The best restaurants serving British food in Ross-on-Wye West Herefordshire, County of West Midlands

Such a comfortable, welcoming place to stay for the night. Breakfast was really delicious, the white table cover and beautiful cloth napkins were a lovely touch!

My family and I had the £4.50 meal deal baguette, cake and drink. The baguettes were massive and fresh. My only criticism is there was way too much nayo in the chicken baguette but delicious none the less. Good selection of cakes and drinks. Great value for money

I arranged a lunch here for my walking group of 40. The meals were excellent and served by friendly staff. It was a most enjoyable occasion.

Absolute gem of a place. Staying at a hotel up the road, I decided to venture into Ross to watch the football. Tv's wherever you turn and drinks at a very reasonable price! Then I met the locals. An absolute warm welcome for this northern stranger. I couldn't recommend this place enough.

Had a fantastic stay at the Royal. The staff the food was amazing. The room was clean with fantastic views. Highly recommend.

What a lovely little cafe, very friendly staff, delicious cakes and coffee, great service. Will definitely visit again if ever we’re in the area. X

Sadly not the same since the last head chef left to open The Mill Pond. Sunday lunch at the restaurant today was half empty. Beef is not as tender as before and the gravy had dropped in quality. The extra dish of vegetables had been microwaved. Yorkshire pudding was half the size it used to be meaning just providing one comes across as slightly mean. Service was good, but £20 a head for a roast beef each is extortionate for Ross - I'd pay that in London! And a few months ago in Exeter I had roast beef in a pub for £14. So whoever pulls this pricing out of thin air is embarassing themselves. As its now average, we won't be back at these prices.

When booking we thought we would have a lovely meal and high quality cocktails.. well what a disappointment. We were told at the start that they needed the table back before 8pm which was fine as we arrived around 6/6:30 which is plenty of time for cocktails and some food however, it took about 20 minutes to get our first round of cocktails which came one by one and by the time our food order was taken it was 7 o’clock. It then took 30 minutes to bring another round of drinks and our starters which were nice. At 7:45 we had empty starter plates on the table and knowing that we needed to be out before 8 it was going to be a push. We asked for another round of drinks and was told ‘no’ because the table was needed! This was BEFORE our mains had even arrived! Eventually the mains and next drinks arrived and the food was okay. The steaks were cooked well but had chewy bits through them which isn’t the chefs fault, the chip bowls contained about 6 fries in each in which we returned and received some more. Lastly, we finally had ordered 2 last drinks and one was a margarita.. well it contained no tequila.. which is a main part (especially when the recipient is a bartender himself 😂). We will not be returning

Had our last breakfast here on the last day before they closed for good. Food amazing as usual. Very sad day. This restaurant has been a landmark for 50 years & yet no one still knows what the future holds for this building. There is nothing like it round here & nowhere for Premier Inn guest to eat. So short sighted of Whitbread to close such a busy iconic business. The staff are devastated. BIG MISTAKE WHITBREAD!! THIS WAS NOT AN UNDER PERFORMING SITE!! Gutted