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

We looked at the 'new February menu' online and there was also an offer of 2 courses for £15, so thought we'd give it a go. Rang to see if they had a table and booked for Saturday 2pm, we were given a menu that had about 3 starters and 3 mains (no offer). So ordered off the sparse menu. The 2 mains, that were described as thick cut ham and 2 eggs, had 2 thin slices of ham and l egg. I questioned this and was told no it only comes with one egg. (Asked when I paid and was shown the menu/piece of paper it was 2 eggs , she apologised) We had pie which said it came with green beans but actually came with a shared bowl of raw cabbage leek and peas, there was a small amount of chips and lukewarm gravy. £17 each ! Cheapest bottle of wine was £22. The place was quite cold too. Maybe we picked the wrong time of day! I’d have thought 2pm Saturday would be pretty popular but the place was empty, I can see why. They need to change their menu on the social media sites as it’s very misleading . Won’t be returning , had cheese and biscuits when we got home as everyone was still peckish,shame really as it’s really convenient and we used it a lot in the summer months.

Great service, great food! I went to the Bay this morning with my 2 children. I had an omelette, it was so tasty and huge! My son had beans on toast, he ate the lot. We had a latte and hot chocolate, the hot chocolate suppose went down a treat. The service was really good, the women were really friendly and very welcoming. We will definitely been returning soon as there are so many options on the menu, I can’t wait to try the breakfast bowl!

My wife and I booked a two night stay at the Bulls Head in Inkberrow. The landlord and his staff were all really friendly and eager to please. Our room was comfortable and suitable for our requirements. The meals were exellent and the pies, oh! the pies, full of chunky steak wrapped in lovely shortcrust pastry mmm! All of the food we had was lovely, the beer was really good wine was good - see you again! thanks.

Very quiet... no one else there but a lovely venue

Great for Sunday lunch. Spoke before getting there, and then explained to waitress what I wanted. It was cooked perfectly, and fitted my diet plan perfectly.

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

Drove here for Sunday lunch today. The place is a bit out in the sticks and near a local golf club so you need a good local knowledge or a decent sat nav to find it. We booked in advance and the place was packed out while we were there. We sat by the window and the only difficulty with this was that when the food came over there was hardly any space on the table to put everything. We had the beef dinner and opted for the meat to be pink rather than well done. My wife had a Pepsi followed by a salted caramel milk shake while I had two cups of coffee. When the food came over we were presented with two empty plates before the meal was presented. The Yorkshire puddings were large and all cooked, there was parsnip and carrots, we ordered some cauliflower cheese and pigs in blankets (as additional extras), a plate of Roast Potatoes, some home made mint sauce, some spring cabbage but no boiled potatoes. The gravy was made with red wine and was a little thin, but who's complaining. My wife thought it was excellent. The meat also came separately sliced on a plate with the carrots and parsnips. As there was so much food and we took some time to get through it all, some of the heat went out of it in the end. Taking a bit of everything from the dishes filled our plates to the rafters. We ended up here for over 90 minutes in total. When we got the bill it was £60, including the drinks where I had two Coffee's and my wife had the Pepsi and the milkshake with Whipped Cream on top, which included a £6.00 optional service charge. Overall, the food was magnificent and we would definitely recommend this place to anyone if they have transport. Where we were visiting, three families with young children were also present so high chairs are also available for those who need them. Excellent value for money and if the children get bored while waiting there is always a Reindeer in the back for them to visit. The only downside is that the toilets are outside and with only one cubicle for each sex, if you're not careful you might get caught up in the rain while you're waiting outside.

You are so missing a trick here!! This should be a thriving busy cafe. You don’t have enough staff to service the tables and they need training, just simple training in efficiency and customer care. It shouldn’t take 8 mins to order three hot drinks and two snacks. The person at the till kept repeating the order and looking at the tray then they ordered a vegan toastie in error and had to change it. We then waited 25 minutes for the toastie and it had virtually no cheese and four slivers of tomato, see pics below. The courtyard still has wasps pestering clients. You need to site a wasp feeder away from the courtyard maybe near the kitchen garden- wasps are very smart they will find it and keep away from your visitors. Improve service, increase the through put of visitors and make more money! It’s not hard.

Went for Christmas lunch with the family. There were 13 of us. Service was incredibly slow. 2 and a half hours for a two course meal, the restaurant wasn't even busy. Absolutely no effort made to make it Christmassy. Food was also at best average with some dishes being very poor. One of us ordered Fish and Chips, a hard dish to get wrong and it just wasn't nice.

Visited here yesterday for the first TIME, and unfortunately, I was not overly impressed with the carvery. While I appreciate that the veg should be hard, if cooked correctly so either cook it this way or cook it soft. Much of the veg was half and half, and my daughter burnt her mouth on a hot spot in the potatoes. It was real shame as the service was very good

Well after a wonderful visit to Hanbury Hall to view the lovely Christmas inspired rooms, we decided to have lunch at the Jinny Ring Centre. What a disappointing decision that was. The food is very overpriced, and the two quiche /salad lunches and a wrap were all tasteless -they could have been any filling really, and even the coleslaw lacked any flavour. Coffee was dispensed from a machine..really?!?! After seeing two poor examples of Irish coffees served to an adjacent table,( the waitress did offer to change them) it just confirmed to us that there would be no reason for us to ever visit this establishment again. A shame really as it’s in a great position.

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

What a disaster had lunch here years ago and brilliant how things have changed now and not for the better I chose prawn baggette and side order of gourmet chips what turned up was a spongy excuse for bread and extremely watered down rose marie sauce with the tiniest prawns ever seen and the chips were reconstituted powder that stuck to the roof of the mouth absolute rubbish My wife opted for the mushroom risotto which turned up as a plate of green rice with uncooked lumps for texture and a bad case of find the mushroom and no taste or flavour whatsoever My pot of tea contained one teabag which was probably the cheapest bought with no strength at all Although we will be back for shopping or garden centre we will definitely not be returning here again I'd rather bring a flask and sandwiches