The best restaurants in Worcester West Midlands

We went mid week before 6pm and by time we finished our dinner, place was nearly full! Friendly service, nice atmosphere. Dips were delicious, cocktails were tangy. Baba ganoush was delicious and garlicky. Shish meat was tender and full of flavour. We will definitely return!

Authentic Greek Taverna ambiance. Our waitress Giselle was very friendly and helpful. Food was perfect, especially the Sea Bream which the chef filleted for us at our table. Bottle of Greek Rose wine went well with our meal. Portion size was very generous - we did not have room for dessert!! Would recommend booking as it is understandably very busy. Will definitely return.

This spot was a highlight of my time in Worcester. Excellant and accomadation staff who produced delicious food. In particular I loved how many gf options they offered and how nice they were. Truly a gem of a spot

Nice restaurant in a lovely old building. Fantastic choice, even for the vegetarian which was unusual. We opted for a cold meze and hot meze to share with a salad. The service was fast, friendly and the food was very tasty. Good selection of draft beers as well as wine, which is quite unusual in a Turkish restaurant.

Found this place for breakfast. Good selection of mediterranean style breakfasts prepared fresh to order by friendly staff. We really enjoyed ours. The takeaway savoury pastries in the cabinet looked tempting too.

The pizza here is outstanding - as good as I have ever had! Vinnie is a lovely guy and the service is fantastic. The prices are very reasonable given how good the pizzas are. It is upstairs in a pub that is also great. Overall, I really can’t recommend this place highly enough. It is my favourite place to eat in Worcester!

A Belgian beer cafe in Worcester ! Not cheap but, at the moment, their Rodenbach Alexander on draft was great. Not to mention their super bacon baguette !

Honestly outstanding. I’m not a vegan far from, neither my friend who I dined with. The food was outstanding, they smashed the balance of the sweet, sour and salt. The menu is well balanced and not pretentiously vegan, but yet ethically on point. It was refreshing to feel the chefs passion in the food with the flavours and presentation. The service from walking in was warm and welcoming. We were a little early but made to feel like it wasn’t a problem at all. Can’t wait to come back!

Popped in for lunch. Very clean and friendly. Had a tuna and cheese sandwich, it was delicious and the brown bread tasted fresh and homemade, or as good as ! Good value too. Highly recommend a visit if you're passing.

Absolutely amazing establishment, a core player in the Worcester music scene; one I hadn't visited for a while until recently. I was served by an absolutely amazing young woman (I did not get her name, but she had very red hair!), who made sure my friends and I were looked after despite the bar being very busy. I did not order any food on my visit, but the food brought to the tables around me looked and smelled amazing. I will say that my one negative comment is that the facilities are looking slightly worn, the place could definitely do with at least a lick of paint to liven it up a little more - that, and it seemed a tad understaffed for how busy the night was! I will definitely be returning :)

Simple, tasty and healthy sushi. I tried a burrito which was delicious. A very relaxed and pleasant environment in which the service was friendly and efficient.

Tried this place on the off-chance, not knowing anything about it. After all, one pizza's much the same as another, isn't it? "A Margherita, please." Sat down in an atmospheric narrow cavern with a corrugated ceiling, set in a railway arch. Room for little more than one line of tables. I was the only customer. Three staff on--two youngsters and a lady owner. I felt a bit awkward. Bit of a wait. Good sign, though. And, oh my gawld, what a pizza it turned out to be! For a start, it was square. (So, no, all pizzas aren't the same.) The base was very thick and almost chewy in places, especially the corners--but in a good way, like sourdough. The mozzarella was the real thing, with cartoon-like elasticity which made eating this pizza an experience--the opposite of a fast-food pizza. The tomato sauce ran into pools over the surface. They'd cut the pizza into 4 quarters. I only managed 3, it was so filling. And I thought I could eat any amount of pizza put in front of me. No way should a place like that have been empty. One of the best pizzas I've ever had in my life.

We love the food served up by the lovely Jane and her staff. It's a regular Saturday lunchtime treat for us - thought I had actually already left a review as been coming here for a number of years now :) Food is always freshly prepared to order and Jane puts alot of effort into offering interesting and amazing specials each week. It's literally a hidden gem, but quality always draws customers !

Been coming to Julie’s (in both locations) for over twenty years. Best food. Best value. The loveliest staff. Immaculately clean. ❤️

What a gem. Came here for a late lunch as I've been wanting to try the pizza for ages - I was not disappointed! We both thought it was the best pizza we had ever had and will definitely back to try more of the menu. The owner told me the lasagna pizza had been really popular and I can definitely taste why!