The Wyche Inn in Malvern Hills

A group of, usually, between 6 and 8 retired/semi-retired guys from Colwall get together every now and then for a breakfast. This time we decided to have a change and meet for lunch at The Wyche. Booking for the table taken efficiently a few days ago… this time of the year maybe not strictly necessary but in the season, most definitely. Table ready on arrival… we were a couple fewer than booked but this accepted with a smile. Chatted about best way to order drinks and meals as we’re all miserable g***s and I’m not paying extra for his more expensive meal and extra beer . No problem, sorted easily. The menu is pretty comprehensive… as you can see from the website. Between the six of us we had 5 different dishes all of which were considered tasty and good value. I can’t comment on what was eaten because some of the lads didn’t like the idea that their wives might find out that they ate a simple salad or sandwich… yeh, right !I can comment upon my goat curry… flavourful and tasty without being too hot. Chips and rice (half and half as my Welsh friends would say) and a small naan. Excellent and at a good price. I can’t comment on the desserts as we, of course, were too moderate to have one… yeh, right!Good selection of beer plus very efficient and personable service throughout. It sort of feels as thought the lads could be returning… soon!

Stayed at the Wyche Inn with friends for a couple of days walking the Malvern Hills. Really pleased we chose to stay here. Very comfortable rooms, fantastic views and excellent facilities. Lots of tea, coffee and biscuits in room. Very generous well cooked breakfast. We ate here on both the evenings we stayed. Excellent and very good value. The fish and chips was superb. Very good ales.Staff are very welcoming.Will definitely be back.

Pre booked here on the basis of TA reviews and near to where we were staying - a very good choice. I had pork belly and my wife blade of beef, both were excellent in both quality and portion size just like home cooking.. Good beer also . Service from all the staff was friendly and relaxed and we were made very welcomed. have made a note to visit again next time we are staying in the area.

Having walked up the Beacon with our pups we were given a warm doggy welcome at this pub. Lovely friendly staff. large vegetarian section. I had the veggie chilli and found the butter beans mushy. Try sticking to kidney and black beans. There was plenty of it with nachos which was nice. As I said. dog friendly. Amazing views.

What a great place. Owners friendly and chatty. Room was excellent: clean, spacious and well furnished. It was the flat and was ideal as we could use the kitchen, which was well equipped. We liked the table where we sat and drank tea looking out over the valley.Comfortable bed, lovely linen and fresh towels. We also appreciated the covid measures which helped us feel relaxed.Breakfast was delicious and quite simply the best value we have ever had. Super selection.The area is stunning and the snow added to what was a lovely weekend. Both us and our little old Jack Russel loved it and will be returning in the spring.

An excellent two night stay. The breakfasts were outstanding and certainly meant there was no need for a lunch! The pub and our room were spotlessly clean and landlord/landlady and staff were friendly. Nothing was too much trouble.The room was home from home - biscuits, generous supply of milk/tea/coffee and a jug of milk if you ask, shampoo/conditioner/body wash, fluffy white towels/flannels, ample storage space, hairdryer - we really didn't want for anything. And the view from the bedroom window was magnificent.Dogs are made very welcome, and the resident dog loves you to throw a ball for him.

This pub is ok as a pit stop when walking the hills. The food is very basic and pretty bland. The service was good, the staff were very friendly. The beer garden is really tiny which is a shame because the views from the other side of the road are amazing.

Lots of choice for vegetarians like us with vegan, GF options. Enjoyed the veggie burgers and ciabatta sandwiches with lots of chips and salad. Very sweet and tasty desserts. Good beers and wines too. Quick and friendly service. Coffee a bit weak but we didn’t mention it, given the friendly welcome and we were happy to go out and tackle the next set of hills after a hearty meal.

This is a beautiful part of the country. The Wyche Innis located up towards the Malvern Hills and is in an ideal location to explore the area. \The staff are what make this in excellent. They set the tone for a relaxed break and go the extra mile. The food room and beer was excellent and the whole experience was very positive. VCovid restrictions handled seamlessly and they even manage to have a non singing folk experience every Wednesday. Well done Wyche and thank you.

