The Yew Tree in Herefordshire, County of - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

The staff are friendly, efficient and well trained, nothing was too big or small to ensure we had a good evening. Food was delicious and big portions and I highly recommend the cheesecake!

Great food, really nice evening. Friendly staff and lovely atmosphere. Great outdoor area for the summer. Best pub jn the village;)

This pub is a beautiful little country pub with a rustic feel and the most welcoming landlord. We were staying in Preston Camping and this pub was a 15 minute walk away. The place is dog friendly which is even more of a bonus in my eyes. Great atmosphere, beautiful crisp cider on draught. Food unbelievable. Will be back. Thanks Team for an enjoyable experience at the Yew Tree!

Best steak and ale pie i have ever had .absolutely lovely . Friendly and well priced .friendly staff aswell.highly recommended

My wife and I have just spent a wonderful week holidaying in the beautiful county of Herefordshire. We visited The Yew Tree for the first time on Thursday, and having received such great hospitality and friendliness, both from Phil the landlord and his staff and others drinking and eating there, we went back each day until we had to head home, I suppose making it our holiday “local”. We always had the same drinks, I had Butty Bach from the local Wye Valley Brewery, which is an excellent pint and is very well kept, and my wife had a glass of wine. The price for both was extremely reasonable at exactly a tenner (it made life so easy Phil 😉🤣). We also ate at The Yew Tree on 2 evenings. The food is absolutely fantastic. All meals are home produced, nothing is “microwaved”, and the lady who does the cooking (I’m sorry, I have forgotten your name 😬) certainly knows how to run a kitchen and produce top quality meals. One evening my wife and I both had the Wagyu burger which was absolute delicious and the burger patty itself was so tender. The following evening my wife had Lamb Shank, again delicious and tender, and I had (on a recommendation from one of the locals) the Steak Pie. I can honestly say, I will be dreaming about that pie until we next visit Herefordshire and I have another one! It was OFF. THE. SCALE! The leanest most tender steak and the tastiest gravy in the lightest pastry case, my mouth is watering just thinking about it. It was unbeatable! And the prices are so reasonable at £15/£16. So all that I can say is that if you are in the vicinity of Preston on Wye, get along to The Yew Tree; you will not be disappointed! We certainly will. 😁

Stopped by for a pre arranged breakfast with our classic car club. Really enjoyed the breakfast and the landlord and staff were really friendly. Will call back for lunch or dinner on another occasion for sure.

Great unpretentious pub with good food and ale welcoming and a place where the art of home cooking thrives. Not a packet in sight from main course to puddings everything freshly cooked

What can you say, the food is fantastic, it is your genuine ye olde village pub. Fantastic Butty Bach ale. The food you can’t fault. They did a Valentines Night tonight, WOW absolutely delicious, 3 courses for £30 can’t go wrong. The staff so friendly 10/10

Back at the yew tree yet again an amazing experience. I went out with another boyfriend the last one did not last sadly Charlie broke up with me on Valentine’s Day witch was not easy but now going strong with my new wounder cup boyfriend Liam price The woundferful yew tree definitely put my mood right up yet again exceptional service from all the staff but I must say that Phil went above and beyond for us he was so polite and he even went though the effort of getting us a candle with definitely set the mood for the night and yet again the night did not disappoint and the mood kept on a high throughly the night. Thank you to all at the yew tree xx

A fab night at this lovely welcoming pub with a group of friends, wagyu beef burger was amazing and onion rings huge, and although part of me wanted the raspberry and white chocolate cheesecake I opted for bread and butter pudding and was not disappointed, staff were very accomodating especially Meg, a tremendous evening.

The wagyu burger was tremedous, lovely bar staff, and nice selection of drinks on draught. 10/10 experience.

It was amazing had the wago burger with my boyfriend Charlie Bowen he had a sushi he said it was splended had an amazing night there and later on definitely put him in a good mood!! Definitely recommended very friendly and hospitable

Brilliant food and friendly staff. Highly recommend. Lovely homely and warm pub, great selection of drinks and lovely food

My friend and I booked in for an evening meal while we were walking the Golden Valley Pilgrimage. We were en route to the next village for our night stopover so needed to have early meal so we could arrive at our destination before darkness. We phoned ahead to book and the proprietors were so helpful - suggesting my vegetarian friend phoned the day before to discuss meal options. Even though we arrived early we received a really warm welcome. Our meals came quickly and were reasonably priced and delicious (just what we needed after a long days walk). The atmosphere in the pub was so friendly with the locals welcoming us with cheery banter and jokes along the way. It was such a delight to eat here and would totally recommend it for anyone wanting a good hearty meal at a reasonable cost in a relaxed setting. 10/10 !

