The Salutation Inn in Herefordshire, County of - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Had an excellent lunch. We all had the special fish pie which was delicious. The chips were homemade and Christine was kind enough to cook a meal for our fussy 5 year old which wasn’t on the menu. Despite being incredibly busy she took the time to come and check everything was good for us. Very much appreciated. Great value as our drinks were included in the cost of our meal. The server, Rhi, was lovely too and very good with the kids. The staff, food and ambiance made for a very enjoyable time.

Astounding. I was told I was rude for trying to order a meal for 11 without booking. A simple sorry, we can't do that at short notice would have sufficed! Very unpleasant, but every cloud has a silver lining. We went to the Crown in Dilwyn. We were welcomed and served lunch with no problem.

Tough chewy beef, soggy Yorkshire pudding and gravy so thick it could be used to resurface the roads, complained to the manager, later found out he was the landlord, heard him muttering to me “Ignorant Prick” Well your just plain rude aren’t you, we were in the area trying pub out as looking to buy a pub, and saw this one advertised with Sidney Phillips, clearly this is one of the reasons he is selling, doesn’t like customers only wants your money

Always enjoy our meals at the Salutation - in fact we travel in from Hereford often because we love the food here and staff have always made me and my family feel welcome for many years. The Thai green chicken curry is one of mine and my families favourite dishes and the puddings here are our favourite! On our recent visit, me and my fiancé shared a white chocolate and raspberry crème brûlée and a snickers cheesecake between us which were 10/10! Would highly recommend.

Had an amazing dinner here for a relative’s birthday! There was a table of 8 and nothing was too much trouble! The lovely lady cooking our food did an amazing job ! Thank you we sure will be back !

Sunday Lunch, Table of 4 sunday lunch , prebooked, and wished we hadn't, owner RUDE, obnoxious, food ok, room for improvement, presentation is sloppy, meat tough, desserts frozen, there are plenty of other pubs out there that deserve you custom, this one doesn't and clearly doesn't want to be there either

Four of us (with 2 dogs) had a delicious and much needed lunch before bellringing in the parish church. We booked ahead and were given a table in the dog-friendly back bar away from the dining-room. This was quite acceptable. We had a convivial time and enjoyed a fab Sunday lunch, which was reasonably priced. Will certainly meet at the Sal. again.

Rude and ignorant after booking Sunday Lunch for two with our dog. Rude locals obviously don't like visitors. Barman ignored us...went round to other dismal bar where no table set as booked. Nobody came to give attention.....SO WALKED OUT. Their loss as we may well have eaten again during the week. Went down road to Unicorn Inn and given a wonderful welcome...what a difference. Can't rate Salutation ZERO but that's all it deserves.

Husband, myself and daughter. I had the caesar salad, my daughter the quiche and husband steak and kidney pudding. All absolutely excellent. I shared a pud with daughter, half was more than adequate. Spoilt for choice starters mains and puds.We really enjoyed the outing, plus a lovely village to visit. I believe the museum has been updated. .

A good meal. All home cooked. Good portion sizes. Service a bit lacking in efficiency. Lovely old black and white building in the heart of Weobley.

Went along after a visit to the village park with a friend and our 2 children. Baring in mind this pub is on a black and white trail, in a pretty village that attracts lots of walkers and tourists. We walked in and warmed by the fire, ordered some drinks and asked for some menus, to which we had a short, sharp response of ‘you’ve obviously not booked then!’ We explained we’d been to the park and it was a last minute decision. A man then in a rude and sharp manner repeated 3 times how busy they are but could possibly squeeze us in, but in future we must book. It was 12pm on a Monday lunch and 2 others were in the pub. We were then asked to move away from the fire and sit elsewhere because clearly a local man always sits there and he was not amused that we were there. Surely, in a pretty village, they should expect to have walk ins and be grateful to have the support. I get places do get busy but there is a way to tell people and try to accommodate them, this was not the way. We drank our drinks and moved to another village pub and had a lovely lunch with welcoming service. Will never return to The Salutation again.

