The best restaurants serving British food in Bewdley and Arley Wyre Forest West Midlands

Last minute decision to dine ordered at 2.55 with kitchen closing at 3pm. Worried about ordering starters and mains place was busy , Staff checked with chef no problem! Everything ticked the box and real value for money with great ambience and great staff. Well done guys

It was a Sunday that my 80th Birthday fell on, so l booked well in advance as l knew how popular the Mulberry was. I was not disapointed it was still as good as l remember. Fist class food & service.

David Wilson got it spot on. Unpretentious cafe serving good food at a lovely location. We didn't sit outside even though it was sunny, as it was February, so about 3°.

Excellent service, and the good was delicious. We will definitely return.

A ladies meet-up, first since 2019 due to Covid-19, and for two of us a first outing, having been in lockdown for 15 months. We were made to feel safe with our window table, we were greeted and looked after throughout by very attentive staff, Stuey ensuring we had everything we needed. Now to the tea itself, well... It looked stunning served on tall, 3 tier, cake stands. Bottom tier sandwiches, very dainty and 4 varieties each... Middle tier cakes, 3 mouthwatering varieties each... Top shelf of course the scones, jam and clotted cream - prompting the usual conversation of jam or cream top or bottom... All accompanied with a pot of tea each, mine was Earl Grey. I can not recommend it enough, but to top it off it was excellent value too!

Booked a table for four people on Saturday 8th February 2025. When we arrived we asked for a bottle of prosecco which they didn’t have. Asked for Sauvignon Blanc and was given a 3/4 full bottle. When pointed out they said it was all they had left! However it was discounted as a result. We took our table and after looking at the menu decided we all wanted pies as the pub was supposed to be famous for them. Amazingly from the five they had advertised on the menu they had none in stock! We paid for our drinks and left to eat elsewhere. Extremely disappointed. Maybe it's because it's under new ownership but they should really have more to offer in both the food and drink department. Maybe we will return in a few months and give it another go but will check the reviews beforehand. Definitely wouldn't recommend at the moment. Shame!

Staff members were polite. Unfortunately this was the only positive from our visit. £50 for two adult carveries is extortionate but we were okay paying it if the food was up to the same standard. We weren't even asked what meat we wanted it was just slapped on a plate and it was so tough. The vegetables tasted awful, we have had better meals at so many other local carveries for a fraction of the price. I really hate to complain, but for the same price you could get a meal at the Ivy in Birmingham or somewhere similar. I don't know whether it was a one off but when you walk in they have their bad reviews framed by the door so maybe not, either way we won't be returning.

After a ride on the SVR we got off at Arley to visit the arboretum. It was a lovely afternoon so we decided to get a sandwich and a drink before returning to Bridgnorth on the train. There isn’t a great deal of choice of sandwiches, but what they had was lovely and fresh with lots of filling (ham and cheese) with salad and crisps on the side. Together with a mug of tea it was perfect for a sunny afternoon by the river.