Had booked beforehand but arrived late as coming up and down the Beacon took longer than anticipated. Not a problem for the Wyche Inn as they took that in their stride. Neil and Sam were very pleasant and helpful, even when the pub was going though a busy lunch period. Food was plentiful and hot and arrived in good time. We spent a couple of hours there as that time went so quickly. COVID restrictions were thoroughly applied and all labelling was in the right place. An ideal place to break up a walk on the Malvern Hills.

First meal out since lockdown and felt very Safe. Well spread out tables, staff all wearing masks when they approach you. Hand sanitiser available everything table service so no need to get close to anyone. Food was great! Good portions and delicious.

Not good for families. Two families of four visited at the end of a walk initially with the intent of having a quick drink before heading home. Conscious of the Covid situation I informed the landlady there was a group of us before we all piled in and was asked what I wanted to drink. We all came in and then a younger extremely rude man told me to wait while he checked there was enough space. (After I’d ordered). We sat down outside with the kids and had our drinks and asked if there was a chance of some food as the menu looked good and we were told that would be fine so long as we ate outside at the bench we were sat at. At the point we were about to place an order the rude younger gentlemen came to the door and shouted at us and/or the kids to get them to sit down and stop running about. They were sat down at the time playing on an iPhone. He could have handled the situation so much more sensitively and spoken to us as a group but made us and the next table fee so uncomfortable by shouting across the beer garden/yard we all decided not to order and leave. Needless to say we won’t be visiting the Wyche Inn again and neither will our family and friends.

All new safety measures set up, staff very efficient and made us feel safe and relaxed. Beer lovely and view from the beer garden absolutely stunning.

We stopped here for lunch. It is a good walker's pub. The food menu gave a good selection at reasonable prices. Staff and service were very good and we would be happy to return on our next visit. Gents toilets are interesting with beer barrels for urinals.We did not stay at the property so cannot comment on the accommodation.

I have bitten my tongue for too long. The pub could be excellent. It has decent beer, okay food, darts board and a quality jukebox. The bar staff have always been and are still relatively friendly and accommodating. The issue I have, and have had for years is the rudeness of the Landlady. I, and many others, have been made to feel uncomfortable when giving the pub business. I have never felt so bad for parting with my money. She is clearly in the wrong industry! Her customer service is shocking. If there is another reason for her rudeness then I must apologise however I hope she reads this and changes her ways. The pub has so much potential.

We went for my Mum's birthday on a Sunday lunch. Loads of options on the menu, so you didn't have to stick with your roast if you didn't want to. Lots of proper lovely pub grub, and steak was awesome!

This is a great place to stop and the location is hard to beat. Good food, plenty of choice including vegetarian, an excellent range of beers and all at a reasonable price. A very comfortable pub to relax in after walking and enjoy some welcome refreshment.

Walk up behind the hotel through the forest. This is a cosy quiet pub but VERY reasonable for drinks and food.You would need to get a taxi back after dark as the forest tracks are pitch dark.

Great location near the top of the Malvern Hills, looking across the Worcestershire plains. Traditional pub with good ales. Friendly service. I had the slowly cooked lamb in rich gravy with mashed potatoes. Excellent. Very tender. Recommended.

This is a very traditional pub with a friendly atmosphere and wonderful views. The food is excellent - large portions and lots of choice. We had the roasts (lamb, beef & nut roast) which came with roast potatoes, boiled potatoes, carrots, cabbage etc and chicken korma which was served with rice, chips & nan. All very good. Take away wasn’t a problem when 2 of our party got delayed.

nice ambiance, great choice of beers, food selection was good, staff friendly and efficient, good value

Stopped here only for a quick half pint or 2 of very well priced, tasty ale and a few packets of scampi fries whilst traversing the Malvern hills on motorbikes. Very warm and inviting pub, in a fantastic location with a beautiful view over Worcestershire. Nice lively atmosphere, pleasant locals and very friendly staff. It was honestly a lovely visit. P.S. Although we didn't have the time to try any food, the food that was bought out to surrounding tables looked incredible. A visit to come over try some of the food is already being planned.

We visited this pub again for an early evening meal. Starters were good as were steak mains. Great friendly service and busy so obviously popular. Good beer and wine served. We were given a window table which, as the pub is at the top of the Wyche Cutting, has a fabulous view. Another plus is it’s all down hill for us on the way home! Can certainly recommend.

We stopped in for a couple of pints before finishing off the last part of the Malvern Hills. The pints were good, service friendly and we caught the end of the rugby while we had a drink.

