The Live & Let Live in Herefordshire, County of

Wow! Such a beautiful pub in an idyllic setting. My husband and I had the delicious Pate to start followed by roast beef which was second to none. I cannot recommend it highly enough. We enjoy our Sunday roasts and this is hands down the winner in our opinion. Well done and thank you to all the staff 👏

This place looks stunning and is very quirky inside with lots of steps and low beams. Not recommended for children or maybe people with mobility issues, but they do advise this on the gate. Had a strange experience as most of the menu was not available which meant we ended up with couple of sandwiches & chips, which were nice. Maybe as they were closing for a couple of days, they wanted to not waste anything, which is fair enough (as it was BH after New Year). The food I saw being delivered to other tables looked really nice, and everyone seemed to enjoying it, so that's a good sign. We will definitely return on another occasion as its definitely a unique place, and we'd like to give it a fair crack. I think some reviews have unfairly commented on the demeanour of a member of staff here. My opinion was that I thought everyone was polite and friendly. All i'll say is we all have bad days occasionally, and you never know what someone has going on in their lives, so we should always take pause before commenting on a public forum.

Had a family re-union yesterday. I initially thought it was a long way to go but it was well worth the trip. The building has been beautifully restored and is a picture. I had read previous reviews and was sceptical what the food would be like. Anyway it was delicious 2 of us had the fish good portions, The rest had roast beef this included child’s portion again no complaints . We ordered extra veg including cauliflower cheese and that was perfect. All had puddings again really good. The staff were helpful and efficient I don’t remember that we waited a long time to be served. All in all I recommend this pub good food good value.

The staff are always nice and welcoming. Highly recommend this as a local pub. The food is always quality.

We went there for my wife's birthday as it had been recommended by neighbours. We finally arrived after a Post Code lottery trying to find the place so we were a little late. We ordered the drinks and were shown to our table. We could hardly read the menu due to very low lighting and a candle but we ordered and the wait was reasonable. The food had the look of home made but was enjoyable. We shared the room with some bats - yes bats so be aware! If we go there again it will be in daylight.....

The bar lady (owner) I think needs a personality transplant not very welcoming a smile cost nothing most off the short menu was unavailable we were told no fish or chicken The menu needs updating and is misleading what you order is not necessarily what you get tripple cooked chips are frozen French Frys homemade short crust pie it wasn't just like a chip shop foil pie Loverly place to walk dogs nice old cider house have been going here a fare bit but no more unless just for a drink and walk dogs .And to be fare was refunded the price of the pie at £14.99

Visited on a warm afternoon, having booked a table for Sunday lunch. A beautiful location & charming old cider house - but I'm afraid, for us, that's where the charm stopped. We went into the bar to order our Sunday lunch, where an older woman barked at my Mother that we needed to have booked to have a roast dinner - we calmly explained that we had! Perhaps a smile next time! Next the roast chicken we ordered arrived in good time, thank you the very polite waiter & waitress. We were both astonished to find that the small dish of vegetables offered was for us to share - 4 carrot batons - 2 each; 2 brocoli florets - 1 each; small slices of parsnip - prob 4 each; & red cabbage- prob desert spoon each. Needless to say we ordered another portion of veg, beware, this costs £3.50! By the time the extra veg came, my chicken was cold. Anyway, we were hungry after our walk, so ate the lot. Unfortunately this experience has tainted our experience of this lovely place & would not go back & eat there. 2 x roast chicken, 1 wine, 1 pint cider & vegan pud (oh & of course the extra portion of veg) cost just over £50. Will go back to our favourite place of The Wheatsheaf at Fromes Hill for our next Sunday lunch out.

