Malvern Lounge
Provides a reliable offering for local patrons. A comfortable pub setting. Consistently delivers top-notch service every time.
23 Abbey Rd, Malvern WR14 3ES
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Malvern. 16 entries mapped.
New Inn
Offers good value, large portions like the chilli, though some meals arrive a little cold. A pub with a beer garden and interior that are feeling tired and in need of a spruce up. Service can be slow, with long waits for food even when the pub is empty. The interior and garden need updating, and food service can be surprisingly slow.
105 Lower Howsell Rd, Malvern WR14 1DN
Prince Of Wales
The drink selection is generally appreciated by regulars, though some find the beer quality lacking. This local pub offers a relaxed environment complemented by stunning views of the Malvern Hills. While many visitors praise the welcoming and friendly staff, there are instances where newcomers feel actively ignored or unwelcome. A recurring complaint indicates that outsiders or non-regulars may experience a cold, unwelcoming reception from the staff.
104 Newtown Rd, Malvern WR14 1PF
Red Lion
The food quality draws sharp criticism, with specific complaints about dry, flavourless vegetarian options and small portions. While some find the pub lively and memorable, others describe the environment as deeply unwelcoming. Experiences with the staff are wildly inconsistent, ranging from outstanding and funny to exceptionally rude, slow, and inexperienced. There are strong, repeated reports of rude service, dirty glassware, and poor-quality food.
4 St Ann's Rd, Great Malvern, Malvern WR14 4RG
The Anchor Inn
Provides a solid and enjoyable pub experience for visitors. An outstanding, family-friendly pub with a great atmosphere. Staff are lovely and contribute significantly to the welcoming environment.
6 Yates Hay Rd, Malvern WR14 1LH
The Express Inn
The overall offering serves as a standard local watering hole without particular culinary acclaim in recent reviews. The venue is a quiet local pub, though some past patrons have noted disruptive noise from bands and the skittle alley. Service draws significant criticism, with multiple reports detailing rude, abrupt, and sometimes unprofessional behaviour from the landlord and bar staff. Multiple patrons have cited hostile, bad-mannered, and unprofessional service.
91 Quest Hills Rd, Malvern WR14 1RN
The Foresters Arms
Offers a dependable traditional pub experience. A welcoming local pub with a lovely atmosphere. Run by a great landlord and landlady team who are very friendly.
2 Wilton Rd, Malvern WR14 3RL
The Gloster Arms
Receives high praise for delivering the best food in the area. A newly opened local venue with a highly enjoyable atmosphere. Staffed by very friendly people who provide a welcoming experience.
15 Merton Rd, Malvern WR14 1ND
The Green Dragon
The reasonably priced, home-cooked food is widely praised as delicious and generously portioned. This country pub offers a light and airy dining room, though some visitors feel the decor is dated and the exterior unkempt. Run by a husband-and-wife team, the staff are consistently described as lovely, friendly, and accommodating. Some reviewers point out that the building and decor feel cold, damp, and in need of upgrading.
Green Dragon, 126 Guarlford Rd, Malvern WR14 3QT
The Malvern Tavern
Patrons praise the excellent and affordable selection of beverages, including Belgian beers. This is a popular new local favourite for visitors seeking a welcoming pub environment. Friendly bar staff make guests feel right at home, even for larger events like birthdays.
79 Belmont Rd, Malvern WR14 1PN
The Morgan
It is well-regarded for pouring a very good, reasonably priced selection of beer. The Morgan offers an inviting stop-off point for both locals and passing visitors. Staff are helpful and accommodating, with the landlord happy to offer recommendations and tastings.
52 Clarence Rd, Malvern WR14 3EQ
The Nag's Head
While the beer selection is excellent, the food receives mixed feedback, with particular disappointment over the Sunday roast and limited vegetarian choices. This traditional, cute old pub boasts a perfect atmosphere and a lovely beer garden with views of North Hill. The staff are frequently commended for their fabulous and friendly approach. The food can be disappointing, particularly the vegetarian options and the Sunday roast.
19-21 Bank St, Malvern WR14 2JG
The Old Royal Library
Guests enjoy a wide, affordable range of local Black Country ales on tap alongside well-presented bar snacks. Adorned with old Malvern photos and playing classic 70s/80s music, the pub offers a warm, spotless, and nicely decorated setting. The team is noted for providing welcoming and friendly hospitality.
2-4 Worcester Rd, Malvern WR14 4QW
The Retired Soldier
The bar serves a selection of well-kept local ales, alongside sandwiches and bar food. This great local pub features a welcoming vibe and is a fantastic spot to enjoy live music. Friendly and knowledgeable staff ensure a pleasant and engaging visit.
83 Newtown Rd, Malvern WR14 1PD
The Three Horseshoes Malvern
Visitors highlight the reasonably priced drinks and the quality of the Sunday roast. This down-to-earth country pub offers a pleasant setting, including a garden with lovely views of the hills and live band performances. The staff are lovely and make groups feel very welcome.
105 Poolbrook Rd, Malvern WR14 3JW
The Water Cure
The cocktails served here are well-crafted and receive strong praise. The Water Cure is a genuinely nice establishment offering a pleasant backdrop for drinks. Guests are served efficiently, though the payment process has drawn some criticism. Some patrons dislike the strict cashless policy and feel the card machine is presented too forcefully.
30 Church St, Malvern WR14 2AZ