Great tradional pub, serving good quality food. Also very dog friendly. The only pub in Kington…read morewith a proper garden.

I liked the Landlord here, beer was good too. They've just got one of those new fangled Sky TV…read moreboxes, so that help them while away those off season months.

Nice Ale, The food is kind of standard pub menu, my Beef stroganoff seemed to be home made and was…read morerather nice. They murdered a medium steak, it was well done on the well done front, so that was not so good.

Ale is just passable here, take those horrid frizzer of the swan neck hand pumps. Ate here, it's…read morestandard pub grub, but they know how to cook a medium steak, yes I'd eat there again.

It's a lovely pub probably built in the 1600s. The pub is run by a lovely couple, Jason and Lisa…read moreHudson. Lisa also runs a small shop located just off the foyer in the pub. Lots of staples and goodies in the store which serves the local villagers. At the bar is an assortment of beers, wine, and liquor. Lots of colorful conversation with regulars who frequent the pub. Lisa serves up some lunch and 'breaky' if you ask. In the quiet village of Almeley, this pub is a real jewel.

Simply the best restaurant in Herefordshire! Great service, gorgeous wines and food to die for.read more

Nice place to find on a walk. A few seats for a beer for…read morewalkers, but this is a gastro pub. They don't sell packets of crisps, but they'll cook you some for £1.50, if they'd been friendlier and I'd have seen the little sign on the bar, behind the locals, I might have got some. We meant to return in the evening as the food looked good and at the best part of £20 a plate, it should be. Another reason not to return was, I'm not spending that money on a eight year old, to find she doesn't like it. Do a kids menu, Oh and if they do, let us the punters know.

Walked over to Hergest to Gladestry hoping for a nice pub lunch. Beer was OK but food totally…read moreatrocious. Steak & Ale Pie which had been reheated I don't know how many times with a few chips & a handful of frozen peas. If they had put some gravy over it it might have been barely palatable. PLUS really expensive, a huge disappointment - avoid

A wonderful, traditional 16th Century Inn. Lovely people, lovely pub, lovely beer and lovely food!…read moreDoes accommodation at 40 pounds a night. I must come and stay here. Can't remember both beers I had, but one of them was Masters Devons Pride. They were both good. I think I might have eaten the Smoked Haddock & Spring Onion Fishcake too but my memory fails me slightly. I enjoyed whatever I had!