Great Ushers Ales pub. Well worth a visit. Used to be part of the Mad O'Rourkes chain.read more

Tiny pub hidden away but a gem . Beer choice is not great but well kept . Food very good .read more

I can't believe that I haven't already reviewed this place, but Yelp says that I haven't. It's one…read moreof my favorites restaurants in the area. What's so good about it? The food is delicious. I've been several times and never been disappointed. My most notable meals were the sausage and mash with the red wine gravy, and the leg of lamb. The views are great. As if the food weren't enough, the views from this side of Cleeve Hill (the west side) are great. Despite the place being called Rising Sun, there are great sunsets to be had. I recommend that you call ahead to reserve a good seat. Otherwise, you're stuck in the interior of the restaurant with nothing but good food (and hopefully good company) to enjoy.

A ltraditional pub with great hospitality and beer, especially the 'Enville Ale'. Terrace to the…read morefront and garden at the back so can enjoy the sunshine too. Ofen entertainment such as quiz nights and live music. Check it out!

Having read the 2 reviews posted I am disappointed that you feel the service did not meet your…read moreexpectations. We are unsure as to why you did not see either of us as one of us is always downstairs. On both dates stated we were front of house. Whilst I understand we cannot please everybody we have a large number of satisfied repeat customers who eat here 3-4 times a week, week in week out. As a result of feedback given we no longer take bookings and in reference to table service it does clearly state on 2 different boards that customers are to order at the bar. Please rest assure we take all feedback as constructive regardless of how negative a review is written. Also in regards to no beer on the 24th Dec this is totally incorrect as we had Hobgoblin our guest beer on and banks mild, the only cask not on was banks bitter. Thank you for feedback

Nice pub but wrong location on map. 2 miles out of Kiddy towards Stourbridge in reality.read more

Lovely pub, beautiful location, delicious food and attentive staff. We had a lovely festive get…read moretogether with friends. The food served was delicious. The service was next to none. Whatever our party wanted,the staff saw to it swiftly

7/8/11 Now 15:30 Ended up here after the fiasco at The…read morePlough Inn (Kidderminster). 40 mintues wait on food, and the place diodn't look overly full, but at least they told us the situation. At this point we had given up on the day and just whatever was placed infront of us. Not the best food in the world. The service was OK, and the staff friendly enough, but not the place I like to eat. Branded pubs just don't do it for me normally. This was one I'd decide not to visit again.

This is the best pub for miles around great real ale and a lovely building inside and out .read more

What a lovely little pub this is!! It's recently been refurbished, reopening last autumn. Located…read morenext to Bewdley station on the Severn Valley Railway. The pub is true to it's routes with the decor reflecting the local railway, there's cosy log burners and a great view of the local station, upstairs there is a fantastic mural of Bewdley which I'd highly recommend you taking a look at. There's a great selection a beers and wine, they don't do food as such here but they do an array of Pork pie's and rolls and we all agreed their selection of sauces and pickles was top notch. We opted for a standard pork pie with the favorite English mustard, shared between four of is was a sufficient small snack to accompany our beer. They have a pub dog, and welcome other dogs and you can get a little treat for your pouch for a small donation behind the bar. There's also free wifi (code on the board as you walk in). Staff and locals are really friendly and there's also plenty of parking out back. I'll definitely be paying another visit when I'm back in the area.

This is a great pub with a lot of character on the edge of Bewdley…read more It has recently had a referb and rename. It's been restored by the owners to its former name way back when-The Great Western Hotel. On entry it's like stepping back in time with every last detail done out and restored back to it's formal glory as an old railway themed pub. It is clearly a labor of love for the owners and there's a really cozy warm welcoming feel about the place. The beer is to be expected of a pub that takes pride in its original routes with a great selection of local ales and an excellent draft craft lager that for the life of me I can't remember the name of! There's no meals served however there are a selection of locally made pork pies along with ham and cheese crusty rolls on offer. The cheese in the rolls can only be described as door stops, no messing about! Now when it comes to pork pies I like to think I'm a bit of a critic and I can safely say that they are the best I've ever had (yes even better than Aldi's Christmas specials, trust me!) It's also worth noting that the Great Western is a dog friendly pub. So much so that for a small donation on the bar you can pick up a couple of dog treat biscuits for your yappy companions! All in all a cracking boozer with a lot of character and a welcoming friendly atmosphere. Highly recommended after a walk along the River Severn through Bewdley!

Great pub offering good real ales and excellent food. All meets from local farmers. The burgers are…read moredelicious probably best I've had. Reasonable prices for ale meals from about £6.00. Sometimes there is a 2 for one offer on. Well worth a visit if in area.

Lovely setting right by a canal and lock. When it's busy it can be hard to get a seat outside but…read moredon't let that put you off. It's certainly worth a visit and highly recommended.

Myself and my partner come to the cock and magpie after a nice walk for some food and drinks, we…read morehave the Wednesday offer 2-4-1 pizzas, both meat feast and we had a bowl of chips and pork belly bites. Food is absolutely amazing and definitely worth the trip down! Highly recommend!

The bar of this pub has a rowing boat attached to the ceiling!. I liked this Bank's ale pub but the…read morebeer was 50p a pint more expensive (£3.00 pp) than the Mug House 30 seconds walk away which had a better ale choice! After a crawl around Bewdley on a Camra branch outing I got to know most of the pubs and this would be around 4th place - not as friendly or welcoming as the mug house, plus a bit more expensive.

Satur 4 November meal out in Bewdley fab menu I hv a photo will add it in a mo gorg goose…read moreconfit leg to start with husb had liver pate mmm v nice granary bread was warmed mmmm then for my main I had pork belly superb accomp with black pudding crushed potatoes this was to die for there was nothing nothing wrong wth this meal beaut husb had porterhouse steak which was very meaty recommend this pub fab

Fabulous but pricey, gastro pub. Have the adavantage of…read moreoffering a free taxi service to within near town, which is handy as it is a few miles out of bewdley and up a big hill