Called in today as 12 noon with a friend and 2 well behaved children. Only 1 other person in the bar. We sat next to the fire warm up and ordered drinks. When we asked for a menu the lady behind the bar rudely said "you obviously haven't booked then?". I apologied and explained it was a last minute decision to come for lunch after a visit to the park. A man appeared from the kitchen, I assume the owner, who again seemed annoyed that we had dared to step foot in his establishment and ask for food, informed us that we should have booked ahead and that they are very busy but that he could squeeze us in, but for future reference we needed to book. By this time there were only 2 other people eating lunch. We were made to feel so unwelcome that we didn't stop to order our food, we drank up and went on our way to another local pub where we enjoyed a lovely meal with friendly service. I'm glad that the Ye Olde Salutation is turning such a profit in these difficult times that it can afford to turn paying customers away. Seems if you aren't a local to the village then you aren't welcome. Won't be visiting again.

Came here after a New Years walk for a quick drink. It was actually the only place open in the village. It’s an odd but charmingly quirky set up inside; very traditional. Staff were nice and friendly.

The owner is rude, like Basil Fawlty without any of the charm. He overheard my friend ask a local how to get served, the chap called for Stewart, who then crossly made his way to the bar muttering loudly “impatient prick”. The whole place is now laughably bad from the service to the atmosphere to the hoovering up around you at 10pm on a Saturday night. Sorry to have parted with so much money in there now. A shame as it used to be a lovely place.

NOT dog friendly or serving fresh food Waste of money very disappointing Try the green bean cafe down the road much better and Dog friendly

I stayed 2 nights in the large double which had a lounge diner area, it was lovely. Bed was very comfortable and the room was clean. I had a relaxing time. The owner and the locals were very friendly and I was allowed to set...

I've eaten here a number of times with family and friends and fancied something nice for lunch so made a special trip as I knew they were open. Arriving just before 1.30pm some tables with diners but others available, was told they had stopped serving...

I stayed here for two nights as part of a cycling holiday and it was perfect. Comfortable, clean room and the food is fantastic. On my first night I had a turkey and ham pie, second night I had fish and chips. Both amazing. The...

11 of us had such a fun family dinner here, lots of choice, great food and characterful and vg service

The old lady at the bar was rude and monosyllabic. We walked into the lounge bar with our well behaved Labrador on a lead, to ask if it was OK to bring the dog in as there was no sign. Before we had chance to...

Our first opinions were poor as we had our (small) dog with us and were told ‘You can’t bring THAT in here’, true we should have checked but it wasn’t a friendly welcome. Anyway it was suggested that we go into the snug to eat...

This pub looks like it goes back to the middle ages, very picturesque black and white, and tucked away at the top of the main street in Weobley. We had a good lunch there, very nice ploughmans with a lot of ham and cheese and...

Found the Salutation Inn as we were walking around Weobley as part of the black and white village trail. Hadn’t intended to stop for lunch, but liked the look of the menu and the pub itself. Despite it being Sunday lunchtime, we were fitted in...

Arrived about 1.15 lunchtime. empty tables in the bar. Oh No. Can't have anything to eat we are fully booked and there is a quiz night tonight. What's that got to do with serving a sandwich. Only told this after buying drinks. Don't go unless...

Absolutely lovely pub and the staff couldn't be more welcoming! The food was fantastic (we had starter, mains and dessert) and our little girl has already asked to go back again...before we even got home! Dog friendly as well! Definitely pay a visit if you...

Visited recently as not been for many years so thought we would try it again. Staff were friendly and place is nice however food was a big let down. Had the lamb special but was quite tasteless and very chewy, steak pie was ok taste...

Visited on a rainy Sunday together with my parents, my husband and our kids. We must have come across as quite a chaotic bunch. First walked in using the wrong entrance, then we had lots of questions and no idea how to order (we have...