Beautiful old building in a stunning location but beyond first impressions, pretty disappointing. Drinks served by an unsmiling older woman who seems to struggle with customer service. Ordered a G&T to find they only stock Schweppes tonic- no other options at all. Young waiting staff were a pleasant contrast- friendly, helpful and eager to help. Food however was poor. Vegetarian burger resembled something out of an Iceland freezer cabinet- watery mashed potato with a few peas and carrots, coated in orange breadcrumbs. Vegan pie was like chip shop curry in a pastry case. As we were both hungry, we ate up and left without complaining. There didn’t really seem to be any point as the kitchen must surely already be aware of the poor quality food it’s sending out. £38 for a G&T, half pint and two obviously frozen main courses with chips. Left feeling robbed.

I came here with a friend who had been here several times before. It was a sunny Sunday afternoon when we visited and we spent a happy hour in the pub's pretty garden. The pub is quaint and charming to look at. The garden was full of people enjoying the sunshine. We only had drinks here but enjoyed our visit. According to the reviews this is a safe place to eat and we might very well come back here.

Very poor, burnt food, unfriendly bar staff. Over priced food. Beautiful place such a shame about the service

Our Sat Nav said turn left so we did. We went down this driveway thinking are we in the right place. We carried on, and there it was at the end of the driveway, a perfectly formed ale house (or to be correct Cider House). We parked and walked up towards the buz that was coming from the greenery In front of us. We opened the gate walked up the pathway to have revealed before us a GEM. WE were booked in for Sunday lunch, so ordered a drink (If I’m honest the ROSE selection is below par) however the hospitality was perfect. We ordered Olives to share as a starter, and they came but there was no side plate of knife to spread the butter, we had to ask for them. We finished and Sunday lunch came, and we were not disappointed. There was extra gravy, such a delightful change…. I had the pork, which was tasty and juicy, my partner had the beef, which was cooked to her liking. Part of the joy of the meal for me were the stars know as vegetables. They were fresh, not over cooked and served in a rustic and appetising manner, could have eaten another bowel of them. Overall the Sunday lunch was very very nice. If I had to moan about one thing it would be the toilet. Yes toilet, there is only one for the ladies and there was always a queue. Moan over, the whole experience was a good one. Don’t be put off by the little isims that aren’t perfect. The countryside, Fresh air, food and scenery as well as the hospital are worth a visit. Bon appetite..

Absolutely Fabulous food the service was excellent even though it was packed out. We went on Sunday for lunch, I had the roast beef the roast potatoes were the best I have aver had in a pub. Well done to all the staff you are wonderful

Lovely thatched cottage pub serving very tasty food. Steak & mushroom pie was very enjoyable. Cracking open fire. Only challenge being tall is accepting the fact 16th century people were somewhat smaller ! So glad we visited whilst on a short break nearby.

Went here for the first time following a recommendation. Was not disappointed. Tucked away off the main Bromyard to Worcs road the atmosphere is very pleasant. As the weather was very good we sat outside for a great lunch. Plenty of other customers all appeared to be enjoying themselves plus a motley collection of dogs. The pub itself is very pleasant although tall people need to watch out for some low beams! There is a sign pointing this out before you go on the premises. A nice pub in a nice setting.

Had a lunch here with four adults and two children in our group. Service was pleasant with two rounds of drinks and sandwiches for the adults and two children’s meals. The bill for this came to a little over £94 which we felt was excessive given what we ordered. We asked that it be double checked and the total was confirmed. Given the four adults had a round of sandwiches each we would not return at these prices. Much better value in food and drinks can be found nearby in a number of pubs etc!

Very nice building and nice large garden tucked away. Nice pleasant staff. Menu nice, variety of meals and dietary requirement options. Food OK, a little hit and miss.

Have been back since lockdown for a drink a couple of times, but decided to pop in and see if they could squeeze us in for dinner tonight, the landlady was very accommodating and we had a great table, the pub has such a lovely...

What a pretty place with a lovely garden that would be great in the sunshine. Inside, the building is full of character. The menu had a good range, although not if you're a vegetarian! Food was tasty - we had the pie, scampi and roast...

Having been recommended this pub by our hosts (we were staying locally for 2 nights) we decided to pop in for lunch after a walk. As you stepped inside, there was a "drainy" like smell that hit you, which we put down to all of...

