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No bookings are being take to diner here- just show up and be seated. 3. Firefly Worcester, Lowesmoor While you can book, this venue also accepts walk ins. However, it is a popular local venue with a lot of positive reviews- so check their Facebook page or ring ahead to double check if there are spaces on weekends and busier days. 4. The Dragon Inn, The Thything (Facebook/ @thedragoninnworcester) Posting to Facebook, the company wrote: “Beer's back! We're very excited to welcome drinkers back to our beer garden from 12th April. “ “This time there's no silly rules about food so...

The 10 best-reviewed pubs in Worcester- and they’re all open by May 17 FROM MAY 17, pubs and other hospitality venues will be able to open their indoor areas to the public. Many people are excited to finally get back inside a pub, away from the elements and the chilly British weather. However, we are spoilt for choice when it comes to fantastic pub in Worcester and it can be difficult to decide which pub to book or visit in the coming weeks. Using Google reviews, we have tracked down 10 of the best reviewed pubs in Worcester. These pubs are either open right now- or will be fro...

THE pub lease of the The Berkeley Arms in Purton has become available. The venue, which is owned by Berkeley Castle Estate, has a riverside setting and includes outbuildings with potential for conversion. Details, including the price of the lease, and the turnover and profit of the pub are available on request from estate agents, Fleurets. Fleurets say the estate would like the pub “to become a well known destination public house on the banks of the River Severn”. Describing the pub in its advert, Fleurets says: “The Berkeley Arms is a cottage style public house constructed on...

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