Wild Swimming. Take a refreshing dip in a peaceful spring-fed lake surrounded by beautiful Herefordshire countryside and panoramic views, with bookable sessions for adults of all swimming abilities.
Independent Café & Restaurant. Mediterranean-inspired dishes, homemade cakes and speciality coffee, served in a welcoming city-centre café known for its colourful interiors and relaxed atmosphere.
Brunch Café & Cocktail Bar. Locally sourced breakfasts, brunches and lunches by day, transforming into an adults-only cocktail and small plates venue on selected evenings.
Farm-to-Table Burger Restaurant. Set on a working farm near Monmouth, this local favourite is known for gourmet burgers, loaded fries and locally sourced ingredients in a unique countryside setting.
Award-Winning Country Inn. Michelin-recommended dining showcasing seasonal British dishes, local ingredients and creative menus in a stylish village inn with a reputation for exceptional food.
Plant-Based Café. Tropical Wellness Café. Travel-inspired açaí bowls, superfood smoothies and wholesome brunches, served in a vibrant café bringing tropical flavours and wellness-focused dining to Hereford.
Cider Farm Restaurant. Home-reared beef, farm-produced cider and hearty seasonal dishes, served beside one of Herefordshire’s best-known cider producers in the heart of cider country.
Japanese & Korean Fusion Restaurant. Hereford’s first sushi restaurant, serving handmade sushi, ramen, Korean BBQ and Asian-inspired dishes, with extensive vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options.
Neighbourhood Restaurant. Seasonal small plates, wood-fired cooking and inventive cocktails, served in a relaxed restaurant celebrating local ingredients and modern British flavours.
Independent Brunch Restaurant. Creative brunch, breakfast and lunch dishes inspired by flavours from around the world, served alongside speciality coffee in a stylish city-centre setting.
Riverside Pub & Restaurant. Overlooking the River Wye, this stylish inn combines locally sourced food, seasonal menus and waterside dining, with popular Monday steak nights and riverside views.
Independent Brunch Café. Creative brunch dishes, speciality coffee and homemade bakes, served in a stylish city-centre café celebrating local produce and seasonal ingredients.
Riverside Café & Restaurant. Globally inspired dishes made with local and seasonal ingredients, served in a light-filled pavilion with a roof terrace overlooking the River Wye.
Restaurant & Cocktail Bar. Contemporary dining, handcrafted cocktails and beautifully presented dishes, served in a stylish townhouse setting in the heart of Ross-on-Wye.
Restaurant and hotel dining. Award-winning seasonal dishes, afternoon teas and Sunday lunches are served in the Valley View Restaurant, with panoramic views across the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons.
Historic Village Pub. One of Herefordshire’s oldest pubs, serving traditional food and local ales in a characterful timber-framed building with open fires and original features.
Riverside pub and restaurant. Home-cooked pub classics, local ales and a large beer garden make this popular River Wye pub a favourite with walkers, cyclists and canoeists.
Café, bar and restaurant. Open all day for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner, Estero Lounge combines a relaxed atmosphere with extensive vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free menus.
Traditional village pub and Thai restaurant. Authentic Thai dishes are served in a friendly country pub with real fires, local ales and a strong community atmosphere. Open Thursday to Sunday only.
Outdoor supper club and open-fire restaurant. Open seasonally from spring to winter, menus celebrate produce grown, reared and foraged from the surrounding farm and countryside, with cooking over fire at the heart of every dish.
Traditional country pub and restaurant. Seasonal menus, local ciders and a renowned Sunday carvery are served in a family-friendly pub with a children’s play area beside Westons Cider Mill.
Gastro pub and restaurant. Award-winning seasonal British dishes are served in a historic 16th-century coaching inn with open fires and a large garden. Scenic Stays guests receive 10% off food – ask us for a discount code before your visit.
Gastro pub and restaurant. Seasonal menus showcase locally sourced ingredients and modern British cooking, served in a characterful Grade II listed inn with exposed beams, open fires and a welcoming atmosphere.
Burger restaurant. Award-winning burgers, loaded fries and indulgent American-inspired sides have earned The Beefy Boys a cult following, including success at the World Food Championships in Texas.
Food hall, bar and events venue. Hereford’s answer to Boxpark, bringing together Burger Shop, Leaven Pizza, The Bookshop and rotating chef residencies in a lively courtyard setting with live music and regular events.
Traditional village pub and restaurant. Home-cooked pub classics, local ales and ciders are served alongside views towards the Black Mountains, with a large beer garden and regular live music events.
Traditional country pub and restaurant. Fresh locally sourced British dishes, hearty Harewood burgers and a secluded beer garden are complemented by roaring log fires during the winter months.
