The staff was very lovely and welcoming, I was on holiday with my family and they accommodated us all.
Harry Wrigley
Lovely ales, great
Ben Hay
Lovely pub, watched the six nations was extremely
Dave Pickston
Popped in here after making the mistake of booking a table at the Bromyard Inn for lunch on Sunday.Very welcoming landlady, obviously a cut above, no one else eating in the small restaurant at the back. Good variety of burger, pizza, fish and chips etc on offer. Food appeared together, hot and obviously just cooked. Very tasty, just the right amount.Locals were friendly, even the chap who made a Hells Angel look.like a wimp.I'd be chuffed if that was my local, sadly it isn't. Parked on the High Street, just opposite and seemed child friendly.
Alan Cox
lovely food, lovely staff with great customer service, thank
david brookes
Family meal just great. Couldn't recommend the queens
Phil Rutter
Decent town centre pub, very much a "local". Friendly enough, decent range of beers & cider on draught - what's not to like?
John Cooke
Excellent cheese burger, better than standard pub fayre. Friendly staff, including the chef who popped by to chat and check we were happy.
Deena Davies
Live this little gem in Bromyard. Made welcome as soon as walked through the door. Landlady very friendly and landlord who is the chef, cooks homemade food. I had the roasted vegetable and goats cheese quiche. It was massive and so tasty, came with green leafs and beautiful fresh tasty bread. Can't fault it. Highly recommend popping in for a drink or a meal both. Will definitely be back.
Debbie Austin
Have had lunch here twice during a family holiday, and have had a generously packed and tasty sandwich each time
The crew are absolutely outstanding, we had a beautiful wake here and my goodness wasn’t it brilliant, the family and I had a super time with such a welcoming and respectful atmosphere. Thank you so much staff and crew of the queens arms for making us feel so welcome and giving us such a quality wake …..ps the food was delicious
Simon Gordon
Best steak I've ever tasted!
Matt Oakley
Visited here on a weekend away for our friends birthday, food was excellent and the bar staff and locals were all very friendly and welcoming. Would 100% recommend.
Grandaddio12
A spur of the moment day trip to Bromyard meant finding somewhere for lunch. This pub on the High Street had a blackboard on the pavement advertising home-cooked food, so we thought we’d give it a go. Entrance is to a public bar that spans the width of the building: three draught beers on offer (Wye Valley Butty Bach & HPA; Timothy Taylor’s Landlord), so a good start! Welcomed by a very friendly landlady who pointed us towards the menus displayed on wall-mounted blackboards in a dining area accessed from the side of the bar. The menu apparently changes frequently depending on the fresh ingredients supplied to the kitchen and the whim of the chef - no bad thing when his background includes employment in the kitchens at The Dorchester! Our visit was, fortuitously, on a Friday - the day after the regular delivery of fresh fish. We opted for the sharing fish platter, but could have chosen one of half-a-dozen fish dishes listed - they all sounded delicious. There were other non-fish options that were also appealing - we’ll definitely be going again to sample! We chose to eat at one of the courtyard tables outside, the day being warm and sunny: there is also seating available outside under cover. Managed to park in the pub’s car park, but spaces are very limited. Definitely a pub with character offering excellent food. Don’t expect modern, corporate gourmet pub surroundings - but that, for us, was a plus point. Welcoming, with good beer and food - what more could you want from a town-centre pub?
The staff was very lovely and welcoming, I was on holiday with my family and they accommodated us all.
Lovely ales, great
Lovely pub, watched the six nations was extremely
Popped in here after making the mistake of booking a table at the Bromyard Inn for lunch on Sunday.Very welcoming landlady, obviously a cut above, no one else eating in the small restaurant at the back. Good variety of burger, pizza, fish and chips etc on offer. Food appeared together, hot and obviously just cooked. Very tasty, just the right amount.Locals were friendly, even the chap who made a Hells Angel look.like a wimp.I'd be chuffed if that was my local, sadly it isn't. Parked on the High Street, just opposite and seemed child friendly.
lovely food, lovely staff with great customer service, thank
Family meal just great. Couldn't recommend the queens
Decent town centre pub, very much a "local". Friendly enough, decent range of beers & cider on draught - what's not to like?
Excellent cheese burger, better than standard pub fayre. Friendly staff, including the chef who popped by to chat and check we were happy.
Live this little gem in Bromyard. Made welcome as soon as walked through the door. Landlady very friendly and landlord who is the chef, cooks homemade food. I had the roasted vegetable and goats cheese quiche. It was massive and so tasty, came with green leafs and beautiful fresh tasty bread. Can't fault it. Highly recommend popping in for a drink or a meal both. Will definitely be back.
Have had lunch here twice during a family holiday, and have had a generously packed and tasty sandwich each time
Restaurantji Recommends
Great service and 5 Star food
The crew are absolutely outstanding, we had a beautiful wake here and my goodness wasn’t it brilliant, the family and I had a super time with such a welcoming and respectful atmosphere. Thank you so much staff and crew of the queens arms for making us feel so welcome and giving us such a quality wake …..ps the food was delicious
Best steak I've ever tasted!
Visited here on a weekend away for our friends birthday, food was excellent and the bar staff and locals were all very friendly and welcoming. Would 100% recommend.
A spur of the moment day trip to Bromyard meant finding somewhere for lunch. This pub on the High Street had a blackboard on the pavement advertising home-cooked food, so we thought we’d give it a go. Entrance is to a public bar that spans the width of the building: three draught beers on offer (Wye Valley Butty Bach & HPA; Timothy Taylor’s Landlord), so a good start! Welcomed by a very friendly landlady who pointed us towards the menus displayed on wall-mounted blackboards in a dining area accessed from the side of the bar. The menu apparently changes frequently depending on the fresh ingredients supplied to the kitchen and the whim of the chef - no bad thing when his background includes employment in the kitchens at The Dorchester! Our visit was, fortuitously, on a Friday - the day after the regular delivery of fresh fish. We opted for the sharing fish platter, but could have chosen one of half-a-dozen fish dishes listed - they all sounded delicious. There were other non-fish options that were also appealing - we’ll definitely be going again to sample! We chose to eat at one of the courtyard tables outside, the day being warm and sunny: there is also seating available outside under cover. Managed to park in the pub’s car park, but spaces are very limited. Definitely a pub with character offering excellent food. Don’t expect modern, corporate gourmet pub surroundings - but that, for us, was a plus point. Welcoming, with good beer and food - what more could you want from a town-centre pub?