Eat , Drink & Stay

Where to Eat, Drink and Stay in and around

beautiful Ross-on-Wye

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Wye Do I Need It

Wye do I need it?  is an independent lifestyle boutique (est’d 2025) located at no4 High Street, Ross on Wye.  We sell fun, bright, stylish and quirky items for your home along with a selection of ladies clothing including knitwear, T-shirts and dungarees. Our disco balls, mirrors and lighting will add an element of fun to your home, and our candles, mugs, jewellery, prints, soaps, bags, games and hair accessories make the perfect treat for yourself or gift for a loved one.

Tel: : 01989

Website: Whydoineedit

Esca Coffe Bar & Restaurant with Rooms

Here at Esca we are a local, independent family run business and are passionate (some may say obsessed!) about food, stay aways and the memories they evoke. We have been to some amazing places and the one thing that we always remember is the food and the restaurant, bar or café we ate it.

We have pulled together some of our favourite journeys and experiences to create dishes and rooms that we hope you will enjoy and want to return for. Our wine list has been designed to compliment all tastes and our dishes. We also have a unique and tasty cocktail menu.

We look forward to welcoming you to Esca.

Tel: : 01989 710385

The Baobab Tree Kitchen

Born from a meeting of two cultures – UK and Zimbabwe – and reflected in the menu:  Comforting, familiar dishes with an occasional African twist, inspired by family flavours and ingredients.  The café sources the very best ingredients, from small suppliers as local as possible.  Great coffees, from James Coffee, plus cakes, relaxed brunch or lunch.

Tel: : 07527 776338

Broome Farm Bed & Breakfast, Cabins & Orchards

Welcome to our comfortable Bed & Breakfast and Self-Catering Cabins.
Book Direct For Our Best Price Promise!
Rural, friendly and set within 65 acres of trees, Hilary is a generous and welcoming host with a big heart!

Our two comfortable first floor B&B accommodations are adjacent to the farmhouse with their own private entrances:  The Cider Mill with oak beams and super-spacious bathroom, and The Orchard Suite with a small sitting room and kitchenette.

Our well-appointed self-catering cabins are a new venture for 2025. With king sized beds, spacious living area, comfortable and well equipped, they can be booked for any stay three nights or longer.

Tel: : 01989 562 824

No 3 Restaurant

No3 is a restaurant on Gloucester Road in Ross-on-Wye, with a relaxed & friendly vibe. For those with pure food indulgence in mind, we offer a relaxed, modern, European menu for light lunches, dinner & cocktails.

With many years experience in the industry, the owners Darren, Charlotte, Peter & Unda promise an intimate and relaxed dining experience that offers something different for any occasion. They aim to ensure you enjoy a memorable experience every time.

Tel: : (0) 1989 546997

Pengethley Garden Centre & Coffee Shop

Pengethley Garden Centre, Herefordshire’s premier destination for all your gardening needs. Nestled in the heart of the countryside, we offer an extensive selection of plants, tools, and outdoor decor to inspire and elevate your garden space. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, our knowledgeable staff is here to help you every step of the way. Open Monday to Saturday 9am to 5pm, Sunday 11am to 4pm.

Our Coffee Shop offers a huge selection of coffee & teas plus scrumptious homemade hot and cold lunches (11.30am to 2.30pm), cakes and scones.

Tel: : (0) 1989 730284

Victoria’s Coffee Shop

Victoria’s Coffee Shop is one of the newest arrivals in Ross-on-Wye and is run by owner Vicki who started baking 6 years ago in her home kitchen.

The beautifully designed cosy interior is an eclectic mix of retro and art deco furniture and fittings, with a pair of luxurious red velvet drapes framing the front window. Victoria offers a wonderful range of cakes, bakes and savoury snacks including a brunch from 10 am to 4 pm. Also on the menu is a clotted cream tea plus a wide range of Victoria’s unique creations including egg-free Wagon Wheels, nut-free Carrot Cake, Mars Bar Rice Crispy slices, Creme Egg ‘Scotch Eggs’, Chocolate & Oreo Cake, Cinnamon Buns and breakfast croissants.

If savoury is more your thing, you have to try the homemade sausage rolls filled with Hank’s Meat & Game sausage meat and diced chorizo served warm with chargrilled tomato chutney – you will be in heaven! 

