The best restaurants in Kerne Bridge Herefordshire, County of West Midlands

Great food , hot , good portion size . Quick friendly service . Free tea/coffee with the breakfast - family friendly - kids really well catered for

This is now our go to restaurant whenever the family has a get together . We just need to book in advance to accommodate all of us . Food is delicious , cook to perfection and served with a smile . The owner of this restaurant are welcoming . Even they own the place , I cannot see in them the arrogance unlike other business owners out there . Humility indeed will get you far .

Can't actually review the inn as it was closed due to flooding, however the staff were beyond helpful; arranging a booking elsewhere and driving our party back up the hill to the Symonds Yat rock, where we'd parked. Pete also stood us a round at the new venue. Not necessary but much appreciated. Good old fashioned customer service and we'll certainly be back in drier weather.

Lovely place for a getaway. Look carefully at booking information and make sure it's what you want. If it is then highly recommend.

Nice little tea room. Reasonably priced cakes & hot drinks. Lovely views of the river Wye. Efficient service, not particularly friendly but the staff were very young. Tables not cleaned once customers left which isn’t good in current times but, other than that, a pleasant enough place.

The food and service were very good. The curries were fresh, subtly spiced and well presented. Good naans too! A very reasonable £72 for 4, which included 2 large Kingfishers.

We stayed here for one night and can only say it was absolutely superb. The staff were lovely and served us dinner even though we arrived after the kitchen had closed. The building is full of character and history and the service was highly recommended. I especially liked the bar as there were both hotel guests and friendly local customers there and it really made us feel part of the village. It is only a few minutes walk to Goodrich castle, which is well worth a visit. I loved this place and Will definitely return soon.

Stayed for one night on a Sunday and had a lovely meal and breakfast. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. The pub was really busy on the Sunday night so glad we booked a table. It's a unique location and an excellent base for walking and exploring the area.

We were shown to a grotty table, saying that the other tables were booked out. But after we'd been seated other people after us were allowed on them. That aside, the food was poor and the seasonal veg was from frozen and incredibly tastless. The lamb and mint pie had a very weird taste to it and I had to ask for mint sauce to put a taste to it. Had been 13 years ago and was fine, won't come again

Stayed a couple of nights. The atmosphere in the hotel was really nice, food and local beers were good and the location is brilliant. Just really let down by some very tired looking accommodation and what appeared to be a lack of staff at key times.

Absolutely awful woman (I use that word loosely) behind the bar....rude and sarcastic.... told us to go elsewhere if we didn't like it.....plus the prices were so expensive....... do yourself a favour and AVOID like the plague. I hope that barmaid loses her job.

Six of us had sandwiches of varying fillings and we shared some chips (homemade-delicious). We polished everything off and everyone was happy. Would recommend definitely.

I believe this has just re opened as the Crown Spice Lounge (we are not local). Anyway, we just had a delicious takeaway, including an excellent house special with chicken tikka and mint, plus a smoky, tasty aubergine bhaji. Would definitely recommend based on this experience.

Drove here for breakfast and it wasn’t here!!!!! Hungry and disappointed ☹️