Good spot for exploring the Cotswolds. The building is the oldest inn in England, well-maintained. Food was decent, service efficient. A solid choice for a business lunch.

Had the grilled octopus again since the new owners came in. It&rsquo;s just as good as last time&mdash;super fresh and tender, with that perfect char. Really glad they&rsquo;ve kept the quality up.

The real ales here are in top shape. Had a pint of their seasonal bitter, poured perfectly, with that proper cask-conditioned taste. Just the right balance, not too heavy.

Andre was still super attentive even though we came in near closing. He didn&rsquo;t rush us at all, just let us enjoy the meal. That kind of service is hard to come by.

Sat outside on a warm night, the patio was really nice. The burgers were huge, honestly bigger than I thought they&#39;d be. Joe, our server, was a fun guy.

Sticky chicken was amazing, spicy , tangy, sweet, sour all at once without being offensive, awesome.  Sitting by the log fire was comforting on a rainy day..

In the Marlbank Inn is Indian restaurant on the campsite where we stayedFood excellent, staff fantastic, catered for 15 persons which we pre booked and all chose the Group Menu.Will return should we be in the Malvern area again, by which time the accommodation in the pub should be then open

Loved that you can mix and match from the two different menus. The lamb chops from the grill section were spot on, really juicy and came with this minty sauce. A nice change from the usual.

Came for a Christmas lunch with the family. The turkey was spot on, really moist and the gravy was just right. Staff were lovely and kept things moving. Felt like a proper festive meal without the usual Christmas Day price tag.

Nice traditional pub downstairs, but the upstairs dining area is much quieter. Their house red went really well with the steak I had.

Had a lovely stay here. The room was comfortable and well set up. The staff were really friendly and helpful, made everything feel easy. The village looked beautiful in the autumn. Enjoyed the food, it was tasty and well-prepared. A nice, relaxing break.

The drinks are always well-made here, and I appreciate that they use fresh ingredients. A reliable spot for a fun night out.

Been here a few times for group meals. The team is really good with special diets. Had a big booking last week, some needed gluten-free. They kept everything separate, no fuss. Manager checked in, staff were sound. Makes it easy when you&#39;re organising a crowd.

Quick bite during lunch break. Food came out fast and hot. Burger was solid, fries crispy. Busy spot but staff kept things moving. Good for a speedy meal.

A proper old pub, feels like stepping back in time. Just a few tables though, so you might end up standing with your pint.

A lovely, clean pub with a proper pint. The staff are so friendly, which makes it a really comfortable spot to relax.

Popped in for a casual dinner with a couple of mates. The vibe was just right for a catch-up&mdash;really cosy and relaxed. The food was proper hearty, exactly what we needed. Service was lovely, no rush at all. A solid spot for a low-key hangout.

Been coming here for years. The dessert is always the highlight, even if the mains are just okay.

Lovely garden with a stream and a play area. Perfect for a family lunch, and they&#39;re dog-friendly. A comfortable, relaxing spot.

Such a classic spot! Came here with a few mates after work. The vibe is just right for a proper catch-up - not too loud, not too quiet. The local ale was spot on. My go-to for a relaxed evening in Worcester.

Thursday night deal is on point. The burger was really good, juicy and cooked just right. The pint was cold and went down a treat. Perfect for a laid-back evening out.

Really enjoyed the food here. The salad was so fresh, you could tell the greens were just picked. The chicken was perfectly grilled, not greasy at all. A nice, simple meal that felt good. The staff were friendly too.

Love the vibe here! Staff are super friendly and the beer garden is a proper sun trap. Perfect spot to catch up with mates over a pint. The food&#39;s always reliable too. Just a really nice local pub.

Nice spot for a pint. The service was lovely, shout out to Liv who was really on it. The whole place just has a good, relaxed vibe.

It does get pretty loud when it&#39;s packed, but honestly, the steak is just so good. Had the ribeye last night and it was cooked perfectly. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Nice old pub with a huge garden out back. Went on a Sunday afternoon and it was really peaceful. Sat outside with a drink, just enjoying the quiet.

The fish and chips were the highlight for me. The batter was so light and crispy, and I loved that the chips were proper hand-cut. Really generous portion too.

Stopped in for a quiet lunch and it was just what I needed. The staff, particularly Tracey, were so friendly and attentive. My meal was lovely, but the real standout was how comfortable the seating was&mdash;plenty of space and very relaxing.

Lovely spot for a quiet lunch. The sausage trio and mash special hit the spot &ndash; proper bangers and a huge portion. Enjoyed it with a local ale, which was a great pairing for the dish. Could have been a touch warmer, but no real complaints.

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