Stayed nearby for our wedding anniversary and this pub was recommended..... Fantastic pub with very friendly, efficient staff. Visited 3 nights in a row and Stuart the owner /chef's meals were of the highest quality and competitively priced. Will visit again for sure and this...

Called in today on the off-chance. Warm welcome and good pub food. Excellent service. Only one small problem, we have a small well behaved dog and had to eat in the public bar. Other than that , worth a visit.

We called into this lovely traditional pub with friends who had previously stayed here a few weeks ago and instantly knew that we had to come back to stay. The pub itself is beautiful with the most amazing inglenook fire for chilly days. The rooms...

Popped in for food on our way to a family event. Glad we did as we had a lovely lunch! We were a party of 4 and just stopped for a quick bite to eat. We all had the ploughman’s which was delicious and very...

Visited Saturday 18th September with my husband and sister and brother in law who live fairly local. What a lovely welcoming pub and wow the food did not disappoint! The staff were incredibly charming and we had a really good laugh with Frankie🤣 His lovely...

We popped in here a month or so ago just for a drink, and we thought it was such a beautiful pub and the menu looked great. It was decided there and then that we would return for a meal. We went last night with...

We stayed here for one night. It is a 500 odd yr old inn. It’s absolutely beautiful. It is full of character. The floors are uneven, doorways low, I loved stepping back in history. It is an inn used by locals but welcoming to guests...

Lovely pub, friendly and welcoming landlord, extensive menu of excellent food. Everything was beautifully cooked and tasted delicious. Recommended.

I have been coming to the Sal for many years visiting my father who lives in the area. The food is always amazing with fresh ingredients and incredibly generous portions. The staff are always attentive and kind going over the top to help out my...

We made a reservation for Sunday lunch at this beautiful historic pub in a beautiful Tudor village. The entire team were courteous, friendly, welcoming and attentive. They frequently checked with every guest if their meal was to their liking. We were impressed. The food was...

I went into the Salutation to see if we could sit somewhere with our dog. The gentleman that met me took me through the premises and showed me the different areas where we could sit. The Covid measures in place were excellent and I felt...

Didn't even get over the threashold🤔 Not sure who we spoke to, but he needs a bit of customer relations help.

Landlord or front of house rude and u friendly. He was set to seat us until we asked if they did gluten free sandwiches. He then told us they were full, walking away from us as he did so.

Lamb / mushroom dinner ordered £15.. took it for granted it would come with veg etc.. NO .. four chunks of lamb in a bowl covered in a creamy sauce with pureed mushrooms.. very expensive and dissapointing . Sides are ordered separately. Gentleman was very...

Wow what an amazing find. We went for a family meal and were looked after very well by the friendly and attentive staff. Food and drink were prompt and very well presented. We will definitely be going back and recommending to friends and family. A...

We like to eat at the Sal when we visit my Mum who lives in the area, we have never had a bad meal there, the food is always freshly cooked and excellent quality and very reasonably priced, the beer is really well kept fresh...

Great place to eat. Very welcoming. Menu very good caters for all. Will definitely be returning to meet up with family again as we all enjoyed it.it

I spent the night of 24 May here as a solo traveller whilst catching up with an old school friend. Lovely old Inn; forget glass tiles and minimalism, embrace comfort and a feeling of being cosseted. I had the room with a large sitting room...

