The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Priory Malvern Hills West Midlands

Visited Gt Malvern while away for the weekend. After reading positive reviews, we decided to give Rise Plant Kitchen a try. Everything on the menu sounded inviting, we wanted to try it all! I decided to go for the Carrot Lox Crispbreads, my husband had the Korean Tofu bites. We followed this with a stack of pancakes smothered in Chia jam, white chocolate & macadamia nuts. I think it’s safe to say we enjoyed every mouthful. The only negative is we live too far away to make this a regular thing.

Great place to eat and drink, had an excellent huge full English and a very good coffee. Great homemade food and drinks, lovely couple running it too, will be returning, Highly recommended

The best of the best! Incredible drinks, lovely safe atmosphere, fantastic team and gorgeous interiors.

Nice place to meet for drinks, wide selection of craft ales. Bar appears to be too small for the demand and this results in long queue

Popped in for a pint of beer, cheese and onion roll, and game of pool. Lovely drink and food and pleased that I won one of the games of Pool.

A lovely little cafe, great welcome from owner and excellent coffees. There are lots of coffee shops around, this local one was far better than any of the chains.

We stopped here whilst having a look around Malvern, it was very busy but we were lucky enough to get a table. We had the sausage sandwich and banana bread, both were delicious and so tasty. The service was great and a nice atmosphere.

Newly taken over...great food and helpful with dealing with someone with food intolerances. Wishing them good fortune

Made to feel very unwelcome And felt uncomfortable. Did not finish my drink. Won't be using this place again in future. Do not recommend

Disgusting service. Menu options limited based on the fact they don’t have half of the ingredients…. ‘Waiting for deliveries’. The staff in this shop are rude. The management accept no responsibility for anything and make excuses. They don’t value their customers as they once did.