The best restaurants serving British food in Wychavon West Midlands

Lovely dinner, fresh salad, sitting in the evening sun Great service and good value - great beer A historic old inn with bags of character, the Bulls Head makes a great centre for seeing this part of England

Every time we eat here the food, staff and service are amazing. Both vegan and meat eaters in our family and we all have really lovely meals. Easy to park too. Thank you for making our meals out a special treat!!

Stopped here today for a carvery and a pudding , this is by far the best carvery i have ever had , and the service and staff were so nice friendly and helpfull , will be coming here again for sure. 10 out of 10

Went for Sunday dinner. Very few tables occupied which probably should have been an indication of things to come. Despite the restaurant being nearly empty we were seated right next to a large rowdy party (nothing wrong with that, but we could have been seated further away and been able to hear our own conversation). The food was just ok. The plates weren’t hot and 2 meals were only just luke warm. Not much gravy and the roast potatoes were soft. Same with the puddings: the apple pie wasn’t hot and the custard was a bit runny. It was expensive for a very mediocre meal. Would love to support local businesses, but sadly they haven’t won us over as return customers.

Great portion sizes Great taste Staff very friendly, welcoming and offered my children a lollipop checking with me first, which went down well as a parent Would highly recommend.

Food is pricey but quite good on the whole. Decent menu. Unfortunately the manageress is rude and extremely unprofessional

Was staying at the travelogue in Hartlebury and came for breakfast on 2 days. Fabulous breakfast, clean, friendly staff… would highly recommend.

We stopped for breakfast on way to ludlow food festival. it’s a nice place with a cracking farmshop We had the farmers breakfast which was very good other than the sausage which was appalling (sawdust in a skin) but everything else was delicious friendly staff , reasonable prices and great coffee will go again but please improve your sausage supplier

We fell in love with this pub the first time we visited, and second time we returned, we were recognised and treated like regulars. (Nowadays rare and) outstanding hospitality, thank you! They grow their own vegetables: the food is fresh, seasonal and very well presented. Also, quite big portions. They do get very busy, therefore, if you want to eat or sit inside, you must book in advance. Otherwise, there is plenty of seating outside to enjoy the beautiful views.

What a great find. Really helpful attentive staff. Varied menu offering a dish for any occasion, pallete or budget. Lovely atmosphere. Pleasing pint and ample parking. What more could you ask for?

We arrived at the pub on a cold wet Thursday evening, looked at the menu posted outside and decided to pop in. We were directed by a couple of locals outside into the eating side. The atmosphere was welcoming, as were the staff. We ordered faggots and mash, and lasagne. It was lovely. Hot and freshly cooked, decent portions very reasonably priced. I would highly recommend a visit.

I had too many chips in a week. The server is very accomodative with my weird request of salad with the fish. Thank you for being so kind to us.

Good pints, good grub, man behind bar leant a fag ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

My wife and I have just experienced Probably the worst fish and chips we have ever had. The fish batter was soggy with bearly no crispness to it. Once the food was unwrapped, the fish and chips were not hot, but tepid, (after a 3 minute drive) and very pale and unappetising and had to be placed in the oven to warm through. I feel these fish and chips were NOT as freshly cooked as advertised, and we found the whole experience was a desaster.

Dropped in without booking, table found quickly. The main meal was delicious followed by an amazing Lemon Meringue Sundae. Enjoyed our drink in the garden afterwards as the sun was out for a change.