Gorgeous country pub. Lovely welcome from the landlord, all the staff and the locals. We received our order in a heartbeat and the food was so delicious. We both had burgers (vegetarian and wagyu) and chips and they were amazing. All the locals are lovely too and very friendly. It feels like home from home. Really impressed with the fact they use local suppliers. I tried the local Gwatkin cider as recommended by one of the regulars who was sat at the bar and it's now my new favourite. Can't wait to go back.

Extremely friendly and accommodating staff. Great food, very reasonable prices - will definitely come again. Highly recommended 😊

Booked table for Sat eve as camping nearby. This is how to run a pub! Scrumptious food, generous portions and reasonably priced. Good local ales and cider (so I'm told by brothers!) nice reasonably priced wine. Welcoming and friendly staff. A little gem of a pub. Check it out if in area (or passing). 7 in party 6 had wagu burger1 had pie. Both delicious 😋

We. had two T bone steaks outstanding. Great service and a lovey country pub full of character. Highly recommend

Superb food and drink A true country pub, For food, booking essential Nice relaxed atmosphere, warm welcome

Absolutely amazing Easter Sunday lunch. I was part of a large table that booked quite late but as always the Yew Tree was more than happy to accommodate and fit us in. The food was delicious . All meals were very generous with everyone leaving a clean plate. Desserts were amazing too. Phil and the team made sure we were happy and always on hand if we needed anything. We will all definitely return soon.

Always a warm welcome and a cheery word. This is a proper country pub with old fashioned charm. Can’t recommend the food highly enough. All round exceptional.

Great meal, selection of cider plus my favourite butty bach. Can recommended the fish n chips and burger yum.

We had a delicious Sunday roast here on Sunday. Everything was generous, tasty and hot! Puddings also great. The best thing however was the lovely, welcoming atmosphere and the friendly landlord who was very accommodating to a few dietary needs! Thank you so much, we’ll be back one day!

The Yew Tree Inn is easily one of the best pubs in the UK. Extremely well kept local beer, it has an unpretentious lovely friendly atmosphere and a welcoming wood burning stove. Phil and his team are great. We had their Sunday roast last Sunday and it was simply perfect. We both had roast beef and it came with perfectly cooked roast potatoes, Yorkshire puds, veggies and gravy. Spot on! Even though I was full, I had the mince and calvados pie and custard. Does life get any better?! Five stars!

Fantastic Sunday lunch of roast beef with all the trimmings. Best lunch I’ve had all year. Highlights were the tender, flavoursome beef, lovely crispy roasties and great cauliflower cheese. Superb deserts, I had the sticky date and my wife had the orange treacle. Both puddings were absolutely brilliant! All round great pub! Lovely atmosphere, great local beer and ciders and super-friendly staff and locals. Try it, you won’t want to leave!

A really great traditional pub with good beer, cider and great bar meals. The people running the place were very welcoming, every single plate of the 8 in my party was cleared. The menu had proper food that a coeliac vegetarian could eat, which is impressive as my partner often ends up with chips and salad. Lovely puds too. The atmosphere was relaxed yet the place was very efficient as well. I will definitely return next time I visit the area.

There aren't many pubs left like this any more unfortunately. From the landlord and staff to the food,ciders and locals it's simply the perfect pub. So friendly and laid back, the outside area is great to sit with your dog and relax. The fish pie(which my wife had) was the best I have ever tasted. The fish and chips was lovely and crispy and on the day I had lasagne the landlord said it will be about 20 mins if that's OK as it's in the oven. That never happens that its so freshly cooked,I was more than happy to wait! I wish I lived nearby, I would be a regular.

We spent a week at a lovely cottage in Preston-On-Wye and visited the local to eat on 3 occasions as it was so great. We had fish and chips, lasagne, curry and the fish pie. The food was amazing and the team were so friendly...

Can highly recommend the Yew Tree great food and service and lovely desserts staff always very accommodating

Absolutely gorgeous, yummy food. Credit where credits due! Each and every time we’ve been just can’t fault it. Always very generous portions, I had the Wagyu burger but didn’t get any photos because I couldn’t wait to eat it and couldn’t stop. Pudding was even...