Decided to go for a lovely walk and pop into the Wyche inn for a bite to eat and drink.Not disappointed.The beer was up to its usual standard, well kept and very refreshing.The food came out promptly and was extremely tasty.We both had the homemade fish pie.The beer was Hpa.Keep doing what your doing.Great job.

I stopped by here before a walk up the hills. Was really pleased to see so many vegetarian options! I chose the Havana spicy bean burger. It was delicious! It arrived quickly, was piping hot and affordable. I had a really lovely lunch and the jukebox had a fantastic music selection. Would stop by again the next time I am in Malvern!

We stopped by the Wyche Inn with friends on our way back down for a hill walk for some lunch and a drink this past Saturday 17th August. Both drinks and food were fine but the attitude of the staff appalling! it's like it was too much trouble and inconvenient to serve their customers! Not sure if those young lads are seasonal staff but they're not doing you any favours! We'll stop by another place next time in town!

Ive used this pub a few times for food and its always been average and reasonably priced. However, not friendly and if you have children do not bother. They have a no child after 8pm policy even when quiet. We are local and had guests from Australia. We tried to book at 745 but they were adamant they wouldn't accomodate us. Strange as happy to take our custom other times. All because someone was rude last year with children which probably was a sign of a bad customer but have banned children anyway. My daughter who is well behaved was devastated and we went elsewhere and will also be taking our custom elsewhere in the future.

We had one night here and will hopefully go again. The pub is lovely with a great selection of vegan and vegetarian food, good wine and great beer. The accommodation is of a high standard with good faciltiies.

Visited with our pooch - arrived by car so we were all bone dry - dog included!. We were told by the lad behind the bar that 'Wet Dogs' are not allowed in the top bar. Seemed the lad had based the assumption that our dog must be wet purely on the weather, and not on the actual dog infront of him. We were ushured to the bottom bar, where 2 groups were playing pool and making a fair bit of noise. Decided to not order the food, and had a pint and left. Not friendly, and seems common sense not on the menu!

Time for another review of our welcoming local pub. I cannot recommend the Wyche Inn highly enough for a relaxing night out for good food/drink or a daytime/early evening visit with family. Our grandchildren (6, 5 and 2) are always made so welcome and the childrens' menu is varied and interesting. The music nights continue to be really enjoyable, too. Thanks to all the staff for being so friendly and helpful.

Only went for the views. 3 well kept local ales

Looked at reviews and decided to have evening meal here so we could walk up through the hills.

We were staying in a holiday cottage right by Holywell. This meant the Inn was an easy walk along the briddlepath.

Stopped in to recover from our trek up around the Malvern hills.

Took a party of 17 in for lunch during a long walk across the Malvern Hills. We had pre ordered and the food arrived with in minutes of us sitting down. Good pub grub. Good beer Staff friendly and helpful. Dogs welcome. Wipe boots before going in.

Sadly no food this time however I did have a bowl of cheesy chips.After a nice walk to the Wyche there is nothing better than a few pints of real ale.These ales are all kept very well and I can honestly say I have never had a bad pint here.Good food,good real ales,lovely landlord and landlady and great staff.No wonder they win awards.

Having only been to the establishment a handful of times I must say what a memorable experience again.

Born in Malvern been to many of the pubs , this pub has great views and traditional feel / some what tired interior. Been a couple of times , and had good experiences ! so I thought I would have my Birthday Lunch also my step - fathers Birthday lunch at this pub , when I arrived my mother had already ordered a couple of minutes before , she had ordered the steak and kidney pie ! not realising that I don’t like kidney , so I approached the bar to kindly ask if I could change my meal , first I saw the barmaid who didn’t want to answer had no authority just said it was ordered 15 mins ago very abruptly , then another man I assume is the chief or kitchen help was rude , then a dark haired man who I said it was my bday lunch and could I change my meal was extremely rude ! Distasteful , awful customer service said that’s not my problem! Had a aggressive manner not helpful at all think he was the Landlord. Like as if they couldn’t change my meal it’s only warmed up anyway , and totally rude , I don’t know why they were in the Malvern Gazette! they lost out on at least £50 lunch and also hospitality is 0 . I wouldn’t go there again . I walked out with my family won’t be returning.

