Many eating establishments in Worcestershire are award winning
The use locally sourced produce to create fantastic traditional dishes as well as exciting new meals.
Worcester is a mix of the old and the new and this is also true of its eating establishments: throughout the county you can find numerous traditional pubs complete with wooden beams and cosy interiors serving home cooked food, real ales and fine wines. The county is also host to many hotels and restaurants which provide a quality contemporary dining experience, as well as several wine and cocktail bars.
Quaint and cosy cafes abound where you can enjoy a slice of cake or afternoon tea and you can experience some of Worcestershire’s local produce by visiting one of its farms shops. Worcestershire is also home to several cookery schools for those wishing to perfect their culinary techniques or start from scratch and our local experts and beautiful countryside make Worcestershire the perfect destination for any eating or drinking activity.
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Kidderminster
Take an exciting steam train ride along the Severn Valley Railway's scenic 16-mile span from Kidderminster to Bridgnorth. Explore historic stations, enjoy interactive exhibitions, experience fantastic events and much more! -
Kidderminster
Take an exciting steam train ride along the Severn Valley Railway's scenic 16-mile span from Kidderminster to Bridgnorth. Explore historic stations, enjoy interactive exhibitions, experience fantastic events and much more! -
Kidderminster
Take an exciting steam train ride along the Severn Valley Railway's scenic 16-mile span from Kidderminster to Bridgnorth. Explore historic stations, enjoy interactive exhibitions, experience fantastic events and much more! -
Droitwich
Come and find us every Saturday from Feb to November outside Marks and Spencers on Worcester High Street. See the 10 flavours, learn about the ingredients we use and what makes our Fudge stand out. -
Redditch
The Orangery is a relaxed restaurant located at Old Rectory House and offers authentic Mediterranean cuisine as well as more traditional dishes and Afternoon Teas. -
Webbs, Wychbold is one of the biggest garden centres in the UK and has been awarded Garden Centre of the Year three times! Catering for all your garden and home needs. -
Worcester
Idyllic English country pub with wonderful gardens large patio, safe play area and camping and caravan pitches available. Delicious home cooked food and great beer. -
Evesham
Daily Specials! | Cater for dietry requirements! |Café Wild is located within All Things Wild. -
Ledbury
Eastnor Castle is a fairytale Georgian castle, dramatically situated in the foothills of the Malverns. -
Droitwich
Churchfields Barn Cafe. A rural cafe in the heart of Worcestershire. Enjoy our award winning ice cream, homemade cakes and light lunches. -
Evesham
The Quintessential English Pub, owned by the National Trust and run with a love of tradition. -
Worcester
The Pump House Environment Centre is located in a refurbished waterworks in Barbourne, Worcester, close to the River Severn. Inside, visitors will find lots of information on environmental issues, and a warm welcome in the café and shop. -
2 miles to M5 motorway | Plenty of free parking | 3 course Sunday lunch served weeklyOur Head Chef and his talented team have a real passion for using locally sourced produce and have a reputation for providing excellent home cooked food. Our bar area is open to all and offers a varied selection of real ales and barista style coffees. -
Worcester
Food, drink, live music and traditional pub culture where fine wines,craft & cask ales and Continental beers are served with pride and satisfaction. -
Worcester
Ideally located for all this cosmopolitan city has to offer, adjacent to Foregate Street Station and within walking distance of the shops, bars and central attractions.
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