A nice intimate pub with a load of character. Good for a drink stop after a walk or to relax in the evening.

Beautiful quaint pub with excellent garden but although the food was of a reasonable quality,the portions were very small and expensive.Chicken Supreme consisted of a sparrow sized portion of chicken,one floret of broccoli,one floret of cauliflower and 3 slices of carrot with a small square...

We visited The Live and Let Live with friends for a Sunday lunch. That was our first disappointment ..... they weren’t serving Sunday lunches at this time. We had looked forward to visiting here for food as we had heard good things about it. To...

This is a beautiful establishment great decor. We ordered our food and were told there was a little wait which is fine with home made food. However after 1 hour and 20 minutes still no food, there were others that came in after us were...

Had a fantastic tasty dinner here. Staff were all lovely and bubbly. Food came quickly and was absolutely delicious. Pub was full of locals. Super friendly place. Really nice cool decor which is not trying to hard. Highly recommend a visit to this little gem.

Well after reading the reviews we decided to give this place a try. IThere was a warm welcome from friendly staff into a beautiful building. Food was served in good time, well presented and tasty. Overal a wonderfull experience, we will be going back and...

We visit often but have not reviewed for some time. With all the dismal weather we decided to have a leisurely Sunday lunch at the Live and let Live. We all had the roast beef and it was excellent. Beautifully cooked beef, brilliant roast potatoes,...

We were so grateful to the staff who kept the kitchen open for us after a nightmare journey. We settled down in a cosy corner by the fire and enjoyed a good cottage pie and burger. The beautiful building and the warm welcome brought us...

This look and decor of this pub is amazing, its so cosy and charming.........however You will need to find your way from the overflow car park in the pitch dark and its an uneven terrain so you might need a torch if you don't want...

Sunday Lunch today at the Live and Let Live was excellent, pate to start followed by roast beef it was all very tasty . All the staff are friendly and the setting is amazing , good value and well worth a visit.

Went for a fish & lunch which was brilliant, the pub is old fashioned, but so charming, in the summer the gardens are fabulous.

Fantastic candlelit dinner on friday evening. Special deal on the Fish and chips, fish was delicious! Cosy atmosphere

This is a lovely old pub in splendid surroundings with a very pretty front garden.We had lunch here on our way to visit friends. The beer was excellent & the food was rather good. The food was let down slightly by the batter on the fryed fish not being cooked all the way through & being soggy next to the fish. The fish itself was however nice & fresh & was a generous portion.We will definately try & visit again.

We visited this pub for lunch & to book a table for 5 on Christmas Day. We were told that they did not accept bookings for an odd number of diners! I have never been told this by any other restaurant in the world. I think it is absolutely discraceful & possibly comes under the anti discrimination laws. Needless to say, we left without partaking of their "hospitality" and would advise anyone else with single friends to do the same!

Lovely quirky place. Full of characture. Dogs welcome a great touch is they sell bags of dog biscuit for a 1.00. If you like cider then go and try Robinsons...amazing my favourite cider. Meals are reasonably priced.So get yourselves along to this unique little gem, have a nice long walk on the downs, then call in for a pint. ENJOY

We enjoyed sitting in the sunshine in the garden with our drinks. The pub is in a lovely setting. So far so good.

I visit this pub once or twice a year and found it to be mainly welcoming. This time I came with family and friends. Food was very good and generously proportioned. Choice of drinks, particularly beer, was limited though. Interior layout has been changed but I preferred the old layout. Still worth a visit though.

Amazing really old pub in the middle of no where but what a find. It is very small and quaint very friendly staff and the food was really nice ended up having 3 courses which I never do but the food was that good.

I Took a veggie option and it was very good, great pub in a terrific location. Real Ales, Real Ciders and a fantastic view from the garden. Great staff and real fires if the night gets cold.

An absolutely gorgeous building, so pretty. The staff were friendly and the food was delicious. There was a nice relaxed atmosphere which was perfect for a catch up with friends. Had been once before and will go again.