Traditional village pub and restaurant. Home-cooked pub classics, local ales and highly regarded Sunday roasts make this welcoming community pub a favourite with locals and visitors alike.
Michelin-starred micro restaurant. Seasonal tasting menus featuring day boat fish, rare breed meats and homegrown produce are served in an intimate 14-cover restaurant within an 18th-century townhouse.
Foraging-inspired restaurant. Creative tasting menus showcase wild and locally sourced ingredients gathered from the forests, hedgerows and countryside of the Wye Valley and Forest of Dean.
Modern European restaurant and cocktail bar. Beautifully presented seasonal dishes, fresh day boat fish from Brixham and expertly crafted cocktails make this intimate restaurant a popular choice.
Michelin-starred restaurant. Renowned chef Shaun Hill’s ingredient-led modern British cooking is complemented by seasonal menus, an exceptional wine list and views towards the Skirrid.
Michelin-starred restaurant. Homegrown produce, foraged ingredients and creative dishes inspired by the woodland and riverbanks of the Wye Valley shape the ever-changing tasting menus.
Gurkha restaurant. Authentic Nepalese and Indian dishes created by former Gurkha soldiers are served alongside local produce in a traditional pub setting with a cosy log fire.
Traditional country pub and restaurant. Homemade seasonal dishes, local ales and one of Herefordshire’s most popular Sunday roasts are served in a characterful countryside pub.
Traditional village pub, café and restaurant. Freshly prepared British dishes, breakfasts, coffee and homemade cakes are served in a characterful 18th-century building with a large garden, just a short stroll from Goodrich Castle.
Country pub and restaurant. Chef-led seasonal menus showcasing local Herefordshire produce are served in a characterful 17th-century black and white pub, just a short walk from the River Wye.
Thai. Authentic Thai takeaway offering fragrant curries, stir-fries, noodle dishes and street food favourites, freshly prepared using traditional recipes and ingredients.
Thai. Authentic Thai takeaway offering a wide selection of curries, stir-fries, noodle dishes and Thai street food favourites, freshly prepared using traditional recipes and ingredients.
Indian Takeaway. Traditional Indian dishes, freshly prepared curries and popular takeaway favourites, available for collection or local delivery in Ross-on-Wye.
Wood-Fired Pizza Takeaway. Neapolitan-style wood-fired pizzas, freshly prepared sides and seasonal specials, available for collection from the Yew Tree Inn, Peterstow.
Chinese Takeaway. Traditional Chinese favourites, generous portions and freshly prepared dishes, available for collection from a long-established Hereford takeaway.
Turkish Restaurant & Takeaway. Authentic Turkish grills, kebabs, wraps and sharing platters, freshly prepared over charcoal and available for collection or local delivery.
Indian Restaurant & Takeaway. Authentic Indian dishes, traditional curries and freshly prepared favourites, available for dining in, collection or local delivery.
Fish & Chip Takeaway. Freshly prepared fish and chips, burgers, kebabs and pies, available to eat in or takeaway from a long-established Ross-on-Wye favourite.
Fish & Chips. Award-winning fish and chip takeaway offering freshly cooked fish, chips, burgers, kebabs and classic takeaway favourites, with a focus on quality ingredients and locally sourced produce where possible.
Indian Restaurant & Takeaway. Authentic Indian and Bangladeshi dishes, freshly prepared with traditional spices and modern influences, available for both dining in and takeaway.
Thai Restaurant & Takeaway. Authentic Thai dishes, traditional flavours and freshly prepared curries, noodles and stir-fries, available for dining in or takeaway.
Fish & Chip Takeaway. Traditional fish and chips, burgers and freshly prepared takeaway favourites, served from a long-established family-run business in Monmouth.
Supermarket. Fresh groceries, bakery items, household essentials and a wide range of food and drink, with convenient parking and extended opening hours.
Supermarket. Fresh groceries, bakery items, household essentials and weekly Specialbuys, offering great value for everyday shopping and holiday supplies.
Supermarket. Fresh groceries, bakery items, household essentials and Click & Collect services, making it a convenient one-stop shop for holiday supplies.
Supermarket. Fresh groceries, bakery items, household essentials and George clothing, providing a convenient one-stop shop for food and everyday needs.
Farm Shop, Fuel Station & Local Convenience Store. Fuel, groceries, local produce, Post Office services, everyday essentials and a well-known ice cream counter.
Village Convenience Store & Post Office. A handy local stop for groceries, fresh bread, everyday essentials, newspapers, alcohol and Post Office services, conveniently located on the A49 near Ross-on-Wye.