Visited on New Year’s Day after a long walk up to the beacon and beyond. We popped in before setting off on our walk and it was a good job we did as they booked us a table - the place was rammed on our return.

Great food, Great Beer and fantastic staff, well worth a visit and if they still have it on the menu then I can recommend the curried brussel sprout soup.

Great honest British pub. Good friendly service, wonderful food, good beers and hot mulled wine. Even the Wife was happy with the vegetarian option! There’s also two bars, one traditional with pool tables etc., and the other comfortable with carpets and newspapers. We were so surprised and delighted to fine this pub. Oh and we called 10am Sunday morning to book a table, where the staff were helpful even before they opened. We will be back. PS: Perfect location for walking the Malvern Hills.

Dissappointed with our visit. Expected big things after the local press on this place. I think its only fair to give the reasons behind any review. Good or bad. So here is my experience.

Definitely not a 'Premier Inn' style establishment. It is slightly quirky but the welcome was very nice, the staff have all been very helpful, the food in the evening and at breakfast is excellent both in taste and value. The views are superb, there is plenty of parking and the location is good. We would recommend The Whyche Inn with enthusiasum.

Stopped here for lunch after a long walk to the Worcestershire Beacon from Great Malvern. Clearly was very popular with walkers. Traditional pub food. Substantial quantities. Ploughmans was excellent.

After a couple of hours walking we stopped off for a quick drink. The place looked well cared for with a small outside seating area. The prices were pretty good. There were people eating.

My partner and I popped into this pub for lunch after our walk up the beacon.

We popped in for a badly need drink on our walk over the hills. We were served quickly and sat outside admiring the wonderful view.

the first night my wife had the Wyche chicken and I had the Fish pie both were cooked fresh and to a good standard, the second night my wife had a Lamb roast and I had Sirloin steak, my wife didn't hesitate in finishing hers and my steak was superb, cooked medium rare and nice and tender, cant wait to go back.

As it is 2 years since my last review of this pleasant pub I thought it was time to write another. We go for a meal at least once every week, the food is very good and the service friendly and efficient. Music nights are so good too. A particularly enjoyable time for us is every Saturday lunchtime when we take our 4 year old granddaughter with us. She is made so welcome every time as are our other grandchildren, aged 5 and 16 months, when we meet them there with their parents. The childrens' menu is good and varied - a great family pub.

Popped in for a drink at the half way point of our walk along the Malvern Hills. We were made to feel very unwelcome by a rude lady who chastised us regarding our toddler. Not family friendly. If there was an issue with our toddler (who was apparently being too loud) then I would have appreciated a polite quiet word. We left sooner then planned. We will not be recommending to family and friends.

We came here Easter Sunday and Monday evening as unlike other establishments they were open. The food is very good and reasonably priced. Although it is a gruelling walk up the hill its worth in when you get to the top

We visit the Wyche Inn regularly .. with friends and family, for lunches and evening meals. The welcome is always warm from Steph and Tony and their lovely team.

Family friendly pub that allows dogs. Wasn't happy with the food and the limited menu but apart from that the staff were nice. I would advise going elsewhere if you want food.

We called in for a light lunch on Saturday 17/02/18. We had our dog with us and the staff were happy for us to sit with him in lower bar with pool table if he was muddy or in main bar if he wasn’t. There is outdoor seating too with stunning views. Good choice of beers. Friendly staff, made a fuss of our dog. Good menu choices from sandwiches, burgers and jackets to main meals. Good vegetarian options. We had burgers and sandwiches, nicely presented with a side salad. Nice place for a lunch stop.

This is a great pub with good staff. The beer is very cheep and well kept. They had a quiz night on when I went and it seemed to be full of regulars which is a good sign. Not many people were eating. I had...

Dropped in here coming back off the hills on a Sunday. Really fancied a coffee and a bacon sandwich. Small pub and very busy. Slow service. Food was good but £6 for a bacon sarnie is taking the mickey just a bit.

Stopped in for lunch on Christmas Eve with friends. The food was very good at very keen prices. We opted for the Roast Turkey lunch which I've got to say was very tasty and can't be faulted. The beer selection was good with Wye Valley...

The Wyche Inn is located in a stunning elevated position adjacent to the Wyche cutting, a popular area for walking...

Stopped by after walking the hills with the hound. The Green Swan was in superb form and was drunk with...

