Worcestershire
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Golden Country Chinese Restaurant, Stourport
Friendly Chinese restaurant with attentive service and good quality food, with a 4-course set menu for £15. À la carte also available. -
The White Hart, Pub, Hartlebury
Great value for money fine dining from Michelin-starred restaurant trained chef Simon Diprose. Locally sourced ingredients. Cosy country pub and restaurant, with a large beer garden. Serves real ales. -
The Mug House Inn, Bewdley
Contemporary cuisine with strong traditional influences, using the finest fresh ingredients, many produced locally. -
The Old Beams, Pub, Stourport
The Old Beams public house is a converted 15th-century Wattle and Daub Farmhouse. A traditional British pub, serving real ales and a traditional food menu. Child- and dog- friendly. Beer garden. -
The Queens Head, Pub, Stoke Pound
British classics with a modern twist, fish and game specialities, with a rustic influence. Specials and Sunday roasts. Canal-side pub, wood fires, comedy nights, live music, DJ on Saturday nights. -
Ad Gustum Restaurant, Stourport
Contemporary and traditional European cuisine in a pleasant restaurant setting, using fresh, ethically-sourced, local or home-grown ingredients, prepared and cooked with a lightness of touch by the chef. -
Brinton Arms, Pub, Stourport
Family friendly pub with a children's play area, serving pub food. Sunday lunch carvery. -
The Bell and Cross Inn, Pub, Clent
Award-winning country pub and restaurant at Holy Cross, Clent, serving a mixture of traditional and modern British pub food, with the occasional borrowing from Oriental and European cuisine. A decent choice of options. Reasonable prices. -
Sher-E-Punjab Restaurant, Bar and Takeaway, Kidderminster
Sher-E-Punjab is a family-run restaurant, offering authentic, traditional and contemporary Punjabi fusion cuisine. -
The Ewe and Lamb, Pub, Bromsgrove
Modern British cuisine with Mediterranean influences, ranging from light bites to restaurant style food, including classic char-grills and fish dishes. Stylish and contemporary interior. Serves real ales. -
The Talbot, Pub, Knightwick
A 15th Century building on the bank of the Teme, serving a mixture of traditional and modern British pub food - a gastro pub - and using ingredients grown in its own garden and other local seasonal produce. The menu changes daily. Accommodation available. Serves home brewed ales. -
The Kings Arms, Pub, Ombersley
Modern gastro-pub food, using fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. Serves real ales. Children- and dog-friendly. Wood-burning fireplaces, garden, pool table, dart board. Daily specials, Sunday roasts. -
The Live and Let Live, Pub, Bringsty
This 16th Century former cider house is a lovely thatched pub, serving traditional quality pub food, with menus which change weekly to reflect the seasonal produce available locally. Serves real ales. -
The Red Lion, Pub, Holt Heath
A country pub serving modern British and European food with a Lebanese influence, due to the Lebanese chef. Specialises in fresh fish dishes. Serves Lebanese wines and real ales. -
The New Inn, Pub, Claines
A Marstons pub serving real ales and traditional pub food, in a relaxed family-friendly atmosphere. Has large screen television and shows sport. Live Irish music on the last Sunday of the month. -
The Mitre Oak, Pub, Hartlebury
Warm and friendly, with an extensive menu including light bites, salads, sandwiches and traditional pub food. They also have a large outdoor beer garden fitted with children’s play area and a bouncy castle. -
The Watermill, Pub, Kidderminster
A canal-side pub with a waterwheel, and a heated patio-area. Indoors, there is a wooden-beamed roof and a fireplace. Outdoor children's play area. Serves pub food with table service, and offers two for one choices, or the frequently changing specials. -
Ye Olde New Inn, Bewdley
A traditional old English pub dating back to 1640. Traditional home cooked food and real ales, carvery, family accommodation, entertainment and a beer garden. -
The Hop Pole Inn, Bewdley
Steaks, pies, traditional English cuisine and creative modern cuisine, a large range of wines and champagnes, frequently changing real ales and chilled lagers. Mid-week specials board changes regularly. Live music evenings, gourmet nights and cookery demonstrations. -
The Steps House, Bistro pub, Stourport
Steps is a grade 2 listed building, recently carefully renovated. It is a freehouse bistro-pub, with a wide range of guest ales, beers, lagers and ciders. Very good value 2- and 3-course set menus. -
The Angel, Pub, Bewdley
Family-orientated pub serving good quality traditional pub food including steaks, ribs, and Sunday roasts. Patio areas, front and rear. They also have a large enclosed child-friendly garden to the rear. -
The Land Oak, Pub, Kidderminster
The Land Oak is a friendly local pub with a good value restaurant. Extensive food menu and chef’s specials at reasonable prices. -
The Dog Inn, Harvington
A warm and family-friendly pub, with a log fire and a beer garden. Serves real ale. Runs a two for one offer. Extensive pub food menu with a large specials board. Good value. -
The Woodcolliers Arms, Bewdley
A traditional free house, listed in the Good Beer Guide for 2013, and more of a drinks pub than a food pub, but serves pies, stroganoffs, and sea bass. -
The Hop Pole Inn, Bromsgrove
Not really a food pub, but serves freshly baked pies on Saturdays and Mondays. Known for its live music, and gets very crowded. No children under 14 or dogs in the pub, but they are allowed in the beer garden. Quiz on Monday nights. Shows the football on Saturdays.
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