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

We had a lovely meal again last night at The Three Horseshoes. It was very busy and we hadn't booked but this wasn't a problem. Ample space both inside and out. Food was amazing, chef Steve always produces delicious meals. Service was brilliant and staff very friendly and welcoming. If you are looking for a nice country pub then this is it, its a gem

Fantastic food at really reasonable prices. Great service, super quick service. We really enjoyed our burgers, one of which was gluten free. Definitely recommend going for a meal at the Three Horseshoes.

We visited The Three Horseshoes Inn, under recommendation from our AirBNB host. We were not disappointed. The welcome was warm, especially for our golden retriever. The location is well kept and comfortable. The service was great and the food was exceptional. I had a steak and ale pie, which was fully loaded and tasted amazing. My wife had a Tomato Goats cheese tart. Which she said was amazing. All homemade as-well. We would highly recommend stopping by for food or drinks

Another fantastic Sunday lunch at the Three Horseshoes today. The food was delicious and chef Steve had even made gluten free Yorkshire’s which was a lovely surprise and I can honestly say I have not tasted a nice homemade Yorkshire like that since being gluten free!! Thank you chef Steve 🙏🏻. We will be back to sample again as the food and atmosphere is so welcoming it’s hard to think of another lib that can match it in Herefordshire! I would definitely recommend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Had a great evening meal at this place. Simple food, fantastic ingredients and cooked very well. I would highly recommend to friends and family.

Very friendly owners and very helpful staff. Excellent home cooked food, and a varied menu with a good specials board menu too. Also a great choice of homemade puddings to choose from. Well worth a visit, will definitely be recommending! 5*****

Visited for Sunday lunch (we were very lucky that they fitted us in last minute on the Sat evening) for my daughter's birthday. Food was delicious and the bread and butter pudding was the best I've had in a very long time. We will be returning in the very near future. The pub has a lovely atmosphere and we wish Tess and Darren good luck with their venture.

A real friendly atmosphere set in the beautiful countryside of Herefordshire. Staff couldn’t do enough for you and the Sunday lunch was in my experience the best I have had.

Our party of thirteen aged five to seventy five had a really lovely Sunday afternoon. The carvery lunch and puddings were excellent. We were welcomed by friendly staff into a cosy,clean and relaxed pub/restaurant. A few drinks and then we were very politely encouraged to take to our table,the excellent local beers going down very well. Good wines followed by port and coffee. Then more wine. Great value,we shall definitely be back soon,can see The Three Horseshoes becoming very busy in the near future.

I came in today for a Sunday carvery and I wasn’t disappointed! Everything was cooked to perfection, I had plenty on my plate and even had room in my full belly to squeeze in a little (big) bread and butter pudding with ice cream. Would recommend anyone to go there. It’s nicely tucked away off the main road. Has a beautiful log fire burning when you walk in so you’re feel nice and cosy. And the front of house staff are lovely. Kevin working on the bar has a very friendly smile and is on the ball to make sure your glass is always full! Can’t wait to go back again!

Food is always delicious and locally sourced, cooked to perfection. Staff are really friendly and helpful with a well stocked bar

Have started to come back to this pub as new management have taken over and what a delight. Lovely relaxed atmosphere and really friendly service. Food is excellent all home cooked. Great for families or couples, food served in the bar area as well as a substantial sized restaurant. In the summer the garden is absolutely beautiful. Nothing is to much trouble here.

Only recently discovered this pub and what a find it is! You're always made to feel welcome as soon as you walk through the door. The restaurant areas are very nice, atmospheric, and cosy. The food is stunning and nothing is too much trouble for chef Steve; he's always very accommodating and he's a culinary magician by the way! The pub is situated in a lovely rural setting and the outdoor spaces/gardens are very good too. If you're looking for the perfect friendly country pub with excellent food, then look no further!

What a fantastic place!! Brilliant food, friendly,efficient staff and a glorious setting in the Herefordshire countryside. Well worth a visit.

