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Food & Drink





         Restaurants • tearooms • gourmet shopping • Award Winners • pubs • foodie EXPERIENCES

         New On The Scene                    at Brobury House Gardens, and Maples
         Leading light on the foodie scene is    Tearoom in Hergest Croft’s manor house
         Simply Wild, in Coleford. Helmed by award-  overlooks the 70 acre gardens. The Tithe Barn
         winning Chef, Michael Fowler, his beautifully   cafe at Stockton Bury Gardens is a real family
         presented dishes are as pleasing to the    affair and Westonbury Mill Water Gardens
         eye as they are on the palate.      café is a popular meeting spot.
         Gastro Destinations                 You’ll love the wild surroundings of
         Enjoy the extended airy garden room at   Queenswood’s café and the simplicity of
         boutique Castle House Hotel, overlooking   The Woodshed at Eastnor Deer Park. For
         the waterside terrace, and views of Hereford   stately surroundings the cafes at both Ludlow
         Cathedral. The Riverside at Aymestrey   and Hay Castles lend historic appeal, and
         retains its sustainable and slow food ethos   Bill’s Kitchen in Hereford’s All Saints Church
         with 2 Rosette dining and, hidden away    (also Ludlow), and Hereford Cathedral
                                             Cafe provide stained glass appeal in their
         in Whitestone, seek out Carriages   worshipful venues. Include plenty of retail
         Restaurant for a superior experience
         in glamorous interiors.             therapy alongside the Glasshouse Café at
                                             Holloways in Suckley, The Shed at Warehouse
         Casual Dining                       701 in Rotherwas, and the coffee station at
         Drool into one of The Beefy Boys    The Shop at Coo Corner in Fownhope. Even
         burger boutique venues and, equally   if you’re not going underground, the café at
         entrepreneurial, enjoy a variety of casual   Clearwell Caves will still welcome you.
         eateries at The Yard by the A Rule of Tum   Farmshop & Deli Delights
         team. ‘The Hereford’ brasserie at The
         Green Dragon Hotel presents excellent City   For railway fans, the converted carriages
         dining alongside its charming coffee lounge.   at The Sidings café and farmshop are a
         Gwatkin Cider’s rustic Red Cow Tavern   novel trip, and the ice cream parlour at
         serves farmhouse breakfasts and quality pub   Rowlestone Court offers more than just
                                             sweet treats. The menu at The Nest at Little
         style favourites, while The Crown Inn at   Verzons Farm includes their own famous
         Woolhope mixes a la carte specials
         with light bites. The Cottage of Content in   handmade scotch eggs and charcuterie,
         Carey remains a stalwart for rural reliability    and the freshly grown fruits of Moorcourt
         and tasty pub menus, and likewise worth    Farmshop are outstanding. The expansive
         the rural venture are The Temple Bar Inn    shopping destinations of both the Oakchurch
         at Ewyas Harold and The Cross Keys   Farm Shop and Ludlow Farm Shop sites offer
         snuggled in Goodrich.               independent dining premises and vast food
                                             halls, and The Hop Pocket Shopping Village
         Tearoom Treats                      boasts its own restaurant and play area.
         Enjoy Tearooms and Cafes, many set in   Visit the specialist retail premises of Peter
         beautiful visitor gardens yet accessible   Cook’s Bread in Bromyard for incredible
         independently. Open all year round,   artisan bakes, and Field Fayre in Ross-on-Wye
         treat yourself at the Walled Garden Cafe   for all things organic and more.

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