The Queen Elizabeth Inn in Wychavon - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We have eaten here several times, and on every occasion the welcome is genuine, food excellent, good choice, service attentive and very capable. Excellent value for money - for example they don't charge extra for a sauce with the steak (as so many places do). We'll certainly be back again.

Curry with a mate at the queens. Excellent food as always, great value and looked after very well by the staff. Very lucky to have this pub in the village.

The Queen Elizabeth came highly recommended (we are new to the area) and we were not disappointed. The pub is like the Tardis with many quirky areas for dining. Menu had ample selection even for the vegetarian in our company. Service was attentive and polite from all staff. Quality and quantity of the main courses were all on point! Not a scrap left on any of our four plates. Despite feeling on the verge of being stored we all went for desert as well (as we skipped starters). Once again clean plates. Value for money was also spot. If you don't believe me then try it for yourself! I don't think you will be disappointed! *****Highly recommended *****

We booked to eat here whilst visiting the area. A warm welcome on arrival, and drinks promptly served - good wines by the glass. A comprehensive spread of choices on the menu. We ordered just main course, dessert and coffee. The mains were excellent - perfectly judged cooking, excellent flavour and good quantity, all served piping hot. The best chips we have tasted for years, and outstanding home-baked pie. The vegetables were at the perfect balance point between al-dente and overcooked. Desserts did not disappoint either, and were followed by some very good coffee. The master plan in this community pub certainly seems to be working. It was a lovely dining experience for us, and the place was very busy - testament to what is on offer.Oh - and the village main street is most picturesque too! I wish it was our "local" pub.

Friendly atmosphere, good service and excellent tasty food of generous proportions. Our fourth visit this year and still as good as ever

I travelled from Surrey to stay with a friend and we had dinner on Saturday night. The place was very busy, the England match was on, however service was charming and efficient. The menu was varied but I chose the crab salad which was delicious. Coffee was good after dinner. So QE Inn if you ever decide to open another restaurant please come to Ashtead Surrey we could do with something as excellent as this !

Breakfast for our son James who was 35 today. Made to feel extremely welcome and birthday cards for James went down very well. Great breakfast, food excellent and we were all looked after so wonderfully well by Jane and Paul. This is such a great place!

After visiting the wonderful Confetti Fields in Wick we were more than ready for our lunch at the Queen Elizabeth. Followed my sat nav and for some strange reason ended up in the wrong village. Called ahead to apologise that we were late for our table and the staff very kindly helped us out with the chef keeping the kitchen open for us. From the moment we arrived we were met with friendly faces and our drinks and food order were taken very quickly. The food was amazing and we all said we would gladly return. My Mum is disabled and it was nice to have a table with plenty of room for her wheelchair, and also pleasantly surprised at how good the disabled loos were (which isn't always the case in older pubs).

Sunday lunchtime eating out can always be a bit tricky if you don’t particularly want a Sunday roast. I booked the Q.E on the basis that most of the midweek menu was also available, but due to a menu change to concentrate on more local products, and a shorter, more seasonal affair, it wasn’t. This left my wife, who doesn’t eat beef or lamb, with not a lot of choice ( a plain grilled fish would have been great), Having said that everything was of good quality and nicely prepared and presented. Service was efficient. The atmosphere and character of the old inn has been preserved. The price was reasonable for the food offering. We will call again when in the area.

Super dog friendly country pub with great food and comfortable environment. This is the second time we have visited this charming place and we will return.

We all really enjoyed our lunch at The Queen Elizabeth Inn today. We didn’t arrive until 1:30 (having already enquired about what time food was served until), and found the atmosphere warm and inviting. The pub was fairly busy with couples and small groups already eating and we were immediately shown where we could sit in a small dining room just off the main bar. We ordered a beef and ale pie, chicken supreme, scampi and cod and chips. All the food was delicious. The smaller portions of scampi and cod were plenty big enough for lunchtime. We didn’t manage a dessert today, but there was a good choice and it all looked delicious! The staff were efficient and friendly. We would definitely go back.

The food was excellent and the service on a busy Sunday lunchtime was attentive and prompt.The pleasant surroundings in the restaurant make customers feel relaxed.