Tel: : 07483 446214

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The Riverside Cafe

The Riverside Inn, Wye Street is currently a Riverside Café serving James Gourmet Coffee, offering Breakfast 8am-11am & Lunch 11:30-3pm; making the most of our fresh, local Herefordshire produce. Open 7 days a week, 8am-5pm. The Riverside Inn, Bar & Restaurant coming Spring/Summer 2025. 

Tel: : 07873 116652

Wharton Lodge Cottages, just 3 miles from Ross-on-Wye town centre

Surrounded by stunning parkland as well as immaculate gardens and arranged around a courtyard, three 5* Gold Award holiday cottages providing luxury self-catering accommodation for couples and small groups. Each comfortable cottage provides the ideal rural retreat for a walking holiday.

Elgar, Grosvenor and Harewood – choose from 3 luxury cottages, two with private walled courtyard gardens. Grosvenor and Harewood are dog friendly. Dedicated parking and EV Charger.

Short stays of 3 nights.  Welcome hamper  Walled garden, furnished orangery and parkland.
For more info please contact Nick Cross on 07761 502674 or:

Tel: (0) 1989 750140

The Hope & Anchor

The Hope & Anchor is a beautiful riverside pub and restaurant situated in the heart of Ross-On-Wye. The Pub is open seven days a week serving wholesome home-made pub food, wood-fired pizzas, local ales, and fine wine, plus we are dog friendly. The adjacent Pavilion restaurant and bar offers brunch, afternoon teas, fine dining, and cocktails. We also have The Hut serving home-made cakes, hot drinks, and ice creams. 

In addition, we are available for private event hire including Christmas parties, weddings, wakes and corporate events.
Accommodation comprised of 12 en-suite rooms and various riverside facilities coming late 2022.

Tel: : 01989 477 025

The Priory Coffee Shop

The oldest café in Ross-on-Wye, The Priory is a lovely little haunt for locals and visitors alike. Serving breakfasts, lunch and food throughout the day as well as afternoon tea. They have a wide range of hot and cold drinks, sandwiches, baguettes, toasties, jacket potatoes, omlettes, salads, cakes, flapjacks and other treats. Shirley’s vegetarian ‘brunch’ baguette comes highly recommended for something substantial before a long walk!

Tel: : 01989 562217

The Bridge House

The hotel is situated right on banks of the River Wye with iconic views of Ross from the garden. With direct access to the river walks bobbing along the water. you will find a proliferation of wildlife and on most days there are fishermen along the banks and every variety of river birds.

As Autumn is upon us our garden and the surrounding countryside is changing colour. In the morning enjoy our sumptuous breakfast in the breakfast room. The views from the terrace promise to be flooded with beautiful sunrises, autumn mists hanging over the river and greens, reds and oranges as we move seasons.

Tel: : 01989 562655

The Garden Store & Engine Shed Cafe

Our cafe is open daily, serving light snacks, beverages and cream teas.
9am-4pm Mon-Sat 10am-4pm Sunday

Our Garden Centre is open 7 days per week including Bank Holidays
9am-5pm Mon-Sat 10am-4.30pm Sundays 
Our webshop is open for click and collect or home deliveries www.rossgardenstore.online

Tel: : 01989 568999

The Inn On The Wye

Everything you need for your perfect break In the Forest of Dean & Wye Valley. The Inn on the Wye is a traditional dog & family friendly pub, restaurant, wedding & events venue with 12 en-suite bedrooms nestled in the heart of the Wye Valley and on the edge of the glorious Forest of Dean, with its rolling hills and stunning scenery. We have spectacular walking and cycle paths that lead you through beautiful landscapes. You can also go fishing or enjoy numerous water-based adventures on the nearby River Wye! Our staff are warm and welcoming, so you know you’ll be comfortable here. Plus our food is delicious!

Tel: : 01600 890872

The Falcon House Bed & Breakfast

The Falcon House is a friendly, family-run Herefordshire Bed and Breakfast nestled in 3 acres of the beautiful Wye Valley – an area of outstanding natural beauty. 

The house is an 18th Century, Grade II listed, Georgian farmhouse boasting a wealth of period features and offering you a warm welcome in a relaxing environment.

