Been coming here for years, and the food is just as good as I remember. Love the cozy, dimly lit vibe&mdash;feels like a little escape from the busy street outside. The pad thai is my usual go-to.

The Rushuni Chilli Chicken was fantastic, but the portion felt a bit small for the price.

Lovely little cafe in a Worcester alley. The ingredients in my salad were incredibly fresh, crisp greens and ripe tomatoes. A nice find for a healthy lunch. They were very helpful with the pushchair too.

First time here tonight. The curry puffs were the standout, really good. Honestly, the whole meal felt like a steal for the quality. Might be the best value in Worcester right now.

Got a table without a booking. The server was really attentive, even noticed a draught from the window. Food was decent.

Perfect spot for a quick break. Upstairs sofas are comfy, nice and quiet. Grabbed a drink, just what I needed to unwind for a bit.

Fillet steak was cooked exactly as requested. Side salad was fresh and well-dressed. It&#39;s on the pricier side, but the quality justifies the cost. Good for a business dinner or when you need a reliable meal.

Popped in for their bottomless brunch. The cocktails were spot on, really enjoyed the espresso martini. Got a bit busy so the drinks took a while to come out, but the vibe was nice.

The Sunday carvery is a real treat. The roast beef is always cooked just right, not dry at all. It&#39;s become our go-to for a relaxed weekend lunch. The only thing is, the queue can get a bit long, but it moves quickly.

This restaurant is a lovely spot to relax and enjoy a meal, with a welcoming atmosphere and dependable service.

Really appreciate how fresh the ingredients are here. The chicken had that nice, clean taste, and the salads were crisp. You can tell they focus on quality produce. Just what I look for.

We booked for 12:30 thinking it would be quieter than 1&hellip; absolutely manic but the service was quick and the food was great.  Had a short wait in a queue for the carvery but it was worth it.  Food extremely fresh and staff busy swapping stuff over for freshly made food.Despite the business no issues and served good food quickly.  Pudding and bottomless drinks also great.They didn&rsquo;t actually have our Fork booking but got us in. No fault of the Fork - Toby had booked us somewhere miles away&hellip;

Booked for Sunday lunch, place was packed. Service got a bit slow when they were full, but expected that. Food came out fine in the end.

The plaice was perfectly cooked, swimming in butter. The hazelnut parfait was lovely too. What really stood out was the service &ndash; friendly and relaxed, they never rushed us out even at the end of the night.

The food for our large group all came out together and was still hot, which was impressive. Everything tasted fresh and well-prepared.

The Makhani and Murgh Masala were both tasty. I liked that it&#39;s BYOB, easy to grab a drink from the shops nearby. Just a heads up, there are some roadworks around at the moment which made getting there a bit of a faff.

Nice historic pub with a cozy feel. The fish and chips were a bit pricey for the portion size though.

Staff were really polite and helpful. They explained the menu well and kept an eye on our table without being overbearing. Made the evening relaxed.

Helen at the bar is so friendly and really knows her stuff. She suggested a great non-alcoholic option for me.

The chicken shashlick had such fresh, vibrant spices. Really enjoyed the quality of the ingredients.

My wife and I went for dinner on a Monday night. The pub wasn&#39;t too busy which was lovely. We were quickly seated and attended to. Drinks were ok but the startes and sharing plates were great! Well seasoned and presented. Highly recommend the chicken karaage. Our mains were generously sized but a bit lacking in flavour. We had pork belly (saved by the tasty sauce) and sea bass (needed salt). All in all a lovely meal and we would visit again if in the area.

A proper local pub, and they&#39;re very welcoming to dogs - even had treats for our spaniel. Nice to see. The pale ale on tap was a solid choice, went well with the simple ploughman&#39;s lunch. Could do with a few more craft options on the menu though.

The Guinness here is pretty good, probably the best I&#39;ve had in Shifnal. A decent spot for a quiet pint, and the staff are friendly. It&#39;s nice that they allow dogs inside too.

Lovely spot upstairs from the pub, feels very cosy. The lighting was a bit flickery, but it was still a really relaxed evening. Just the kind of place where you can settle in and not feel rushed.

Been coming here for a while. The food is always solid, never had a bad meal. They switch up the menu quite often, so it doesn&#39;t get boring. My only gripe is that sometimes a favourite dish disappears!

The wine list had some nice options to pair with our meal, and the bill came to about &pound;75 for three courses. Good value.

The wine list is impressive. Found a few bottles that would cost a bomb in London. A pleasant surprise here. The sommelier helped us pick a nice red to go with the steak, spot on.

Nice local spot. Staff and regulars were friendly, felt like I could just hang out. Had a pint, it was decent. Good for a relaxed evening.

The beer garden is a real gem, best in the area. Staff are lovely. Had a pint of their local ale, which was just right for a sunny afternoon. The interior is wonderfully cosy, though it got a bit warm later on.

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