We called in wanting a traditional tea after a muddy long walk. So pleased with the food and service - fresh tasty cake, pots of tea, perfect toasted teacakes. And it was gone 5.30, when it's usually impossible to get that sort of good traditional home baked tea. The perfect ending to my birthday day out.

What a fabulous pub/restaurant this is an absolute gem. First class service, friendly, great atmosphere. The food was amazing. The menu was fresh, had something for everyone. I really struggled with choice as I could have eaten everything on it. Would definitely be going again when back in the area.

The staff work hard in may opinion, rushing around with food. Nicely cooked food and nicely presented. A nice clean pub. One critism is perhaps queue jumping. Maybe it's a local pub thing but some of the regulars (check shirt brigade) feel they can just stomp up to the bar & get served, irrespective of anyone waiting.

Twenty members and guests from Wick Ladies Afternoon Club had an enjoyable lunch at the Queen Elizabeth Inn today. We were made most welcome, the food was excellent including a lovely birthday cake made to celebrate the 80th birthday of one of our guests. Thank you.

this place truly is a great big gem of a perfect pub.... ive been a few times for a pint and some crisps, for saturday brunch, and now for dinner. Every visit has been faultless in its own way the bitter is delicious - im not an ale fan, but i do like a lunchtime pint every now and then and to me, the bitter is perfect the cafe area is very cosy and a great community asset but the restaurant is just wonderful. the menu change regularly, and everything seems fresh and seasonal the service was very friendly, attentive, and informative..... and i loved her (not quite) "geordie" accent so, for starter i had garlic prawns - just enough garlic, and butter...... and very soft and not overcooked and tough for mains i had pork tenderloin in pepper sauce - the perfect dish - the new potatoes were perfectly boiled, the pork very tender, and the sauce just creamy enough.... my partner has fish pie which also perfect - full of chunks of fish, not too mushy and saucy, and very creamy mash on top . she had pear and ginger upside down cake which was so moist and tasty...... and i had pistachio ice cream. we had some sparkling water, a pint of Moretti and a glass of sauvignon blanc, all for a very reasonable £68 a wonderful night out - thank you to all involved

Just had a fantastic meal for 11 of us plus our very large Newfoundland dog! Staff were very friendly and the food was excellent. Would highly recommend

Love the setting of the Queens in elmley. Went for Sunday lunch with friends - staff were friendly as ever, pub was cosy and inviting, my rusty was good and the pudding excellent. But the main course was let down by being served on cold plates - why?

Had a lovely 1st visit for lunch.Staff very friendly and helpful. Fish and chips were enjoyed.Fish pie disappointing 70%potato very little sauce with small bits of fish.Will try something else next time.

Made a reservation for Sunday lunch after a walk up Bredon Hill. Lovely warm reception from the bar staff and attentive service from the restaurant staff even though it was very busy. Thank you for the lovely Sunday roast with fresh vegetables, I hope this community pub/restaurant continues to do well and was most impressed by the whole experience. Thank you and we will return.

Absolutely outstanding - we hosted a party for a large number of friends and can't thank the staff at the Queens for looking after us so incredibly well. Everything was absolutely perfect. The service was attentive but not intrusive in any way, the food was superb (thank you so much John and his kitchen team), all our requests were met and exceeded - such a memorable evening for us all - thank you so much.

We booked for dinner after avdays racing, as we did last year. The staff are very friendly and actually remembered us from last year, remembering one of the meals ordered and which table we had sat at. The atmosphere in the pub is very friendly, staff great, very clean and food is tasty and reasonably priced. All in all a great experience and we will be visiting again next year when we return to the area.

Brunch breakfast 🍳 on a Wednesday. Staff are a delight and very attentive and friendly. Breakfast was delicious Such a charming historical building.

This was our first visit to this pub and we were not disappointed. Set in the picturesque village of Elmley Castle with easy parking. Despite it being Mother's Day and busy there was a calm, controlled atmosphere. The service was friendly and professional and the food excellent. We both had the roast beef which was perhaps cooked more than to our taste but tender and a huge portion. We immediately asked for a spare plate as it included the roast potatoes and parsnips and red cabbage. Then came another dish with a great variety of vegetables! The dessert menu was tempting but we decided to share a cheese plate. Again a good portion and variety of local cheeses. The piece de resistance for me was being given a little pot of spring bulbs. A lovely touch. We will certainly be visiting again.