This is a gem of an Inn. Olde worlde inside. Small eating area but there is an area outside which...

This is a great pub situated on the top of the Malvern Hills. Superb views over the Worcestershire valley! The...

When two bedraggled walkers are made welcome despite dripping as they enter the premises, you know you have found the right place! We only had beer/ coffee and a bowl of chips but the menu looked excellent and the atmosphere was great.

We had intended to go for dinner one evening but due to a last minute change of plans we ended up going for lunch. We only got off the hills and arrived there just before they stopped service but this was no problem, they were quite happy to serve us unlike some places I've visited where when it gets close to the cut-off time, there are various excuses and awkward looks. The food was great, it was good value and service was very quick and friendly. We recommended this place to other walkers we met in the hills and will continue to do so. Will be visiting again next time we are in the area

This is right up at the top of the hill and has an astonishing view - if you go ten feet across the road you can see even more of it. She just popped in for a quick drink on Bank Hol Monday afternoon. Sat in the beer garden - lots of water out for dogs, of which I approve. And the garden was very pretty.

good place to eat, friendly atmosphere and welcomes dogs. Varied menu, fab views, Fast efficient service and good beer

Excellent choice of beers and great place to sit outside and admire the view. Slap bang in the middle of the Malvern walking paths

Nice friendly atmosphere, good choice of drinks with stunning views. Nice home cooked food a lit bit pricey.

Great food, quick service and piping hot, good choice of traditional pub grub also with a specials board with a varied vegetarian choice.

Healthy hike uphill to have steak night on a Tuesday. Steak was really good, I like rare and got what I ordered. View over the Malverns was brilliant

As the title says this is our second visit to this charming B&B. If it's stunning views and comfortable surroundings your after then this is the place for you. The breakfast is a winner provided by the owners who obviously take great pride in what they do. The rooms are comfortable and have everything you would expect from a hotel costing more. We had evening meals a few nights and the food was excellent. All in all a great stay, well worth it.

We wandered in at 2 15 pm and ordering food wasn't a problem. Mostly walkers with their dogs. Friendly and plentiful staff who knew their job and understood wine. They also had tabasco. Tick tick. We had double cod and chips which came with a plentiful side salad. A busy buzz but getting a table wasn't a problem. Lots of people sat outside. Plenty for vegetarians.

It's high up on a hill which makes for great views fro the front door but difficult parking. There was a choice of a number of cask ales and cider and the listing in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide is surely deserved. The food was good quality pub grub with ham and eggs and fish and chips amongst the choices of our party. There looked to be a fine range of vegetarian options. The service was pleasant and efficient, and we all felt that we had made a great choice by coming here.

very welcoming staff and efficient. The rooms were well equipped clean and comfortable. The breakfast had a variety of cereals and the main menus were as good as four star hotels. The evening meal was good and reasonably priced. A comfortable and informal stay means that we will readily consider staying again if we can get in! Many thanks to the staff

We were staying in a cottage at the bottom of the hill and were recommended this pub by the people we collected the keys from. We walked up the 'Pixie Steps' which are possibly the longest and steepest steps cut into a hillside I've ever encountered. Next time I'll probably drive and just have soft drinks. It's a very pleasant free house with some decent real ales on tap, a friendly welcome and above standard pub food. I had an excellent steak and my wife was impressed with the Fish Pie - often disappointing in other pubs but packed with fish here. Will return when we visit the area again next year.

My wife and I decided to stopover on our way to a family celebration. After a 246 mile drive we ordered a couple of drinks and relaxed before going upstairs to room 1. The bar is welcoming, and we sat with our lab and watched the beautiful pub dog stare at his toys. This is a true dog friendly pub, with people bringing their dogs in quite regularly, ans sitting down to eat. The views across the valley are sensational and merit a second look. Leaving the bar we moved upstairs to our room to wash before dinner. Room 1 is small but with that stunning view I mentioned. Mesmerising. Try spotting the train. Now the Snow White reference... the thing that is 2 ft wide by 2 feet deep and 3 feet long is a bath for her dwarves... and here was one of them in room 1... I tried pulling myself up to my 5' 6"" I struggled, and the only way to fit is to dangle your left leg out of the bath and your right leg up the wall.... it's so unusual in design I think perhaps the architects were with wine, and raided Snow whites House for the baths... never seen anything like it, and probably never will again. Bath Fail... and so to the bar for a couple of steaks and a bottle of wine which were adequate but no more.... met a couple of ladies in the bar and chatted about rescue dogs from Spain and lady officers in the RAF... Breakfast was good, and the staff very congenial... I left feeling very puzzled about that bath... what and where were they designed for before the architects stole them???