A group of eight of us went for a celebratory meal. From the moment we walked through the door to the end of the night everything was exemplary. The warm welcome from the landlord Richard, excellent local ales from Wye Valley was followed by a truly excellent meal. A variety of main courses were served, including perfectly cooked Sirloin steaks, a Lamb Shank to die for a superb Vegetarian Curry, all prepared wonderfully by Steve the very experienced chef. Desserts including Sticky Toffee Cake, Blueberry Roulade and Profiteroles followed and again everyone was absolutely delighted with their offerings. All through the meal we were served by two delightful young ladies Janet and Annabelle. Thoroughly recommend

Warm welcome, great selection of drinks and delicious food. Reasonably priced and fantastic quality. Friendly staff that are attentive and efficient. Good choice of food on the menu. We didn't have to wait too long and it's all cooked fresh to order. Highly recommended 👌

Our family group of eight visited on a Saturday afternoon hoping to be in time for a late lunch (we would have been content with a sandwich). Despite the fact that the staff were preparing for an evening function they found time to accommodate us and provided some absolutely delicious meals off the lunch menu. I had Scampi & Chips, which was beautiful, and we all agreed that the chips were some of the best we'd tried anywhere! Crispy, golden and cooked to perfection! If you're in the Bromyard area then you've simply got to visit The Three Horseshoes Pub!

Was recommended this pubs by our air bnb host. I don’t usually leave reviews but oh my world… what a recommendation! My boyfriend had the steak with all the trimmings - it came with so much food and every but was delicious. I order the seafood pad Thai - good sized portion, delicious, fresh & such a generous helping of seafood… The young man behind the bar was lovely really nude and friendly - we paid £57 for 2 meals a coke & 4 pints (I thought this was good value for money considering the food was as good as it was)? The place was also spotlessly clean… The best part was my dog was able to join us and she was so good. Even though we are from so far away we will Deffo be back - amazing food, service & stunning pubs.

We had a 2 night stay with Jamie and the team, they were very welcoming and accommodating for us. Breakfast was excellent and Saturday afternoon we had dinner with friends (table of 6). It was one of the best meals out we have all had together in a long time! Value for money, tasty and all home cooked. I would highly recommend a visit :)

Disability Discrimination. It is a shame to have to leave such a negative review for a place that does good food and so many people seem to like. However, this past Saturday, the 22nd of July, I came to your inn with my family including my elderly Grandma, who is deaf and has been her entire life, and who has a hearing dog. Unfortunately, as a result of her disability, she was discriminated against in your premises. Our party had phoned in advance for a table so there was absolutely room for us but we were denied entry into the main part of the restaurant by the man at the bar and told to sit in the bar area because of the dog - an assistance dog (who was wearing his working coat and had full identification as a hearing dog) . As we pointed out at the time, disability, and therefore any equipment a person with a disability needs to help them access the things around them, is protected under British law by the equality act. The equality act makes"It is illegal for any service provider to deny entry to someone with a disability because of any equipment they may need as a result of this disability". An assistance dog, for example, a hearing dog, guide dog or medical alert dog, is included as equipment under this law. Given that your staff clearly need a refresher on the law I would recommend providing them with information, such as from sights like assistancedogs.org.uk or simply googling the equality act and assistance dogs - plenty of information about your obligations to uphold this law and further information is readily avaliable. The man at that bar, and other staff members, refused to listen and my grandparents, as mild mannered as they are, sat in the bar area eventually. This was really bad for my grandma because people walking to and from the bar created a lot of background noise that further impacted her ability to hear. Additionally, we were required to sit on a table with pew-like bench seats, unlike the normal dinning chairs in the main part of the restaurant, which were extremely difficult for my elderly grandparents to sit at and get up from - a problem that would not have existed had we not been discriminated against and allow to sit in the main part of the restaurant at a table we had already reserved. However, what added to the situation is my grandparents have come to your inn before, and sat in the restaurant and treated exactly that same as every other customer with my grandma's hearing dog with them on previous occasions. Why this time it was an issue I cannot understand. Either you have fallen short in neglecting the training of your staff, and therfore please refer to the above information about finding further information on the law, equality act and how to obey this in a business setting. Or you willful decided to discriminate against my grandmother in full knowledge of the law, which is utterly disgraceful. If we so chose we would have the full backing of the law to peruse litigation. Please ensure your staff are retrained in their understanding of the equality act so that no one else suffers the discrimination wrought against my grandmother on your premises. Thank you.

