As you would expect from the 'Jewel of the Cotswolds' Broadway has its fair share of restaurants and tea shops from which the tourist can choose. We list below those available in the village and that can be recommended.
The Dormy House Restaurant has earned an enviable reputation over a number of years for both the extensive menu selection and carefully chosen wines from the vineyards of the world.
The chef and his brigade combine best quality, fresh produce with mouth-watering presentation. The first-class unobtrusive service, gleaming English silver and sparkling glassware ensure your experience is not just excellent food but a real pleasure.
The Barn Owl has been refurbished to add to your enjoyment and comfort. Head Chef, Alan Cutler, has created a delicious new menu, but don't worry the Meal of the Month and many of your favourites will still be available from the blackboard.
Now open from 11am to 11pm, our popular lunches are served 12.30 to 2.00pm and dinner dishes from 7.00 until 9.30pm (Sunday until 9 pm) with appetising lite bites available from 3.00 - 6.00pm. Or, just call in for a cup of coffee or tea and relax in front of the log fire.
A 17th century minstrel's gallery, a grand open fire and an imposing barrel-vaulted ceiling greets you as you enter The Great Hall - the main dining room. A destination in its own right, people travel miles to enjoy the restaurant's 2 AA Rosettes for excellence sumptuous cuisine and warm friendly service of the highest quality.
A few steps across the courtyard Goblets Bistro offers a relaxing atmosphere serving traditional English cuisine with a contemporary twist, equally as imaginative and as fresh using ingredients that are grown and reared locally including a wide range of herbs and plums from the hotel's own orchards.
Lounge in Gin Corner, the Tapestry Room or Drawing Room and enjoy some modern luxuries such as an expresso, smoked salmon blini or a glass of champagne.
The Bell has developed a good local reputation for quality cooking with varied menu.
Run by Maggie and Warren you wil be assured of friendly and helpful service. Lunches and Dinner.
Soup of the day - Homemade soup served with crusty bread Whitebait - Crisp coated whitebait served with brown bread
Caesar Salad - Classic Caesar salad with parmesan shavings Smoked Salmon - Scottish smoked salmon served with capers and lemon Mozzarella Melts - Fried mozzarella cheese with a sweet chilli sauce Chefs Pate - Served with toast and chutney
Main Courses
8oz Sirloin Steak - Prime steak served with mushrooms, onion rings, grilled tomato and chips Fish and Chips - Fillet of cod in a crisp beer batter served with salad Braised Lamb Shank - Tender shank of lamb with a red wine and rosemary sauce, vegetables and potatoes Grilled Chicken - Succulent breast of chicken with black pudding, bacon and mustard cream sauce Bangers and Mash - Served with a red onion gravy Mushroom stroganoff - Creamy mushroom and pepper stew with a poppodam and rice
All served with seasonal vegetables and potatoes
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Horse & Hounds
54 High Street, Broadway, Worcestershire, WR12 7DT
Situated just behind the village green of Broadway this traditional 17th Century Inn, built in Cotswold stone, provides a wonderful atmosphere in which to dine out.
Serving Lunch and Dinners all through the week using locally produced ingredients to make seasonally cooked home made dishes.
CAMRA recommended we have also four exclusively brewed seasonal beers, for the autumn it is 'Wizard Brew' followed by our winter beer 'Lords -a- Leaping'. Having an open fire in the bar with our own mulled wine and hot toddies in the winter and Pimm's in the summer on our patio.
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Crown and Trumpet, Church Street, Broadway, Worc. WR12 7AE
Broadway Hotel, Buckland Manor Hotel at Buckland, Childswickham Inn at Childswickham, and Sheiks (Bangladeshi), The Snowshill Arms Inn at Snowshill, The Mount at Stanton.
restaurant's 2 AA Rosettes for excellence sumptuous cuisine and warm friendly service of the highest quality.