Wonderful Mothering Sunday lunch- very generous portions and beautifully presented: we all had the roast beef with a huge Yorkshire pudding! Steamed vegetables were perfectly cooked. Lovely touch at the end was a pot of daffodils for the mothers.

2nd time of visiting this pub for Sunday Lunch in the last 3 weeks. 2nd time as the first did not disappoint. Outstanding service and food 👍🏻. All enjoyed a 2 course Sunday lunch with no complaints. Will be visiting again and recommend anyone else...

Really friendly service and excellent food with a good selection of reasonably priced wines. What more could one want - we'll be back soon.

Valentines meal , First class service and wonderful food. Thank you so much, would recommend to everyone and have just made our next booking. 5*****

Varied menu, good-quality food and drink, reasonable prices and friendly staff. A most enjoyable Saturday lunch in a delightful location - thank you.

Celebrating my husbands birthday, so went out for lunch at this fantastic pub. It is a firm favourite of ours and has never failed us. Arrived today to find a wonderful table next to a roaring fire with a birthday banner across the fireplace. We...

This pub is fantastic. There were 4 us and we all love a pie and we gathered to experience the Pie Night Special Menu on 25th January (Burns Night). It was an exceptional evening. The waitress (I wish I could remember her name) was brilliant...

Had a lovely lunch before a walk around the area. Is the perfect oub, lots of character, great Ales on tab. Food was great and good value. Will definitely return again

Great to see this pub now offering coffee and cake. A perfect stop located in Elmley Castle on foot of Bredon Hill. Good service of two lovely slices of cake & hot cappuccinos. Will be back.

i booked a table well in advance for new years eve for lunch for myself and family. On arriving, i was told they were fully booked in the restaurant which is where i booked for and was offered a table in the area adjacent to...

A superb venue! I booked a group of 24 and pre-ordered the food. It came out very promptly. Everyone in the group agreed that it was delicious!

Great breakfast today at the Queen's. Excellent food, great value and looked after very well, as always, by Paul.

Great atmosphere, friendly and fantastic food what more could you ask for from a country pub. I thought of keeping this venue a secret in order to ensure a table available when I next book. That of course would be very selfish, so I’ll just...

Our one & only previous experience of dining here was a Sunday lunch for three of us a few months ago. On the strength of that delightful experience, we decided that we would have our "Christmas get together" at this charming rural venue. Accordingly &...

We were there for our bowls club annual dinner and presentation night. Gill and all the staff provided a superb evening for us. The restuarant was well decorated, the food was excellent as was the service. They coped very well with two people arriving unexpectedly...

First time at The Queen Elizabeth.Quite simply had an excellent experience! Can’t think of anything else to say to get me over the min word count!Thank you!! And thank you again!!! xx

Came across this lovely village pub in Elmley Castle just 4 miles from Pershore. Was with my mom who lives in Pershore and we were out for a coffee initially. This is a lovely community pub, warm(log fire) welcoming and very attentive staff. It is also dog friendly . Mom ordered jacket potato and i had tuna baguette , they came well presented and were delicious. I urge anyone to hunt out this welcoming pub it is a gem and we will be returning .

Well yet another Visit to one of our favourite local Pubs for a cracking Sunday Lunch with my partners Parents. A friendly smile on our welcome to our Table with the menu in situ, Being rather busy the service was still good with only two on duty they were trojan in their duties. Food ordered was two Beef, One Fish and One Turkey, The one Beef was a rare and pink and a quick turn round on a returned dish did not disappoint. Vegetables were cooked to perfection, generous, and delicious Especially the cauliflower cheese yummy. Deserts and Cheese Board all disappeared supported with Coffee and a Brandy. A Thank You to the Kitchen Staff as we left was always on the cards and as on previous visits we will certainly return and look forward to it.