Recently had Sunday lunch here which was fantastic! Landlord & bar staff are very welcoming and deliver great service! Most of all compliments to the lady chef for a fantastic roast dinner! We will be returning. Thank you 😊 👌🏽

Blazing hot day, lots of tables with parasols throughout the garden area, fab Hereford Ale, excellent table service and a most enjoyable lunch 👍😎

Service on was impeccable, we went in on Monday hoping for food but they do not cook on a Monday however we had lovely drinks, the lady behind the bar managed to fit us in for food specially on the Tuesday. She was one of...

Excellent food and beer , made to feel very welcome. We met the chef in the bar afterwards and she was lovely !

We have walked, peddled, paddled, motorbiked here…to find each time a heartfelt welcome. The food is top notch, the beer is well kept and the Landlord makes you feel like an old friend. All are welcome including four legged friends. Highly recommend a visit.

What a great pub! We didn’t get the chance to eat, but the drinks were great and we all felt really at home, playing pool with the locals and the lovely landlord. I’d give 6 stars if I could!

Called in here a couple of times with our french bulldog . Great atmosphere, everyone freindly and fantastic food Wish we were staying longer to visit more. Highly recommended for real ale food and cider. Covid safe with sanitizer and track and trace too well...

A really nice friendly local. What an English pub should be. Popular with locals and visitors. Great beer and nice food. A simple menu but well cooked. Steak spot on. Cod and chips good. Beer straight from the barrel. Heaven!!Dog friendly. Very helpful landlord. Recommended.

We camped down the road, and walked up to the pub without having booked a table. They were all booked up, however, the very friendly landlord said he would make sure we would get fed once space became available... ...and he did. We went back...

Fantastic steak, great cider and beer and super landlord. Definitely go there. A lovely setting as well

We ate here twice during a week's visit to the area. A very busy time as it was the government help to eat out scheme on both evenings that we visited. A group of 4 adults and 3 children plus our Frenchie and boxer dogs....

There aren't many pubs where you go to the bar to order a drink and spend so long chatting that you forget everyone's orders including your own. I'm usually quite quiet when meeting new people but the chatter here is infectious and you find yourself...

I really enjoyed my meal ,had whitebait starter which had nice salad and crusty roll and butter ,with an excellent salad drizzle .mains was a tasty steak ,local sourced ,al;l washed down with local G.Watkin Cider ,delicious and highly recommended .The pub is busy with locals and visitors from nearby caravan sites and a warm welcome guaranteed .I am a fisherman and love visiting this pub ,I find it unique and a great experience .

A small country pub in the heart of the Herefordshire countryside. A real gem. Food is excellent. Sunday Roast has everything you could want. Have sampled the home made lasagne, and the burger (highly recommed the onion rings!). Lovely cosy fire and really friendly locals. What more could you want! Best to book.

Went for a Sunday lunch as recommended. We had a Warm welcome the place was warm and cosy. The dinners were Generously portioned and delicious. I highly recommend to everyone.

I'd checked this out on Trip Advisor before taking friends while visiting the area. We had asked a local (who shall remain nameless) and they had said it's reputation rose and fell depending on who was Chef at the time. Well Chef must have been on holiday as the menu was very basic and the food had a very (VERY) home cooked feel to it. Reasonable portions but little or no finesse. To be fair it filled a gap but the quality did not surpass that of a substandard chain restaurant. On the flip side - you could not fault the warm welcome and friendly attitude of the staff. Go if you want your (tea/dinner) cooked for you but don't go if you want a dining experience.

Staying close to the Yew Tree, my wife and I initially dropped in for a drink soon after our arrival. The cask ale on offer was Heritage Gold, which was clear and in very good condition. We returned the next evening for a meal and, having based our choice of holiday cottage on the Yew Tree's proximity and reviews, were very pleased, not to say relieved, to find that the food was every bit as good as heralded. We had garlic mushrooms and whitebait as starters, then scampi and chips and cod and chips as main courses, all four were well prepared and presented, flavoursome and, not to be undervalued, piping hot. Portions were generous, to the point of leaving no room for dessert. All in all, a very pleasant evening at a very reasonable cost.P.S. Our dog concurs with our review but mainly because everyone she met made a fuss of her.

Thought I had booked a table until I arrived and asked, to be told to pick any table...that were all occupied! We eventually got a table and then waited 90 mins for the food! and despite numerous enquiries were basically fibbed off...would have left but we had booked this as the supposed highlight to our weekend camping trip and when it is 08.30 on a Saturday evening where else do you go . Will avoid next year.

