Find a pub near Worcester
Nestled on the River Severn, and with Worcester Cathedral standing proud at its centre, this is a city that demands attention. Worcester is a brilliant spot for a long weekend away, especially if you’re intrigued by medieval history. And if you already call it home, you’ll know it hosts some pretty incredible dining spots – including no shortage of classic British pubs.
From old country inns with plenty of tales to tell to chic taverns where food is definitely king, there’s a Chef & Brewer pub near Worcester to suit everyone’s needs. Many are enveloped within the glorious West Midlands countryside, while others perch on the edge of charming little villages that add an extra dose of old-world ambience.
Ready to find your new favourite countryside pub near Worcester after a long walk in nature? Or maybe you’re searching for a venue to host a family get-together? Let’s take a peek at our selection of the best countryside pubs near Worcester.
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The best pubs near Worcester
Whether you want to settle down by a cosy fire with your pint of choice or you desire a family-friendly spot perfect for a feast, here are some of the best pubs near Worcester.
A crowning glory
Venture just north of Worcester to the tiny village of Hallow and you’ll come across the warm and inviting Crown Inn. This beautiful old building dates back to the 17th century and is a wonderful setting for a delicious meal among friends.
As well as settling down at a table inside, you’ll have the option of taking your drink outdoors. The Crown Inn’s secluded beer garden is one of the best around, with a mix of intimate seating options and vistas across the tree-dotted lawn. It’s right up there as one of the best pubs near Worcester.
While away some time
A lovely location on the banks of the River Teme gives this rural pub an extra dose of country charm. The Fox Inn sits within the heart of Bransford – a small but stunning village featuring a selection of heritage buildings, including the 19th-century Bransford Mill.
Not just known for its inspiring location, the Fox Inn is also a popular spot for delicious pub food. Why not book a table for a Sunday roast and delight your tastebuds with the rich flavours of roast potatoes, succulent meat, rich gravy and crispy Yorkshire puddings?
A family favourite
Located on the main road leading north out of Worcester, the Mare & Colt is a delightful place to stop off for a meal on your way to or from the city. It’s a particular favourite among families, with its vast menu of seasonal British classics including plenty of scrumptious options for younger guests.
This countryside pub near Worcester is also blessed with a beautiful beer garden that delights on sunnier days. Grab a table outside and sip on a well-poured pint of real ale as the kids play on the grass and your pooch snoozes beneath your feet.
Countryside bliss
Another characterful country pub near Worcester is the Running Horse Inn. Situated on the fringes of Bewdley town and with the bluebell-blanketed woodlands of Wyre Forest on its doorstep, it’s an idyllic spot for a hearty meal with your nearest and dearest.
The pub’s comfy interiors are inundated with country charm, from the exposed wood beams to the whimsical wallpaper and mismatched seating at each of its tables. Every visit to the Running Horse Inn is easy with the pub’s spacious car park, great service and outdoor place area.
More about Worcester
Tucked away in the heart of the West Midlands, Worcester is a thriving university city with ample character and plenty of stories to share. At the centre of it all sits the impressive Worcester Cathedral, a medieval icon which houses the royal tomb of King John.
As well as touring the cathedral, continue your historical journey through the city by popping into the Commandery where the exhibits vividly trace the city’s past. Learn all about Worcester’s heyday during the Middle Ages or uncover thrilling tales from its involvement in the English Civil War.
There’s also the incredibly well-preserved Tudor House Museum, where you can delve into displays on ancient crafts like weaving and ale brewing.
And, speaking of ale, the city certainly has no shortage of great places to grab a drink with friends. As well as options interspersed among the high street stores and boutique shops of the atmospheric centre, you’ll spot several Chef & Brewer country pubs near Worcester.
Why not plan a visit to one for your next Sunday roast or incorporate a stop for a refreshing pint after a wonderful walk in the local countryside?
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