Pubs in Hoarwithy

“Two weeks ago we called into the New Inn for the for the first time. It was 2 . 30pm on a Saturday after visiting the beautiful Wye Valley, so we were thrilled to find a warm welcome and beautifully presented tasty food, together with our favourite drinks. We have since enjoyed Sunday Lunch there which was a real treat and the dessert was as light as a whisper. The staff were so kind and polite too that I cannot speak highly enough of their efforts in pleasing their customers. Well done New Inn, St. Owen's Cross.”

“Excellent place to stay. Ben & Nikki are excellent hosts and staff are really helpful. The food is varied good quality and freshly cooked. Room was very clean and generous size. The Harewood End Inn is in a great location and easy access to many areas of interest.Rooms: Very cleanNearby activities: Lots of activities within easy reach of Inn.Food & drinks: Excellent value, good quality, freshly cooked, great variety and generous portion size. Local beers on tap and good selection of wines.”

“Ordered food over the phone for collection on arrival looks nice pub with large screen and pool table , ordered fish and chips which. I found expensive and the food was not that great so disappointed for what I paid , nice bar and clean pubParking: Rear parking”

“Lovely refurbished traditional looking pub. Food was OK, the ribs were a bit tough but the steak and ale pie was good. Chips were suspiciously like the skin on frozen ones in Aldis Specially Selected bags. Would be nice if they were freshly made instead for such a traditional pub. Drinks selection was varied but very expensive for a country pub. £6.50 a Buxton IPA and £5.30 for a cask Butty Bach makes it one of the most expensive cask beers I've paid and that's coming from purchasing in Cheshire pubs! Service was plentiful with lots of pleasant staff.”