Needing a place to eat and drink after a hard days fishing at nearby canon bridge we came upon this lovely pub in the wilds of Herefordshire. great welcome, great beer and good pub food. Prawn cocktails and mushrooms on toast were excellent starters and the mains- burgers, curry and fish and chips were our generous choices - so generous none of us could finish. Really friendly waitress explained to us how to get back to Hereford via Bridge Sollers but when we got there the road was closed - never mind - we retraced our steps back to Hereford another way via some narrow roads. Had lovely chats with the friendly locals too.Pub has its own boules 'court' outside which was the scene of some very competitive matches.

Top marks. After canoeing all day we arrived very late for our booking. All 12 of us were squeezed in with no fuss. The kids food was prioritised so everyone was happy. Friendly staff, cozy pub, hearty food, fab landlord. What more could you ask for.

The pub has recently got a new chef! I've tried the steak, pie and burger since she started and all have been just what you'd want / expect from a good local, country pub. Generous portions, tasty, well-cooked food. The staff here are very friendly and keen to please and the landlord can't do enough to help. If you want a genuine local, country pub feel with friendly staff and local folk, typical pub grub (think good fish n chips, burgers, steak, lasagne etc) and you're in the area this place is well worth a visit. The only improvement I can think of would be if they got Wye Valley's Butty Bach on more frequently.

Came here for a meal and drinks after canoeing down the river. Nice friendly place. Food was good and a nice atmosphere.

Really good pub food, very good beer, excellent friendly service at a genuine village pub. What more could you want?

Family weekend away, this pub was right by where we were staying Very warm welcome, great food and service, mushroom starter was lush!! Reasonable prices would thoroughly recommend

My son in law , who is a regular visitor to this pub , with my daughter & granddaughter, treated me to Sunday Lunch in this lovely, old country pub tucked away down a country lane deep in the beautiful Herefordshire countryside. We received a warm welcome and nothing was too much trouble to accommodate us including a toddler. The menu was limited to Roast Beef or Roast Pork with a vegetarian option( we didn't ask for so not known) But it was beautifully cooked with a variety of fresh vegetables including cauliflower cheese. We also had puddings ,(ice cream with hot chocolate fudge cake, lovely! The relaxed, friendly, authentically old feel to the pub added to the enjoyment of the meal.I now see why it is a regular destination for my family who live locally & hope the next time I visit them they will take me there again!

We visited this pub one Saturday lunchtime in order to check out the food and see if we could book for the whole family for a Sunday lunch a few weeks later, in order to celebrate a big birthday. The meals were delicious, large portions and served quite quickly. We were happy to book the Sunday lunch for the family of 9 (later we added another two). This included 3 children and we could also bring the dogs in with us as we were staying locally in a rented house and couldn't leave the dogs there unattended. The landlady had set the table for all of us in the separate room away from the bar. She had also put fresh flowers in little vases on each table. Sourcing these in January was quite a feat. She had also noticed on our previous visit that our grandson loved dominoes so she had also put boxes of these out to keep the children amused. There was plenty of choice for Sunday lunch and the food was tasty and well presented. Nothing was too much trouble and orders for drinks were also taken at the table. A really great pub and we were made to feel most welcome. Thank you.

Me and two friends stopped here around 2.30 on a Saturday afternoon, at the end of a 5 hour, 12 mile walk through the Herefordshire countryside. Our plan was to have a pint, then call a local taxi company to take us back to our B&B; in Hereford, as it would be dark too early to return on foot. That was the plan.... the reality turned out to be that there are no local taxi firms, and for a Hereford cab to come and get us would have been £50 - if they would come out at all. We were gutted, but then the bar lady came to our rescue and offered to drop us back at the end of her shift as she was heading that way anyway. Not everyone would be so kind - a massive thank you to her, and I'd encourage anyone to visit this place. It's a lovely, traditional country pub, with great hospitality!

My wife and I have recently moved to the area and have adopted this pub as our new 'local'. They do a range of typical 'pub grub' dishes and from what we've eaten so far it's all been pretty good. The portion sizes are excellent and I can't imagine many people leaving here hungry - the Sunday roast in particular was a real 'gut-buster'. The people both sides of the bar have been super-friendly and very forthcoming in welcoming us to the pub and the area. There's a pool table, log burner on the colder days and dogs are welcome too. Now if I can just persuade them to get Wye Valley's Butty Bach on permanently (+ a guest ale to keep things interesting) then I'd say I've found the perfect 'local'. As it is they still get a fantastic rating and I'm delighted this is my new go-to pub.

