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Restaurants & Pubs That Offer Evening and Lunchtime Menus Restaurants & Pubs that offer evening and lunchtime menus Restaurants in Malvern -http://restaurantsinmalvern.co.uk/ A helpful site for locating restaurants in and around Malvern Pubs in Malvern –http://www.pubsinmalvern.co.uk/ A helpful site to find pubs in Malvern and the surrounding area The Swan Inn in Hanley Swan – 01684 311870 The Swan Inn is a two-minute walk from Orchard Side Bed and Breakfast and offers breakfast, lunch and fine dining. PLEASE book a table (food is NOT served on Sunday evening). Dog-friendly in the bar area and lovely garden https://www.thehanleyswaninn.com/ Anupam - offers fine Indian dining using quality ingredients. You will find dishes from Nepal, Goa, Bangladesh along with vegetarian options. 85 Church Street, Malvern, WR14 2AE – 01684 573814 https://www.anupam.co.uk/ The Inn at Welland - a stylish country Inn serving fine dining British cuisine. Hook Bank, Welland, WR13 6LN - T: 01684 592317 https://www.theinnatwelland.co.uk/ The Plough and Harrow – large spacious pub located about 2 miles from Orchard Side. Serves local ales with seating areas in the garden room, library or pub garden. Dog-friendly in the bar area and garden. Rhydd Rd, Guarlford, Malvern, WR13 6NY. Tel: 01684 218410 https://www.brunningandprice.co.uk/ploughandharrow/homepage/ The Blue Bell - A traditional pub with a menu brimming with pub classics (good pub grub) to suit all tastes. Dog-friendly in the bar area 4 Guarlford Road, Malvern, WR14 3QP Tel: 01684 575031 www.bluebellinnpub.co.uk The Nag’s Head - A popular pub with the locals offering good ale and good quality pub food with a great atmosphere. Dog-friendly in the bar area 19-21 Bank Street, Link Top, Malvern, WR14 2JG – 01684 574373 Wellington Inn - Their menu is based on local produce and thick-cut Aberdeen Angus steaks is a house specialty. Chances Pitch, Colwall, Malvern WR13 6HW Tel: 01684-540269 – http://thewellingtoninnmalvern.co.uk/ Malvern Hills Hotel restaurant - situated directly opposite the Iron Age hill fort, British Camp. You can choose to eat in the popular lounge bar, al fresco on the spacious terrace or enjoy fine dining in either of the two stylish restaurants Dog-friendly in the bar area Wynds Point, Malvern, WR13 6DW - Tel: 01684 540690 Pundits – Authentic Bangladesh Restaurant in Upton Upon Seven Tel: 01684 591 022 Email: [email protected] 9 Old Street, Upton Upon Severn, WR8 0HN. http://pundits- upton.co.uk/ Vasai - very good and friendly Indian restaurant, Open for eat in or takeaway. 267-269 Worcester Rd, Malvern Link, WR14 1AA Tel: 01684 564411 www.facebook.com/VasaiMalvern The Everest Eatery - excellent Nepali and Indian food, 243 Worcester Road, Malvern, Open for eat in or takeaway WR14 1SY Tel: 01684 569820 www.theeveresteatery.co.uk The Boathouse – top-rated Tapas Restaurant – Gin and Cocktail bar. Waterside, Upton-on- Severn, Worcestershire, WR8 OHG Tel: 01684 438 161 https://www.theboathouseupton.co.uk/ The Swan Inn – Newlands, Malvern – 01886 832 224 Worcester Road, Newlands WR13 5AY http://www.theswaninnmalvern.co.uk/ Chase Inn – If walking the hills this is a fab place to have lunch or a drink. Dog-friendly – Chase Road, Upper Colwall, Malvern, WR13 6DJ – 01684 540276 https://www.thechaseinnmalvern.co.uk/ The Brewers Arms – Lower Dingle, Malvern. Dog-friendly – WR14 4BQ – 01684 302761 The Drum and Monkey – delightful 17th century Inn – Newbridge Green, Upton upon Severn, WR8 0QP – 01684 592758 https://www.the-drum-and-monkey.co.uk/ Duke of York – Classic country pub – Rye Street, Birtsmorton, WR13 6JQ – 01684 833449 – https://www.dukeofyorkberrow.co.uk/ Foley Arms Hotel – (JD Wetherspoons) – 14 Worcester Road, Great Malvern, WR14 4QS – 01684 580350 Red Lion Inn Authentic Thai Restaurant– St Ann’s Road, Great Malvern, WR14 4RG – 01684 56478 – https://www.redliongreatmalvern.co.uk/ Three Horseshoes – 105 Poolbrook Road, Poolbrook, WR14 3JW – 01684 573983 https://www.threehorseshoesmalvern.co.uk/index Farmers Arms – a traditional country pub. Dog-friendly in the bar – Birts Street, Birtsmorton, WR13 6AP – 01684 833308 https://www.farmersarmsbirtsmorton.co.uk/ Marlbank Inn – family run pub serving Indian Cuisine. Dog-friendly in the bar area – Marlbank Road, Welland, WR13 6NA – 01684 310603 https://themarlbankinn.co.uk/ Robin Hood – country pub – Dog-friendly in the bar – Gloucester Road, Castlemorton, WR13 6BS – 01684 833212 ASK Italian – Great Malvern - https://www.askitalian.co.uk/ Prezzo Italian – Great Malvern - https://www.prezzorestaurants.co.uk/ Peppe’s Independent Italian restaurant 5 Church Walk, Great Malvern, WR14 2XH - 01684 578288 https://www.peppesmalvern.co.uk/ The Elgar Inn Italian Restaurant – Worcester Rd, Earl’s Croome, Worcester WR8 9DA – 01684 594567 Gallery 36 is a contemporary restaurant for lunchtime or evening meals – 36 Belle