We have given the Queen Elizabeth Inn only an average rating, but this needs explaining:We enjoy finding new places for Sunday lunch when we are exploring Britain in our caravan.So our comments are based on comparisons with other establishments we have experienced in recent months.We had a good lunch at the Queen Elizabeth Inn – good, but not outstanding.Service was very friendly, albeit rather slow. In fairness the place was very busy and the two staff were almost running at times to keep all tables served. Also, the menu warns that food is freshly prepared, so may not appear quickly. Fair enough.We chose a two course lunch for £18.35 each. My starter – Potted butternut squash and hazelnut paté was excellent, but my wife’s choice of whitebait was disappointing – only five small, overcooked whitebait, with some (tasty) salad – not good value for £4.50.The main course - roast beef for both of us – was served with roasted parsnips and under-roasted potatoes with vegetables on the side. The cauliflower cheese was excellent, but the other vegetables (broccoli, green beans and peas) were overcooked, not al dente as advertised. There were plenty of vegetables.The beef was a generous portion, maybe not as tasty or tender as we have had elsewhere, but perhaps that is being over-critical.The problem with a meal being not quite right is that it feels unfair to complain. We should have rejected the whitebait, but the prospect of another long wait for a replacement did not appeal.Overall a “just satisfactory” meal (but expensive by our experience elsewhere).

It’s a long time since we have been to this pub which has been community run for many years. Log fire burning and it felt warm and cosy. Very pleasant staff . Good menu with wide choice and even better is they do large and small portions. Fish and chips, scampi and burger were our choices , all good and nicely presented . We will return.

Delicious visited a few times over the past month. Beautiful village with a beautiful village pub. Great choice of meals. The best Christmas Turkey dinner I’ve had in a long time. Very generous portions and all piping hot. We’re looking forward to our visit 17/12/21. Staff are very friendly and attentive. Lovely ambience.

A lovely pub with a warm fire and friendly team working, we had a brunch sat by the fireplace - delicious food and big portions

Wow!!! That is the only way I can describe each of our meals! We were on a short break away for a few days for my husband's birthday and we decided to go here for his birthday meal. We are so so pleased we did! I cannot recommend enough - for a small village pub this was one of the best meals out we have ever had (and we've had a lot!!) Made my husband's day a very enjoyable one! Thank you so much Queen Elizabeth - if we are ever back in the area we'll certainly be paying you a visit! Compliments to the chef(s)PS Your staff are fabulous!

We visited again as a treat to ourselves from never ever being disappointed from other occasions eating here. Superb Ham, Egg and Chips and Fish for my partner. All cooked well and presented with cheerful service. As we are local other visits will surely be in the Diary and we cant wait.

We visited with my nieces one of whom has severe allergies. We spoke to the chef before the visit and He offered 3 special options and made a special meal for the girls which they consumed with great enthusiasm. We had an amazing evening thanks to the chef and his staff. Thank you very much

We have been here a few times with friends.Every time there is a warm welcome and the food is delicious and served with a smile.It is also situated in the most beautiful village.Definitely worth a visit.

Booked Sunday Lunch for two after reading recommendations. I had Roast pork loin chops, my partner had the fish dish on offer. The pork was cooked to perfection, however, the accompanying vegetables were not. They were extremely under cooked in my view, which was pointed out to the waitress. She commented that some folks liked vegetables with a bite…perhaps a question of choice before being served should be asked? This would avoid dissatisfaction and wastage. Fish dish was very tasty and looked appetising to the eye. Delicious desert of Passionfruit Brulee. Restaurant busy as I would expect for a sunday..pleasant village.

The batter on the fish and chips was one of the best I’ve tried • the curry was tender and soft with perfect rice • the halloumi strips were perfectly grilled • the service was second to none • 10/10 experience for our 7 years anniversary in such a beautiful pub and a lovely, quiet and quaint village!! Thank you :D

After a few years away from the area, finally revisited to see friends and thought we’d eat out at an old favourite. This can go one of two ways, right? Could not have been happier; great atmosphere when we got there of folks having a drink after work and diners just arriving. Food was excellent and service by the ladies behind the bar and serving food was excellent. We will be back; hopefully without such a long break again.

My husband and I decided to book a day off work for a day date whilst our son was at school and fancied hiking up Bredon Hill, we had looked online and seen that you could start your route from this place so after dropping our son off at school we walked up and enquired about it. We got given a map and advice about how long it would roughly take and a table was booked for our predicted return for lunch. The timings were spot on and we returned to a lovely table and fantastic staff. The food was beautiful and the cider! Our son actually goes to school in the village and we had never been here before but we will certainly be returning for many more trips both as a couple when we get the rare chance and as a family. Thank you so much for your hospitality.