Lovely picturesque 17th century old coaching house, now a popular country pub and restaurant. Sunday lunch was nice, meat was plentiful but one bowl of small vegetables between three people was not enough, we couldnt even have one piece of broccoli each as there was only two pieces available. Also it took nearly an hour to serve us too and we were pretty hungry by the time the meal arrived. All in all we enjoyed our visit , but just needs tweaking.

We really didn't know where to eat, as so many 'pubs' offered food but this quaint ,slightly off the beaten track,pub took top spot. I'm so glad we went there. The 17c.old cider house has been completely rebuilt by the owner, using both old and new building materials & the pub now offers a cosy warm atmosphere for a meal out. The owner & her staff are friendly & welcoming. My only negative comment was that our meal seemed to take a fairly long time from ordering it to receiving it and there didn't seem to be too many people eating when we visited. However, that said, the meal was delicious, served well presented and HOT! Infact ,neither of us could manage a desert. The prices were reasonable & the menu catered for all tastes.I would certainly go there again & would recommend to try.

Lovely pub and garden. Beautifully kept premises and gardens. Great food, and drinks, highly recommend.

Such a lovely setting.... and when it arrived the food was actually not too bad either - BUT - the owner's concept of 'service' and 'welcome' is virtually non existent. The 'lady in charge' hardly said a word, and avoided eye contact and seemed very unwelcoming. We have visited on previous occasions and found the same thing, but decided to give it another 'go'.

Good food, good beer, and reasonable prices. This is a very traditional English pub complete with head-banging beams. Ouch! We went on a Friday evening in the summer. Sat in a pleasant garden with great views and had the Friday-night Special, fish and chips including a pint in the price. Lovely. Set your expectations at a pub with grub and you won't be disappointed. Go on a sunny summer day for lunch or an early evening meal, and you will be delighted. Dog-friendly.

I went with my family including a six year old child for Sunday lunch. When we arrived and went to the bar to tell them we were there the lady was not that welcoming. When she was completing the drinks order she stopped to have a fairly long discussion about another order, she did eventually apologise. The layout of the pub had changed and I asked the waitress when the changes were made and she was reluctant to engage in a conversation.

Came here with friends for a light lunch. 3 of us ordered beef sandwiches only to be told several minutes after order taken that there was only 1 portion of beef left so I opted for prawns in a sauce on Gluten free bread. When it came it was made with 2 very dry hard crusts with the smallest prawns you have ever seen on the inside and the watery sauce having made the inside of the crust soggy. I asked for replacement bread but told none left. I was asked if I wanted something else but as the sandwiches had taken so long to come didn't want to wait. I ate the miniature prawns with the tiny handful of salad and a few luke warm chips. When asked by the waitress if everything was ok when she cleared the plates her reaction to my displeasure was to tut and raise her eyes skyward and there was certainly no apology. The cost of the sandwich £8,50!!! was deleted from the bill but I left hungry and wondered how on earth anyone could serve that dish to a paying customer.

Visiting friends in the area and called in here on a sunny afternoon. Plenty of tables and parasols outside and great views of the countryside. Down a country lane and almost missed it but worth the trouble to find it. Undergoing some rennovation works at the moment. Also dog friendly with water available.

We really enjoyed the ambience here which was great. Doggy friendly. Food on this occasion was amazing, roast pork vegetables and crackling and the weather was in our favour sunny and warm

We were recommended to come here from Brook House Woods and we weren’t disappointed.

This is a "proper" pub with no TV and no piped music. In addition, the food is amazingly good. I opted for pork, and my companion chose chicken. We both agreed that these dishes were the best examples of that type of meal which we had ever experienced. The food was cooked perfectly and, we understand, all sourced locally. A really great place to eat.

We dropped in for a bar meal as a family of 5 + 2 young children. The lady who appeared to be in charge was so rude and rather aggressive that my husband was all in favour of leaving. However, a very nice young waitress saved the day, found us a table and even gave the 3yr old paper and crayons.

