The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in St Peter's Parish Worcester West Midlands

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.

Seems like food is standing out for a long time, roast potatoes extremely dried out, they were rock hard, mash didn't taste right, beef was tough, missing dishes such a macaroni, just hard bits of pasta left, they were dried up, the vegetables were dried up, lumpy gravy and the meal overall was just warm. After tasting a small amount of the above item's I left all the meal. Serving staff were helpful and said to wait for more roast potatoes to come out, which I did, but the rest of the vegetables were still there, still dried up so I didn't have any more from the carvery. I was not going to pay for the dreadful meal which I couldn't eat. I wouldn't eat there again and wouldn't recommend that carvery.