We had Sunday lunch for a party of 15 and it was amazing! The food was fresh, tasty and pleased everyone. I had profiteroles and they were the best I’ve ever had (trust me I’ve tried quite a lot!). Great service from the staff and...

A great find. We stopped here on our journey to holiday and it was perfect. They were so friendly and welcoming and the food was lovely and fresh. We loved it.

A beautiful Sunday lunch carvery. Lovely pub with a great welcome, dog friendly. We enjoyed a delicious roast and home made desserts, “the best treacle sponge I have ever eaten”

3 Horshoes Inn Little Cowarne Excellent food and service. Really enjoyed our lovely meal here tonight couldn't fault it. Would highly recommend

Popped here for the first time yesterday and we had a lovely meal. Friendly staff who were on hand for any requests. Service was quick and my meal was excellent, full of flavour and a generous portion. Not too busy but busy enough to give...

Recommend by The Paddocks @ Brooklands. This lovely country pub is super friendly! Excellent service with a smile. Fantastic burger & fish platter followed by a superb apple crumble & ice cream. Very happy visitors! Thank you all :)

My colleagues brought me here for a farewell meal. The pub garden is very beautiful and a lovely place to sit on a summer's evening. The staff were friendly, helpful, and engaging. The food was good pub food.

I visited this pub yesterday with my family for a big family meal, I have both coeliac disease and I am lactose intolerant which often makes eating out a worrying experience. The staff at The Three Horseshoes were fantastic at catering to dietary requirements, there...

Exactly what a country pub should be! A warm welcome for all, home cooked food and a gorgeous beer garden. Added bonus of a super Sunday Carvery and the fact that vegetarians are well catered for.

We had a lovely evening and meal here. We were staying at an air bnb close by and this was the nearest place for miles. The staff were friendly and, despite it being a pub which is clearly a “local” in a rural area, we...

We were a large group staying close by for a wedding. We just kept going back as the welcome we received was amazing and the food was Fantastic (and I’m not that easy to please). Wish we lived closer as we’d definitely go back.

A real gem of a country pub. Our first visit. Warm and welcoming with a log burner in the bar. Three Wye Valley beers on tap in very good condition. The barman is a member of the family which owns the pub. He is friendly...

Wonderful food In a beautiful setting. Our wedding anniversary dinner was absolutely perfect and the meal was simply delightful! Compliments to the waiting staff, the chef, and the management.

Just had food with the family. Staff so friendly, chef and Jamie behind the bar, very pleasant. The food was really good. We had a verity of the platters a d a cod and chips. Couldn’t fault a thing. If you are in the area...

Great country pub - food was homemade, most delicious and good value. Staff were very friendly, extremely welcoming, attentive, helpful and hard working. They appeared to take a pride in their work and enjoy being there which really enhanced the great atmosphere. Restaurant was very...

We were staying in a holiday cottage 20 minutes walk away and ate here twice. The pub has a nice atmosphere, excellent varied menu and quality home cooked food. On a Friday they serve their own wood fired pizzas which I can confirm are lovely....

We were staying in a holiday rental less than 5 mins walk away. The food is fabulous but what makes it even better is the staff - the guy behind the bar and the chef couldn’t do enough for you, very friendly and welcoming. Would...

We ate here whilst holidaying just down the road in Stoke Lacey. Wish this was our local. Staff friendly, food good the pool table was a bonus. Lovely garden

A great evening. Dined outside in the lovely garden. The food was good. Sharing platter to start. Generous main courses. Sweet menu slightly limited.