The live and let’s live is a charming little pub in a peaceful location. The staff are friendly and it has a relaxed atmosphere. The food is good but we’ll quite often go there for a few drinks on a sunny Saturday evening and sit in the well kept gardens.

I so wanted this to be a great experience. The setting and the building were really lovely and we were looking forward to enjoying a meal. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Sadly, two of our party didn’t enjoy their food at all, and whilst mine was passable, it wasn’t anything like a decent standard. Peas were dry/over cooked, salad (lettuce, tomato slice and onion slice) just plonked on. Oddly, there seemed to be traces of chilli on my daughter’s glass of orange. Very spicy! So, really sad to give this review.

Lovely quaint traditional pub, but that is best I can say about our first visit, service from the bar I can only describe as rude and unwelcoming., we only asked for a menu, to be scowled at, Fish & Chips, triple cooked chips? once in the fryer I think, peas so dry they were inedible, if the skin is to be left on fish, say so on the menu. My partners scampi, fried to an inch of been inedible.. yes we should of sent it all back, scary person behind the bar prevented that, ate what we could and left

A little off the beaten track but well worth the drive/walk. A lovely historical pub with lots character. If you are in anyway tall you will have to be prepared to duck under the low beams!

Went for lunch here with friends. The pub has recently undergone substantial alterations and is very nice inside. There is also a lovely garden for eating outside. Service was pleasant. Beef sandwiches weren't amazing - beef rather overcooked! But all nicely presented.

Beautifully characterful old pub in a quiet country setting. Charming from the outside and even better inside with its old beams, real fires and stone floor. Service was friendly, unhurried and professional. There is a good menu with classic pub food, a good vegetarian selection and more. We dined there twice, enjoying local beer as an accompaniment and would definitely revisit when in the area.

Very good pie of the day with excellent chips. The fish was very good too as was the local beer. Great location and atmosphere.

Had Sunday Lunch at this beautiful Pub last week , Roast beef Lovely Veg great Yorkie and the best gravy I have had for a very long time , nice selection of Beer and a wonderful Beer Garden, one criticism needed a little more Beef for the money and could have had a medium option as opposed to very well done, but overall good VFM.

Wow ! Love this place - it is like stepping back into days of yore! Follow the track off the A44 into the depths of Bringsty Common and you come across this confection of thatch, herbacious borders, ancient beams, uneven flag stone floors and antique settles. Gorgeous - like a Dickensian film set ! Our food was absolutely top notch - my chicken, bacon and goats cheese salad was completely moreish. The service was as warm and friendly as the surroundings! This is beyond doubt one of the loveliest pubs we have ever been to (though definitely not for those who want minimalist, clinical, open plan modern soul less interiors !!)

Had a drink in the pub garden, it was lovely! So peaceful and picturesque- could’ve sat there all day. The pub is very well kept and had friendly staff. My only fault would be it’s a little too dark in the pub for my liking.

First time visit with our Brother & Sister in law.16 to century hostelry very quaint place with low ceilings log fires and local real ales well worth a visit.

Great old , quirky pub, good food and very nice staff. Quite difficult to find but well worth the effort.

Delightful olde worlde pub with lovely gardens and definitely dog friendly. Easter Monday with the sun shining it was a very pleasant lunch time. The food was average and I would term it as pub grub with elevated prices, fish chips and peas £12.95 and quiche, french fries and salad £12.95, it was ok nothing to really complain about but nothing to write home about.

Having been told about this pub and its views we thought we'd give it a try. However as the weather was not particularly nice we had to go inside. As advised it is very low beams and log fires but even so sat by the fire we had to leave our coats on. It was cold but smoky. Its obviously a great place for dog walkers as they are welcomed. The lady behind the bar was lovely and specifically wrote down no tomatoes on our child's pasta. Yet when it arrived it was pasta in a tomato sauce. So we returned it and had it taken off the bill rather than wait again, our child had some of our chips. The hot pork sandwiches turned out to be cold pork and very fatty with cold apple sauce and soggy stuffing. The salad was a piece of iceberg lettuce a slice of tomato and 2 red onion slices. Not at all what you'd expect for the price. The saving grace were the chips and bread. But a lot to pay for that. No one came over to check if everything was alright. Having sent back the pasta we didn't think we should complain about anything else. I appreciate it may be a small kitchen but keeping food warm should be a given. I'm sure it would be lovely sat outside on a summers day with a cold pint and a packet of crisps but after this experience we wont be ordering hot food again.

