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

The most stunning meal beautifully presented and the taste amazing. The price was also unbelievable. Front of house was excellent. If you are ever in beautiful Bewdley do go there it's next to Wetherspoons hidden away.

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°.

What I can say, me and my lady came for valentines this evening, starters was extremely delicious. But the star of the show was a main dish braised beef. Extremely tender. Beef gravy was nice. My lady loved every minute of it too. Highly recommend, drinks was amazing, the decor of the place reminds me of home. Very nice.

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!

Friendly and quirky pub. The pies were extremely nice and the service very good too. Will definitely do a return visit.

Lovely dog friendly pub. Real ales. Friendly and attentive staff. Although we didn't eat the restaurant was packed.

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.