My family and I stayed in an Airbnb in this part of the countryside and we stumbled upon this beautiful pub. Very family friendly,amazing food,great staff and very beautiful garden..We actually visited it twice in the space of one week😁ps the coslaw here is the...

A group of us stayed locally to this pub on a horsey holiday and in a hack found this pub. We were immediately invited through the garden to sit out by the marquee over looking a beautiful field with the horses for a drink! We...

The food and atmosphere here is excellent, service very efficient and friendly, the gardens are beautiful

Excellent Sunday lunch today at The Three Horseshoes. The staff are very friendly and helpful, generous portions of beef and pork all served with a good selection of vegetables, couldn’t manage the sticky toffee pudding so we will just have to go back.

We had fantastic take away pizzas and loaded fries . Made freshly in there outside pizza oven , and the loaded fries were best we ve every had . Cant fault this lovely family run pub *****

Many thanks to Jan, Richard and staff. Our meal this evening was possibly, no definitely, the best pub restaurant meal I have had in many a year. The Ham hock terrine was simply gorgeous, as was the main course steak and chicken dishes. We will...

We spent the weekend staying woth family in the area and ate out in the pub on both nights. The first night on the full menu. There was a great selection of meals all with locally sourced ingredients, they were all great sized portions and...

Came across the Three Horseshoes today at the end of a four hour walk , thinking we might be a little late for lunch (3-30) we called ahead and no problem. Beef and Pork on the menu today and they where both excellent, good selection...

What a gem in the middle of beautiful Herefordshire countryside . The Three Horseshoes has recently changed hands and it was our first time off going since the previous excellent owners and we were very happy that it was just as good . The service...

Lovely homely country pub with great food and service very clean nothing too much trouble for the staff

Met a friend at one pub which turned out to be closed so went to the Three Horseshoes instead. As well as the usual comprehensive menu, we had a choice between two main courses and two desserts for a fixed price and very good value....

Wow what a place, would never of found it without the help of trip advisor. Reviews were spot on. Great staff and atmosphere, food was great and good portions served with a smile. A place we will be visiting again and bringing friends.

I took my my mother here a for a birthday lunch, they have a varied menu and were easily able to supply gluten free choices for mum, service was great, mum was impressed.

This is the tastiest Carvery I have ever had. The food is really great. The atmosphere very friendly a good old fashion country pub really great.

Lovely Sunday lunch, had the beef, lots of flavour. Nice dessert selection. Very friendly staff. Highly recommended.

Enjoyed a 3 night stay in Little Cowarne and to come across this gem of a pub really made our stay even more memorable. Lovely helpful hosts, great food and drinks, cosy setting and all very reasonably priced. Hope to come back soon and will recommend especially for any wheelchair users. Just fab.

An excellent meal in a quirky pub which felt like you were in someone’s house. Starter of Smokies possibly best starter I’ve ever had. Rest Of food was also excellent whilst service of food and at the bar could not be faulted. Friendly and definitely worth a visit.

Just happened across this pub near Bromyard. It's in a beautiful setting with fantastic gardens, but more importantly the service and food were first class! I have a small appetite so had 2 starters (summer vegetable soup, bread, and crab and lime fishcake..all homemade). My hubby had prawn cocktail and then steak and ale pie (again homemade), with veg and hand cut chips (delicious). We finished with lemon posset, which was devine! Moreover, my hubby said the cider was the best he'd ever had! Needless to say we have rebooked for Sunday lunch!!!

Had the best crab salad ever. Always a wonderful meal and warm welcome at this fab place. A real treat to sit in the beautiful garden too.

Staying locally we ate here twice, Sunday lunch and an evening meal. On both occasions the food was wonderful.The brown bread ice cream was a particular favourite. The staff were so friendly and helpful we felt very at home. Personal touches from chef Steven were appreciated and the service from everyone else was also impeccable. The garden is outstanding and we would have loved to have been able to have sat there but June weather has not been kind and it wasn't to us on our visits.

