The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Worcester West Midlands

Popped in for lunch. Very clean and friendly. Had a tuna and cheese sandwich, it was delicious and the brown bread tasted fresh and homemade, or as good as ! Good value too. Highly recommend a visit if you're passing.

Absolutely amazing establishment, a core player in the Worcester music scene; one I hadn't visited for a while until recently. I was served by an absolutely amazing young woman (I did not get her name, but she had very red hair!), who made sure my friends and I were looked after despite the bar being very busy. I did not order any food on my visit, but the food brought to the tables around me looked and smelled amazing. I will say that my one negative comment is that the facilities are looking slightly worn, the place could definitely do with at least a lick of paint to liven it up a little more - that, and it seemed a tad understaffed for how busy the night was! I will definitely be returning :)

We popped in on Saturday but couldn’t have beans, toast or hash browns due to our diet They asked us if we wanted to replace the items with something that we could eat. This shocked us as we have asked other cafes if we could replace items and they either say “No” or give you a look which means I suppose so. The tea, breakfast and staff were all excellent. It was spotlessly clean and they use Narraways meat which is the best. Thanks for the experience and I’m sure we will be back.

Great snack food and friendly service. Lovely vegan pasties and coffee. Comfortable seating and great to watch the children climbing 😊🙏

Brilliant Kebabs with a difference at this independent restaurant - went with a group of friends the food was fantastic full of flavour - great produce cooked fresh - located above the Oil Basin bar excellent selection of beers etc. Definitely will be going back

I've been visiting the Ale Hub for over a year now as a close friend lives nearby and we always tend to drop in after a few drinks in the city/Diglis. I've never been that keen on little Micropubs, as most I've been to tend to be lacking character and very basic spaces, however the Ale Hub has a certain charm and has been fitted out with taste, it's cosy and actually feels like a real pub. The customers are always friendly and there's a good hum of conversation. I'm not an ale drinker but they have a great choice of lager, draught craft and cider, as well as some guest bag in box ciders, the Rhubarb one is lovely. The staff are always really friendly and laidback, and seem to remember you, even though I'm there every once in a while. Bonus - pickled eggs, and some other homemade snacks like scotch eggs and pork pies. It would be lovely if they had some outside tables and chairs, but it has a busy car park outside so probably rules out. I would definitely recommend, they have very popular quiz, bingo and live music nights, one time I visited they even had a small record fayre which was cool.

Visted for the first time had a great night good drinks selection and not badly priced, also shows all the sports with a selection of tvs.

Marks Bistro is a very unusual find compared to the existing cafes, breakfast places and restaurants in the area. They do really good sized breakfast sandwiches with some really interesting sauces to choose from. The Ploughmans they do is also top notch with tonnes of unusual cheeses. They do really good curry (and also sell their own curry pastes). I have also been in for a sunday roast and was very impressed with the quality for just £10. If you like unusual hot sauces you should check out the shelves as they have the finest collection of unusual hot sauces available.

I love this place. This is authentic SA food. Coffee is delicious. Atmosphere fun, relaxing and casual. Owner operated so you’re not getting a corporate style environment here it’s the real deal.

Third visit to Reishi - for a birthday meal on a Saturday evening. The food was again delicious, with lots of variety. We particularly liked the 'fish' cakes, with a wonderful lemony tarragon sauce, and the cheesecake. The staff were great and the atmosphere was lovely. Looking forward to our next visit.

Bartender was rude assumed we only pit stopped for a toilet and told us to leave after we said we would have a drink

decent local with Bank's Bitter for £3.

Old school railway cafe, which is a surprise at somewhere like Worcester. Friendly woman serving. Coffee and a tasty muffin for under a fiver. Can’t go wrong.

I have read all the reviews and find some of the comments strange ! From today's experience I found the coffee good , the toastie was excellent , with a full flavour and well prepared and a delight to eat. The staff were attentive and also found the decore different but in a good way. To finisialise the loos were spotless that to mind is always a judge of the management.

Terrible service, wont hurry back. Ordered food 20 minutes later had to go back up to ask how long it would be to be told they had forgotten about my order. Would have understood if it was busy, but I was the only one in there