The best restaurants serving British food in Alvechurch Bromsgrove West Midlands

Great cafe visited here recently, best breakfast within miles, cooked perfectly, plentiful, hot, served by very friendly and courteous staff. Coffee was also very good will be back soon highly recommended.

They always welcome us and the food is always good. Staff are polite and nothing is too much trouble for them.

First time here for my friends birthday and what a lovely pub it is. Staff were so friendly and the atmosphere was brilliant. The singer that was on was also 1st class act. I will be returning soon.

I booked this for one of my Directors and this was the feedback: "cold, scruffy, poor food, soulless and I waited 40 mins for breakfast, cold hard poached eggs. other than that, fab :). On a positive, big bed and clean enough". Improvements needed!

After a long journey to Alvechurch Marina we were pleasantly surprised to find a pub on the doorstep before setting off on a weeks cruise on The Birmingham & Worcester Canal. We were more than disappointed to find no food available on a Saturday evening and to compound our woes a canal side pub that doesn’t allow dogs, What is that all about? Anyway we ventured into the village and found a lovely meal, superb beer, hospitality and a welcome for the hound. As for The Weighbridge NO.

Limited menu, slightly expensive. Food is very good quality, large portions. Lovely view over the 18th hole

Stopped for a nice lunch, great service and very dog friendly

We arrived around 7.45 I had a bacon roll the bread was stale bacon as hard as a rock my partner had sausage egg and blackpudding again bread was stale egg just about cooked. I will not be visiting again food wasn't even hot

As we don't live in the area, this is only our second visit here (first was several years ago) on a Sunday afternoon after visiting friends. We telephoned booked in advance, as Sundays lunchtimes can be busy! No need! Restaurant not busy at all - on a Sunday lunchtime!! Staff we greeted us were great - friendly and helpful. Sunday roast pork dinner - was okay, but not great. Coid plates (who puts hot food on to cold plates?). We payed extra for the cauliflower cheese - how youy make this without cheese is beyond me! Had 'thin' tecture of being a packet mix! Presentation was okay, but food (and gravy) lacked any depth of flavour. Good selection of beer. Pub was very cold - not the warm. cosy, inviting atmosphere you want on a cold, windy, raining Sunday.