Stop that sniggering. Yes it's really called that…read more Got that out of your system? Good. Lets continue. A nice place that is opposite where my in-laws live. I'm surprised we've not been here more before now. Organising a meetup in Droitwich, my husbands home town, I asked we go here instead of our usual haunt, more for convenience that anything else. And it was a good call. We settled ourselves out in the beer garden as it was a really pleasant sunny day, even at 17:00 it was still warm. We started with some pies and cider - they stock Pie Minister pies too, which is always a nice bonus. You can't really go wrong with a Pie Minister pie. A few more ciders in the beer garden and then we moved inside where we completed a very pleasant evening. The decor is typical English pub, with a genuine Tudor flavour. Facilities a little dated, but very clean. Staff were all nice young folk, who were very prompt when it came to bringing your food and serving you at the bar. Recommended.

From the owner: Community pub with traditional food and real alesread more

A really great place to have a few tipples. Real ale and…read moregreat patrons. Reduced prices on Thursday and Sunday evenings after 7.30.

Folk music session night, first Sunday of every month if you play an instrument or sing just come…read morealong and have a great night, any music you like just do it.

Another pleasant visit here at the Gardeners Arms…read more We had booked a table, but arrived 30 mins early. No problem, however we were told the kitchen had a few orders on the go, so it would about 30 mins before they could take our order anyway. No biggie, we ordered some drinks while we perused the menus. Not on the menu (as it was Sunday) was the two roasts of the day, beef and pork. Of which two of our group had the pork. One other went for the Venison pie and myself the Chicken & Mushroom pie. The roasts were spoken highly of, as was the Venison pie. My pie was nice too, it was served in a dish with a piece of puff pastry placed on top. I'd have preferred a short crust filled pie, but it was still good. The veg that came with each dish was very tasty, a lot tastier than you'd normally get with pub grub. Then some cauliflower cheese was brought to the table. It was a feast! So much food. Too full for dessert, we asked for the bill. Four mains, six pints of cider and an OJ, came to a little over 60 GBP. Good value for money. Special mention goes to barman Paul, who seemed to keep everything going one handed. Front of house at least. Very recommended, especially for Sunday dinner.

Really good food, reasonably priced and a TV for any sports fans (like my boyfriend), would…read moredefinitely recommend.

I was a bit disappointed with this place the first time round, I felt it lacked atmosphere…read more But upon a return visit I have now changed my mind. On the second occasion there was a band playing and there was a much bigger crowd in too. It was like being in a completely different pub. Needless to say the staff were great on both occasion. Very friendly and pleasant.

This is a great pub. It has a big decking area out the back, which is nice in the summer, there are…read moreheaters for the winter. The bar is very spacious, split into 2 sections. The atmosphere is always very friendly and welcoming. They have a big screen for the sports aswell which always goes down well.

A small charming pub. Its friendly atmosphere is very welcoming. the garden has a flat screen telly…read morewhere sport is usually on!! the prices are a little more though.