The best restaurants in Inkberrow Wychavon West Midlands

On our way back from the cotswolds we decided to stop for breakfast here and we were not disappointed, friendly staff who cooked the best breakfast I have ever had ( the sausages are amazing!) Would recommend you try this place x

Went for breakast with partner, had 2 English breakfasts, food was superb, and the service was excellent. Staff very friendly and welcoming. Menu looks great. Will definitely return.

Lovely dinner, fresh salad, sitting in the evening sun Great service and good value - great beer A historic old inn with bags of character, the Bulls Head makes a great centre for seeing this part of England

Every time we eat here the food, staff and service are amazing. Both vegan and meat eaters in our family and we all have really lovely meals. Easy to park too. Thank you for making our meals out a special treat!!

Went for Sunday dinner. Very few tables occupied which probably should have been an indication of things to come. Despite the restaurant being nearly empty we were seated right next to a large rowdy party (nothing wrong with that, but we could have been seated further away and been able to hear our own conversation). The food was just ok. The plates weren’t hot and 2 meals were only just luke warm. Not much gravy and the roast potatoes were soft. Same with the puddings: the apple pie wasn’t hot and the custard was a bit runny. It was expensive for a very mediocre meal. Would love to support local businesses, but sadly they haven’t won us over as return customers.

Dropped in without booking, table found quickly. The main meal was delicious followed by an amazing Lemon Meringue Sundae. Enjoyed our drink in the garden afterwards as the sun was out for a change.

We went for lunch on my birthday, booked over a week beforehand. We arrived into a very traditional country pub. Stone floors and hops hanging from oak beams. Warm and attractive. We confirmed our booking with the barman. He pointed at a table in a raised area and said 'you're there '. It was a small table in an area that looked like a store room. A lot of unlaid tables, dirty carpet with trodden in food, no-one else there, overlooking the noisy main road. Nibbles of cheese topped garlic bread was OK. My husband had ordered fish & chips and I ordered slow cooked rib of beef. When it arrived the fish was small, served on a huge portion of deep fried frozen chips. Very greasy and unpleasant. My rib of beef, according to the menu was to be served with red wine jus and kale. The beef had clearly been cooked quite a lot earlier and stored, then to be reheated for service. It should have been fall apart tender, but I could have bounced it off the wall. No kale in sight. Instead undercooked broccoli, parsnips that hadn't been cored, so were inedible and no jus, just boring powdered gravy. Nobody asked if we were happy with the food at any time. Just awful. I vote with my feet... we won't return

Absolutely fabulous place cafe lovely and food fresh a bit pricey but very lovely the house is brilliant as well lots of interesting people and a beautiful things on show toilets 🚻 inside the place car parking free for national trust members the horse 🐎 stables are beautiful as well lovely place keep up the good work 👏 🙌

Excellent service, great quality food. Staff vigilant, courteous and brought drinks very quickly. Food took a while but no problem as was fresh and so tasty with good presentation on arrival. Couldn’t ask for more. Menu is a little different with twists so an adventure to try things. I had chorizo and butter bean cassoulet with harissa prawns. It was super delicious !! and the coffee hot and nice blend. Have previously come for breakfast and chose the rosti with spinach, again a fine feed, thoroughly enjoyable. Highly recommend this place but do book as very very busy!

Very poor experience unfortunately. Had booked for party of 6 for Mothers Day meal. We had also emailed our menu choices in as per their request. When we got there they said they did not have our email. The starters were really nice. Then a long wait for the main courses. Terrible meals. The roast dinners were not well cooked, not hot and the Yorkshire Puddings were tough and you couldn’t cut the roast potatoes they were so over cooked. I don’t think that this was fresh food, looked frozen. We also had no vegetables delivered with our mains. Complained to the Manager who was fairly receptive. He said it had been very busy but there were hardly any tables full. We have been here a lot over the years and had great food but looking over the other reviews it seems to have really gone off. We didn’t stay for dessert. We got some discount on the bill which was appreciated . The waitresses were lovely and apologetic and it wasn’t their fault. The Vernon really needs to up their game, start cooking fresh food, better chef and better organisation. It’s a beautiful place in a lovely setting but something has gone wrong here.

Stopped here on a coach tour mystery trip had the carvery very nice fresh and well presented . Girl behind the bar / waitress worked her socks off for regulars and a coach load of people

Superb. Good beer, lovely homemade food in an amazing old village pub. Can’t fault it. Great selection for children. Log fire!

10 of us went for my moms birthday. The 3 young ladies were very friendly and extremely helpful. The chef accommodated for my daughter’s needs with her meal which was great and we couldn’t fault the food. However the lady in charge who took my booking I felt was very sharp and a bit rude especially over payment and it not being table service which I already know and in front of all my guests. Also I couldn’t see why after paying over £200 including having their puddings and cake we weren’t allowed to have my mom’s birthday cake that I’d brought with us not even outside of the restaurant on one of the benches. She followed us outside watching closely to make sure we didn’t ready to have a go at us if we did. This lady spoilt it for us so we won’t ever have a gathering like this again there nor would we recommend it which is a shame as the food was good m, the rest of the staff lovely and the grounds are beautiful.

Wanted Sausage Roll and Tuna sandwich and told to order and pay at till. There was 1 woman serving a gentleman already so stood to the side of him to wait. Then another woman joined queue to my left, then another. Before the gentleman was finished a second member of staff went to the other till (directly in front of 2 women to my left) and said 'next'. I pointed out that I was next and she motioned for me to move in front of her, which I couldn't. She then said (abrubtly) if I didn't want to order/pay then she would serve someone else. If I had been on my own I would have walked out but I was with an 87 year old relative and my mobility isn't great either. The food was appalling!!! Sausage roll was luke warm / cold in middle and grossly overpriced at £6.95. Tuna in sandwich I think had come straight out of tin with no seasoning or mayo and cost £9.95. The place (don't want to call it a restaurant) was very busy and chaotic. I'm surprised that with so many bad reviews for so many years things haven't improved. Needless to say will not return. 😟