4.6/5

(149 reviews)

Set at a crossroads near Madley this pub has large grounds from which can be seen The Black Mountains.

4.4/5

(134 reviews)

An imposing pub facing the village green. The main lounge bar has a large fireplace, some original features and bare brickwork, whilst the public bar has a pool table and dart board. Homely and friend

4.5/5

(98 reviews)

A fine 400-year- old timber-framed building, with a more modern frontage, recently rescued from decay and closure under Pubco ownership. It has been renovated with a central bar and bare wood floor. Pool table at the rear.

4.9/5

(95 reviews)

This small isolated pub once achieved national fame when temporarily re-named the Miners Arms as the coal mines were being closed wholesale in 1991. Housed in what was once an old cider mill, you ente

4.6/5

(127 reviews)

A traditional country pub serving local ales, fresh home cooked meals, regular entertainment nights & so much more!

4.6/5

(117 reviews)

The Slip reopened in August 2016 following a major refurbishment which aimed to restore it to its former role as a village inn. The pub name derives from a landslide in 1575 which buried the church an

4.6/5

(585 reviews)

If you are looking for a place in Herefordshire where you can enjoy real ales and delicious home cooked food, look no further! A warm welcome awaits you here at the Prince of Wales, a traditional pub in Ledbury that was Herefordshire CAMRA Pub of the Year

3.4/5

(110 reviews)

Recently refurbished to a high standard The Retreat is warm and inviting pub offering great food, a great selection of drinks and much more.