We visited here on a Wednesday night, it didn't start great when we booked online 24hrs beforehand, but despite the website saying they would confirm the booking, a few hours before we were due to attend, we still hadn't heard anything so had to phone to make sure they had the booking, to be told they had but just hadn't got round to replying yet.

The Live & Let Live is located off the main road, about two minutes into Bringsty Commons. Driving past a farm, there is an area to park overlooking the common or a car park. The garden is large and has some gorgeous benches. The pub itself is charming, all low beams, nooks, crannies and warm fires. The selection of drinks was limited but they had a good beer and cider on tap.

Beautiful pub, thatched, beamed, lovely ambience with an inviting log burner and candlelit tables. Staff very welcoming, we got the last available table. Food was lovely, £26 a head. 3 of us had starters and main, the 4th had 3 courses. Couple of alcoholic drinks and rest were soft but whilst not cheap it was not expensive and very good value for money. Would visit again and if warmer would try the beer garden which looked lovely with its driftwood furniture. Local Ledbury beer was excellent too

Fantastic looking pub, thatched roof, Snug seating areas inside. Old wooden carved seats in the front garden area over looking the common.

Been meaning to visit for a while but long walk over the Bromyard Downs gave perf3ct opportunity.

After walking for over 2 hours we were greeted to a fabulous dog friendly thatched pub with amazing food. Cameron made us feel very welcome and his service was second to none. Will definitely be back.

Lovely setting and pleasant staff, we ordered 2 roast beef Sunday lunches, we were asked if we wanted to order cauliflower cheese at extra cost which we declined. Tthe food arrived within 5 minutes of ordering.

Beautiful dinner of baked fish with dauphinois potatoes. Delicious pud of sticky toffee pudding too. Really atmospheric pub.

Not very well sign posted but after finding the place up a very dirty dirt track which is full of pot holes then arrive to a muddy car park no way of not walking in the mud.

Phoned Sunday am for a 2.00pm booking. No problem. Haven't been here for a while and they have changed things around for the better. Had A beautiful warm welcome from 'the daughter' so sorry don't know your name. You took us to our table which was changed as 'their might be a draft from the door' and put us by the log fire. So so cosy. Service excellent, food excellent, all excellent. Sorry guys but nothing to suggest to improve it. You are now my favourite place for Sunday lunch and I am hoping my hubby will bring me back often.

After reading some previous reviews me and my partner were very sceptical about visiting, we are not from the local area and needed a place to get an evening meal... Our formed opinions changed massively when we entered this hidden gem.

it may be a dog friendly pub but it is not people friendly

We enjoyed a fabulous meal here, its a beautiful place, full of character. Staff were really friendly and welcoming, the food was amazing. Lovely fire blazing would definatley recommend

Really good quality meals, very reasonably priced, staff were so helpful and accommodating, wish we were local as this is a gem

Lovely place to visit, cannot fault the food nor the staff. This used to be one of our favourite places to go but the last several times we have been, it has been far too cold to relax and have a good time here. This has been happening over several months now and I know it’s winter and to expect cold... but surely the pub would want to make itself more cosy at this time of year? It’s not fun having to dine with coats and scarfs on

Popped in here for an early evening meal one Friday eve. Extension built into the original bar/restaurant area, very nice. Open wood burning fire, new bar/waiting area, very cosy. Had lasagne all home made and fish and chips all freshly cooked,lovely. Would recommend a visit.

Visited to celebrate my wife’s birthday and had asked for the large table near the fire. On arrival we were told another party had that particular table - not withstanding we had contacted to reserve. The interior of the restaurant away from the fire was literally ‘freezing’. Food was OK, but due to the room temperature, was soon cold. We did not stay as long as we initially intended and left early for home … to get warm! Maybe we’ll go back during the summer … but probably not!