Lovely pub and restaurant, with a tea room too, with large large covered outside area for alfresco eating and drinking. Excellent food and friendly service. We had Sunday lunch.

We stayed at a farm nearby for three nights and our host recommended this pub in the next village. We visited three nights! This is a great place with a choice of excellent real ales and quality food. Prices are very reasonable, so it’s great value. This pub is impressive in the way it’s managed and the services it provides to its community who openly welcome tourists and wayfarers alike. If you are in the Evesham/ Pershore vicinity go and visit you will not be disappointed.

Firstly breakfast with the family, a really excellent 'Full English' and great value. Then a beer festival over bank holiday weekend. First class beers and ciders, expertly kept and service with a smile as usual. Live entertainment as well, we came on Sunday to hear Phoebe sing who was an absolute delight. Elmley is so very fortunate to have such a great watering hole!

Having used TripAdvisor to find a suitable place to lunch while in the area, we were delighted by this suggestion. A beautiful old inn in an equally beautiful village: tucked away in the countryside yet easy enough to find. Excellent swift & courteous service, a most impressive menu at very reasonable prices & well cooked food. I'd certainly go out of my way to use it again. They also seem to be involved in community activities. Everywhere was clean & suitable protocols in place to make us feel safe & relaxed while eating.

Fabulous, extensive menu. Beautifully presented food. Very friendly service. So good we had to stay longer for tea and homemade cake. Love the addition of the cake section and what an amazing freshly made selection. Need to return to sample more!

Popped into their Polka Dot tearoom, very friendly and helpful staff. Had coffee, tea, cream tea and a Wimbledon sundae, very nice indeed. Will definitely call again and have a meal there one evening.

Sunday lunch at the Queens Head was excellent ,staff where very friendly ,the pub offers a great range of drinks including local beers and wines ,would recommend to any one

Firstly made welcome at the door. Staff friendly and helpful. The food was well presented and very good, decent size portions. We had the roast pork, which was cooked perfectly. The sweet was so good that i finished off my wife,s as it was too large for her. Will be back again. Thank you.

Dinner yesterday, 30th of July, great food as ever. I had the vegetable curry which was wonderful and my wife had the Sea Bream which she said was outstanding. Always friendly and staff can't do enough so highly recommended.

4 of us had a very good value meal on a Sunday afternoon. The others had roast lamb or beef which they all enjoyed. My pan fried cod fillet with Mediterranean veg & rosemary potatoes was really mouth watering. Nice puddings & well priced drinks. Excellent - I will be back.

Made very welcome. Lesley was amazing so friendly and made us feel very welcome. Would definitely visit again

Had a lovelytwo course meal we had celeric soup and butter chicken curry it was beautifully presented staff was very obliging couldnt fault it at all x

This pub in a charming village is a gem. Varied menu from pub classics to fish or meat sharing boards. Reasonable prices and good size portions. Friendly staff. Good beer too.

We lunched here before going to walk it off on Bredon Hill. We had a lovely welcome. I tried the golden beer and it went down a treat. Daughter and I shared a fish board and it was just right. Will stop again next time we walk up bredon Hill.

A last minute booking but an absolute delight. The food was super tasty and fresh. The staff were incredibly friendly and delightful. Nicky is a stand out super star! Highly recommend

Polka dot tea room!! Amazing cake and cream tea after a walk. Really friendly staff and delicious offerings

first I had the same experience on the phone as another 1* review - a woman thought it was funny I was trying to book just 1.5hrs in advanced & was condescendingthey were busy but everything was painfully slowthe food was great & waitresses lovely tho :(

Reserved a table outside for lunch after a good walk up Bredon Hill. Fortunately we had cover as the rain poured down but the staff coped well taking orders, providing blankets and bringing drinks and foodWe chose from a menu with a good choice, we two girls chose the small fish and chips which was nicely presented, piping hot and delicious, the men choice the pork chop which was also very good.Happy to recommend this pub and I’m confident we will return.

Interesting new menu which made for a good pub lunch. Good outdoors capacity. Service mostly good, just had to wait a bit at the end. Beers good as ever. Keep up the good work.

Went for a walk up Bredon Hill and booked a table in the marquee outside. Really good Covid measures are in place with good space between benches. We all ordered the warm baguettes with chips and salad. All food was really good - we had a pleasant time and were so glad to be enjoying our first meal out.

