Photo of Old Downton Lodge, a restaurant near Downton on the Rock, Herefordshire, central England.

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Pubs & restaurants in HerefordshireHerefordshire, England

18 pubs and restaurants in the Albion Guide across Herefordshire — see the full pubs and restaurants directory, or everything to explore in Herefordshire.

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Old Downton Lodge

Restaurant · With rooms near Downton on the Rock

A Michelin-starred restaurant with rooms in a cluster of historic farm buildings near Ludlow.

The Sun Inn (Aunt Ada's)

Pub near Leintwardine

One of England's last brick-floored parlour alehouses, famous as 'Aunt Ada's', now with a sympathetic modern extension.

The Bunch of Carrots

Pub near Hampton Bishop

Traditional riverside village pub at Hampton Bishop, known for its carvery of Herefordshire beef.

The Carpenters Arms

Pub near Walterstone

Unspoilt 300-year-old drovers' pub at Walterstone in the Black Mountains foothills, run by one family for generations.

The Cottage of Content

Pub near Carey

Fifteenth-century country pub tucked away at Carey, with a stream-side garden and traditional cooking.

The King's Head (Ross-on-Wye)

Pub near Ross-on-Wye

Fourteenth-century inn on Ross-on-Wye's market square, full of oak beams and open fires.

The Lough Pool Inn

Pub near Sellack

Whitewashed country dining pub at Sellack, in lanes above the Wye between Ross and Hoarwithy.

The Moody Cow

Pub near Upton Bishop

Family and dog-friendly country gastropub at Upton Bishop near Ross-on-Wye, well regarded for its Sunday lunch.

The New Harp Inn

Pub near Hoarwithy

Relaxed village pub near the Wye at Hoarwithy, with a courtyard terrace and locally sourced food.

The Pandy Inn

Pub near Dorstone

Reputedly the oldest pub in Herefordshire, a 12th-century inn in the Golden Valley village of Dorstone.

The Stagg Inn

Pub near Titley

Titley dining pub with rooms that has carried a Michelin star, long a benchmark for Herefordshire food.

The Bridge Inn (Michaelchurch Escley)

Pub near Michaelchurch Escley

Riverside pub with rooms at Michaelchurch Escley in the Escley valley, a walkers' stop in the Black Mountains.

The Bull's Head

Pub near Craswall

Unspoilt old drovers' inn at Craswall high in the Black Mountains, a remote and atmospheric pub stop.

The Green Man Inn

Pub near Fownhope

Rambling black-and-white former coaching inn in the walking village of Fownhope, dating from the 15th century.

The Kilpeck Inn

Pub near Kilpeck

Restored 1750 village pub with rooms beside the famous Romanesque church, serving local seasonal food and ales.

The Riverside at Aymestrey

Pub near Aymestrey

Sixteenth-century former coaching inn on the River Lugg, known for hearty local cooking and its kitchen garden.

The Saracen's Head Inn

Pub near Symonds Yat

Riverside inn beside the Wye at Symonds Yat East, reached across the water by its own hand-pulled ferry.

Ye Olde Ferrie Inn

Pub near Symonds Yat

Historic riverside inn on the banks of the Wye at Symonds Yat West, with its own rope ferry.