The best restaurants serving British food in Three Elms Herefordshire, County of West Midlands

Best fish and chip shop in Hereford by far. Also friendly owners

Staying locally for a couple of days and went on hosts recommendation. Arrived at 6 on a Wednesday evening to find it very busy but we were found a table quickly. Service was very good. Drinks arrived quickly, food followed which was fresh and tasty. Finished with coffee in the garden. We would definitely go back and thoroughly recommend them.

Excellent Sunday lunch served with a smile. Nick gave us a selection of meats and veg all served up in a very friendly clubhouse restaurant. I've already booked for Mothers Day which just happens to be my wife's birthday

Visitamos aquí recientemente durante una reciente estancia localmente. El servicio aquí fue genial! El personal era muy amable y acogedor. La comida y la bebida era genial! Una experiencia muy agradable! Lo recomiendo!

Great food and great service! Especially from Katy, lovely girl and very friendly and chatty! Would definitely recommend

Went here on a recommendation and was disappointed tbh. I was expecting afternoon tea and loved the idea of a Halloween theme. Plenty of cake, great presentation and friendly staff albeit we were hovered over throughout our visit which was off putting. Car park was so busy it was hard to park and afternoon tea did not include a pot of tea! In summary, over priced and whilst the food was nice, it was basic and we felt like we were being rushed out from the moment we arrived. Sorry to leave a negative review, it’s a lovely setting and could easily be a much better experience.

One of the best warm sausage rolls I have ever had! And I can make excellent sausage rolls. Lovely display of pies and pastries, friendly staff, seating outside. I am a visitor to Hereford and wished I lived closer. Excellent!

I've had a meal here in the past & wasn't impressed. Felt over priced & not great quality or taste. However the cakes weren't bad and a selection of local beers & cider.

Very good service from our waitress and pleasant friendly atmosphere. Despite being told the food would be a 40 minute wait, it arrived promptly- very satisfied!

Well I don't quite know where to start !! Disappointed and angry doesn't really cut it..... My mum had arranged for us to go to the Bay Horse Pub this afternoon for afternoon tea as it's my birthday tomorrow, I've never been so disgusted, we've been to a few different places for afternoon tea at roughly the same price, 15pp so you sort of know what to expect,but this was shocking it was so bad. They brought out our pot of tea and then we had to wait first of all for 20 minutes until they brought out the food. They shouldn't of bothered!!! The silver tray was rubbish,no napkins or dollies etc..underneath the food and a dust/cobweb/dead spider hanging from it. To look at the food in no way was it pleasing on the eye, there was no " ooh this looks nice,there's lots of choice" it didnt make you look forward to eating it, I was gutted when i first saw it. They brought out the tray and we thought it was for one and they were going to bring another,but no,that's meant to be for two !!! It was so sparce.. 3 fingers sandwiches each, shocking, the bread was doughy where you know its been frozen then defrosted, horrible, The salmon sandwich was cheap, totally different colour salmon around the outside of it, hard and crusty, vile, so none of the awful sandwiches were eaten. The middle tier was even worse !! There was a mini quiche, that had been warmed either in micro or some other contraption, but the fact that a mini quiche was cut in half so half each is terrible !!! A soggy, cheap sausage roll that had been heated up, greasy, horrible, again, nothing on this tray was home-made, all shop bought. The top tier where all the goodies go , well I don't quite know what to say about that. I've never seen such poor desserts on an afternoon tea tray before. A shop bought, small scone, hard, full of bicarb, with a shop bought tub of cream and little pot of jam. ( the jam was the only descent thing) and a shocking small piece of shop bought victoria sponge !!! That was it !!! I spoke to the lady owner and aired my concerns about the cost for this and disappointment at it to be told " We've never had complaints before as that's what we always serve " Really !!!! I somehow doubt that. So she then offered us a pub dessert after if we wanted it, free, ummmm..... My mums a diabetic so she had to eat something as she was feeling a bit off, so she nibbled half the sausage roll, ate 1 piece of the naff quiche, and half of the measly slice of victoria sponge, but that was it, I couldn't touch it, I didn't want too, I was so angry. Angry that my mum was expted to pay £30 for that, angry that I had to send her to the car really upset as she thought I'd be upset as it was for my birthday. So once mum had gone I went and had another word with the lady owner, I told her it wasn't acceptable and how bad the food was, along with the presentation of it. To be asked if we still wanted the free desserts !!!!!! Bloody No !!! So mum ended up still having to pay £15 pound as she nibbled them couple if bits, disgraceful. It felt like they weren't interested as they had paying customers their buying meals, spending more money, so a stupid afternoon tea really didn't matter. So we've came home, mums still upset, I'm still angry 😡😡 we certainly will never go there again , I don't recommend for afternoon tea at all, don't waste your money !!!!!! 😡😡

Whitbread should be ashamed of themselves as I complained on the first Sunday in June and still waiting. Nobody cares and just read it's closing this week due to lack of performance. Shocking experience

Rarely disappointed with Warners Holme Lacey .Apart from the occasional glitches as on this occasion the blue lift broke down and repairs were still ongoing when we left 48 hrs later. Considerable inconvenience to those disabled wheelchair users,but didnt affect us too much. I would however make a comment about the market kitchen restaurants food presentation. Most of the evening meals were tasty and served hot, unfortunately something not to be said of the fried breakfasts. Eggs and bacon etc cooked earlier and standing albeit on hot plates were far from an acceptable temperature by the the time one has sat down to eat it. Perhaps ordering something from the kitchen and fresh cooked is the answer in future visits. All said and done, not enough criticism to stop us visiting Holme Lacey which has long been one of our favourite venues.

Why have a booking system? Seem to have been the only person to have booked a table, in an empty pub, for the City game, and they still managed to sit me and my family in front of a screen showing Liverpool! Piss up in a brewery springs to mind. Manager conspicuous by his absence....told he was unavailable the two times I asked to see him! Made worse by the need to sift through the cutlery to find a fork tgat was at least almost clean.

Thank you Toni for sorting out my membership query. Very professional and courteous.Stayed on the phone while booking classes to make sure it was working. Tina