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Live sport

4.4/5

(693 reviews)

This is a Cask Marque approved pub, which means you can be assured you'll be served an excellent pint!

4.4/5

(88 reviews)

Small, locals' two-bar pub with games room at the rear with skittle alley, pool table and large screen TV. Angling is featured - the pub is used by local anglers for weighing in. Burgers are available

4.1/5

(144 reviews)

The Victory and the Hereford Brewery run side by side, providing a local outlet for the beers. This down to earth pub is unusually styled as a galleon and attracts customers from all walks of life, wh

3.9/5

(1,791 reviews)

The name of this pub recalls the early years in the history of Hereford. The central area around the cathedral was the Bishop's Fee, or property, and the rest, within the city walls, was the King's Fe

4.1/5

(106 reviews)

A one-bar Victorian hotel very near the railway and country bus stations with a flamboyant but unspoilt frontage. Some of its earlier customers are captured in the autobiographical stories of local pl

4.5/5

(223 reviews)

A very friendly atmosphere as well great beer and food. Bit off the beaten track but worth a visit!

4.6/5

(1,349 reviews)

A fantastic and eclectic pub that is always vibrant whatever night you go. Very friendly and great selection of drinks....

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Live sport

4.2/5

(719 reviews)

Formerly known as the Litten Tree, Yates Hereford is a brand new venue built to the highest specification for your comfort and relaxation. Yates Hereford is an award-winning, five-star-rated family

4.1/5

(562 reviews)

This eighteenth century coaching inn, which has been subject to successive make-overs, was reopened in July 2016 by Amber Taverns under the Hogarths brand name. Although branded as a gin palace (it st

3.6/5

(216 reviews)

The Kerry disappeared in the 1990's to be replaced by the Farmhand & Firkin, though following that incarnation's demise someone thought it would be a good idea to bring back the old name.