Top Restaurants in Symonds Yat
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Top 10 Pub food in Symonds Yat, Ross-on-Wye,
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Symonds Yat including The Saracens Head Inn Restaurant, Ye Old Ferrie Inn, Cross Keys Inn Limited, The White Horse Inn, The Hostelrie at Goodrich Restaurant, The Old Court Hotel Restaurant, The New Inn, the dog and muffler inn, The Globe Inn, Whitchurch Spice Tandoori Indian Restaurant And Takeaway
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10. Whitchurch Spice Tandoori Indian Restaurant And Takeaway
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Gpb76
Really enjoyed it takeaway from here. Reasonably priced and delicious. Particularly loved the special mixed balti.
9. The Globe Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 221 reviews
Local pub serving good home-cooked value for money meals. No frills - we are a pub selling food, not a restaurant selling beer. Local Real Ales. Sky TV, BT Sport, Pool table, darts, live music, pub quiz.Friendly welcome to all. Sunday lunch - booking advi
Reviewed By HertsWanderer2014
Very nice staff great pub and restaurant with tastefully decorated and clean rooms. my only criticism was no internet in my room. All in all a great stay and i will be backSorry to admit this but you reviewed the wrong pub! We don't do B&B.
8. the dog and muffler inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 382 reviews
Near Coleford
Reviewed By Netsmith
Ate here one evening after stumbling across here. Enjoyed it so much, we booked to return the following evening. The service was warm, friendly and prompt. The food was very good, tasty and reasonably priced.A hidden gem, well worth seeking out.
7. The New Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 503 reviews
Reviewed By Jaynereview123
We visited here whilst holidaying in the area. Great portion sizes and lots of vegetables to go with the meats etc. Varied menu offered on other days except Sunday which is the roast. Drinks very reasonably priced and appears to be popular with the locals which is always a good sign
6. The Old Court Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 366 reviews
Reviewed By HERITAGESITESVISITOR
We spent 4 nights at the Old Court Hotel to celebrate our Golden Wedding Anniversary. We were greatly impressed by the warmth, friendliness and efficiency of the staff. Even during busy times, the waiting-on staff were cheerful and engaging, and ensured we did not have long to wait for any course.The food was excellent.The hotel has a wonderful ambience and charm with its many Elizabethan oak beams and other olde worlde features but it also has up-to-date facilities to ensure the comfort of guests. It is also spotlessly clean. The grounds and gardens are spacious and well maintained.This is an excellent hotel. We cannot recommend it highly enough.
5. The Hostelrie at Goodrich Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 278 reviews
The Hostelrie at Goodrich is a country inn with rooms, a restaurant and bar. The 18th century gothic style building is situated in the pretty village of Goodrich, which is in the stunning Wye Valley close to the edge of the beautiful Forest of Dean surrou
Reviewed By TheF0xHat
Popped in for a bite lunchtime, excellent food, freshly cooked and staff were great. Planning our next visit to try full menu!
4. The White Horse Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 758 reviews
Rural country pub in the centre of the village of Staunton just short of the Welsh border, specialising in local real ales and good quality food sourced locally whenever we can. We have a 5 star food hygiene award. We are on several walks in the Forest of
Reviewed By Carole S
We both really enjoyed our lunch today, chosen from the chefâs specials board. I had the nachos with chilli beef and loads of cheese, which was so tasty and really filling and my husband had the pastrami style cured trout. That was extraordinarily flavoursome and unusual. Ideal as a starter or light lunch dish. See picture below. Of course the ordinary menu has a wide range of lovely offerings too. We do advise you phone ahead as tables get booked up especially at the weekend and holiday times.
3. Cross Keys Inn Limited
Overall Ratings
4 based on 451 reviews
Situated in the stunning wye valley between Ross-On-Wye and Monmouth very close to Symonds Yat. A beautiful coaching inn with en-suite rooms , run and managed by a local family, with the daughter at the helm in the kitchen as head chef. We serve food betw
Reviewed By Jane P
On the way to a wedding reception saw sign for good food on roadside and went in. Staff were so friendly, the food was lovely, two roast beef with all the trimmings, and two ham, egg and chips......fabulous food, so fresh and obviously cooked to order. Would recommend it to everyone!!!
2. Ye Old Ferrie Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 476 reviews
Reviewed By Philip C
Good selection of meals and cater for children. Plenty of cider choices on offer and dog friendly. When we visited it was dark, the views outside of the valley and river can only be imagined.
Where to eat British food in Symonds Yat: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. The Saracens Head Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1470 reviews
Reviewed By Mal15
My family and I went to The Saracens on Friday 25th October, wanted to have a meal but the were fully booked. Asked if we could book for Saturday, and we were told the restaurant was fully booked, informed we couldn't reserve a table in the bar, but if one was available we could eat in there. We arrived at 5.15pm and sat at a empty table, we ordered drinks and we were told we could order food at 6.30 when the kitchen reopened for the evening. At 2 minutes to 6pm we were approached by a waitress who asked if we were eating, before we could reply she told us the table was reserved from 6pm, and we would have to move. With no other seats we had to go outside to finish our drinks, and then go elsewhere to eat.Not impressed Apologies to this reviewer, but it certainly is best to reserve a table here at busier times, as we do get fully booked.
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