Sunday lunch...absolutely amazing food and value for money..staff friendly and welcoming. Quality of food and choice remarkable for price.Have visited previously when in the area and it still didn't disappoint..you may need to book..total hidden gem just wish we had the same quality of establishment back in the Midlands ..thank you for another memorable afternoon not to be missed

My husband and I had a really good meal at Ye Olde Salutation Inn. I had a steak and kidney pudding, excellent, just like mother used to make and my husband tried the nut roast which he really enjoyed. The crumble was delicious too. Would recommend

Me and my partner stayed for one night, the room was exceptionally clean, cosy and warm. The bed was really comfy, we had a great nights sleep. The pub is lovely inside. The breakfast was brilliant, meat from the local butchers and bread from the local bakery. The staff were all lovely and friendly and made us feel welcome. Would defintely return. Thanks Stuart and staff

We stayed at the pub for two nights last weekend and had a lovely time. Very spacious “suite” upstairs, comfortable bed, good quality bed linen, nice towels, and enough hot water for two lovely big baths. We had a couple of meals at the pub and a few drinks over the course of the weekend. All food and drink was delicious and served in a timely manner. It was a very peaceful place to stay within the quaint village of Weobley and all the staff we came across were pleasant and helpful (we shall be moving up from Buckinghamshire next Spring so we were village hunting) The log fire was very welcoming as the weather had turned chilly. Stewart was very kind and he has gone above and beyond to make the pub Covid safe. It clearly is a tough time for the hospitality trade and we truly hope Stewart and his team manage to weather the storm. He deserves to be still standing when this is all over. We’d highly recommend a meal or stay at “the Sal”!! Do go.....

I visited this lovely area with my lovely family but our visit suddenly took an unfortunate turn. We were enjoying our time at the pub until the burgers arrived the sal special burgers. Not sure what’s special about it. I forgot to ask for no onion on my burger but don’t worry the burger was literally a dry patty in an oversized bun absolutely diabolical no salad,cheese or sauce. Made my son cry. Very disappointed with the visit my son was crying the whole journey home! But my brother who had the gammon enjoyed his meal. Desert was Decent. Wouldn’t recommend for a main meal but dessert wise was very nice.

We took my father here for his birthday, he is quite unwell and this was to be a nice treat for him.On arrival the doors were open and we were slightly early but as there were people already drinking at tables my wife assumed it was open. She was literally shouted at by the owner who barked that they weren't open, she replied that the doors were open and was met with 'the staff have to get in somehow, F**king hell'When we did try and sit down the barman shouted rudely we were at the wrong table. If it had just been us we would have left then, but it would have been a hassle to get my father into somewhere else at short notice.The young waitress and the female staff were excellent, my wife rang and complained and was told that the owner would ring us, he didn't of course.The food isn't that good to compensate for the rudeness and ignorance of the owner and his barman. We will NEVER go back here and will let our friends know what kind of experience to expect from this establishment.There is no excuse for swearing at customers in this manner, it is just ignorant and rude. There are so many good eateries in and around the County there is no need to go somewhere where the owner plainly doesn't need or want the business.

Knowing the Inn, we made a bee-line for lunch on a cold winter's day and warmed ourselves in front of the roaring log fire before sitting in the dining room - in front on another lovely log-burner! Just perfect! Our fixed-price lunch was great too, starting with a grilled goats cheese salad with walnut dressing and smoked salmon & asparagus tartlet, followed by a hearty beef in red wine with new potatoes. finishing with our usual amaricanos and hot milk, we spent a very enjoyable 90 minutes in a busy dining room with a lovely ambience. We'll be back!

What a brilliant pub.the welcome from the locals was matched only by the warmth of the real fire.The service was courteous and the Butty Bach was definitely a 10 out of 10.

Love this pub. Have popped in for a drink when visiting the village. Also eaten in the restaurant and attending private functions and the food has been excellent. The owner-chef, Stuart, serves up some amazing food.The staff are friendly and helpful. There is also an outside garden area tomeat or drink.Also lovely open fire - great on a winter’s night. Highly recommended. Well used by locals!! Always a good sign.

Stopped here for beers and cider, great place with character, lovely fireplace, big choice of local beers. They also do meals, good quality pub grub at reasonable prices as spotted in the menu but we only had drinks.

