Pubs
The Sun Inn
The Sun Inn nestles in the tiny Herefordshire village of Winforton, close to Hay-on Wye, on the main A438 Hereford to Brecon road. For the past ten years Gail and Richard Greenwood have been harvesting all that is great from the local farms and fresh food producers in Herefordshire. With their fantastic Welsh Black Beef Sirloin Roast on a Sunday for lunch and Rump Steaks at other times. The Menu changes each month and evolves throughout the month to enjoy the seasonal produce as it becomes available, with fresh Cornish Fish always on the Menu. The Menu never ceases to thrill regular diners and those who arrive at the door for the first time.
Winforton, Herefordshire, HR3 6EA (5 minute drive)
01544 327677 | www.thesuninnwinforton.co.uk | [email protected]
The Tram Inn
A family-friendly pub catering for the younger members of the family, as well as mums, dads and grandparents. With a beautiful garden, you won’t be able to resist the temptation of spending a lunchtime or evening sipping one of their local ales in the delightful surroundings, enjoying the friendly & welcoming atmosphere. With fresh homecooked dishes, using locally sourced ingredients, available from Tuesday to Saturday for both lunches and suppers, and fresh homecooked traditional roast dinners on Sundays, The Tram Inn is the perfect venue to meet your requirements when looking for a meal out.
Church Road, Eardisley, Herefordshire, HR3 6PG (5 minute drive)
01544 327251 | www.thetraminn.co.uk
The Boat Inn
An imposing early 20th century building on the site of a much older pub near the one-time ferry crossing. It consists of a public bar which caters for canoeists and walkers, a lounge and two restaurants enjoying splendid views of the River Wye. Traditional pub food, available at all sessions, is cooked using locally sourced ingredients and bar and restaurant menus are available.
Whitney Village Road, Whitney-on-Wye, Hereford, HR3 6EH (5 minute drive)
01497 831223
The Yew Tree
Situated in a beautiful part of Herefordshire, en-route between the historical market city of Hereford and the world famous Hay-on-Wye. Popular with walkers, cyclists, canoeists, fishermen and families.
Preston on Wye, Hereford HR2 9JT (15 minute drive)
01981 500359 | www.country-pub-hereford.co.uk
Restaurants
Tomatitos Tapas Bar
The food here is made from the best ingredients sourced locally from the wonderful profusion of growers and makers on the Welsh borders, from artisan bread to the best seasonal veg. The wines and beers are largely sourced from Spain, and they serve illy coffee.
38 Lion St, Hay-on-Wye, Hereford HR3 5AA (15 minute drive)
01497 820772 | www.haytomatitos.co.uk
The Stag Inn
The inn is at the meeting point of two old drovers roads and has been added to and changed over the centuries. The owners have tried to be true to this rustic heritage and serve local produce in the cosy bar and dining rooms. Over the years they have won various awards for their food and drink. They are Herefordshire Dining Pub of the year in the Good Pub Guide 2016 and have twice won the National Award. You will find them in most guide books including AA, Hardens, Good Food, Good Hotel, Michelin and Sawdays.
Titley, Kington HR5 3RL (15 minute drive)
01544 230221 | www.thestagg.co.uk
Foyles of Glasbury
Glasbury on Wye, Glasbury, Hereford HR3 5LH (20 minute drive)
01497 847550 | www.foylesofglasbury.com
Family Restaurants
The Beefy Boys
They use locally sourced ingredients to create mouthwatering Burgers, Sides, Milkshakes & Cocktails. Burgers are made with 100% 21 day age Herefordshire Beef, minced fresh daily. Old Market, Hereford, HR4 9HR (20 minute drive)
01432 359209 | www.thebeefyboys.com
Takeaway
Please find below details for a number of great local takeaways.
Lucky House Chinese
Holmer St, Hereford HR4 0HS (20 minute drive)
01432 274127
New Chop Suey Bar
162 Eign St, Hereford HR4 0AP (20 minute drive)
01432 268670
Rasbari
13 Church St, Storringtoin, Pulborough, RH20 4LA (20 minute drive)
01432 265440