The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Broadway and Wickhamford Wychavon West Midlands

Called in for a quick tea, coffee and scones on our way home from holiday. Delicious home made scones. Good service. Toilets not so good and in need of cleaning. Also got showered by loose stones in car park access road by a middle aged petrol head wheel-spinning - look at me in my Porsche, aren't I wonderful ! Tarmac and speed bumps would be useful there when folk like him are driving so inconsiderately.

What a place. Incredible food. Awesome coffee. Love it.

Terrific friendly caffe with good selection of food for take away and sit-in at sensible fees. Always welcoming with a smile, the Australian manager is great finding time however busy to greet and chat with regular customers and deliver excellent service to new as well. Highly recommended.

A cute little cafe on Broadway high street, superb hot chocolate and perfect fresh homemade fruit scones. Dog friendly and great for a light bite. Little investment in plump cushions might benefit this delightful watering hole!.

We are not local but always make it a stop off on our way back north after a few days in the Cotswolds. Lunch and a few things from the well stocked shop with many local items on offer is usually the order of the day. Always happy to recommend.

Lovely little find just off the high street. Fab cake, great service, excellent coffee. Rocky Road was delicious!!! Cosy atmosphere

Moody waitress took the order and started eating a sandwich without telling us to sit down, or even said a word. Then plonked doughnuts and coffee on the table and walked off. Worst service ever.

Excellent little tea room, great choices and lovely staff. Made to feel very welcome and reasonable prices too for great quality food.

Fantastic value 'wine and dine' offer, great food and really lovely service from Vicky with just the right level of attentiveness and very accommodating to our requests. Will be back.

Always our first stop when staying in Broadway. Stayed over Christmas and the whole village was packed. Called in here on 23rd at 3.30pm - packed and no chance of a table. Gave up! Tried again twice on Christmas Eve, second time a lovely couple said we could share their table for a while as they were almost finished. Good choice of real ale and cider, expensive though, as everywhere in Broadway is. Tried a pint of Clarkson's Hawkstone - nice! Ate here too, as we'd managed to nab a table. Good home cooked pub grub and plenty of it. All washed down with another pint. Great atmosphere as it was Christmas.

Unfortunately this tearoom didnt live up to the hype - total and obvious lack of interest from the staff ( atleast 6 people working there when we visited, so no excuse)... starting from when we entered the premises wishing to escape from the rain and had to stand in a queue behind others whilst the waitress had a long conversation with a table of customers already seated - she could see the queue building and carrying on out of the shop,but made no attempt to make a polite excuse to the people she was talking to. Eventually shown to a table at the back. Husband ordered a BLT sandwich, which was made using cheap, thin sliced supermarket bread with a handful of lettuce leaves and a slice of cucumber on the side. Have had better bacon sandwiches at greasy motorway caffs! I ordered a cheese and tomato omelette. Husband's sandwich was produced, which he ate ( slowly) - no sign of my omelette. The staff were all gathered round the kitchen hatch debating what condolesences they should be offering to someone who had messaged regarding a relative in hospital. Conversation to be heard by all, and the debate raged endlessly whilst people waited for their food. Various cream teas were then distributed. We asked what had happened to the omelette, as my husband had finished his sandwich by now - a few staff faces peeked round at us as if to see who was daring to question, then after a few minutes an omelette was hastily produced, along with a handful of lettuce leaves and 4 tiny squares of..yes, thin, supermarket bread. The most expensive and tasteless omelette I've ever eaten, no way that any cheese was used in it's making, so basically just eggs and tomatoes. RIP off!! The older staff working there should be ensuring that the younger ones are doing their jobs and not being distracted by their personal chit chat, but sadly they were just as guilty. Won't be visiting again!

We booked a table for our party of eight on an early Saturday evening. We were sat at a nice table by the window with high seats. You have to order your food and drinks - no table service. There’s a good choice of good pub food which was reasonably priced, cooked fresh and well presented. We were all pleasantly surprised and would definitely return.

We enjoyed a superb lunch at the Inn The portions were plate filling and all of the mains were well cooked. The starters were also well worth sampling, excellent prawn cocktails. Chips were a little on the thin side not much to bite into, otherwise very good

Nice hotel, although we didn't stay. We just had a drink

We visited the Tavern on New Years Eve and we had a dog with us and thought we would struggle to be able to eat later in the evening so chose to eat at 2.45pm. The menu was very limited and had changed from the online menu. I am not a burger or fish and chip fan but ended up chosing the fish and chips as there was nothing else on the menu which appealed to me. Whilst the fish was very nice and the batter very light it was far over priced. There was service charge of 12.5% added which l think was a little steep. Our bill came to £240. There were four of us and we each had a main course and two drinks each. Bit expensive. I love James Martin as a chef and watch his Saturday morning, but think the menu needs to be looked in to. There were no desserts on offer either. I don't think we would rush back. But this is just my opinion..