The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Bromyard Herefordshire, County of West Midlands

On the day of Storm Darragh six family members were in Bromyard looking for somewhere to have lunch; The Falcon is a lovely traditional hotel so we were a little reluctant to stand in their reception in dripping coats. The staff couldn't have Benn more helpful in arranging a table for us in the comfortable dining room. The food from the Light Snacks menu was varied and flexible enough to feed a chips and red sauce eating 11 year old to a 70 year old Grandad as well as a vegan daughter. Probably the poshest dining experience for the grandson; full place settings, double white linen tablecloths, the works. All at a very reasonable price and with very attentive service. When we met up with the rest of the family, all thirteen of us were welcomed into the comfortable bar for drinks and the presence of a very determined 4 year old and a baby of two months didn't disturb the friendly welcome.

Popped in to meet with a friend. I decided on breakfast and had poached eggs on toast with smashed avocado and bacon. It was superb. Good coffee too.

We stopped here on Wednesday 9th April, on a beautiful day after a beautiful weekend, during which the cafe had been very busy. We thought they might have run out of some things, but no, there was no shortage of food there. David had a bacon, brie and cranberry sandwich, which he said was lovely, and I had a medium size breakfast, which was really absolutely delicious - cooked to perfection. Mason (big dog) had a big bowl of fresh water to help himself to as he pleased. Thanks to the Bringsty Cafe. I highly recommend this place if you are visiting the area or even passing through, the food and the reception you'll receive, is well worth a stop. Janice.

OMG! The carrot cake , home made by Emma is to die for. Get yourself down there quick. The other baking is also yum scrum but today was the carrot cake extravaganza! 🙂🐷🤣

Stopped off for coffee nice to sit outside in the sunshine made this a very good place to pick Prices were not the reason the size of the scones was not the reason either Everything here seems to have shrunk except the price The coffe was quite nice to drink not as hot as we like

We booked The Inn for 2 nights as we were going to a wedding nearby. We arrived in the evening, Darren took our luggage and showed us our room (room 2). It is a very beautiful and old building. Our room had all the wooden beams exposed which gave the room a cosy feel. We were too late for food, but the Indian across the road was recommended to us. The bar downstairs was also lovely. Full of welcoming locals and Darren sorted us out when we asked to watch F1. The bar prices are extremely reasonable too. Breakfast was simple, but delicious. The only downside is that this hotel is in the middle of nowhere. There are no nearby taxi companies, public transport is not an option either. There is a man called Ray who has a taxi, but it depends if he is available or not. We had to rely on other guests to take us to and from the wedding and to get to and from the hotel from Birmingham Airport was very expensive with Uber. But if you are looking for a simple and rustic place to stay, this is it!