The best restaurants in Central Herefordshire, County of West Midlands

Managed to grab some food right before closing time while staying in Hereford. Chap was friendly despite is holding him up from closing. Portion size was great and well packaged, reasonable price point too.

Pre ordered 2 weeks ago for a party of 16. Upon arrival waited 50 minutes for food and it didn't all come out at once. My food was steak and it was tough with poor taste. A mandatory 10% service is fair if service is decent but it wasn't.

Always great value, 2 & 3 course deals everyday. And they always end with an icecream, sweets & the drinks trolley.

Didn't have food so can't comment on that. Lovely pub. 👍

It's okay, a little bit expensive and the staff are not the friendliest. What's good about it is the, surprisingly good food!

Lovely food freshly cooked. Staff pleasant and attentive. Special mention to Ali who works hard to ensure great food is served.

Had a great meal. Our waitress, Issy, was very attentive, polite and engaging. It was a great atmosphere and by the time we left it was really buzzing!

Would be great to be able to see the menu on your new website but DIVA MEDIA is obviously doing its best to ruin your business, sorry wont be coming for breakfast any time soon!

Friends birthday celebration lunch . Staff kind and friendly,food and ambiance great. As weather was good we were able to sit in the charming courtyard .

My wife and I found La Madeleine whilst having a wander around Herford. The place is an unassuming bistro on Church Street that served a very pleasant lunch, we went for the homemade quiche that came with salad and herbie potatoes, which proved to be very tasty. The service was polite, efficient and friendly. The establishment has a wonderful courtyard garden. All in all a great place to eat when visiting Hereford.

The cafe is set in a lovely church and recently we have been in for coffee and cakes. The cakes are well made but they are the same every day, week.... It gets boring having the same choice especially when one of our party is gluten free. They've sold the same chocolate brownie for years. Variety is the spice of life they say, maybe Bill's kitchen should consider that?

My wife and I went to this restaurant on Friday 27th. December at 12-30 pm. Meet and greet was good, we were met by one of the lady owners and were given the choice of tables. We ordered drinks whilst perusing the menu. The drinks came very promptly two glasses of tap water and a glass of red wine, JARRAH WOOD SHIRAZ CABERNET SAUVIGNON. The wine was truly excellent especially at the price of £4-95 a glass, in other restaurants the price of this would be at least £6-95 for the same quality of wine or £30-00 per bottle (restaurants usually charge 300% to 400% on the retail price of a bottle of wine). For the starters my wife had the Chicken Gyoza Japanese styled dumplings served with home-made soya sauce, she thought the gyoza very good indeed and the soya sauce exceptional. I had the Satay Chicken which was very good/ For the main course we both had the Panang Chicken, which we both enjoyed. The toilets were clean on the ground floor. The restaurant is a street level and is disabled accessible with a slight step at the entrance Main courses at lunch start at £9-95 a real steal for a first class piece of thai cookery.

Found Rocket down little Hereford back street. Went in and found a seat. Ordered two Goats Cheese, pesto and cranberry flat bread wraps. My wife went to the toilet - not good - clearly hardly ever cleaned - dirty, dusty, toilet seat broken !! If we had gone in there before ordering we would not have eaten there…..always tell a place by its toilets. Throughout our time eating there was, on a table right near us, a young boy (clearly related to one of the staff) he was eating a McDonalds and for the whole 30 minutes was watching videos on a phone at high volume !! Others came in and were clearly bothered by it. Shame - the food was pretty good. Staff not friendly.

Fresh, natural, organic ingredients - absolutely delicious food and lovely friendly service. The smoked salmon & seasonal salad was fantastic. I also had a bit of the leek, caramelised onion and cheddar toastie. Equally lovely! Thoroughly recommended. Really nice, relaxed vibe.

Decided to go to the Mokka Bar for an early coffee and beat any rush. Anyway we managed that and ordered two cappuccino s and a sausage and egg sarnie. The lady serving was delightful and the coffees arrived in no time and they were hot. This is a reason why I am here and not another restaurant nearby in a church. This was closely followed by my sarnie which was almost perfect. A great visit and maybe a swap from the church is needed. ( Not the cathedral). Must add a quick visit to the loos and they were spotless.