On a gloomy wet October day the log fire in the inglenook alone would have been enough to cheer us. This is a really characterful old black and white pub in an virtually unspoilt Herefordshire village, quite off the beaten track.We’ve been here several times and always found both the food and the service excellent. It’s proper, homemade food. Sure, there are sometimes “wobbly bits” in the meat. If you don’t like that then don’t choose the lamb. The chips are super and the desserts are fantastic. The wine list is good too.I ate braised lamb in red wine from the Specials board, followed by apricot frangipane tart. Both delicious. Don’t be put off by one bad review or you will miss a real treat.

The eating area of the pub is nicely decorated, the atmosphere good and the service was good, but I am sorry to have to say that the food was disappointing. My wife and I both chose the pork belly and found the meat and the fat almost inseparable so that you were using your knife and fork to try and tear and tug them apart, with only partial success. I also had the 3 cheesecake dessert, expecting small pieces of tasty delight, but received 3 huge pieces of blandness such as I might expect from a supermarket budget range. Our guests, who are usually effusive about good food when we eat out with them, were politely restrained, so I feel they were not too impressed. One of them did say though that a large menu such as offered here can often lead to disappointing quality. Clearly other reviewers have had much better experiences, but I can only report on our experience. Maybe it was just an "off" day or an unlucky choice of meals, but we will not be tempted to repeat the experience. Other people may be luckier.

We visited this very pretty village in September and had arranged to have lunch here. I had liver and bacon which was just delicious. The staff were very friendly and we could take our dogs with us, in the public bar.

We booked a table for dinner. We received a friendly welcome and were shown to our table. Would definitely recommend the Fish & Chips, which was delicious. Six empty plates were returned to the kitchen 👌

We ate here twice during our short stay in Weobley. Both times the service was very friendly and efficient and the food was very good. The desert of a trio of creme brulees was delicious - both times.

Called in for lunch on our way from north to south Wales. We had no plans and every pub we passed was closed on Monday. Saw the sign for food and turned off to Woebly. We were rewarded with a quaint, historic pub which was warm and welcoming offering fabulous food. It is well worth taking the time to stop.

Lovely food, nice staff and good service. The pie was excellent. Very traditional, with a good feeling. People chatting with us at the bar, though we were strangers. Got that genuine pub feeling. Both stayed for a pint and evening dinner. Loved it.

We had a lovely pub lunch (I had Plowman's Lunch...delicious!)Everyone was happy with service & food....the sandwiches were great !..An historic old pub in an interesting "Black & White" town

My wife and I today visited this quaint quirky establishment for lunch. We have visited in the past and forgotten how beautiful this area actually is. The Salutation is very clean and well kept with rustic furniture, in particular some seats made from old barrels. The beams and supports appear to be reclaimed timber and enhances the interior. We had a friendly welcome and tried the Tai curry and traditional gammon egg and chips. Both meals were well cooked and delicious with plenty of choice. Good old Stowford Press to go with it. Lovely

Family lunch, staff very welcoming and excellent service. I can highly recommend the risotto with salmon and smoked haddock it was delicious. Everyone else enjoyed their choices too. Would definitely have a meal there again

We were a walking group of 25 or 30 people, we only had to order our meals a couple of hours before, and everything came out within ten or 15 minutes. I think everyone was happy with their food, and definitely with the service. Also a lovely location. My only reservation is that my card payment was taken as a contactless transaction - which I did not want to happen. My understanding is that I should have been asked whether I was happy to use contactless. But that's a small quibble.

Just back from a lovely meal here. The menu was varied and interesting and better than one might expect from a local pub. Quality was excellent and the staff were all very welcoming. Looking forward to visiting again soon.

First class food and friendly service best place to eat in Weobley we have been here a few times and always enjoyed our food and the friendly ambience

Unfortunately turned up for meal on Sunday evening but told quite abruptly that only those with a previous a booking would be accommodated. We had enquired in the afternoon about a menu but had been told that the chef hadn't written yet. We were also told that avoid disappointment it was always advisable to book. On arrival we liked the look of the menu and there was a nice atmosphere in the restaurant (half empty, or half full) so chanced our luck. Its a shame that they could not accommodate us as there isn't a lot of choice on a Sunday night. Our only bad experience in what was a fantastic few days in Weobley.

