Myself, my Mum and Dad all had a meal and a drink here. The service was brilliant and friendly, the…read moreatmosphere was welcoming too. The food was amazing, I had duck wraps with salad and wedges, Mum had jacket potato with beans and salad, Dad had beef wrapped in Yorkshire pudding with chips and peas, all of this plus three drinks came to less than £20! The food was so good, even my Mum (who is extremely hard to please) said how good it was! I would recommend this pub to anyone, it's brilliant.

We hadn't been here for a few years, but went because my stepson wanted a mixed grill, a speciality…read moreof this establishment. In the end he had the Titanic Challenge a 48 oz steak. No he didn't finish it. My disappointment was that I wanted Fish and Chips and because the fish delivery was late and had only just arrived it was off the menu. Well it had arrived so why couldn't I have it? Ice cream sundae was also a disappointment. It was obviously a preprepared ice cream in a plastic glass straight from the freezer. The sauce, was hardly noticeable and was frozen. My stepson had the Titanic sundae and this one did get fresh sauce. Oh dear how do they get away with it. I'm sure we will be back in a year's time for his Birthday, definitely not before if I can help it.

Very nice place. Busy but not too busy. They have so many rooms (of seating) plus outside. Can't…read moreimagine they would be full - that would be a busy night. The menu is small - just one side of the card. Nice. They also have a specials board. I had the Mixed Grill, which I had never tried before. Wow, that was a lot of "meat". I loved it. All the food was delicious, but the service was a little slow. Definitely worth trying. I would come here again.

The most excellent Sunday roast carvery. As their menu noted, their Pork roast was infamous! Which…read moremade me smile. Eleven of our group of fourteen went for the carvery. You could have had beef, turkey or pork. Everything on the carvery was really good, especially the crackling and cauliflower cheese. I went for the pork, which was indeed excellent... it deserved the infamy ;) The service was a bit meh, with the drinks order being brought to the table in ones or twos. They must not have any serving trays! Also one of the mains ordered wasn't great. The fishcakes, soggy from having the chilly sauce pour all over them. But if you are here for the Sunday roast carvery, you shouldn't be let down.

This is a fantastic watering hole if you're on a boating holiday with plenty of visitor mooring…read moreright outside the canalside seating area. It's also great if you've got kids as it's got a secure (limited facilities) childrens play area directly off one of the bars. This is one of the recommended eating places in the area but I haven't eaten here for a while because on the Bank Holiday Monday we visited, they had a barbecue on in the back garden instead of the usual menu. That being said, the beer is excellent and they know how to cook a burger!! Will try and update the next time I go past and get to eat but a good stopping place anyway, either to or from Worcester.

We visited the Bridge Inn on Tuesday 26th November 2013 because we noticed that it had been under…read morenew management for 2 weeks. Our previous experience of eating at the Bridge had been extremely disappointing so we were not expecting great things. What a wonderful experience it turned out to be. The room was warm and welcoming and we were greeted almost straightaway by a lovely lady who was one of the new management team. We ordered drinks and studied the menu. Our orders were taken and we waited in anticipation for our starters. I ordered tomato soup and my husband ordered prawn cocktail. When they came we got a wonderful surprise. The soup was home made with fresh tomatoes and piping hot. The prawn cocktail was large and very tasty. For our main course we had both ordered battered cod and couldn't believe our eyes when it arrived. The fish portions were extremely generous (taking up half the plate) and the chips, new potatoes and side salad portions were generous and extremely tasty. We did not have a desert because we were so full. To sum up, it was an unexpected culinary delight and the service was fantastic. We would definitely recommend a visit and ask any one else who has had a bad experience prior to the new management taking over to give it a try, you won't be disappointed (we were so pleased with the meal we have now booked a table for Christmas day !).

we have not eaten here for quite a while, but yesterday we went out for lunch, and were very…read moredisappointed, the waitress brought the meats, my friend requesting a plain piece of chicken which came as a piece of chicken which the stuffing of mushrooms had been removed but bits left in it, and we had to wait for veg which was undercooked and luke warm, then no-one came to see if we would like sweets, then when we paid, the gentleman was going to charge us for wine which we didn.t have and also drinks which we had paid at the bar for.The whole experience was a real let down especially as we had friends with us. M. Collins.

The best food pub in the area bar none, fantastic fish, excellent steaks, great atmosphereread more

The waitress was excellent! Food was excellent too. Everything was excellent.it was very tidy and…read moreslaw was the best I have had.

Branded pubs are not my ideal venue, but their early bird menu, for both adults, and children is…read morevery competitive. I think that Harvester have upped their game, and the help yourself salad bar is a winner. Worth a visit early evening. Returned - 21/7/09 In time for the early bird menu. You get what you pay for. The spit roast chicken looks good value, but it can be overcooked, which one was and returned, and replaced very quickly. I think my wife's was undercooked, and she suffered the next day, believing that she had swine flu. I had the gammon, and two eggs, nothing special, and priced at £4.99, plus salad bar, value for money. One of kids chicken was quite tough on one side, so presumably left to one side and kept warm. They were happy to combine the children's sweet (jelly and ice cream), paid for the two. Staff very friendly, and busy, and can sometimes forget a request. At our visit the gent's toilets were really discusting. I could only allow my boy to use one of the WCs. There was wet all over the floor near the urinals. One of the WCs could be flush sorry too much detail.. This is something they really need to get right.

This is a great pub if you're in the area. Highly recommend! Service and food were great. Very…read morewell done! My husband got the filet, I got the miso cod (photo), my daughter got the kids fried chicken, my son got the kids grilled chicken. We wrapped it up by sharing a slice a cheesecake.

Wow phenomenal food,excellent service! I was all set to go to one of the highly rated Michelin star…read morerestaurants but the this place caught my eye.I LOVE the pub atmosphere.Truly wish we had this back where I live in US.My husband born and raised in Belfast appreciated their beer selection. I had the Beef Wellington Special and my husband had the Sheppard Pie.For dessert we shared the Rubarb Cream Burlee.Food was just amazing!Fantastic service and appreciated server doing such a stellar job despite juggling a big party of 15 next to us. I'm so glad we came,it was a memorable night

Stopped by Chequers for Sunday lunch-Traditional Sunday Roast, with a giant Yorkshire pudding. The…read morefood was tasty, tho cutting my roast with a butter knife was a bit tricky. The Yorkshire pudding huge and had good flavor, though maybe a tiny bit overcooked. The gravy and horseradish sauce were also both yummy. Service was impeccable and very attentive, the best we had in all of the pubs we visited during our trip to the UK. And so friendly Definitely recommend Chequers for your Sunday Roast

When it is your sons 16th birthday and he chooses the location.....there's only one choice…read more CHEQUERS IN CHIPPY Darren and team utterly awesome as always and the food is just...well....just....ace