Wheelwrights Arms in Herefordshire, County of

Lovely roast dinner. Excellent service. Food all hot, delicious and beautifully presented.such a lovely cosy pub. Can’t wait to visit again.

We enjoyed both our evenings at the Wheelright's Arms. Rob is a very congenial host and a good chef. The real ale and wine were excellent. We went twice despite only being in the area for five nights and will be back when we are in the area next.

Amazing pub! Welcoming staff and the food is honestly the best I’ve had in a long time. Great selection of drinks and the atmosphere is warming. Can’t recommend this pub enough.

Happened upon this lovely little village pub, looking for a bite to eat, landlord was incredibly welcoming. Nothing was too much trouble, fish and chips were amazing and the burger too. Lovely meeting the new owners who were clearly being welcomed by the locals who have been visiting the pub for years. If you’re ever in the area for somewhere to go for a bite to eat, or a quick pint, this is a hidden gem and you won’t be disappointed. Also, three lovely pub dogs if that’s your thing too!

Excellent. Home cooked food, great service, reasonable prices, and a wood burner. All in a pub like they used to be. No gastro in sight! Quality local ales and a beaming smile from the landlady, what more could you want.

A fantastic local pub. A warm welcome from the landlords and a friendly atmosphere from he locals. It’s dog friendly and has a lovely wood burner - always a great sight on a chilly evening. Traditional pub grub is served along with a few specials and it’s wholesome and very tasty. Nothing is too much trouble with everything being served with a friendly face. It’s the local haunt for darts completions and for other local clubs and farmers - great atmosphere! We used this as our local when staying in a cottage nearby.

Came tonight with all the family. Booked as it was a Sunday and we had 3 dogs with us. Had friendly welcome from the lady behind the bar. Beer was really good. Food was Obviously freshly cooked and the potion size was really good. In fact we were so full we didn’t even have puddings. Have to recommend the steak pie, big chunks of meat and very tasty. If you are in the area definitely give it a try, would book first though to ensure your not disappointed.

Had a meal here whilst on holiday nearby. Food very good and reasonably priced, portions generous and the welcome and service was great.

Hi all, great find while away on a break, really friendly welcome from the hosts, good food and drink at reasonble prices, lovely village pub so visited twice during our stay, recommend a visit.

Spent the evening here, great bar, lovely food and a warm welcome, smashing juke box too👍👍👍, perfect find.

Having unsuccessfully tried for Sunday lunch at several other pubs we stumbled across this little gem. It's a bit off the beaten track but worth the drive and we were treated like we were locals... the steak pie was delicious and my veggie eating wife had lots to choose from...the kids loved their gammon,father-in-law had a blast from the passed treat with a huge helping of liver and bacon and I got half of my mother-in-laws thick sliced ham as there was too much for her to finish...and the dog was happy by the real wood fire... the only downside was the snowstorm didn't continue and we didn't get a lock in....

Previous reviews looked positive so my friend and I decided we would pop along for lunch a few Saturdays ago. Poor vegetarian menu so both chose the fish pie on the specials board at £10.95. Disappointed when meal provided in small oval dish obviously pre-cooked and microwave heated. This was arguably the worst fish pie I have ever ordered, completely tasteless with no seasoning. Chips were ok but cheapest frozen peas. We asked for doggie bags so that we could take home for our canine friends - they enjoyed it! We were the only 2 customers for Saturday lunchtime, completely lacking atmosphere.

After a recommendation from the owner of the farm we were staying at and a five mile drive, we came to a friendly country pub,that although looked like a locals pub,the landlady made five Brummies feel more than welcome,the food was fantastic and they didn't scrimp on the portions either.

Warm welcome in a traditional village pub. Good choice of real ales and ciders, and very generous portions of good pub food

Great country pub, landlord and landlady were friendly and made us feel welcome despite being a large group of non-locals. The food was good for the price and the carrots were orange and carroty!