Lovely local food prepared on site in a popular village pub. Great ale. Lovely atmosphere. Gets busy in the evening so recommend phoning through for a booking.

It was fortunate that we arrived early for lunch after walking around this pretty village, as the pub was soon very busy. Service felt a little impersonal but was fairly efficient. Lovely draught bitter . I had the best caeser salad ever. My husband's liver and bacon was he said "OK".

Although this should be a go to place, the welcome is not always what it should be. However, a good menu and pleasant dining room. Good beers on the bar too. Used by locals generally.

Great country pub and food very nice.Good choice of bitter and Rupert on his first shift did well.The resident cat is called Nellie or similar and is a real character.If she goes missing ,my wife will know where she is!!!! Will return ASAP.

Wonderfull Bacon and Leek quiche, the best I have ever tasted. Lovely side salad with a good dressing and great chips.

twelve of us went for Sunday evening and twelve of us left very happy.

Visited on a Monday afternoon when most other places are closed. Friendly staff and a nice little beer garden. Didn’t eat but had a much needed drink.

We visited the Salutation Inn for the first time today. Four of us had booked table for lunch. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The menu was varied and we could have happily chosen a number of the options. All of the food was freshly cooked and beautifully presented as well being very tasty.

So few places can get everything as good as Salutation. We have been twice recently after a lapse of many years.

Have had meals and snacks at the Sal several times before and always enjoyed the food quality, the service and the ambience of this lovely inn. This time stayed overnight with my wife. Having already dined out a lunchtime about 100 miles away we only wanted something light and being Sunday night we weren't sure that anything would be available. Stuart the owner/chef said we could gave whatever we wanted from the menu, but we just chose sandwiches and were quickly served plates of superb beef and tuna mayo on splendid bread and with a lovely little dressed salad. Had a great hour chatting with the locals in front of a blazing fire ( one of 3 in the pub!) and then retired to a nice characterful room for a cosy nights sleep and breakfast just as we wanted it. The Sal is a perfect example of a traditional, ancient British pub at its best. Warm, friendly, efficient perfection!

My wife and I went to the "Sal" in Weobley for lunch on a Thursday 17 January 2019. Both the food and service were excellent. The staff and the cat were all very friendly and I especially liked the real ale taster tray of 3 1/3rd pints of beer for £3.20. We have been there several times before with equal satisfaction and fully recommend this Inn it you are in the Weoble y area.

The food is as good as the building. A really special timber-framed pub where wherever you sit there is something worth looking at. Tables and chairs well placed. Wonderful log fires. Excellent choice of dishes. Tiniest fault: sometimes the portions are too big!

We had a lovely meal here. Lots of choice and very welcoming. Central to the village. You won't be disappointed.

Had a quick bit of lunch here with a work colleague.

Very welcoming staff, we were efficiently catered for. The food was delicious. The beer Shropshire Lass was really well presented. Good to see locals drinking not just visitors eating. A proper good pub.

I was one of 27 people on a coach trip on a black and white villages tour. We booked in ahead for lunch. Service was fast, and all different meals were praised. Beautiful inn, and the room for us was clean, fresh and inviting.

We had Sunday lunch. Good service and nice staff. Good choice for the various courses. A good lunch for the money and although busy service was good and all the food hot.

Two hungry visitors were told in no uncertain terms that there was no food for them when turning up for a pint and some lunch at lunchtime on a Bank Holiday Monday. After standing at the bar ignored for some ten minutes, the sullen barman was most rude when we asked did they have any food. "Absolutely not!" he repeated three times, even though the bar was full of people eating. The crazy thing is that we arrived at just after 1.30pm, which you would think would be the middle of service. An appeal to the cook was rudely rebuffed, and this boorish barman interrupted us to tell his colleague, "I told them three times, and they won't listen." Thank goodness we will never be there again, but I do warn other visitors to beware.

