The best restaurants in Upton Snodsbury Wychavon West Midlands

Lovely food - fresh vegetable tart with home made pastry and ploughman’s with delicious traditional roast ham. Friendly staff, pleasant beer garden.

Absolutely awful reception. Cold atmosphere. No one behind the bar. Shown to our table that wasn’t even laid despite booking. Not at all interested in serving us so we walked out. Trying to support local businesses but won’t be going there again. Terrible

The person manning the entrance insisted we wear bands on wrists (plasticised, non-recyclable) which indicated payment of the garden entrance fee which would allow seating in the garden area. Having reserved a table inside, sunny weather tempted us into the garden. No tables were reserved in the garden area. Staff stated they were unable to move an umbrella to provide shade over a table large enough to accommodate the 5 of us. This request was made by 2 very elderly members of the group. We moved to the reserved table inside the tearoom which allowed dogs at tables. Our expectation of a healthy lunch with salads gathered from the wonderful kitchen garden was dashed. Salad leaves came from plastic bags, quiches were supermarket produced and almost nothing locally sourced. Mediocre, bought-in food assembled on site. When asking for water at the table, a glass urn was pointed out to us. “Glasses” were the single use plastic type. 2 of the party, sitting at opposite ends of the table, ordered the same type of tea. One pot between the 2 was provided. When the meals arrived, the waitress stood at the end of the table, announced the contents of the plates and expected to pass them to the person seated next to her for distribution down the table. A second waitress attempted a similar act with the cutlery (wrapped in a serviette) but then did walk around the table and put it in the appropriate place. The attitude of the supervisory staff was high handed. The younger members, although pleasant, were clearly untrained. Although something of a fuss was made about the displaying of the entrance wrist bands if the garden area of the tearoom was to be used, (can only be clearly displayed on a handbag strap or wrist), several customers not displaying bands were seated in the lovely sunny garden. The gardens were simply beautiful.

Delightful place. Good service, good food, reasonable prices. Excellent Sunday lunch of the usual menu or an excellent sunday roast. We took small roasts, which were very generous and plenty for us oldies (70+). Having just moved into the village, we feel very fortunate to have this place and The Oak (in the same building) as our local and look forward to many future visits. The only bad point is that quite often there are smokers or vapers just outside the front (and only) door. It really is unpleasant to have to go through their clouds of fumes when entering or leaving. Come on, management, couldn't you banish them to the car park? Note added Oct 24: continues to be a delightful place for a drink or a meal ... except for the very unpleasant experience of walking through clouds of tobacco smoke or vape by the only entrance/exit.

Excellent carvery and great puds, especially as only £10 for 2 courses in the day weekdays

Had the Full Toast for brunch, which was delicious and well cooked. Although the black pudding wasn't the typical type and had a grainy texture that I suspect may have been quinoa. It was less meaty, crumbly and bready than usual and more grainy and crunchy. Otherwise fab though, great atmosphere and good service 👍

Live locally and have not been in for a while not sure why as they keep a cracking pint of HPA - always a really good pint. Went to celebrate son finishing school and had a truly superb lunch. Prawns tempura, scotch egg and halloumi bites to start and all were truly outstanding and great to share between us. Each of us had a really tasty main course, two had burgers and one the Thai green curry with chicken. All of the food we have was really quite excellent and we will be going back. Service was excellent and very friednly too.

Firstly, don’t pay any attention to the poor reviews - these are from before the place came under new management. Now - on to the place. Great front of house staff who looked after us well and were happy to chat with us. Superb food - the starter I had of Korean chicken wings was, if anything, too large - but the taste was amazing. The main of mussels in cider sauce was sublime. Unfortunately, these two courses left no room for a pudding - a pity, as Eton mess profiteroles sounding very tempting. I’d highly recommend The Jockey for a well prepared and presented meal.

We did enjoy our stay here great rooms there were a couple of things I would suggest hand sanitizer of some sort in the bathroom and was a bit noisy with doors closing by themselves in the middle of the night making ours bang and boiler going off but an excellent stay apart from that. We where surprised at the bar closing early and shutting really early on the weekend but went elsewhere for food and drinks which was a shame as their facilities there are lovely especially the outside would definitely stay there again

We stopped for one night Bed and Breakfast after attending a Wedding locally this weekend, lovely comfortable room,hosts very welcoming and a lovely Breakfast brought to us by a lovely Lady. We would have no second thoughts about staying again.

We hadn't used this place for a while. As moved away. Met family there for a birthday. Absolutely lovely meal & great staff. Thanks

Had a beautiful roast lunch at the Red Hart today. Delicious tender roast beef for me, and lovely roast lamb for my husband, served by friendly nice staff. Can't wait to visit again