no room to move, not here. The food was excellent, lovely presentation and nice and hot. A must if you are in the area.Keep up the good work and we will see you again.

I am very fond of the Green Dragon which offers simple but good quality cooking often using local ingredients. The menu is encouragingly short, which always gives confidence in a small establishment. The chef can rustle up food for children on request - so no chicken nuggets here!Pleasant dining room with views of the Malvern Hills. Garden (more for the kids to let off steam than for al fresco dining. Tables well spaced and service always friendly. Nothing highbrow - just good in what it does.PS Despite the TripAdviser entry it isn't in Malvern Wells! It's the other side of Malvern.

We must have been to the Green Dragon several hundred times since the current owners took it over many years ago. The conservatory dining room has a wonderful, relaxed ambience. Main courses are just under £10 and favourites include ham and parsley sauce, lamb steak in mint or red wine sauce, steak and mushroom pie, smoked haddock in leek and chive sauce etc. Main courses come with a choice of potatoes and veggies or salad. Excellent, good value wine, two real ales etc. complement the meals. Sweets are of the pavlova, cheesecake type and are very tasty. The service led by the elegant landlady Sue is a model of friendliness and efficiency. My only complaint would be that the toilets need modernising - they are clean but tatty.

The food is excellent a reasonable choice on the menu for most tastes also the wine menu is superb and reasonable staff are all extremely efficient and friendly. The restaurant is in the conservatory part of the building which provides a nice atmosphere away from the public bar with views of the Malvern Hills and garden. Prices seem reasonable and I shall look forward to my next visit.

Couldnt fault itWine good tooService just right as was the pricePLeasant conservatory dining room

I do wish the landlord would pay some attention to the beer, I'm sure more people would use the pub if there were guest ales on and some decent beer occasionally.

What a great find close to Malvern - we had a warm welcome from the staff here and the food was excellent. Seven of us were eating in a restaurant that was completely full, with at least 30 diners. This did not detract from the service or quality of the meals, which were all served together, and were piping hot. We had a variety of food, from prawn and coleslaw baked potato (looked so fresh), through baked ham with parsley sauce (home made, very buttery, with fresh parsley), to the more adventurous lamb tagine (nicely spiced, generous with the meat). The views from the conservatory dining room up to the Malvern hills are lovely, as are the home made desserts - a variety on offer and all looked superb. Will be going back very soon.

Grub is first class. Smoking area is a Disgrace though. After a decent meal I like a nice cigar. The smoking are is like a scene from a nuclear war film except the dog is alive and able to cover your trousers in muck. The empty beer barrels and prison like environment must do the anti smoking lobby some favours. Shame really as the grub is good and decently priced. The bar clientele are generally friendly.

Just ate there for the third time and thought I should review, finally! This time around I had deep fried Brie, my Partner had the pate, both excellent, mine piping hot and clearly cooked fresh. My partners toast was warm, as it should be and pate excellent standard. Side salad and bread pieces both excellent. Maybe worth offering either Granary or white although we both like the opposite so it suited us! :)Mains. I had the Pork Loin and I'm a spicy fella so would of liked just a touch more Mustard to the sauce, but I'm being hyper critical. 9/10. My Partner had the creamy chicken and it was excellent 9.5/10 (Nobody's pefect! lol)For dessert we tried one creme brulee, which was top notch and as it should be, creamy, fresh and, again, clearly made fresh and hadn't been stood around. Would of tipped the lovely bar staff and Sue but was not sure whether it would be snapped up by the other waitress, so sorry, but we'll get you next time!!! :DAll in all, excellent, friendly, warm and a lovely little local find for us that we will certainly be revisiting. The live band that were on in the bar area made for a lovely level background noise and encouraged a stay although we unfortunately had to get off, this time!!Many thanks and see you again, Nathan and Toria.

I only go there occasionally but the food was very good and the space is lovely.. its a pity they lost their Folk Band… i really loved it when they were there on a Weds night . m y friends and i went every week when that happened for months. not anymore

The owners Sue & Mark are so helpful nothing is too much trouble for them,I have booked a table of 16 people for lunch a few times and everyone who attended were delighted with their lovely meal,Thanks Mark & Sue.

My friend took me here for Sunday lunch. She booked in advance but there was only one other couple in the consevatory.We both had smoked haddock. The portions were rather small, but the food was good, with fresh vegetables, and it was piping hotThe waitress was pleasant but not overbearing. The conservatory is quite nicely done, but the view of the garden is a bit bleak and untidyI would eat here again with some of my skinnier friends but not with my husband... he would come home starving!!!

The view from the conservatory to the Malvern Hills was spoiled by the sad state of the garden. The Sunday menu did not include a roast, and all mains were the same price, so a beef steak or salmon steak (smothered in parsley sauce) was the same as a vegetable hot pot. Not very nice frozen veg and 3 new potatoes per person. One waitress served the whole restaurant and was amenable. The toilets are right through the bar area, passed men playing cards, propping the bar and unfortunately swearing profusely. The Blue Bell further up the road would have been much better, albeit a chain pub, the food would have been much better value for money. On the up side, there is a great garden nursery at the end of the road near the church.