Village Deli, Store & Post Office. Local produce, artisan deli items, freshly baked pastries, refillable wines and everyday essentials, championing low food miles and independent producers.
Village Shop, Deli & Café. Local produce, homemade cakes, deli favourites and freshly prepared food, served alongside a popular café with a garden terrace.
Supermarket. Quality groceries, fresh produce, bakery items and ready meals, alongside a wide range of wines, household essentials and Click & Collect services.
Historic Village. A medieval castle mound, large village green and popular children’s play park, with easy access to the Golden Valley and Black Mountains.
Market Town. Known as the Gateway to Wales, Abergavenny combines independent shops, excellent food, a historic castle and easy access to the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park.
Black-and-White Village. One of Herefordshire’s most picturesque villages, renowned for its timber-framed buildings, historic church and traditional village green.
Historic Village. A charming black-and-white village with timber-framed buildings, independent shops and one of Herefordshire’s finest medieval village centres.
Book Town. World-famous for its bookshops, literary festival and independent stores, nestled on the edge of the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park.
Historic Market Town. Renowned for its food scene, medieval streets and independent shops, centred around the impressive Ludlow Castle and historic market square.
Historic Market Town. Famous for its black-and-white timber-framed buildings, independent shops and literary heritage, set amongst the rolling hills of East Herefordshire.
Cathedral City. Historic architecture, independent shopping, cultural attractions and riverside walks, centred around the magnificent Hereford Cathedral and medieval city streets.
Music Festival. Held each summer, this internationally renowned festival celebrates choral and classical music with concerts, performances and events across Hereford, Gloucester and Worcester Cathedrals.
Music Festival. Held each August, this family-friendly festival combines live music, comedy, children’s entertainment, food and camping in the grounds of Eastnor Castle.
Open Farm Event. Held each June, farms across the country open their gates for visitors to discover farming, meet animals and learn where food comes from.
Horse Racing Festival. Held each March, this world-famous horse racing festival attracts the sport’s biggest names for four days of racing, entertainment and atmosphere.
Poetry Festival. Held each July, this acclaimed festival brings together poets, writers, performers and workshops, celebrating literature and the spoken word in the heart of Ledbury.
Arts Festival. Held each September, this county-wide celebration opens artists’ studios, galleries and exhibitions, showcasing creativity across Herefordshire’s towns and countryside.
Garden Festival. Held each May, this RHS flower show combines spectacular show gardens, expert talks, floral displays, food, shopping and family activities.
Harvest & Country Show. Held each September, this popular countryside event celebrates giant vegetables, harvest displays, food, gardening, shopping and family entertainment.
Food Festival. Held over the third weekend of September, this renowned event brings together leading chefs, food producers, demonstrations, talks and street food across Abergavenny
Food & Drink Festival. Held each September, this award-winning festival showcases artisan producers, chef demonstrations, tastings and local food and drink within the grounds of Ludlow Castle.
Walking Festival. Held each September, this popular festival offers guided walks through the Wye Valley, exploring local history, countryside, wildlife and hidden corners of the region.
Literary Festival. Held from late May into early June, this world-renowned festival brings together leading authors, thinkers, performers and cultural events in Hay-on-Wye.
Beer & Cider Festival. Held over the Early May Bank Holiday weekend, this popular riverside festival showcases local beers, Herefordshire ciders, live music and food beside the River Wye.
Agricultural Show. Held on the third Thursday of August, this traditional one-day show features livestock, horses, countryside pursuits, food, crafts and family entertainment.
Agricultural Show. Held each June, this celebrated countryside event showcases livestock, farming, food, rural crafts, shopping and family entertainment across three counties.
Beer & Cider Festival. Held each July, Herefordshire’s largest beer and cider festival features hundreds of beers, ciders and perries, live music and riverside views in the heart of Hereford.
Agricultural Show. Held on the second Saturday in September, this one-day countryside show features livestock, horses, vintage vehicles, food, crafts and family entertainment.
Chocolate Making Workshop. Get hands-on with chocolate making as you create and decorate your own sweet treats, learn chocolatier techniques, and take your creations home to enjoy. Suitable for a range of ages and abilities.
Vineyard tours and wine tastings. Enjoy guided or self-guided wine tastings, stroll through 75 acres of vines and discover how English wine is made, with optional lunch in the vineyard brasserie.
Distillery tours, tastings and spirit-making experiences. Explore an award-winning Herefordshire distillery, enjoy guided tastings of gin, rum and liqueurs, or create your own bespoke spirit with the master distiller.
Vineyard tours and wine tastings. Enjoy a guided walk through the vineyard with the owners, followed by a tutored tasting of award-winning wines in the dining room of a 16th-century manor house.
