The Best Pubs in Worcester

This lively pub is a true haven for beer lovers, with a frequently changing lineup of ales and even some brews made right on the premises. The staff are impressively knowledgeable, ready to guide you through the taps, while the burger menu offers creative choices that cater to vegetarians and vegans with the same care as the meat options. You can grab a quick bite or settle in at one of the outdoor tables, making it a fantastic spot for a casual pint and a great meal.

The Crown Inn is a comforting country pub offering quality pub classics and seasonal chef’s specials, perfect for a hearty meal after exploring the surrounding countryside. It boasts a fantastic beer garden for soaking up the fresh air, and the venue is dog friendly, family friendly, and has a historic pub feel. Fantastic food and great service are consistently praised by visitors, with special offers like £20 prosecco or wine for the bank holiday and 2 for £12 cocktails during the week.

This is a real ale haven and historic venue where Chris from Sadler’s Ales and Dave from Craddock’s Brewery bring great ale and good food. It is known for its friendly staff, casual vibe, and great value, especially for a quick meal featuring delicious pies and mash. The venue offers a warm setting with a lovely old interior and an amazing selection of real ales.

The Swan is a family owned and run pub established in 1996, where food takes centre stage with fresh fish delivered daily and meat butchered on site. They offer a variety of dining options including an afternoon tea buffet, group dining, and special offers like steak frites on Wednesdays. The pub also features a covered pergola with seating for 40-50 guests, additional garden seating, and free customer EV charging.

This pub sits at the heart of the Diglis Basin, making it a perfect spot for a filling Sunday roast followed by a stroll along the river. It serves great ale and offers a classic beer garden, with fresh seafood cooked every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. From breakfast to dinner, the goal is great food, and the pub is also dog friendly, welcoming a four month puppy without any fuss. The stunning renovation includes a fully enclosed boathouse for private parties of up to 100 guests.

The New Inn is a welcoming pub with plenty of space for family, friends, and even the dog, featuring a beer garden and dog friendly areas. You can enjoy expertly crafted cask ales and crisp world lagers, along with a menu of great grills, brilliant burgers, and pub classics. Don't miss the free Sunday quiz where you can win beer, a meal, or a bottle of wine, and take advantage of a limited time 40% off mains offer. The pub also offers live music, quiz nights, and the convenience of order and pay from your table using their app.

Tucked away by the riverside, The Camp House Inn is a true hidden gem that welcomes everyone with open arms. You can enjoy your drink outdoors while soaking in the peaceful setting, which is made even more charming by the peacocks wandering nearby. The famously strong cider and the lovely river views make this a special spot that feels genuinely like the best pub in the county.

The Swan with Two Nicks is a lively real ale pub that feels like a true local treasure, with four ever changing beers from micro breweries and a fantastic array of whiskey and rum to explore. The huge outdoor patio stays open all year, making it a perfect spot to enjoy great homemade food from midday, while the brilliant jukebox lets you take over as DJ for the night. Add in an awesome quiz and a warm, welcoming energy, and you have a place that buzzes with character from lunchtime right through to the evening.

Step into The Plough and you’ve found a proper drinking den where the conversation is as characterful as the beer. This place is a treasure trove for ale lovers, with six rotating cask ales from different breweries, plus a staggering selection of single malt whiskies and local ciders. The outdoor seating is a bonus, but the real magic is the warm, unpretentious buzz and the kind of bar where a half pint of Old Scrooge paired with a malt whisky makes for a perfect afternoon.

The Fox Inn is a comforting country pub offering quality pub classics and seasonal chef’s specials, nestled beside the river Terne amidst rolling hills. It is the perfect pitstop for walkers, with a beer garden for soaking up the fresh air and a newly converted barn for events. The food is reasonably priced and of a high standard, with a Sunday Roast that is impressive. Great food and staff, along with a warm welcome for everyone, make this a special place to cherish time together.