The best restaurants in Greenhill Wyre Forest West Midlands

Great food , service and atmosphere every time . Worth every penny. Also the best margarita ever !!

What an INCREDIBLE experience the Anatolia Special Kebab Box was tonight it came packed with steaming hot meat and fresh salad and was THOROUGHLY enjoyed honestly 11/10 the Driver was really friendly as well and it came within 35mins 5stars thanks.

What a great place. Very small menu but the food is EXCELLENT!! Give it try. You won't be disappointed.

First reaction was to how dirty the carriages were. Our table hadn't been wiped over and was dirty from the previous passengers. The flooring erea was also covered in bits of food and rubbish. I couldn't put my jacket above my seat because the shelf was covered in dust. The train ride itself was nice and the stations are lovely. The steam engines are certainly impressive. The food was hit and miss for me. Very nice rice and spring roll but my chicken skewer was overdone and very hard and dry. Overall was it worth £120 for 2 people i have to say no.

Good atmosphere... great for Pool & Darts. Many TV screens.

Great coffee shop- staff are so friendly, great choice of hot and cold drinks and very welcoming atmosphere. Will be returning!! :)

Used to be the best in Wyre Forest District, but not any more! Fish dry, batter soggy. What a shame, no longer worth driving in from Bewdley!

Good pub with a decent range of drinks. For real ale drinkers there is Bathams Best and a usually something from Wye Valley - typically HPA. Plenty of lager and Modri. Also a pool table. Good for watching football, with several TV screens, and for a pre or post match drink. It's under the main stand of Harriers FC and is the only pub I know which has a door with a sign "players and coaching staff only".

This makes a pleasant change for the sterile chain coffee shops. It’s a mixture of tearoom, haberdashery shop and vintage items. They are licensed so you can have a wine, gin or beer with your light bites or cake. There are a few gluten free options too. They’re is a little “ante” room with sofa and toys, crayons for those with little children.

Have been popping into Lucy’s for the past 18 months and love it. A very independent place that’s a world away from corporate blandness. Not had everything off the menu but the food we’ve had has always been enjoyable to eat. The owner and staff are great and friendly. Went into Lucy’s recently to escape the “chaos” that seems to be descending and wasn’t disappointed. When the current restrictions on cafes etc are lifted, this will be the first place we visit.

When we first visited last year (mid 2019) we asked how dog friendly they were - the owner was very helpful, and the response was that we could take our well behaved dog inside to eat, and she - Holly the Collie - also received a sausage. Because of this, and the fact that the freshly cooked food was about the best ever, we returned several times during our time in Kidderminster (working on the SVR), where we - and Holly - were greeted like old friends Then, due to Covid, we didn't return for several months, but when we did it was like it was a totally different place. Clerly under new ownership, only one of the original staff remained; the dog was not allowed inside (so the tables remained empty throughout our stay); the food was pre-cooked so was, at best, warm - and soon became cold due to being outside; the doggie sausage was no longer offered; the quality of the fish was about the same but the chips had gone from 10/10 down to 3/10 - in fact I left half of mine; the range of sugar & caffeine free drinks had disappeared; and the previous warm welcome was now colder than the food. I was previously going to mention Comberton Plaice in an article I have draft written for a dog friendly magazine (postponed due to Covid), where my aim was to promote dog friendliness both on and off the Severn Valley Railway, but I think the chances of this chippie being included is now less than zero. Fair to say that Comberton Plaice ("Friends Comberton Plaice") have seen the last of us.

What can I say, the reviews lie! This place is probably I am sorry to say worst ever Indian I’ve ever had. I was shocked to see the ingredients added to some of the dishes! Who have you got in the kitchen an amateur?

Not from the area and saw this place online, so called in for evening meal with family as staying near by. Food was great, portions were huge, lovely decor. We were given beautiful desserts. Shame we don't live locally otherwise I'd definitely be a return customer.

Tina and the gang have been running the cafe for years, the experience shows, the food is fab, generous and reasonably priced. If you are looking for dainty this isn't the place for you, step away. The sandwiches are door stops, the big breakfast and drink for £8.50 is a belly buster, not intended for the average eater - CHALLENGE ACCEPTED !!! Lol Jo

Visited without booking ,ordered and seated very quickly. The food arrived very nicely presented and was very tasty.We ordered extra tea and this also arrived very quickly.Well priced and the young lady doing the serving was very pleasant.Will be back again soon as the menu has some nice alternatives to standard full English.