The best restaurants in Herefordshire, County of West Midlands

Seven of us had an absolutely splendid luncheon this Wednesday 19th February. In a charming country pub, in an almost private room off the main part of the pub and its other dining spaces. We had a most leisurely repast of two courses, with ales, ciders and wine. The menu was nicely varied and most appropriate for these cool days. Servings sizes were spot on. The excellence was in the flavours and in the textures. There was time between ordering and the courses for convivial chatter and merriment, so time just flew by before the settlement time arrived. We were very well after by the staff who had full knowledge of what was on offer, such every question answered with confidence and authority. The facilities were well looked after and clean, with obvious recent investment expended. All in all, a cracking good lunch. We shall be back!

Interesting and very tasty food choices, a good drinks selection and super friendly service all set in cosy surroundings. Highly recommended!

Sunday Carvery. Best in Herefordshire. Fantastic food, plentiful meat and loads of veg. Service was spot on as usual. Special mention to Adaire for her friendly welcome and attention to customers. PS Baileys Cheesecake is immense!

Visiting friends in the area and they took us to the Cider Barn, what a lovely treat. The food was delicious and the service great. The atmosphere was very relaxed and the barns are beautiful. They also offer meals that you can purchase to take away and cook at home. We bought a couple of these and again they were lovely. We would highly recommend

We cycled over 10 miles to visit this entity which apparently has not been a tea room for over 3 years. It is still showing on the Herefordshire publicity material and cycle guides as a tea room. The photographs on Trip Advisor are also very misleading. There are currently no tea rooms in Pembridge.

I found the green cow kitchen @ Crumplebury very underwhelming and the experience is highly missold. Firstly, the concept of calling it a chefs table when in reality you’re being sat in a large room on a long table with about 20 other guests was a big shock. There was no personal experience nor were the dishes introduced over the sound of other guests on the table. I’d like to bring you attention to the definition of a chefs table: A table located in the kitchen of a restaurant, reserved for special guests and allowing them to see the chef at work and sometimes to be served a tasting menu. I’ve experienced some great restaurants and when you read what you may experience from a particular restaurant you do normally experience exactly that. In this case I feel like it is very much over compensated with the wording online. The food was genuinely sub standard. The courses didn’t seem anything special, the flavour selections were interesting. Nothing wowed me about the food, drinks or service. I had some conversations with the guests that were also awfully disappointed, however, they did say they have had better experiences there at Crumplebury in the past. One positive about the experience is that the grounds of Crumplebury are nice, on a farm and very nicely lit at night.

Such a comfortable, welcoming place to stay for the night. Breakfast was really delicious, the white table cover and beautiful cloth napkins were a lovely touch!

Food is great veggie, vegan and meat. Proper tea in a pot and lovely coffee. They welcome dogs. It’s very small but welcoming. There’s some seats up the narrow stairs.

We found this little gem last year, and when visiting the area today we knew we couldn't miss their amazing Sunday lunch! Karen and Rob are extremely welcoming and really take ride in making sure you enjoy the delicious homemade food. We have eaten both Sunday lunch and weekday menu here and the standard is impeccable. If you enjoy actual homemade cooking and not the frozen processed variety this pub is a must. We are visiting in the summer for 3 weeks and will certainly be regulars.

Went here with my family, sisters, partners and children. We had the EN BBQ. It was amazing. Even the kids enjoyed the food. Lovely atmosphere, lovely staff. Would defo recommend.

The best sandwich ever! We both had sandwiches on the freshest most delicious granary bread. I had avocado halloumi with chilli jam😋 my husband had bacon Brie and cranberry. The fillings were very generous and they were served with a lovely side salad and ‘posh’ crisps! We both had a latte to drink which were expertly executed and served with a melt-in-your-mouth shortbread. For dessert we shared a scrumptious cruffin a wonderful light pastry with custard in the middle 👌🏻 The lovely lady at the counter was extremely friendly and helpful, the deli shop is well stocked with a great array of local produce. We had the most enjoyable lunch, would highly recommend and will definitely be back. 5 stars is not enough they deserve 10!🤩

Great food and service with a smile! Top quality.

This is a sad review as we learned that the new owners are closing the B and B in August for a indefinite period. We had a great time very welcoming and a great breakfast. Good luck Gerry and Roger.

Popped in to meet with a friend. I decided on breakfast and had poached eggs on toast with smashed avocado and bacon. It was superb. Good coffee too.

Had heard from friends how good The Bells is so were very happy to visit and were not diappointed! Friendly hosts, good food, good service and a lovely fire! What's not to like! Will definitely be returning.