Tel: (0) 1989 740223

The Yew Tree Inn & The Ross-on-Wye Cider & Perry Co

The Yew Tree Inn is just two miles up the A49 from Ross. Here we are thrilled to sell our cider and perry, quality guest ales, as well as lagers, wines, local apple juice and of course much more. We are open every day from noon with fantastic artisan Neapolitan pizza served Thursday, Friday and Saturday 6 – 8pm. We have a spacious beer garden to the rear of the pub and our on-site Cider Shop means you can taste and take away your favourite ciders and perries.  There is great walking from our doorstep, we welcome your four legged friends in the pub and we have an adjacent caravan and motorhome site with hard standings open 12 months of the year . Ross-on-Wye Cider & Perry Co & The Yew Tree Inn are in Peterstow.

Tel: : 01989 562 815

The Old Court Hotel

The Old Court Hotel retains the feel of an authentic and inviting Old English Inn, full of 16th Century character. The hotel has two well stocked bars, a beautiful Tudor Dining Room, function room for weddings and special celebrations, a cosy lounge, an all weather conservatory which leads on to a large patio area and beautifully kept gardens. Our hotel accommodation features many period rooms including three with Four Poster beds. Food served all day every day 12 to 9pm.

Tel : 01600 890367

Orles Barn

Matt and Roxy offer a warm welcome at this 17th Century barn nestled in the picturesque Wye Valley.
Orles Barn dates from the 14th century when it was one of a number of farm buildings on this site. The only surviving part of the original structure is the former apple store. The low wall that edges the front lawn is the remains of a long building in which wooden clogs were once made for locals and passing workers.

Tel: : 01989 218081

The Wyelding Wild Camping

Nestled in peaceful woodland just a couple of miles from Ross on Wye and well served by several footpaths, The Wyelding offers a magical escape where nature meets nurture. Camp wild with your own tent, hammock or bivvy, or unwind in our cosy restored Living Van. Perfect for solo adventurers, families or small groups, it’s a space to slow down and reconnect with nature and the perfect place to relax after a day’s walking.  Prices from £20 per pitch, per night. 

Tel: : 07736 821921

Website; thewyelding

The King’s Head

The Kings Head, which dates back to the 14th century, is situated in the most picturesque street in the centre of Ross. The Kings Head has open fireplaces and a wealth of oak beams. Occasionally there have been reports of ghosts and the clatter of horses from time past. We aim to bring the warmth of welcome and hospitality of a bygone age with convenience of the 22nd Century.

Tel: : 0800 801098

Audrey’s Fish Bar

Audrey’s Fish Bar, also known as ‘Tudorville Chippy’, is a family run business that has been operating for over forty years.
2 Tudor Rise, Tudorville, Ross-on-Wye

Tel: : 01989 563821

Plates & Shakers

Welcome to Plates & Shakers — where cocktails come with plot twists, tapas tell tales, and nothing is ever quite what it seems.

Step inside and something shifts. The outside world fades. Time stretches, softens, smiles. This isn’t just a bar — it’s a little world of wonder, stitched together from old books, flickering candlelight, velvet chairs, and curious treasures collected from around the UK and beyond it’s horizon.

Here, menus are hidden inside vintage novels. Drinks arrive cloaked in smoke or crowned with petals. Tapas plates dance between Mediterranean soul and playful invention — Greek warmth, Spanish sparkle, and a whisper of chaos from the kitchen.

Tel: : 07394 157990

The Red Lion & Gardens

Situated on the A49 just 4 miles from the M50, 2 miles from Ross-on-Wye The Red Lion is a country pub which serves a menu using locally produced meat, vegetables and fruits. Taken over in August 2012, Dave Rapson, a superb chef, produces menus to suit all. Sunday Roasts include Sirloin of Beef, Loin of Pork, Leg of Lamb and Succulent Chicken. All served with freshly cooked vegetables and crunchy roast potatoes (from the field next door!), light and crispy Yorkshire puddings and to top the dinner, a gravy fit for Royalty. Open 7 days a week. Food from midday to 9pm

Tel: : 01989 730546

The White Lion Inn

We serve food every day from 12pm, our sunday roasts are very popular we always advise booking.We serve food every day from 12pm, our sunday roasts are very popular we always advise booking.

Recharge your batteries in one of our B&B rooms or enjoy being at one with nature – our campsite is situated on the bank of the River Wye.

Tel: : 01989 562785

Eat Sleep Live Herefordshire

For more information on wonderful places to eat, sleep and enjoy around Herefordshire, look on the county’s official visitor and What’s On portal