Pubs in Hereford
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Oxford Arms
111 Widemarsh Street, Hereford HR4 9EZ
A seventeenth century timber-framed building which, although much altered over the years, still looks and feels genuine. This small, two-bar pub, recently redecorated, has a separate pool room and a large garden. It enjoys a loyal community following. Menu ranging from filled rolls to home-cooked hot dishes is available. Large public car park to the rear.
Herdsman
54 Widemarsh Street, Hereford HR4 9HG
A very old commercial hotel, once just outside the city walls, now just outside the ring road. ring road. Rebuilt in 1861, it appears at first glance to have just a single bar. However there is also a separate dining room, and a large function room with skittle alley, plus a further skittle alley upstairs and a small yard for smokers. Team games, which include quoits in summer, are the lifeblood of this pub. Home prepared pub grub is served lunchtimes.
Courtyard
Edgar Street, Hereford HR4 9JR
Popular and lively Centre for the Arts with very modern exterior and more traditionally styled auditorium. Beer is from Wye Valley, and an interesting selection of modern-style food is served. Real ale may occasionally not be available at times of very low demand. Bottled ciders now available from local producers, Dunkertons, Once Upon A Tree, and Wilces. Full disabled facilities. May close early in the evening. Opens Sundays for selected events. Car Park is pay and display. Smoking area is not covered.
Golden Lion
36 Grandstand Road, Hereford HR4 9NF
Friendly two-bar locals' free house, once a pair of cottages. The large public bar has original etched windows and is decorated with a tapestry and pictures of lions plus a collection of plates. Behind the public bar is an aviary, complete with a fishpool, which functions as a family area, and a skittle alley. Food is served Sunday lunchtime only.
Grandstand
Grandstand Road, Hereford HR4 9NH
Modern estate pub thoroughly refurbished a few years ago as a Hungry Horse. It specialises in large, good value meals - predominantly grills - although lesser appetites are also catered for. The open-plan space is divided into over 18s bar, with pool table, lounge and family lounge with eating facilities throughout. A disabled toilet and baby change room is provided. Live music occasionally.
Three Elms
1 Canon Pyon Road, Hereford HR4 9QQ
Recently fully refurbished, this is large, bustling, open-plan pub which holds a quiz each Thursday and music nights monthly. A limited number of sporting events are shown on a big screen TV in a corner of the bar. Modern pub food - both snacks and main meals - is served all day, specialising in flame-grilled dishes. Wheelchair WC.
Starting Gate
Holmer Road, Hereford HR4 9RS
This Beefeater was converted from a private house in the 1950s with the Premier Inn accommodation block added more recently. There is a large, comfortably furnished bar and the restaurant is on two floors with an upstairs conservatory. The modern style menu includes both restaurant and bar meals, catering particularly for children. Chargrills are a speciality. Full disabled facilities. Breakfast served from 6.30am weekdays, 7am weekends.
Saxtys
33 Widemarsh Street, Hereford HR4 9EA
Town centre bar, restaurant and club, no longer serving real ale.
Wye Inn
Holme Lacy Road, Hereford HR2 6EF
A late Victorian roadhouse in Lower Bullingham, fitted out in Whitbread open-plan rustic style. The large bar leads to a restaurant area and a children's play area. Facilities include an indoor children's play area, a full disabled toilet and a baby changing room. A varied range of good-value food is available, with roasts on Sunday. One of the beers is usually from a local brewery Quiz Night – every Monday
Barrels
69 St Owen Street, Hereford HR1 2JQ
The Barrels is 'must visit' Hereford institution that welcomes everyone. Local CAMRA Pub of the Year no less than seven times – most recently in 2017 - it is a community pub of the highest order. No food, no gimmicks, but oodles of character across five rooms, it has a fantastic covered courtyard to the rear that hosts a charity beer and music festival each August bank holiday weekend. Events include jazz (first Mon eve) and comedy (intermittent Weds eves). Television available throughout for major events, otherwise in one bar only.
GG's Bar
62 Commercial Road, Hereford HR1 2BP
A spacious bar hidden behind a an inconspicuous entrance.
Beer in Hand
136 Eign Street, Hereford HR4 0AP
Herefordshire’s first foray into the genre of the micro-pub, it isn’t actually that small! Converted from a launderette, this edge-of-city-centre venue splits gradually between a main drinking area and a snug to as you move back into the narrow building. Decorated in contemporary but unpretentious style, it typically offers up to five cask ales, served from an impressive purpose-built chilled racking system behind the bar. It also offers up to eight ciders and perries and was the 2015 Herefordshire CAMRA Cider Pub of the Year. Otherwise it sells six keg beers, including one from Odyssey Brewco, plus wine, prosecco, whisky, soft drinks, and locally-sourced spirits. Snacks are always available and artisan pizzas, made on-site, are available Thursday and Friday evenings. A quiz is held on the first Wednesday of the month and folk music on the third Thursday.