The best restaurants in Priory Malvern Hills West Midlands

Has been up and down over past five years under different owners. Now on good for.m Strong on all day breakfasts and tapas. Almost perfect except for a rather pallid sausage and a rather solid chocolate tart. Nice surroundings. Good service. Gents toilet let down by a scruffy piece of string to switch on the light.

My Husband Jeremy and Me, along with our friend Chris and also our spaniel Zac very much enjoyed our food and the hot drinks. The team who work there are helpful and friendly Many thanks

Excellent. Two meals here during our visit to Great Malvern. Lovely food, very reasonably priced, good choice and friendly service. Well recommended.

Popped in for a pint of beer, cheese and onion roll, and game of pool. Lovely drink and food and pleased that I won one of the games of Pool.

All fine - nice people, nice coffee and croissant, nice place. Recommended. Don't sit to the left of the forecourt space if you don't like the smell of patchouli that comes from the adjoining shop.

Nice place and very good food, would recommend.

Poor service. Staff chatting in the kitchen whilst we waited to be served. Mediocre coffee yet the most expensive in Malvern!

Visited Great Malvern for the 1st time with friends. I chose this place due to it's good reviews and it didn't disappoint. Quick and friendly service. I had a lovely mushroom soup with bread, others had sultana scone with butter and jam, ploughmans , panini and a bacon omelette with jacket potato. Apple juice, various teas , americano and hot chocolate also consumed. Everyone loved it and I will definitely go back. Very reasonably priced too! Thanks and keep up the good work.

Fabulous meal and wonderful service. Staff friendly, polite and attentive. Food delicious. Totally recommend.

A lovely little cafe, great welcome from owner and excellent coffees. There are lots of coffee shops around, this local one was far better than any of the chains.

Brilliant place, staffed by volunteers for a local charity . We sat outside in a charming courtyard, and ordered ploughman's lunches. Excellent! Chunky roll of ham, first class Cheddar, beautifully presented, generous salad, fresh roll and butter. Coffee excellent too. Cannot recommend highly enough.

We stopped here whilst having a look around Malvern, it was very busy but we were lucky enough to get a table. We had the sausage sandwich and banana bread, both were delicious and so tasty. The service was great and a nice atmosphere.

On a two day visit to the Malvern Hills we dropped by this place on a Tuesday evening. We were met by Dan, whose knowledge of the menu was excellent. We went with his recommendations and they did not disappoint. The food was excellent value and tasted fantastic. The service was very friendly and we would highly recommend this place to any weary walkers to refuel after a stretch of the legs in this beautiful part of the world.

The station at Great Malvern is an architectural gem and has just been re-vamped, so we went to take a look and it really is a gem. There's another gem to be found there too - Lady Foley's Tea Room - which has been family run for well over 30 years. We had a few coffees and a pot of tea which hit the spot and we were made very welcome. If you're on the station to catch a train, take my tip - arrive about 10 mins early and treat yourself to a hot drink and a slice of home made cake - excellent !

We chanced upon this bakery, which also serves sandwiches, cakes & drinks. We’re newbie locals (2 years in!) & so still discovering what’s available to us. Quite often we’re after a takeaway lunch to take with us walking but have struggled to find something, which is quite simply high quality. We’ve visited twice and would highly recommend the sandwiches and cakes - so very good. The bread pudding was delicious but had to restrict myself to half the cake for my hips sake!! The coffee was fine but no different from quite a few other places aside from the Faun & Abbey Rd cafes. We’ve looked into the Parson bakery background and found they are a long-standing, well-established Bristol based bakery, which turns out my Bristolian husband remembers well! They really do need to ‘sing out’ about their heritage. Also, the staff are really lovely and efficient. To top it off, the prices are really great - 4.50p for a sandwich, cake & drink…..