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.

The staff were so accommodating for our large group, including kids. Service was efficient without feeling rushed. They handled our requests with ease.

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.

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

Popped in for a pint on a Saturday night. The place was buzzing, music was spot on. Had a decent burger, chips were a bit soggy though. Just a solid local vibe.

Booked a large group, staff were really welcoming. The food was spot on, especially the roast. Pub has a nice modern country feel.

Popped in for lunch after getting off the train. It&#39;s dead handy being so close to the station. Had the fish and chips with a cocktail. The fish was fresh and the batter was nice and crisp, just how I like it. A solid spot for a quick bite.

The interior of Slug and Lettuce is beautifully designed, creating a lovely ambiance. The food was delicious, especially the chicken tacos, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout our visit.

Great spot to bring the dog. They had water bowls and even some treats ready, which was a nice touch.

This pub offers an outstanding selection of real ales, and the knowledgeable staff really enhance the experience.

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Nice spot for a drink. The outdoor seating is really comfortable, and the staff were friendly. It was a bit quiet, but that&#39;s fine.

Stumbled upon this place after lunch. The low lighting and comfy seats are just right for a gloomy day. Ended up chatting for hours, barely noticed the time. The background music was a nice touch, not too loud.

A proper pub feel here. The bar staff were friendly and the real ales were spot on&mdash;had a lovely pint of Bathams. Just a nice, welcoming place to be.

Been here for breakfast a few times now. Food&#39;s always hot, comes out quick, and you leave full. It&#39;s just a solid, reliable spot for a morning bite.

Ordered via the app, very easy. We were a large group upstairs and the staff were so lovely, really accommodating. Made the whole evening feel relaxed.

I visited with some family members for a meal to celebrate a birthday. We all thoroughly enjoyed the carvery meal a day thought that the staff were very helpful and friendly. The surroundings were also very good

Another good Toby.  Lamb was on, a nice surprise midweek.  Staff are excellent especially Nova, 100% positive and just a lovely person!  I was very late due to a fire in Birmingham. No problem, friends waited for me and table organised, a quick car reg entered and go straight to the yummy carvery.  Great friends catch up over a lovely carvery.

Perfect spot before a match at Molineux. The location is super convenient. Decent car park next door. That&#39;s it really.

Mixed grill was the main reason for my visit. Portion size is generous, meat quality is good. Flavor was solid, nothing fancy but exactly what you&#39;d expect from a reliable grill. Service was efficient, got in and out within an hour for a business lunch.

Popped in for a solo breakfast. The eggs were cooked just right, not too runny. It&#39;s a good, solid spot when you need something straightforward and fresh. Service was quick, which was nice on a quiet Tuesday.

Cosy pub, feels warm. Had the Sunday roast with the family. Beef was tender, Yorkshire pudding spot on. A bit pricey but worth it for the 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.

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.

They&#39;re really dog friendly here, even have a special ice cream for them. Our spaniel had a great time.

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