We went last night and have never been so cold! We all sat all evening in our coats and scarves. The same for people at other tables, one lady was even eating in wooly gloves. There was no heating in the room we were in yet the bar had a huge heater in it for the staff! The drafts were terrible from the doors and there was an open hatch to the loft which did not help either. The blond lady who served us was so miserable I am surprised we did not all turn to stone. A horrible evening. We will never return. Food either over seasoned or not seasoned at all so not even that was compensation!

Fortunately I rarely experience restaurants/pubs that justify only 2*, this is, however, one that does.

Average food and hopeless service. We arrived for lunch at 1.45 and were shown to a table upstairs. Very little attention from staff who were busy elsewhere. Our main course didn't arrive until after 3.15. My scampi and chips was just a small portion of packet scampi and frozen chips. Maybe a pleasant location in summer, but not a good experience today.

The 200 plus acres of Bringsty Common in Herefordshire are beautiful. Rolling countryside with far reaching views towards the Malvern hills and dotted with picture postcard cottages. It’s the perfect place to let your dogs and your children do what they do best - run about like loonies and splash in the muddiest puddles they can find.

Found this place by chance loved the building,the location and the lovely warm welcome by the staff. The place oozes charm and the logfire made it so welcoming. It’s down a long track but in the summer the views must be amazing. We had really lovely wholesome food. We loved everything about this place.

Party of six Adults for Evening Meal 8th. December - Car Park was Muddy and full of

Visited this pub on the way to Leominster and on the way back the next day, very friendly staff and great food, arrived at 2.10 ( kitchen closes at 2 ) but still managed to cook us up some great food!

We stayed nearby and did a recommended long walk to the pub. It was definitely worth it once we arrived, the setting is beautiful - particularly the garden. We were greeted by the owner, who was very friendly, our food came quickly and was really tasty. When we came to leave the owner called some taxis for us as our phones had no signal, when none of them were able to pick us up she very kindly gave us a lift home. Amazing customer service! Thank you, we’ll be back if we are ever in the area again.

Went for Sunday lunch with the family to celebrate my son's 30th birthday, fantastic place, great setting, good food and very good service. My only criticism would be the gents loos; they let the place down badly!

Hidden gem with great food. Log fires; great herefordshire t-boen steak. The best I ever had. Good beer, although there is not a broac choice.

Only had drinks, but the food looked very good, and generous sized portions. Friendly, helpful staff, and a lovely garden with lots of tables and seating for the warmer days. Will be back to try the food!

Great looking place staff very friendly even came from behind the bar to open the door while I carried the drinks out to the garden

Called in on the off chance for lunch. The pub itself is stunning and in a great location.

As you will see from the images, this thatched pub is very pretty. A stone throw from Brockhampton Estate National Trust, we headed here for a pub lunch. The inside seems a bit short on space, however the outside pub garden has lots of space, perfect for dog walkers. Plenty of good beer on tap, the food service was quick. Despite a relatively small portion, the food was fresh and tasty. Would recommend for dropping in for food.

It was our first visit to the pub yesterday. Nice atmosphere, we were enjoying our experience until the table next to us began to examine a piece of lettuce on the table which turned out to have a maggot on it.

Warm and cosy with a log fire burning was just the perfect welcome on a damp overcast day. Attentive staff and service with food food and beer. Close to (on) the common so ideal for walks.

Lovely old thatched pub, Great atmosphere, good food. Lovely garden with beautiful views, good parking.

If you've ever travelled over Brockhampton, towards Bromyard you'd be forgiven to even know this quaint little country pub existed. It is in a fabulous setting, down a dip hidden from the road. It's small charm and delicious tasty food is a must to try. So when you see the sign, take the short dip over the bracken to sample local brews and tasty lunch. Not entirely suitable for wheelchairs but if determined and gave a bit of assistance they'll be really accomodating.