The best restaurants in Golden Valley South Herefordshire, County of West Midlands

A great Italian restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere and brilliant service. We visited on a sunny Sunday in Bourton, Venezia was just as busy but the atmosphere was still relaxed. The service was great with all the wait staff being polite, friendly and attending to all our needs. Would fully recommend the Goats Cheese Bruschatta as a starter and the Lasagne as a main.

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.

Spotlessly clean cafe, plenty of seating. Wide choice of light bites including panini and toasted sandwiches. Plus excellent choice of ice cream, sorbets and frozen yogurt. Great place to walk, dog friendly if kept on a lead. Only slight criticism is the 600m sign to the lime kilns. Definitely further than that. Great afternoon out, however, and would return.

A working farm in glorious surroundings. Clean rustic surroundings + a friendly atmosphere. Food is non pretentious, fresh, good portion sizes, & well prepared. Staff are attentive & efficient without being intrusive. We visit frequently & never disappointed.

Delicious food, stunning setting, perfect service. Our group of 30 old car enthusiasts traveled from Bristol over hill and dale to this idyllic spot. The prior organisation and the management by Emily and her team on the day were highly impressive. The food was perfect, porchetta, salmon or aubergine all delicately done, tasty and plenty of it. Everyone went back home very satisfied. Thank you

Lovely lunch in this cosy pub. Food was excellent and our host was warm and welcoming. Highly recommended. Dogs loved it too!

Well prepared and generous fish and chips.

5 wet muddy bikers turned up expecting to be turned away (on told to stay outside) but we were welcomed inside and given a table. Locals were great also. Brilliant atmosphere with fires burning. Highly recommended.

We were staying at The Bridgefarm House, easy walk to the pub. Lovely setting. Nice outside area. Inside area nice too. Didn’t eat, a few people were eating. Did have the tempura prawns for a quick snack, good but expensive at £8 for only 3. The menu looked ok, usual pub fare. We had drink and game of pool. Has a campsite next to it, for camper vans/mohotorhomes and tents.

Absolutely fabulous, staff friendly, courteous and helpful. Fabulous choice of food and its delicious, and very good portions. Been a few time over the past couple of years, and never dissapoints. Perfect!

Nice to see The Bull back in action..... it had been closed for a while and it's actually probably decades since my companion and I had last visited. Nice feel to the bar which seemed a comfortable place for a quiet drink. We had dinner. There's a simple stone floor and open fire and the pub is quite remote so it all felt quite self-contained in its mood.

The post office owner is the rudest person I have ever met! Shop is good but customer service zero…..