Our only venture out using 'Eat Out to Help Out' . The place has all the makings of a nice venue - but the food was nothing better than average. The Ham was dry & overcooked, with signs of 'freezer burn'. The 'Gourmet' Burger ? It was a burger. Nothing special. The 'Social Distance' spacing was anything but. 3 tables (inc us) at one end of the room - deserted at the other ! (It was as if they were saving on cleaning.) All this whist 'commercial' radio blasted out too loudly. Hardly conducive to a dining room. Some management with a 'critical eye' is needed. Disappointing.

Sadly, unfriendly welcome awaited us - ordered some 'nibbles' which were ok but oh my goodness the garlic bread was nothing short of disastrous - sliced brown bread, toasted with virtually no garlic butter - how they could call it garlic bread is beyond me. Then we were subjected to a staff member eating his lunch on the next table - well his parents can take no credit for teaching table manners - such a shame - beautiful building and good Covid rules in place - you'd think pubs would be overly welcoming in these challenging times - sadly not for us and we won't ever return

After a walk over Bredon Hill nothing better than stopping for lunch, seating either inside or out but best to book as it gets busy. A great menu choice especially the homemade pies. Friendly staff and great service, all covid precautions in place felt very safe.

While staying at Haselor Farm just outside Evesham, we have had the opportunity to visit some local Restaurants. I asked our Host Jackie, where she would recommend for Sunday Dinner, her reply was ' The Queen Elizabeth' in Elmley Castle. We booked a Table for 3:15pm Sunday, as they close at 4pm.From the moment we arrived our hosts were unbelievable, friendly, courteous and couldn't do enough to ensure our meal was the best ever.We both ordered Leek & Potato Soup to start - Divine is the best description, PERFECT...Then for main, we both ordered the Roast Beef. It was unreal. Large slices of the best beef, I've tasted, lots of Roast Potatoes, Caramelised Onion, Green Beans, Broccoli, Carrot & Cauliflower Cheese with a jug of delicious Gravy, oh, and topped with a Large Yorkshire Pudding. It couldn't have been any better. 'UNREAL'If you are in the area, I fully recommend this hidden Gem in Elmley Castle, just outside Pershore.So, THANK YOU to ALL the Staff who helped make this a most memorable Sunday Dinner.

I hardly ever do reviews but just had a wonderful tasty meal served by very friendly staff. Also, appreciated the Covid measures put in place as all felt very safe. Will be back again. Thanks.

Stopped here for a light lunch and were lucky enough to get an outside table without booking. Staff were very friendly and efficient and menu was varied. Unfortunately the focaccia bread was not to our taste, we found it greasy. Fillings were plentiful and the extra chips were scrummy. With hindsight we should have gone with the white bread option. Drink prices were a little heavy but nowhere near as rip off as other places around. Would we return, yes for sure.

We had such a lovely roast dinner today. Been meaning to try this pub out for ages and we weren’t disappointed! Really great and our 9 month old baby really enjoyed himself and interacting with the friendly staff. - we will definitely be returning

Enjoyed a tasty meal, excellent service, good selection of beer. Staff and locals couldn't have been more helpful with our walk planning. Rounded off our holiday beautifully. Highly recommend.

My wife and l had fish and chips at lunchtime I had large and she had child’s portionIt was “ok” but neither of us ate anything else all day as we both felt v queasy by teatimeFar too much oil in the batter for some strange reason Shame ,won’t be going backPs. When waiting there is one v important question.Would you like another drink?(empty glass is the clue). I marvel how much revenue is lost through this failure to train staff.I’d stop here for a pint... but that’s all

We had a very pleasant lunch in this quaint little village pub. The chips were a highlight - crunchy on the outside and soft in the inside. During Eat out to Help Out I would recommend booking as a few people were turned away. Highly recommend if you’re in the area.

Popped in on Friday. Friendly staff and good ambiance with a mix of locals and walkers. Good choices of drinks and areas to sit out. We will return.

Having started to get back out and about after lockdown, it was a very disappointing visit to the pub on this occasion. The staff didn’t appear to be very interested in being back at work, and really didn’t make you feel welcome or pleased for the returning business. The menu was quite limited, but we understand and except the reasons for this during the current situation. However, when the food arrived the presentation was very poor and we felt vastly overpriced considering the portion size. Really disappointing. With more effort and enthusiasm, & a menu revamp - could be a fantastic village pub.

