Best Pubs & Restaurants in Malvern: Where to Eat During Your Stay
Great walks, beautiful views and plenty of places for a good meal or drink afterwards. Malvern is a brilliant destination if good food and traditional pubs are part of your perfect countryside break.
From cosy pubs around the Malvern Hills to restaurants and independent spots in Great Malvern, there are plenty of options to discover during your stay.
If you're planning a holiday in Malvern, here are some of the places worth adding to your list.
The Nag's Head
A popular Malvern pub with plenty of character, The Nag's Head is a great option for a relaxed meal and a drink.
Known locally for its traditional pub atmosphere, extensive beer selection and food, it's the sort of place that works perfectly after a day spent exploring Malvern and the surrounding countryside.
The Wyche Inn
If walking the Malvern Hills is part of your plans, The Wyche Inn is particularly well placed.
Located at the Wyche Cutting in the hills, it's a traditional pub where walkers can stop for a drink or something to eat while exploring this part of Malvern.
Its location makes it a particularly good addition to a day out on the hills, whether you're tackling a longer route or simply heading out for an afternoon walk.
The Fig
For something a little different from the traditional pub experience, The Fig is a popular independent restaurant in Malvern.
Its central location makes it easy to combine with an afternoon or evening exploring Great Malvern, and it's a good choice if you're looking for somewhere for a meal during your stay.
Anupam
If you're in the mood for Indian food, Anupam has long been part of Malvern's restaurant scene.
Located in Great Malvern, it's another convenient option if you're spending an evening in town and want to enjoy dinner before heading back to your accommodation.
The Swan Inn, Newland
Head slightly outside the centre of Malvern and you'll find plenty more country pubs to discover.
The Swan Inn at Newland offers the kind of traditional countryside pub experience that fits perfectly with a weekend away in Worcestershire.
It's a great example of why having your own transport during a longer stay can open up even more places to eat and explore around Malvern.
Explore Great Malvern's Independent Food Scene
Part of the fun of staying in Malvern is discovering somewhere new.
Alongside the established pubs and restaurants, Great Malvern has independent cafés, bars and smaller food spots that make it worth simply heading into town and exploring.
You can spend the morning walking the Malvern Hills, stop for coffee in town and finish the day with dinner or a drink in one of Malvern's pubs.
It's one of the reasons the town works so well for a weekend break or longer stay.
A Great Base for Exploring Malvern
When you're staying for more than a day, having somewhere comfortable to return to makes all the difference.
Number ThirtySeven is a 5-star rated holiday rental and Airbnb in Malvern, located directly on the Malvern Hills and within easy reach of Great Malvern and the surrounding area.
Whether you're visiting for the walking, food, countryside or simply a relaxing weekend away, you'll have plenty to discover nearby.
