The best restaurants in Castle Herefordshire, County of West Midlands

Hi the swan Inn we stopped in your campsite Friday and Saturday Night, the site and amenities were spot less very well set out , we had food on Friday night very nice, our hosts were pleasant and welcoming so were the clientele . Thanks for a nice Stay Peter and Deborah.

Awesome place to visit. The Rare bit was to die for ant the bara brith afters was heaven in a valley. Diolch

Lovely place. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Food was delicious. There was a lovely range of goods to look through and buy. I would recommend a visit. Would love to go back.

Family Sunday lunch for 6. Service was excellent, food really scrummy, thoroughly superb visit all round

Excellent food great pint of larger service second to none

Nestling on the bank of the beautiful river Wye, with great views whether from their outside dining area, their upmarket restaurant or the panoramic windows in the bar, this is a hidden delight, easily missed as you pass through Witney. So if you’ve missed it, turn around, look for the yellow sign, and enjoy everything this delightful pub and restaurant has to offer! An excellent choice of draft beers and ciders and one of the best wine lists it has been my privilege to sample. The food is out standing, the portions generous, and superb roasts on a Sunday. The bar is open 11:30 until late! The restaurant 12 until 9. A large private car park welcomes you to a well appointed pub with free pool during the afternoons, The staff team are extremely welcoming, the locals friendly, the food delicious. So whether you’re touring in a motor home, or need space to turn a caravan, or you’re just passing and fancy an excellent meal at very reasonable cost, just go there. You will enjoy your visit! Tim

I have been many times to the Three Horseshoes. However it’s doubtful that I shall go again in the near future. This latest visit was a great disappointment. The menu was meagre. There was no fish which was one of my reasons for choosing to take my friends there. They all chose the lamb ( £21) . The portions were very small , the vegetables badly cooked. Everything came with a pathetic Yorkshire pud, and swimming in gravy. The puddings were OK - there’s not much even a mediocre chef can get wrong with bought in desserts.

Sunday lunch, prebooked, so they knew exactly what we all wanted to eat. We were on time, but the food was very bland and disappointing. Meat eaters told me it was tough, both pork and beef. The roast potatoes were leathery. Other veg over-cooked. Generous portions, but who wants a lot of unappetising food? Was it all pre-cooked and left to be warmed up? The Goats cheese salad (V) starter was OK. The puddings were also large and went down well. The dining room was empty apart from us, on a summer sunday, which we thought spoke volumes... The staff were great, friendly and helpful. So we chickened-out of saying anything at the time, as you do.

Disappointing Breakfast. Ordered breakfast with no egg or beans. Asked for extra sausage and tomato and told I couldn’t have extra sausage as I would have to pay so had to replace the eggs and beans with extra tomato and mushroom which was not an issue. The breakfast was ok but not what I expected in a farm shop and artisan food shop. The sausage was very poor quality and the butter was Irish. I thought this restaurant supported local. Would not go again. Very average food in a great farm shop. Sad really.

Sadly we had hoped to pop in when passing but closed and does not look like been open for some time pity as had been recommended to us as good stop point for coffee - cake and some local provisions