My husband and I visited for lunch on the spare of the moment! What a lovely find!! The service was warm and friendly, the menu was varied and the food was great. We both had steak and ale pie with chips (proper home made) and veg and it was all delicious. The pub is in a really quiet spot and has a beautiful garden to sit in. We will definitely return.

Excellent service and very helpful staff. The food was scrumptious; lovely steak and ale pie with great chunks of pure beef in a lovely tasty onion gravy. The sweet was a truly tasty rhubarb and ginger crumble (proper crumble topping) and custard. Really nice sized portions and the local beer was good too. My wife and I shall be back soon.

We stayed with friends for the weekend, the pub was a ten minute walk away for us. It is very welcoming, the food is very good with good sized portions. The staff were all lovely. We ate there on Friday evening and went yesterday for the carvery. We hadn't booked either time but was seated straightaway. If you stay in or around Little Cowarne it's well worth a visit or two. The gardens look beautiful, little chilly to sit out at the moment, but a lovely setting in the warmer weather. If we come to the area again we will definitely dine there.

Hi all, visited while on a short break away, EXCELLENT in all ways, service, food, value and surroundings, make sure you call in if in this area.

We have taken my 89 year old mum out to several places for a meal and always struggled due to mum having difficulty with eating but we need to search no more because we have found the most amazing restaurant in The Three Horseshoes.

Delicious lunch, choice of beef, pork and veggie option. Lots of vegetables, roasties, yorkshire puds etc. Quince jelly was divine with the roast pork. Main plus dessert £14, very good value. Very busy when we arrived but seated and served in good time. Staff very friendly and helpful. Will certainly go again.

One of our favourite pubs, even though it seems like a long way from Leominster! As the crow flies it’s not really that far at all and the twisty country lanes are very pretty. Always a warm welcome from the staff and being family owned for decades by locals Norm & Janet, there is a lot of care taken for customers. Food is always excellent, along with a great choice of ciders and beers. You can go a year without visiting and will always get a warm welcome. The best bit about the food is the home cooked style, proper healthy food and like the best your mother ever cooked for you. In uncertain times for pubs, we hope this superb free house will always be around for us.

We visited here on a Sunday lunchtime for a celebratory birthday lunch for my son in laws mother. What a lovely pub, very friendly, lovely location and a great Sunday carvery. Puddings were awesome, local home cooked food, brilliant. Cannot wait to visit again.

We are so lucky,we live as the crow flies no more than 3 miles away from this lovely establishment.We had our Golden Wedding Anniversary Dinner here and many other occasions eaten here.My wife and I have travelled throughout the U.K and never found anywhere to surpass the food and ambience to beat The Three Horseshoes.

We were out for a country drive on a day of torrential rain and stopped at this pub for lunch. Despite the fact that they were painting, we were warmly welcomed and well looked after. We were told that we could have some of the starters as full portions and I opted for the crab and lime fish cakes, which were of a generous size and tasty. My husband had breast of pheasant. We washed our lunch down with Robinsons cider and a local Perry. A pleasant lunch experience.

My friends and I had a lovely meal. The pub was dog friendly and welcoming. The chef was very helpful and nothing was too much trouble .

Once again had delicious lunch of roast lamb and lots of vegetables, followed by very tasty bread and butter pudding with custard had extra marmalade which made it very tasty.

Evenings and lunch time there is always a warm welcome. The surroundings and the food is outstanding.

We phoned ahead to book a late lunch with family as a stop on our way to see a show. I have gluten and dairy intolerance, along with sensitivities to other foods so get anxious going out to eat but I was immediately put at ease when told the chef has similar food intolerances and is happy to cater for whatever needed. We had the carvery, and I was given a separate jug of 'free from' gravy as well as freshly cooked peas as I'd turned down the other veg options. There were also multiple dessert options I could have which was very exciting (I'm used to no options I can safely eat). The food was lovely, the staff were kind and welcoming, and I felt like just another diner who could relax and not worry about what to eat. A pub with a real family feel that truly values their customers and the experience they provide.

Dropped by for an evening meal and wasnt disappointed , warm welcome and good home cooked food , reasonably priced .

