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

This place serves excellent meals! I had a Chicken and Bacon salad and hubby had the Battered fish selection Both were extremely well prepared and delicious! Staff were lovely and very helpful as we couldn’t get app to work at the table!

Went here for our Sainsburys works party and it was a Excellent meal enjoyed by everybody service was excellent we were all well looked after food was delicious well done to all involved x will be coming back next year!!

Super food, brilliant waitresses, freindly atmosphere and two lovely labradors. Our 15 month toddler loved it too. 10/10

Nice place for a Sunday lunch after a long drive to Wye Valley from Kent. Nice ambiance with the locals and our roast dinners were tasty, overall good value. It was a beautiful sunny day and next time we come we’ll have a relaxing drink outside along the river.

My Husband and I have a excellent Sunday Lunch here , the food was perfectly cooked and well presented. The Staff were most welcoming . We will be returning again very soon and can highly recommend England's Gate Inn.

We visited this pub for dinner having read previous reviews of the food. Unfortunately this pub no longer serves food..

Absolutely awful woman (I use that word loosely) behind the bar....rude and sarcastic.... told us to go elsewhere if we didn't like it.....plus the prices were so expensive....... do yourself a favour and AVOID like the plague. I hope that barmaid loses her job.

Six of us had sandwiches of varying fillings and we shared some chips (homemade-delicious). We polished everything off and everyone was happy. Would recommend definitely.

Absolutely amazing Sunday Roast and phenomenal staff. Dealt with my difficult food needs with ease, including the chef having checked all of the carvery items before we arrived.

Not been here before. Thought we would give it a go today. Very disappointed. Cash only. Latte coffee was very poor and in heavy glass jugs. Eggs watery with rubbery toast smothered in cheesey very salty butter, not nice at all. The seats were really uncomfortable. Most of the other customers were really noisy and full of the flu. To top it off very depressing music playing. We will not be going back first and last visit.

Don’t bother! We have been her several times despite it being overpriced. We do so as we want it support local businesses and not chains. We waited to be seated as requested and asked to move when a waiter sat us on a small table in the middle of the restaurant. He did and we thanked him. Then a stroppy waitress came to our table and basically told us off for moving tables then walked off. Another waitress came to take our order. My husband ordered a coffee and asked for the (£10.95 !) bacon Brie and cranberry panini to be without cranberry-apparently not possible! So he just stuck with the coffee. I wanted a non dairy coffee but the only alternative to cows milk is soya which I do not like. So I ordered a glass of wine only to be told I could only have that if I purchased a meal. There was nothing on the menu that I wanted. We walked out and we will not be visiting again.

We visited with family who live in the village, and joined the very well run and attended pub quiz. The Tarrington Arms is not a generic renovated pub, instead it retains it's original if slightly faded character, which adds to it's charm. It is also a friendly pub both in terms of staff and locals of all ages. A range of local beers and ciders are stocked, including real ales.

I have been here several times for tapas before and the food was excellent, unfortunately this time it was not. I will not be returning.

Great service. Excellent beer. Friendly bar staff. Not too busy. Chicken and mix great value for money. Would recommend to family and friends

Great Breakfast and great value. I had the traditional breakfast which is plenty.