We visit this pub whenever we are in the area. It’s a lovely pub and the location is just lovely. We were really looking forward to visiting on this occasion as it was my husband’s birthday. We entered the pub and it was re-assuring to see the staff wearing PPE. We were told to find a seat as it was table service only, even though there was a guy at the bar purchasing his drink. We found a table outside and waited. The waitress came out and served a group of locals on the next table and then another couple. We didn’t want to put her under pressure as they’re all working so hard at the moment but unfortunately she never returned so we left after 30 minutes. She could clearly see us sat there without a drink so not sure why we weren’t served. I think if the pub is operating table service then that should be for everyone and they should find a way of keeping track of the customers. It’s the only pub in Elmley Castle so no other option for a drink!

First meal out since lockdown. The burger was to die for. Social distancing measures in place. Staff in PPE. Will be back

We have eaten twice since lockdown ended and have had 2 of the best meals there - the chef is certainly adding some variety to the traditional menu and I have particularly enjoyed the smoked tomatoes and also the lovely variety of Salads that they now have. We look forward to seeing what he will come up with next.

We bought 4 flat iron steaks for less than £5 each this week and cooked the first two last night (with onion rings, mushrooms - all the trimmings) - they were sensational (I’m sure at least some of it was down to the cook!). Can’t wait to have the next two.

Had several meals from the queens during the lockdown and all were fantastic . They should all be very proud of them selves during such difficult times & have done such a good job keeping the local community fed & watered.

Thank heavens for the Queens and the fabulous staff, Mandy, Gemma and Neil. Thank you all for being there for us through this awful situation. We have nothing but praise and gratitude we have ordered groceries regularly from you and also takeaway dinners all of which have been excellent. Always greeted and welcomed - thank you and will so look forward to sharing a meal and a glass or two when this is all over too.

As ever...appalling customer service and yet no-one either sees it or is prepared to do anything about it! Tried to order a takeaway & they’re busy- not a problem at all & we soon found a superb alternative. But woman who answered phone seemed to find it amusing they were ‘fully booked’ & was entirely condescending in her attitude...Neil, you need to move these inept staff on...they are the most rude & disrespectful people we have ever had the misfortune to come in to contact with...!

Ordered 2 x lamb Roasts as takeaways as really didn't fancy cooking, not disappointed. Fluffy Yorkshire pudding and delicious gravy. My only critiscism are the roast potatoes which for me personally are too big and are not really "roasted", more boiled and slightly oven cooked! Other than at that the food was good!

We ordered a roast for mothering Sunday, due to covid 19 this was a takeaway service.The member of staff that greeted us was friendly and observed social distancing rules.The food was outstanding meat delicious gorgeous cauli cheese and season veg.Great value for money and we will be ordering takeout again.Well done to the Queens staff.

We ordered 2 take-aways - a Pie of the Day and Curry of the Day, costing £7.00 each.The two meals were placed in a paper carrier bag.The pie meal was served in a thin cardboard box. Unfortunately, the whole meal was in the same box - including the gravy! You literally had to pile the contents of the box on to your dinner plate. The pie looked as if it had been in the oven countless times - hence it was dry inside and burnt on the outside.The curry was almost indescribable. Apparently it was a pork curry. The meat was literally floating in an extremely oily liquid (which had leaked into the paper carrier bag). There were no naans or mango chutney as stated on the menu.All-in-all a most unpleasant culinary experience.

Lovely, quaint village pub offering a warm welcome, dog friendly, and great food.Service was great, food excellent. We will be back.

Brilliant for walkers, cyclists and dog owners. A little gem in a lovely village under Brendan Hill. Only had lunch there, a dozen times, excellent. You won’t need dinner! Bruce loves it too.

Our welcome was icy cold and unfriendly. We understand it was a mother and daughter duo behind the bar/serving who act as nothing but a repellent unless you're well known to them. Service was impolite and unprofessional, which creates an undesirable/cold atmosphere. Food was about a 4 out of 10. There was nothing we liked about this Inn and we were given no reason to return. Maybe we simply have higher standards and expectations, but this venue fell short on all levels and would not recommend, unless you don't give a fig either!