We booked for a party of 12 and were warmly welcomed.

Went there on Saturday for a meal and it was amazing. Friendly atmosphere and you get your money’s worth

Yew Tree Inn is the perfect traditional English pub.

We arrived 45 strong and hungry after a morning on the Wye and the pub pulled out all the stops. Very helpful and tolerant of 10s of kids and dogs. Brilliant.

Been here a couple of times after camping near by to Kayak. Both times this place has been accommodating. Friendly staff, hearty food and a good selection on the taps. Replicate and put in my home town please!

I stayed for a night in the adjacent bunkhouse and ate at the pub with friends on the Saturday evening. We all enjoyed our meals which were reasonably priced and found the staff to be welcoming and helpful. I would go back

What a great find a proper local pub that caters for everyone.

Called in on-spec to this quaint, out of the way public house. Had their home cooked Sunday lunch and was not disappointed. Plenty of lovely tender beef, topped up with delicious home made roasties and Yorkshire pudding and a good selection of vegetables. Will definitely be back. Best Sunday lunch we have had for ages. Thank you. White wine I had, too, was lovely.

Called here with friends on a Saturday evening. The pub is down some tight roads but plenty of passing places help.

Having had Sunday lunch on other occasions we decided to brighten up a wet miserable day with lunch out.

Visited with family in December , had limited menu for a Thursday evening at 7pm. If your miles from nowhere it's a nice pub to drop in log fire staff were friendly and was only 10mins from accommodation were were renting. This is more of a pub for local people with a few holidaymakers dropping in, clean and festive for Christmas, reasonable prices for food

Great homely pub with a good choice on the menu and great value for money. Busy little place with a nice atmosphere.

Acabo de visitar el YeeTree Inn. Agradable pub país atrás en el tiempo en un pueblo muy tranquilo.

Called in for a drink, very small and busy with lots of people from the local campsite. Didnt get to eat here as always too busy with limited opening hours. OK on our visit but could be so much more with a bit of effort...

We were driving around looking at places of interest. Arthur`s Stone, etc etc.....Called in there by chance...We hadn`t travelled far...We go to Hay -on-Wye a fair bit. Less when the invasion of visitors comes for the festival. The pub is as a pub should be....

Local village pub and a great place to visit when staying at either of the two local campsites. The food is fantastic and the locals are really friendly.

Habiendo comido aquí la vez anterior sábado almuerzo y ser muy bien atendidos, decidimos probar la comida de los domingos. Fue excepcional, lo recomiendo, sin duda volveremos gracias

We have just been here for Sunday lunch. We pre booked our table for 8 which I'd suggest. It was just Sunday lunches they were serving today but after asking they said they could do a vegetarian alternative or just the vegetables, I opted for...

Lovely local pub, home cooked food and really friendly staff, lots of live music dates also, would reccomend

Arrived tired and hungry. Such a friendly welcoming host. They had stopped food for the day but said order from the local Indian and eat while you have a drink.Roaring fire. Nice music. Make their own cider. Place I will keep coming back to.

Very friendly, accommodating and cheerful place to stay. The rooms were in a separate annexe to the pub which we found great. The rooms were spotlessly clean, well equipped (apart from a hairdryer which we borrowed).Would definitely stay again and eat at the pub next time.Breakfast was superb in a separate dining room.

Very nice, traditional old country inn. Warm welcome, and ale was good. Food was adequate but basic but on the whole we enjoyed it and would say to others if you are in the area then give it a try

Set in the heart of rural Herefordshire this small pub delivers for locals, visitors and holiday makers alike. Good food, very reasonably priced. Real ales. Sunday roasts back on the menu. 2 courses £10. Tender beef, homemade Yorkshires and a lovely cauliflower cheese to accompany the roast pots and veg. Home made apple pie to follow.A few chefs have cooked here over the summer but food is now in the capable hands of the landlady.Well worth a visit. A warm welcome awaits you!

If you are paddling the Wye and camping at Preston Upon Wye I recommend eating and drinking at the Yew Tree Inn. About a mile from the campsite. Good ale (Skirrid on this occasion)and reasonably priced well cooked meals of a plentiful quantity to recharge you.Barman a nice chap with a sense if humour.Fire in the bar.

