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United Kingdom Food Guide: 7 Gastropub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Pershore
Find out what Gastropub restaurants to try in Pershore including The Anchor Inn, The Bell Inn, Crown Inn, Defford Arms, Chequers Inn, The Chequers at Crowle, The Ivy Inn
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7. The Ivy Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 210 reviews
Pub and restaurant located in the heart of North Littleton, The Ivy Inn has undergone an extensive refurbishment, boasting new fixtures & fittings whilst maintaining many of its original features including a beautifully inviting open fire in the bar. The
Reviewed By Anne F
We visited on a Saturday evening. The menu provided a great choice and the quality of the food was excellent. The service was very good and the surroundings were very nice.We would definitely recommend this restaurant.
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6. The Chequers at Crowle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 487 reviews
Reviewed By andie r
I gave this a great review in June. Could I revoke it? This visit we arrived after 2.30pm, not realising they had stopped service. The bar man ignored us and continued his chat to a mate at the bar. We waited for 5 mins. We eventually interrupted his chat and asked if we could sit anywhere. He curtly said Yes, and turned back to his conversation, still never greeting us or asking what we would like to drink. We chose a table and read the menus. Still he ignored us. Eventually a waitress appeared, and seemed surprised to see us. She bluntly said they were finished on food, and walked back in the kitchen. We got up and left in disgust, and still the barman ignored us! No wonder this place isnât packed! We will not be returning.
5. Chequers Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
a 14th century pub with room, serving food 7 days a week, set in rural Fladbury overlooking the Bredon Hill & the Vale of Evesham
Reviewed By maz046
Discovered The Chequers at Fladbury while driving in the area from Worcester yesterday.Went back with family today and everyone enjoyed their meal and we all had something different for main course and dessert. Nice patio at the rear and great childrens area with lovely view. Service was very pleasant, can't think of a single criticism.
4. Defford Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By daren_wr8
The Defford Arms has been taken over by a VERY professional team who provide a friendly welcome and food which is delicious every time.Everyone reading this who previously posted a negative review - Return for a second visit you will NOT be disappointed andyou WILL amend your review. I promise
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3. Crown Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Reviewed By Stephen K
It's changed, it's affordable and sells solid pub grubDo you remember the time when pubs were places you went for a chat with the locals? Pubs over my lifetime have changed beyond all recognition and lots of pubs I used to know have either been totally ruined, with daft names being one particularly annoying affectation, whilst some historic old properties have just been knocked down and turned into homes.I do not want to go somewhere called the 'Fillet o'Fish & Firkin' or 'The Pretentious Mole', nor do I want wall to wall banks of televisions or wildly overpriced food served on a slate or a lump of wood by some superior waiter who wants to talk to me about provenance. I want a decent pint, a solid glass of wine and a well filled sandwich or pie.Having come from a funeral of an old friend I was certainly ready for a couple of pints when I wandered into The Crown which had, just a few short months ago been a gastro-pub charging around £18.00 a portion. In this neck of the woods it started off promisingly and then bombed.Two young sisters have it now, Kerrie serving behind the bar and her younger sister, Amy, cooking pub food such as pies, toasted sandwiches out the back. It is clean, welcoming and the beer is first class. The menu is sensible and fairly priced, although I don't know how these two youngsters will cope when there is a rush on.However, I can only say that I got some excellent service and would most certainly go back for a pint or three the next time I am in the neighbourhood. Let's hope enough people feel the same to keep a really traditional village pub going.Thank you for your review we are so happy you enjoyed your visitIt has not changed hands we just now have rejigged how our pub operates and employed new manager to run it. But we are so happy you like our new approach and hope to welcome you again soon
2. The Bell Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Open midday 6 days a week (closed Tuesdays): Weekday lunch till 2.30 & supper from 5 till 8.30 with bar till 10; food all day Saturday (bar till 11), Sunday & Bank Holidays (closed at 8); Andre's menu of fresh, seasonal, produce sourced from select local
Reviewed By SimonD881
A true Gastro-Pub. We visited on New Years Day, found a friendly welcome and a delicious varied menu with real ales and locally sourced produce. The crab ravioli was a great combination of flavours, the pheasant wellington with port was rich and tasty and both the fillet and sirloin steaks were cooked perfectly rare. Sadly we were too full to try the desserts but plan to return.Dear Simon,Many thanks for your wonderful review.Sincere apologies for the delay in getting back to you.Just to let you know that we have some amazing Seasonal fresh Summer Meals on our Specials - all locally sourced and freshly cooked to order for our guests. Summer months Easter until September include opening on Mondays - one of the only food focused pubs open on a Monday for miles. Our choice of local Ales, Ciders, Lagers and Fruit Juices and Pressees are constantly increasing and our wine list just keeps on improving too.Our calming Patio boasts both shade and sheltered sunny spaces, al Fresco dining or merely a relaxing spot to get away from the crowds.We look forward to welcoming back you soon to our homeBest wishesJane & Andre
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1. The Anchor Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 237 reviews
Dating back to the 17th century, The Anchor Inn pub in Wyre Piddle near Pershore has a gently sloping, riverside terraced garden on the River Avon and looking out onto Bredon Hill. With plenty of outdoor seating for Al Fresco dining on the terrace we offe
Reviewed By marksgd
Chose the anchor for a birthday meal,,,,,, wish we had not,, place was alive with flies. I must have swatted at least Ten or so...food was not good really my hake was over cooked skin not nice ,chorizo & tomato the hake came with was verging on bitter in taste & the Chorizo was well tough & dry with a greasy sauce which had very little taste Most of the other party said the food was very average The service was OK! The decor was tired the walls dirty with food & grease marks splashed on them from food.This is somewhere i will not be returning to...Hello,Thank-you for the review. We apologise that your experience was only average. If you would like to contact us on [email protected] we would like to discuss this further to ensure your next visit is 5 stars. We appreciate honest reviews, so thanks again. Lucy
