The best restaurants serving British food in West Midlands

Great host Local welcoming local pub Allows dogs Lovely bar Highly recommended Authentic feel Will be back

We visit Bridgnorth two or three times a year and we always make sure we stop here for the fabulous breakfasts .. and also the cobs! We absolutely love the new addition of the seating area overlooking the river, we wanted to sit there all day. Can’t wait to come back. Thanks Ridley’s!

Absolutely awful! I came for a few beers and a steak! The manager served me while obviously on FaceTime! I ordered a streak medium-rare, it came well done, I was told by the chef (while in her coat) that I ordered wrong and there was nothing she could do about it! Incredibly disappointed and annoyed at the level of service and also the response to an incorrect order!

After visiting Witley court we sat in the attractive conservatory here and had a cream tea. It was very good, reasonably priced and brightened up a rainy day.

This lady is rude with no customer service skills. She got my order completely wrong, ruining the surprise I had planned for a partners birthday. I messaged her asking what happened with the order and she didn’t reply for days. I messaged her again telling her I’d leave a bad review if she didn’t respond with a reason why the order was wrong, and why she has continued to blank me when asked about the order. She then called me being very rude down the phone saying all the things that were right with the order, but saying nothing about getting anything wrong. She just took my money and ran with it! giving me something I didn’t ask for. No offer of a remake, or a refund or even some of the money sent back. Unbelievable. Go elsewhere for your cakes, avoid this woman.

Lovely building & pleasant rooms. Dinner -I thought the food was overpriced for the quality.Fillet steak a bit chewy. Mackerel pate starter was a dessert spoon of pate with a piece of undercooked mackerel. Dessert again disappointing. Tiny slice of pineapple with tasteless ice cream & some coconut.shavings & walnuts. I could easy produce similar at home. Service was good & coffee &petit fours were nice. Overall - bit pretentious & overpriced meal.

Beautiful roast beef - served on a bed of mash - perfect roast potatoes, yorkshire pudding and delicious vegetables all served promptly and with a smile

Really lovely pub. Beautifully decorated and very friendly staff. The food was really good and the menu was interesting, a lot more than “standard pub food”.

Searched for pubs in the area to eat at whilst away for a night in Clive and we found this absolute gem of a pub. Although it was busy they found us a seat in the window. Cozy, welcoming and the most delicious food. The lady who took our order was so lovely as were the other members of staff who served us. I had steak and ale pie, my husband had steak, both were mouth wateringly good. If we ever visit the area again, we will be sampling more of the menu. Thank you for an enjoyable evening meal

Not the easiest place to find but well worth the effort. A proper pub, good local ales, excellent food at very reasonable prices and all in all convivial atmosphere , in a nutshell everything that a good pub should be. We look forward to returning soon.

Usually lovely fish but tonight awful 😖 old batter chewy fish.

A great pub for a lunch after walking up Bredon Hill and far better than expected. Very much pub style food but of a very good quality. The young staff were efficient and friendly. We sat outside but inside was busy. They deserve to be popular. Well worth booking.

Absolutely lovely little pub. Stopped in for a drink and snack on the way back from conglton. First time I’ve been in for years. We only had chips a pint and some ice cream for my daughter but we will definitely be coming back, there’s a nice selection of books and games. Lovely seating area. the food other people were having made me hungry and we had eaten already it looked fantastic. See you again soon

Visited for the first time today, but was disappointed. The food itself was very nice, homemade cake and good value for an afternoon tea. However, the decor was shabby, customer service wasn’t great, we were served a pot of tea and milk and had to wait a good 10 minutes for tea cups, which we eventually had to ask for. Additionally, while we understand that dogs are allowed into coffee shops and tea rooms, we felt that the proximity of the tables were too close to allow for this when food is being served. We were seated next to a bigger party who had a dog, who did not settles, shook himself right next to the food, and proceeded to watch my mum while she ate. While this is not the tea room’s fault, we felt they could have been seated somewhere else or that seats could have been spaced better to allow for this. But it was very off putting. Overall a disappointing visit and we won’t be returning.

Poor service. Staff chatting in the kitchen whilst we waited to be served. Mediocre coffee yet the most expensive in Malvern!