Vue Terrace, Great Malvern, wr14 4pz – 01684-562272 – https://www.gallery36malvern.co.uk/ The Star pub and restaurant – Chinese to eat in or takeaway (closed Mondays) www.starinnmalvern.co.uk Tel 01684 891918 The Three Kings in Hanley Castle (2 miles away) an old-fashioned, completely unreconstructed family-run pub in the heart of the small neighbouring village of Hanley Castle. Described as ‘a rare unspoiled pub in rural Worcestershire’, the Three Kings received the ultimate award of CAMRA National Pub of the Year in 1993 and was runner-up in 1998. In 2003 it was top of a list of six of the best historic pubs selected by the Victorian Society chairman Geoff Brandwood. Dog-friendly – 29 Church End, Hanley Castle, Worcester WR8 0BL 01684 59268 Fine Dining Restaurants The Swan Inn – Hanley Swan The Inn at Welland - Welland L’Amuse Bouche – The Cotford Hotel, 51 Graham Road, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 2HU – 01684 572427 – https://cotfordhotel.co.uk/ The Jockey – Baughton, Earls Croome, nr Pershore, WR8 9DQ – 01684 592153 – http://www.thejockeyinn.co.uk/ Seasons Restaurant at The Colwall Park Hotel – Walwyn Road, Colwall Stone, Worcestershire WR13 6QG – 01684 540000 – https://www.colwall.co.uk 1919 Bar & Restaurant at The Cottage In The Wood – Holywell Road, Malvern Wells, Worcestershire, WR14 4LG – 01684 588860 – https://www.cottageinthewood.co.uk/ The Bear & Ragged Staff – Station Road, Bransford, Near Malvern, Worcestershire, WR6 5JH – 01886 833399 – http://www.bearatbransford.co.uk/ Coffee Shops and Cafe’s The Kettle Sings – located on the Malvern Hills with magnificent views of Herefordshire. Dog-friendly – 01685 540244 -Jubilee Dr, Upper Colwall, Malvern WR13 6DN http://www.thekettlesings.co.uk/ H20 – Cafe and GeoCentre located on the Malvern hills – Wyche Innovation Centre, Walwyn Road, Malvern WR13 6PL – 01684 252 152 – https://www.wyche-innovation.com/cafe-h2o St Ann’s Well Cafe – located on the Malvern Hills – St Ann’s Road, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 4RF – 01684 560285 The Bluebird Tea Rooms – 9 Church Street, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 2AA – 01684 561166 Caffé Nero – 61 Church Street, Great Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 2AE and at the Three Counties Retail Park – 01684 569960 Costa Coffee – 101a Church Street, Great Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 2AE and at the Three Counties Retail Park – 01684 563695 Abbey Road Coffee shop & Great Malvern Deli – Priory Steps, 11 Abbey Road, Great Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 3ES – 01684 899091 – http://www.abbeyroadcoffee.co.uk/ Mac & Jac’s Cafe – 23 Abbey Road, Great Malvern, WR14 3ES – 01684 573300 – http://macandjacs.co.uk/ Lady Foley’s Tea Rooms – Great Malvern Railway Station, Imperial Road, Great Malvern, WR14 3AT – 01684 893033 The Terrace On The Hill – 18-20 Worcester Road, Great Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 4QW – 01684 438130 – http://www.terraceonthehill.co.uk/ Henry's Café - 27 Church Street, Malvern WR14 2AA England Malvern WR14 2AA England+44 1684 899450 The Lyttelton Well Café - 6 Church Street, Malvern WR14 2AY - 01684 573702 Cafe Morso - Walwyn Road, The Stores, Colwall, Malvern WR13 6QG - 01684 540846 Mackenzies Burgers – 24 Graham Road, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 2HL – 01684 560401 – https://www.mackenziesmalvern.co.uk/ Takeaways in and around Malvern Kwai Authentic Chinese takeaway food – 14 Newtown Rd, Malvern WR14 1NZ – 01684 563677 – Can Deliver Hing Tai Chinese Takeaway – 74 Barnard’s Green Road, Barnard’s Green, Malvern. WR14 3LY – 01684 568465 https://hing-tai.business.site/ Anupam – Takeaway Indian cuisine – 85 Church Street, Malvern, WR14 2AE – 01684 573814 – https://www.anupam.co.uk/ Vasai - very good and friendly Indian restaurant, Open for eat in or takeaway. 267-269 Worcester Rd, Malvern Link, WR14 1AA Tel: 01684 564411 www.facebook.com/VasaiMalvern The Everest Eatery - excellent Nepali and Indian food, 243 Worcester Road, Malvern, Open for eat in or takeaway WR14 1SY Tel: 01684 569820 www.theeveresteatery.co.uk Barnards Green Fish Bar – Unit 3/4, Barnards Green, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 3LY – 01684 572665 Upton Fish and Chips – 2 New St, Upton upon Severn, Worcester WR8 0HR – 01684 592230 Subway – 85 Barnards Green Road, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 3LT – 01684 566653 Pizza Fiesta – 20 Graham Rd, Malvern WR14 2HL – 01684 892229 McDonald’s – Townsend Way Three Counties Retail Park, Malvern WR14 1PY – 01684 572777 Mackenzies Burgers – 24 Graham Road, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 2HL – 01684 560401 – https://www.mackenziesmalvern.co.uk/ The Star - pub and restaurant – Chinese to eat in or takeaway (closed Mondays) www.starinnmalvern.co.uk Tel 01684 891918 .
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