I booked this for a family of 9 from Kent after being recommended by locals. The menu is extensive. Great pub food with a home made taste. Portion size are huge. Service is fast and very friendly. Would definitely return!!

Visited on a Thurs lunchtime. A few men in the bar but quiet otherwise. Asked if they were doing bar snacks and barmaid shouted can we do some bar snacks to the kitchen staff.

On holiday in the area we decided to try this pub for Sunday lunch, and they fitted us in with no problem.

I cannot comment on the food in this pub restaurant, as we didn't manage to get that far. We went in at 12.20 on a Wednesday lunchtime. There was not a single person in the restaurant, just two men drinking at the bar. We asked if they were serving lunch and the barman said, 'Yes, have you booked?' We hadn't. 'Is it just the four of you?' It was. He then called out to the kitchen, 'We've got four in for lunch.' An extremely loud female voice shouted rudely back, 'Well I'm doing my orders now!' The barman looked rather confused and my daughter asked what time we would be able to eat. 'I don't know, err, we've got a table of six booked and a table of eight.....err, I don't know really, err maybe 1.30. I don't know.' We said we would go somewhere else and left the deserted restaurant. What pub/restaurant cannot cope with more than fourteen at lunchtime? Or can afford to turn away customers when they are clearly empty? We are locals, but will not be returning. We crossed the road to The Green Bean Cafe, which was genuinely very busy, but where the lovely smiley staff had no trouble finding us a table and providing us with a delicious lunch. I know where we'll go in future!

Second time we have stopped off in this lovely village for lunch. Inn has a nice decked patio with good shade. Very well filled sandwiches on nice thick wholemeal bread, pile of fresh salad. Great pint of Hobson's.

We stayed for 2 nights - very lucky to get a cancellation. We had the suite with a sitting room which was just perfect for relaxing after a days walking. Our evening meal and breakfasts were very special. Locally sourced ingredients and creatively cooked - delicious. An unusual and special place to stay. We loved it.

There was wonderful choice and the food was delicious. The service was great and the staff very friendly and helpful. The menu certainly catered for all tastes.

We stayed for three nights in this genuine olden days tavern, with as much of the medieval feel inside as was out. Warm, clean, peaceful & nothing was too much trouble for the staff. I just loved it here - my Godmother & I - it was central, yet quiet, historic yet beautifully comfortable ... and the brandy & orange pancakes were to die for.

A welcome sight on a rainy day. Roaring fire to warm us up. Pleasent pub, nice atmosphere. Good beer. Didn't eat but meals that were brought out looked lovely.

We had a great Valentine’s meal here and the food was very good lots of Verity and Delicious. The staff are friendly and the local people we had a great evening if you’re visiting the village we would definitely recommend you pay it a visit. The jacksons

For of us arrived for lunch. Largely unplanned. It was very cold outside, but beautifully warm inside. The fire was roaring, and the staff welcoming. We started with 2 pints of Hobson's Bitter. Proper beer, made with hops. Quite glorious !

Great starter and lamb for Sunday roast. Sadly let down by roast potatoes. Stale tasting, not sure if it was old fat or old potatoes. Hard and very dry, no crisp. We tried our best to eat them as we were hungry but just couldn't. Nobody checked on us throughout our meal, so told the waitress when she collected our plates. No responce, no apology, nothing, basically ignored my comments. Would have given a 3 as the meat and starter was good, but given a 2 due to the waitresses reaction...or lack thereof.

The 'Sal', as it's affectionately known by the locals, is in one of the many beautiful and ancient Tudor-style buildings in Weobley. Inside the atmosphere is warm and friendly, the service is excellent, and the food delicious with a choice of four traditional roasts and...