The Hampstall Inn - Malvern Hills

Came for lunch on Saturday 16/09/23 which was our 2nd visit here. Both visits we had similar dishes, i had the beer battered haddock and chips, my partner had a cheese and onion sandwich on ciabatta bread which though not listed on the menu, The Hampstall Inn was happy to make. We shared a cheesy garlic bread. Both dishes were superb and thoroughly enjoyable. I had a couple of pints of HPA which were in excellent condition and thoroughly enjoyable. My partner doesn't drink alcohol and had blackcurrant squash and tap water. The service was excellent throughout, no long waits for anything and that included our first visit which was busier than the second. The Hampstall Inn is a lovely venue in a lovely setting by the River Severn. It is also very reasonably priced and my partner and I though we live more than 30 miles away do intend on coming back at least twice a year, It definitely a favourite of ours. Very clean too.

Arrived for lunch around 2.30 and the tables on the patio were dirty from previous diners needed a good wipe off . Despite being no other customers there this wasn’t done nor did we see any tables wiped while we were eating . Staff more interested is having a laugh and joke than doing any cleaning . Food was ok but ciabatta would have been nicer if it had been warmed up. Nicely presented however. For somewhere out of the way a few tweaks would make a difference

My family went for Sunday dinner to celebrate some gsce result’s and it was brilliant. We had Sunday dinner and burgers and they were both incredible and will be coming back again. The prices and service was amazing would definitely recommend

Lovely food nice relaxed atmosphere to enjoy a quiet pint or lovely meal. We go with our children and as a couple friendly staff and brilliant view of river.

We visited The Hampstall Inn while on the River Severn on our narrowboat. This is a nice pub in a pleasant setting and a beer garden overlooking the river. Our dogs were made very welcome, lovely man behind the bar, typical pub grub and a good choice of well kept Wye Valley ales. It has its own mooring pontoon for passing boats (a lovely spot to stay overnight). We will definitely visit again next time we’re in the area.