The best restaurants in Lovett and North Claines Wychavon West Midlands

It was indeed a beautiful building in a beautiful setting and the food was amazing. But this little hidden gem in Worcester is no more - the restaurant has now closed.

Angela and the hospitality team at Ravenmeadow are wonderful. We recently held a small family wake in the clubhouse and were looked after in a caring and unobtrusive way. The food was lovely and just right for an early afternoon winter gathering, and the surroundings were warm and cheerful. Everything was made easy for us at a sad and busy time, with no effort on our part, which is just what we needed as a family. The clubhouse itself has had a complete revamp recently and is a great place for meeting friends for a drink, a snack or a meal. Thank you so much to all the team, you are a fabulous asset to Worcester. ❤️

Used to enjoy coming here. Not sure when it changed, but my experience today was poor. Ordered winter vegetable soup and bread and butter. A ‘glass’ of water. The wait was acceptable. Although the cafe had few visitors I had to collect my own soup when the staff member said it was ready. The water came in a paper cup. The soup was green and had a bit of a bitter taste like leftover sprouts. It was served in a cardboard tub. It was nicely hot. The slice of granary bread was fresh and the small packet of butter Netherend Farm straight from the fridge hard. The cutlery was wooden or bamboo. The plate paper. The spoon was almost flat and so not suitable for eating soup with. I used the cardboard tub as a cup and drank some soup, but it wasn’t good and I couldn’t finish it. There is a note on the table that you should clear your own utensils. I took them to the table where my leftover soup had to be poured into a small bucket with lid. This mixed with my leftover water. Then I popped the other items into the 2 relevant bins. I understand that it’s trying be ’eco friendly’ and business is hard, but it wasn’t for me at all. If I go out for lunch it needs to be a good experience. Sadly this wasn’t and I wouldn’t return.

Fantastic food and service..what a lovely place

Went out for a ' treat ' before I returned to Frankfurt/Main. My sister & niece highly recommended the restaurant , of course a table was reserved because it's booked up! The interior design is very modern/trendy/warm and no hint of it being an Indian/Asian restaurant. There were plenty of staff ‘ buzzing ‘ around the dinning rooms, taking orders and later serving the dishes from a trolley straight out of the kitchen. The staff were polite/friendly/witty with a nice sense of humour. Chuckney Tray & Pappadoms as a light starter for the three of us. Main course , we ordered one Jalfrazi ( lamb ) with fried rice, one Chicken Tikka Masala with plain rice and one Tandoori Chicken also with rice with various Naan breads for three. All three dishes were delicious not over seasoned or too ' hot '. Drink orders were quick no long waiting times for anything. The place was almost packed out when we arrived at ca. 7.30pm so make sure you book a table in advance. Parking can be tricky because there isn’t enough space when the restaurant is fully booked.

Walked in today,only to be greeted by staff saying horrible remarks about customers not quietly may I add, then I brought turkey and ham pie. Or should I say a mortens mouldy pie it’s a good thing I spotted it when I did or I reckon I’d be pretty ill right now. Needless to say won’t be visiting again and highly advised those who do to be careful.

This is a lovely little cafe, in gorgeous surroundings. And it’s dog friendly. Food is good, and well priced. But I really cannot cope with wooden cutlery and paper cups etc. I hate the feel of the wooden cutlery and no matter how compostable paper cups are they’ve have a carbon footprint.

Went for fixed price 4 course valentine meal. Simply excellent. Superb cooking, great menus, excellent service. This place takes some beating. Generous portions, everything fresh and wholesome. Smashing beer, price points for the overall package is bang on. Keep it up Love Guinness and Latte. ( Ken&Fi)

Excellent food. Friendly staff. Highly recommend it.

The food here is consistently good, the service is friendly and the atmosphere relaxing. (It also has a quality children’s menu, which our Grandson greatly appreciates!) We have become regulars here as it is easy to nip here from the North side of Worcester, and we know we are always assured of a decent meal !

We went to the toddler session for the first time on 14th February and it was a very pleasant surprise. We've been to a fair few toddler groups now (18 months old) and they are a mixed bag but the session at Churchfields was really lovely. A nice, airy and bright room, plenty of space for buggies and toddler paraphernalia and a nice welcome from the staff. The tuff trays were interesting and fun (and nice to not have to do the tidy up at home!) And my little girl had lots of fun in the soft play section. There was a colouring area and I noticed the staff were on it ensuring there were always fresh colouring sheets on the table. There was also a nice selection of books and the changeover from tuff trays to bubbles and music was seamless. My little one was enjoying her lunch before realising the music had started and then she wanted out if her highchair straight away! The cafe selection was nice too. Definitely planning on retuning!

Had a great meal at lunch time today , will with certainty return 👍👍

Went into the tea rooms and it was lovely cosy and friendly prices much like everywhere else. Overall lovely, would recommend the tea rooms if you're out and about

Lovely meal here again. Food and service is excellent.

Go here quite a lot, celebrated birthdays and anniversaries here, prices are very good, food is fantastic and the staff are very helpful and friendly, would highly recommend.