Just got back after a return visit staying 2 nights. Thank you Janet and Norman for yet another warm welcome. Loved staying. Also thanks to Steve and James for lovely breakfast and a truly flavoursome and filling meal last night. Starters and mains are just great plus loved TheChase Gin it’s on the shopping list. All I can say is go eat and drink and if you stay over it’s a great vase for touring this lovely part of the U.K.

We been to the Three Horseshoes a few times now and every time it has been excellent. Good honest food, well prepared, well cooked and with friendly service. No complaints and will be back again soon.

Off the beaten track but easy to find. Busy little pub that looks from the outside as if it had been converted from an ordinary house. Warm and welcoming and a good choice of Wye Valley ales. They offer a carvery from 12 til 2. I’d say you should probably book as they were busy.

Worth the drive to this little place with a great honest and friendly atmosphere.

Having to visit relatives can sometimes be more of a chore than a weekend away with all the traveling and amount of people being visited. That being said finding this place made the weekend memeroble with it's amazing food and service.

I cannot rate this lovely pub and restaurant highly enough. They accommodated 33 people for Sunday lunch and did so efficiently, and were incredibly helpful and friendly. The food was delicious

Very disappointing after reading positive reviews on here...whats happened? Who won the awards it refers to on the webpage? It certainly wasnt the chef who made us the most tasteless lasagne ever made and boiled the gammon in its own water with a sloppy rind. The price for this was £13.50 which combined with the garlic mushroom starter that was no more than a soup like mix, cost nearly £20 for very average food. The lamb came on the plate with no presentation whatsoever, just lamb covered in gravy, a pie that almost filled the child sized plates so very little chips brought to accompany that. Its a no from us.

Having a day of fishing nearby and was suggested here by the owners. Not what we expected when we pulled in the carpark. Wonderful pub, incredible food and very hospitable manager - we were a little late for food and still managed to get a top notch pie and steak sandwich! Great choice of Wye Valley ales on tap and a lovely big beer garden to catch some rays!

Delicious Sunday Carvery & as much as one can eat. The homemade desserts were amazing. The staff were very friendly & welcoming. Highly recommend the Olivers cider!!! We are on holiday in the area for a week, but will definitely go back before we leave.

Taken by friends to this lovely inn, we were to enjoy a delicious meal served in a lovely conservatory overlooking the beautiful garden and Herefordshire countryside. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly, and the food very special. A great place to find.

We chose this venue for a birthday celebration and as always, we were not disappointed. It was a warm evening so we were able to sit in the beautiful garden. The food was delicious, and we appreciated the fact that what we had was all locally sourced. Excellent service, great atmosphere and very good value for money.

My family treated me to Sunday Lunch at The Three Horseshoes Inn yesterday for my birthday. Greeted pleasantly on arrival by the bar staff who allowed to sample some of the cider/perry that was on offer. Pleasantly surprised, most of the adults choose the cider. We had the Carvery meals. The Chef was very pleasant and helpful and was not at all concerned at our figures,judging by the generous quantity of food provided. There were plenty of hills around to walk off any excess. I thoroughly recommend the raspberry gin cream brûlée.

Loads of character and charm, excellent ambience with friendly service plus wonderful real ales in this hidden away gastro-pub with extensive menu. We opted however, for the exceedingly good value Pensioners Special with 2 courses for only £7.50, and the option of a pudding too. We both had the Homemade Pate and Toast plus the Steak Pie with choice of potatoes.

The feedback in the comments book at our accommodation suggested the food would be good enough to justify the slightly over the norm prices for a pub meal. The menu posted on the door when you checked out what was available before opening time, was pleasingly varied and attractive. When we came to order our meals what was available was slightly more restricted, particularly as the sea bass my wife had hoped for wasn’t available. The food turned out to be ok but nothing out of the ordinary. Service pleasant enough but not the super friendly welcome that previous visitors had praised so much. May be a slightly off night but for us a little disappointing after high expectations.

