Pubs in Hereford
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Three Counties Hotel
Belmont Road, Hereford HR2 7BP
Large, comfortable modern hotel bar with large screen TV and attractive pond and garden outside. Caters for families. No meals are served in the bar, but full a la carte dining is available in the restaurant.
Victory
88 St Owen Street, Hereford HR1 2QD
Home to Hereford (previously Spinning Dog) Brewery, several of the brewery's range is normally available, along with a selection of local cider and perry. The main bar in the shape of a galleon dates back to a pirate-themed refurbishment in the late 1980s. Further back is a long and narrow rear seating area that incorporates a minstrels' gallery, pool table and skittle alley. The place buzzes when pub teams play at home or on Saturdays or when local bands gig, but it can be quieter at other times and often does not open at all. Quiz on Tuesday evenings.
Kings Fee
49-53 Commercial Road, Hereford HR1 2BJ
Design award-winning Wetherspoon conversion of an old supermarket. A large light and airy open-plan main bar (with numerous alcoves) leads back to an elevated family seating area (children welcome up to 8pm), and a courtyard. Decor is contemporary in style, and features local history panels and woodcut prints by a local artist. Good value food is served all day. Alcohol is served from 9am.
Kerry
Commercial Street, Hereford HR1 2DJ
Built in the mid nineteenth Century the Kerry Arms was named after the founder of local almshouses. Was briefly the non-brewing Farmhand & Firkin before another name change in 1999.
Yates
58 Commercial Road, Hereford HR1 2BP
A large open plan pub in an old warehouse. Televisions screens are visible throughout, and there is a dance floor to the rear. The pub caters for a younger clientele, and serves modern pub-style food until 9pm.
Hogarths
Commercial Road, Hereford HR1 2BP
This eighteenth century coaching inn, which has been subject to successive make-overs, was reopened in July 2016 by Amber Taverns under the Hogarths brand name. Although branded as a gin palace (it stocks 125 different gins), it offers a full range of drinks including real ale. The large, split-level bar is divided into several areas including more intimate alcoves. To the rear is a paved courtyard with decor sponsored by Strongbow. No food is served.
Green Dragon Hotel
44-46 Broad Street, Hereford HR4 9BG
Although having grown progressively over several centuries, this large and imposing hotel looks like a single building due to its classical facade. Trading as John Spice's Restaurant & Bar, the bar serves real ale and light meals, and the hotel lounge and restaurant are open to non-residents. Limited car park for residents. Disabled toilet. Opens at 7am (8 Sunday) for breakfast.
Swan
171 Aylestone Hill, Hereford HR1 1JJ
The Swan has been extended and thoroughly refurbished in recent times. A large central bar serves several comfortably furnished areas, which cater for both diners and drinkers. A varied, good value menu is available, with a carvery Sunday lunchtimes. An attractive beer garden is across a small stream. Full disabled facilities.
Rose & Crown
152 Ledbury Road, Hereford HR1 1RG
This recently refurbished 1930s main road pub has a large lounge with separate no-smoking area. The separate public bar is described as a sports bar, having large screen TVs, and dart board and pool. Modern pub food is available all day, offering generous 'Big Plate' portions plus "Little Plate" for children and Sunday roasts. Full disabled facilities are provided.
Cock of Tupsley
Hampton Dene Road, Hereford HR1 1UX
A large pub built in 1968 on the edge of city. Although now open-plan, extensive use of medium height partitioning creates a cosy feel. A varied, traditional pub menu is available with a permanent '2 for 1' offer on main courses. Full disabled facilities are available and there is a large outdoor children's play area.
Merton Hotel
28 Commercial Road, Hereford HR1 2BD
Hotel bar and lounge near railway station and country bus station.
Commercial
44 Commercial Road, Hereford HR1 2BQ
A one-bar Victorian hotel very near the railway and country bus stations with a flamboyant but unspoilt frontage. Some of its earlier customers are captured in the autobiographical stories of local playwright Alick Rowe entitled 'Boy at the Commercial'. A good local following in a traditional pub. No admission after 11pm. Ploughmans lunch served weekdays, roast on Sunday. DJ on Saturdays.