The best restaurants in Wyre Forest West Midlands

Bland food never again not worth the money

Staff was excellent great service and food was excellent great value land lord and land lady was chatting with us made us welcome had food and breakfast there will be returning in November Kevin and Debbie Wheadon

We've visited a few times now and never had a bad experience. The whole team are lovely, great range of meals and drinks available. We will be back again soon

Lovely friendly pub, fabulous Sunday carvery, hot and plenty of it and great views. Will visit again soon, great lunch.

Slow service, order wrong but what we had was ok

Well what can I say, absolutely amazing, the sourdough bread and the cakes were the best I’ve eaten for a very long time

!!BEWARE!! They like to charge you different prices for delivery/online orders then they do collection. This has happened to me on more than one occasion now, they are clearly just out to rob you. When I questioned this practice they weren't interested and seemed to think it is perfectly acceptable to do this. To put it into perspective, and order that according to their website should have cost around £24 cost £31. A couple of quid fair enough but £7 is taking the piss! AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!

I was in Blackpool recently for the weekend and the lager in most pubs we went in was well under £3 a pint. I do not expect to pay premium prices in a brewery owned pub, especially when pubs such as Wetherspoons can undercut them by a considerable amount and other non brewery owned pubs as well. The Wetherspoons pub in Stourbridge is full most days, which reflects the reasonable pricing for food and beer. The food prices in Marston's pubs are also on the high side, but the food was mostly quite good and the service was good. If pubs are to survive they need to be competitive with regards to pricing and not charge through the nose....£3.10 for half a coke is very expensive in my view and the beer is too expensive...well over £5 per pint for Guinness is crazy. It's a nice enough pub, but well overpriced.

The service was exceptional. The food was standard chain pub grub. They had no real ale. No beer and bad beer are an unforgivable sin for any pub.

Visited for beer festival, need high turnover on real ale which is what you get at wetherspoons, really nice beer and bargain prices. Chicken wings weren’t bad either!

Absolutely fantastic relaxed pub. They catered for our sons Baptism and we all had a lovely time. Everyone was super helpful and friendly and the kids loved the play area and the goats! The food was amazing! Highly recommend!

Sunday lunch August fantastic. Large roast parsnip, 2 slices beef and plenty of roast and boiled pots. In Sept no parsnips and 1 slice beef. Getting smaller each time. Was worth it, now I think we will find somewhere else. Food good but not getting what is advertised.

It was good to get some coffee like we order at home. We stopped here while touring the center of town and took our to-go cups with us. Good coffee.

After a ride on the SVR we got off at Arley to visit the arboretum. It was a lovely afternoon so we decided to get a sandwich and a drink before returning to Bridgnorth on the train. There isn’t a great deal of choice of sandwiches, but what they had was lovely and fresh with lots of filling (ham and cheese) with salad and crisps on the side. Together with a mug of tea it was perfect for a sunny afternoon by the river.

Been a few years since i last went in M&S Kidderminster. Whilst on visit decided to have a coffee. Some nice cakes on display so elected to try carrot cake. Coffee good and cake excellent. Staff friendly and helpful.