Great beer, food and hosts. A brilliant place to spend an evening with friends. Wish it was my local.

Great traditional pub, with good food and good hosts. Made to feel very welcome, would love to come back. Perfect pub for this little village.

Visited pub on several occasions over the weekend, great pub grub, Sunday lunch was spot on even when 15 of us turned up, Carrots were fresh and very tasty. Local ale friendly landlords - Highly recommend.

Lovely friendly atmosphere, food looked great but we had already eaten.. Landlord and Lady made us very welcome.

Proper pub serving decent pub grub. Our fish and chips were nigh on perfect - decent fish crispy batter and proper chips. Certainly not gastro-pub fare but wholesome cooking.

Gran pub del país, los dueños encantadores, gran comida casera.un grupo de amigos que fuimos para el almuerzo y tenía una gran comida.

On our first and only visit to the Wheelright Arms we were faced with the worst Sunday Lunch we had had in many a day. First of all I was given a table mat which was dirty, the meal followed and I must say that I have not had frozen carrots & beans for many a day. Considering the price of veg. in July one would think that if your charging £9 per head less 5p you would try to make an effort to give FRESH veg. We were hungry and going on elsewhere so had to settle for this and eat it. However, the carrots were a step too far for me. The meat was obviously bought in and there was not one thing which been given any thought, just the cheapest. It was obvious that everything they served was just pub grub with no effort. Having been to the Three Horse Shoes at Little Cowarne on many occasions we regreted not going there again as the food is always A1 and you can not compare and cheaper for Sunday Lunch. I always feel bad giving a bad report because I know it's people's living, but we felt cheated and will never be going back. There was even an old bag of coal thrown in the fire place and ashes still in the hearth, that must have been weeks ago since the fire had been lite, in any case you think they might have cleaned this out.

Went to this pub expecting a Thai food experience but found that it had changed hands recently and does not now serve this type of food. However we stayed for a meal and were not at all disappointed. The food was freshly cooked and tasty with ample portions. The new owner was friendly as we're the locals and the chef.

The pub has recently come under new management & so we went for Sunday lunch, the food was fantastic & we were made to feel very welcome

Called in this little pub yesterday and found it to be lovely and cosy with friendly landlord. The animals made it home from home.

Wow! The Wheelwright's is a lovely little village pub with friendly welcoming locals and a great landlord who knows how to keep a cellar. As well as this, the pub serves Thai food, cooked fresh to order by an authentic Thai chef, which tastes fantastic!!Highly recommended! Think this could be my new 'local' even if it is a 20 mile trip!!

superb Thai food in a tradional village pub with great beer. Dog friendly too! Great value especially during happy hour.

Shame we left our visit to the Wheelwrights to the last night of our holiday. Our party of nine adults and five children sampled most of the tasty Thai menu. All dishes (including huge portions of sausage & chips for two non-exotic children) well received by everyone. Good Hobsons beer, friendly welcome, and highly recommended! Note - food only served Wed-Sat 6-9pm

One of my all time favorite pubs, in the village of Pencombe, near Bromyard, Herefordshire. Great beer - and now also great Thai food.Run by experienced landlord and his partner who was brought up in the village of Pencombe.

The Wheelwrights is set in beautiful Herefordshire and has new landlords, Neil and Becky, and good luck to them. Neil previously a Landlord at the Majors at Frome was mad enough to want to try again. A local lady called Tuk approached him out of the blue and asked if she could cook traditional home cooked Thai food for him and thankfully he said "YES" :)I have just tried food on only their second night and it was exquisite. Highly recommend that in an area of excellent food, that if you fancy something a little different you give it a go!!!Mains include rice at about a tenner, (10% discount on take aways), is excellent value for good home cooked food. The chicken satay was as good as any I have tasted, and the three mains we tried were delicious. Made for an English palate so if you like it "Hot" just ask with your order as it is cooked fresh.... Please give it a try :)