British Restaurants in Bewdley

“Friendly staff, welcome your dogs, lovely open fire to warm up from a cold Autumn walk out along the River and Forrest. Definitely be popping in again.

Food and drinks: We had hot chocolate and coke a cola. You can order food and snacks, we didn't this time but saw another couple setting and we will do on our next visit”

“Had a superb breakfast here. Good food, well priced. Friendly staff, excellent service.”

“We are made to feel so welcome when we visit this pub. The staff are so friendly, usually we visit on a Sunday for the carvery which is very good value”

“It's a lovely place good for families. The seating is outside but undercover. There is a good range of food on the menu.”

“A lovely little independent coffee shop where we stopped by for lunch. Excellent service from the staff and the food was great. The kids loved their milkshakes. Definitely will come back here for food. Always good to support your independent cafés.”

“I am 78 years old and played football for Bewdley Comrades at Gay Meadow in 1963.
Just round the corner is The Little Pack Horse pub, which I have never been in until today. Where my wife and I were served drinks by the adorable Ella and served some sumptuous food by chef Jordan.
This really is a hidden gem, well worth a look.
The food menu is extremely varied, something for everyone.
Get yourselves down there, you will not be disappointed.”

“Staff are very friendly, service is very good and the food is always lovely and hot and freshly cooked....we go there regularly ?”

“Good chips. Good drinks. Lovely atmosphere. You can’t ask for much more. The staff were friendly and if you get a seat next to window, there’s a nice view of the river. Hope to visit again sometime when next in Bewdley.”

“Lovely farmer's wife breakfasts ? and lattes.
Definitely visit again for the fabulous looking cakes ? ?”

“The staff are friendly and welcoming. There is a relaxing, local pub atmosphere. I dropped in after a walk in the area and was delighted to find a couple of real ales, crusty thick cut rolls with generous portions , cheese and onion or thick cut ham. Hot sausage rolls were also available along with the usual selection of crisps, nuts, or pork scratchings. No hot meals however. A welcoming traditional pub with nothing fancy..”