What can I say? Fabulous location, great views, handy for running the Malvern Hills, and decent beer. On the downside: When I got back form my run and needed a bath I discovered I had a room with a comedy bath. It is so small I could sit in it with my legs up in the air! I gave up and had a shower – that never got above luke warm! Bit disappointing when I needed a hot bath/shower. Dinner finishes early and I had a pie (one of the days specials). It wasn't a pie to speak of with a tiny bit of limp blackened pastry drowning in sauce -so a more accurate description would have been filling in a dish. The pastry was just a horrible soggy mess that I couldn't eat (and that's saying something). The chicken was tough and clearly reheated. Breakfast wasn't too bad. However – would I stay again? Maybe for the location. Will I eat there again – no never, and I would strive to avoid room 3! To be honest, I have stayed here before and so none of this was a surprise (well apart form the bath). It's basic and it is what it is! I cant fault the staff who were all very helpful and nice.

We went for a meal with some friends on one of their specials nights - this was curry night. We had some starters but the breaded mushrooms were more bread than mushroom and tasted a bit Brake Bros. One of the party ordered a steak which was OK but the pepper sauce did not appear to have any pepper in it. The lasagna was a hefty portion with loads of meat but not much pasta and very little sauce. Now for the curries - our only advice would be if you want a curry, go to a curry house ! The portions were big, good quantity of meat in them and served with chips, rice and a nan bread which is too much but the sauce was thin and did not ressemble proper curry sauce.. The prices are not bad especially considering the portion sizes and the service was excellent. The atmosphere is quite good as it's only a bar but it's position almost on top of the Malvern Hills is splendid. Very limited car parking but plenty in the road

We were travelling between Shrewsbury, Ledbury and then home to Rutland and decided to and arrived about 90 minutes later stop the night somewhere. We had a look on trip advisor and the Wyche Inn looked to be in the right area.We booked the pub\bed and breakfast and duly arrived 90 minutes later. We were shown to our room above the pub, had a couple of pints before retiring for a while before eating.What a view overlooking the valley and town below, you can see for miles,wished it was summer.We had a three course meal starting with battered king prawns, eight each, then I had a homemade cheeseburger and my partner had ham,egg and chips and finally ice cream sundaes to finish. The meals were excellent with good portions and well served by friendly staff. We had a bottle of red wine with the meal and then a couple more pints, there was a choice of three real ales.Had a good nights sleep in a well equipped room,good bed, nice bathroom and of course the wonderful view. Wifi is free.Next morning we had a good full english breakfast each with a good choice of drinks,cereals etc. Although we were above the pub we had no noise problems and very much enjoyed our stay Would not hesitate to stay here again.

Our family popped in to the Wyche Inn for a quiet drink after scattering my fathers ashes up the hills on a Sunday mid afternoon. There were 17 of us but the bar was empty so we didn't feel we were being an imposition by taking up a couple of tables. The lad behind the bar was helpful enough but the lady was so rude we were left wondering if we'd done something wrong. First off we were chastised for holding the door open while we all came in because we were letting in the cold, I'm not sure of an alternative method of entering a building so this seemed very strange. Every item ordered at the bar was received with an exasperated sigh and a roll of the eyes. The risk here is for me to go into minute detail about everything she did to make us feel unwelcome but I feel I may lose the respect of anyone reading this and my review may just seem petty; I'll just say that if you chose to have a customer facing job as your career the very least you should manage is not to make customers feel like you want them to leave. We spent in excess of £100 on drinks in a bar which was otherwise empty but needless to say, there's 17 local people who will not be visiting thi pub again.To add some balance to the review; the beer was kept very well, I had a really good pint of HPA. The selection of drinks was varied and the coffee was very nice too.

We always have a tasty home cooked filling meal at the Wyche - good range of beers on too and mulled wines/ciders. Good place to visit on a walk on the hills. Family friendly.