We attended a meal for my birthday, the staff were very friendly and helpful, the food was fantastic and the atmosphere was great. Highly recommend this place for a quiet family meal in lovely countryside

Speechless well almost. Just a wonderful stay start to finish nothing was too much trouble.Food was exceptional worth a visit just for the devilled kidneys according to my partner! The room was immaculate comfy and quaint just what I would hope to expect from a country bed and breakfast. Great hair dryer not the normal naff ones that take hours to dry your hair. Good selection of drinks and yay fresh milk. The garden is so lovely, to look out of your room and see such a lovely place is worth the price. Breakfast well just blooming wonderful proper sausage not a herb in sight just lovely porky meat yum yum homemade preserves and proper crusty bread. A hidden treasure. Worth every accolade it displays and even more. One of the loveliest stays we have had in a long time.

Just been to the three Horseshoes for my wifes birthday, we were a party of five. We were welcomed very warmly, and the food was absolutely fantastic, (especially the Devilled Kidneys)! Such a pleasant place with lovely staff. I will certainly be going there again.

As always at this very welcoming Inn we had a wonderful Sunday lunch. All beautifully cooked and followed with damson ice cream which they make themselves, and damsons grown in their garden.

Great old fashion country pub with some excellent food. I would recommend the pie with chips which was served by some friendly staff.

I have visited the Three Horseshoes on several occasions for the Thursday pensioners lunch which is excellent value for money and the menu is varied. I have also been there in the summertime with a huge group when we have managed to have aperitifs in the beautiful garden and our coffees too. The food is always of a high standard, the service is friendly and efficient.

Met our daughter and son-in-law at the Three Horsehoes for a pre-Christmas meal. We had pre-booked. They were busy the night we wanted but offered us an early table which was acceptable to us. on arrival we were made to feel welcome and entered into conversation about the pub and location. All very nice. The beer was good quality and local. We sat in the bar until our food arrived, by the lovely fire. Once our food was ready we were shown to our table. I had Steak and Ale pie which was fantastic. Potatoes and veg was served to share in dishes. We were told that more was available if we wanted it. After our meal was were offered dessert which I did not have but others did. The staff were attentive and entered into some playful banter with our group which was welcomed and made the experience even more pleasurable. All in all, a pleasant evening quality meal and drinks for a very reasonable price.

We had a lunch here recently with a group of about 40 others. Can't fault it in any way. Our beef and ale pies were full of lovely beef with plenty of gravy and served really hot with a nice crisp pastry on top. The whole meal was delicious. Service was good and our hosts very welcoming. Will return at the first opportunity to this great country pub.

A very nice evening meal offering an interesting and varied choice of dishes prepared using predominantly locally-sourced ingredients. Responsive and helpful waiting staff.

My 65th birthday and an ideal place to celebrate.Lovely people run this veritable watering hole,Norman and Jeanette.Warmly greeted into a...

Love this pub, the staff are so friendly, the service great, the food is always of a high standard, plentiful...

We came here twice on a long weekend in Herefordshire and were very impressed. The food was delicious, plentiful and delightfully unpretentious. On the first visit I had the apple, celery, walnut and cheese filo parcel, followed by the chocolate truffle torte. My husband had the hummus, chickpea and courgette tart, followed by plum crumble with licquorice icecream. Both meals were gorgeous. On the second visit my husband decided to have two starters, the Thai fish cakes and the vegetable soup, followed by the plum crumble again!! (Because he loved it so much). This time with loganberry icecream. I had the Sea Bass in white wine sauce with sauté potatoes and vegetables, followed by the rhubarb and vodka crème brûlée, which I too had with loganberry icecream. Again yummy all round. The great food accompanied by great quality Wye valley ales is a winning combination. The beer garden is so delightful to be in, as the landlady is a keen gardener and it is full of stunning herbaceous perennials and annual plants. Also she grows much of the produce contained in the meals in a vegetable patch near the pub. The landlady and landlord are so friendly too and we had a lovely chat with them. Would thoroughly recommend this pub!!