What a fantastic pup and restaurant, real ale, and live music on some weekends I have eaten here more than once with my family and always had excellent food served promtly by friendly staff. A busy little pub in a small village perfect for a meal out and a couple of beers. Oh yes and home made desserts.

Food was spot-on but I'd get the Sirloin opposed to the Rib-eye, friendly pub tucked out the way which made us so welcome - Jason and Claire were brilliant and looked after us beyond the call of duty. The manageress even run an errand to the local shop for us (we were passing by on Kayaks) - first class friendly service. Would love to call back there one day.

Just come from the pub. Starters were ok but the pub is full of flies and the toilets.Main course came swimming in grease. The steak was so tough I could not eat it. The eggs on the gammon were Like something from a burger van at the fair. This is not a gastro pub nor a steak house.I asked for horse radish. The guy made some joke and disappeared but they didn't not bring any. Cheap salt and pepper grinders didn't work! Very disappointing. I went to pay and they wanted 25p for using a card. And the food was poor. Even the salad has a layer of fat on it. Look at the grease on your plate after you have eaten. We got out of there.

Friendly pub with a basic menu, but excellent quality (& quantity) food. Walked from Bycross campsite so were able to appreciate the local beer. I had steak & ale pie which was home made with pastry top and bottom in a pie dish. This was a proper pie, which far exceeded the usual pub casserole with a bit of pastry added after. There are a couple of campsites nearby so it's probably busy in season. If you want good food & beer an a budget, head here.

A lovely pub. By a camp site, up from the river wye, the yew tree inn serves good traditional food and great home made puddings. The local cider and beer make it a real find. There is good out door but under cover seating which has increased our visits as I feel more comfortable taking the dogs. There has never been an issue with taking them into the pub (in fact there are usually treats!) but the pubs popularity can make it hard on a Sunday! We will certainly return

Luckily for us searching for somewhere to stop for lunch, the first two pubs we passed were A) shut and b) serving light bites only. This meant the next pub was such a cool find. We were given a lovely welcome, the dog got in too. The menu was astounding, all sounding delicious and considering our hunger, the portions were grand. The other customers seemed equally happy, their meals also looked good. We had a splendid meal, enjoyed our games of crib, had a chat with everyone there. Just blooming lovely!

We went for Mothers Day, and the food was good. Traditional roast and two other options. We were a group of ten, and the service was fairly brisk.I would describe this as a small/medium pub that does good food, rather than a restaurant.

A decent place to go for a night out at the weekend, when there is sometimes live music. Food and choice of ales has improved over the last year or so which is due to the new proprietors.

This pub has a lovely atmosphere and the owners are so welcoming. It's got a cosy feel to it and has all the things a good pub needs - large television for the sport (and for Strictly Come Dancing as I got to watch yesterday) a pool table, darts board and a log burner and of course great food and drinks with wonderful period features. I would recommend stopping by!

We went for a midweek lunch and were impressed. A good selection of food freshly cooked at reasonable prices. The only slight downside was that there was only one staff member on duty, a lovely man, but busy when anyone else was in the bar so it wasn't quick service. But the fresh food was worth the wait.

Fantastic Sunday lunch, 3 meat choices all cooked beautifully. Great value too. Cheesecake is not to be missed - best I've had. Friendly and efficient service, we will definitely be returning.

We paddled down to byecross farm and wandered into the village for something to eat. It was a fair walk from the campsite but well worth the effort.The food was first class, I highly recommend the garlic mushrooms, the gammon was great and very filling and a lot of care taken to use local suppliers. Snailsback cider was excellent.Given no mobile reception the free WiFi was most welcome for assuring love ones of a safe arrival.If we lived closer would be back again and again.Great job

What a lovely meal! Well worth the trip down the little lanes. We were met with a real welcome, and the chef came and explained the menu to our group. We were spoilt for choice. The veggie option (stuffed peppers, lentils, couscous with pomegranate) looked so wonderful, I shall need to return, as I had opted for the slow cooked pork roll, with spinach and cream cheese. Also quite delicious. The men had the lamb shank, and declared it superb. I wish I'd had a starter – the menu looked irresistible, but I'd seen amaretto cheesecake on the sweet menu, so I saved myself for that. Yum! The prices were most reasonable, and the service first class. We had visited on an errand, but will definitely be back. What a find. Thank you, Yew Tree.

Wonderful food on numerous occasions extremely warm welcome in a country quaint establishment. Would definitely go again.