When we arrived although we all said good evening the staff seemed to more or less ignore us, it almost seemed as though we were a nuisance.Anyway our order was taken and the service after that was good. My son had the Pate, which he said was good and then he had the pie of the specials board. It came without a pastry crust which we thought strange, we said when they came to ask about our food we will query it but nobody came to ask. I had a steak which was was excellent. Overall the visit was marred by the unwelcoming atmosphere.

Was seated and the black boards still displayed specials.We decided from the two menus and when we went T on prepay was told restaurant closed and only bar men up available everything with chips.We was also given yet another menu.Nice location but difficult to park and eat what you want

We stayed here with friends and had a great evening and meal. The view of Malvern from our room was magic. We would definitely book to stay here again

So enjoyed our return visit to the Wyche Inn! Warmly welcomed back by Steph,Tony & Sam it felt like coming home! Bed so comfy we slept brilliantly well & woke hungry for the delicious breakfast. Food & ales excellent as before. Great location for a fabulous walk into the hills. Rebooked another stay while we were there & looking forward to it already!

We were looking for somewhere for somewhere to have something to eat and we found this placeThe food was good solid pub grub the surroundings and views were greatService was excellent and I would certainly recommend this place

Je hebt hier voldoende keuze uit tapbier en bier op fles. De menu kaart is vrij ruim en het eten is lekker. De sfeer is relaxed. Wel jammer dat je alles zelf bij de bar moet bestellen.

Great food and beer. It's reputation is well deserved. it's popular with walkers and local people. Recommended with no hesitation.

Fast prompt service. Very helpful in explaining the different beers on tap. The food was great and very generous servings. The Ploughman's Lunch was exceptional.

Great views, a wide selection of mains including various vegetarian and allergy tolerant meals. Portions were generous and great value for money. Staff were friendly and helpful - the management team paying particular attention to a celiac (gluten intolerant) member of our group.Would recommend a visit here if your in the Malvern area.

Great place to stop off when travelling from South to North. Lovely location. Very welcoming staff and lovely modern room. Great touches with bottled water and selection of teas. Fantastic value for money.

Really worth a little detour off the Malvern Hills track, especially if as in our case it's raining, this is the ideal pick-me-up to get you ready for the next leg.

After taking part in Long Distance walk of 26 miles on and around the Malverns, this little pub was a find. With tired feet and terrible thirst we ordered cider.... Robertsons. The best cider I ve ever tasted. Little bit of fizz but a smooth apple taste. Just what was needed. The staff are friendly and helpful, very clean and seating area comfortable with great atmosphere. Lots of Local ales to sample. It's a Hobdens pub. Worth a visit .

Called at the pub as the hotel bar became uninteresting.Good beer, good service, good pricing and a welcoming bunch of locals. Recommended.

All our usual pub food choices were fully booked (only a Thurs night!) In the town, so this was a google 'pubs with food' suggestion. Well worth the 5 mins car ride up the hill. The beer was excellent, real ale pub in Good Beer Guide, I had guest bitter from Saltaire Brewery, W. Yorks, which itself deserves accolade. We were hungry, and steak and kidney pie was delicious. Veg perfectly cooked, all steaming hot. Friendly staff, good service, and a nice happy atmosphere. Classic good English pub with food. Well worth a detour, we'll come again soon. O, and hot water in the gents was actually hot - a rarity in most places. Thanks for a lovely evening meal.

Cosy pub with plenty of space for seating. Good menu with plenty of choice and good selection of beers. Friendly staff and if you've got any questions about walking the hills they seem to be happy to offer assistance.

Good beer, friendly locals and fantastic views. Well worth popping in if you're in the area. Dog friendly too.

If you are walking in the Malvern Hills, or even driving through, then this is a welcome stopping point with stunning views across the Severn Valley to the Cotswolds. Excellent beer from the Wye Valley Brewery - HPA - and Bard Brewery, plus others, and a very good range of freshly prepared pub food. We were lucky enough that we came on a wonderfully sunny early spring day in April and were able to sit outside in the little courtyard enjoying some lunch in the sun

Good pub / restaurant in the middle of the hills. Very family friendly and service was excellent. Home cooked food with specials daily. Good quality food and extremely good value for money. We would return!

A good, varied menu with some dishes home made - pies to be recommended. A nice, clean pub with wonderful views. At weekends it can get very busy with walkers, we usually get there early to be sure of a table at lunchtime. In the summer the small garden area is very pleasant.