Pubs & Food
We're truly blessed to have such a fantastic pub in the village. After being closed since 2022, it reopened Easter 2025 after a massive refurbishment and along with our amazing village shop, gives us all a sense of pride in the village.​
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​The Farmers Boy (1.3 miles)
Famous for their pies, this pub has a wide selection of food and a beer garden with swings for the kids. It is also the nearest electric car charge point and you could probably walk home from here after a few jars!
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The Penny Farthing (1.4 miles)
A 17th-century pub & restaurant that boasts many original features, including exposed beams and brickwork with a large beer garden offering some nice views. A warm welcome from Mary and Les, the food is good, fish and chips are great!
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The Alma (2.9 miles)
Renowned for their live music on weekends, the Alma also run a music festival every summer. Offering some top-notch ales with good pub grub.
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The Moody Cow (4.1 miles)
Probably the best pub menu outside of Lea but also the priciest. They do a cracking roast and have a pizza oven set up in the beer garden for summer.
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The Royal Hotel (4.9 miles)
The food is standard Greene King fare, however, the hotel is steeped in history and has some extraordinary views across Ross-on-wye.
The Hope & Anchor (5 miles)
Beautiful riverside pub, restaurant & inn nestled in the heart of Ross-On-Wye. The Pub serves wholesome breakfasts and a delicious homemade pub menu for lunch & dinner. The Pavilion restaurant & bar offers dining right on the river.
Restaurants
All the nearby half-decent restaurants are in Ross-on-Wye, an 8-minute drive away. Our picks include:
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Avellino Italian
Italian restaurant with great portions and a warm welcome. Very reasonably priced and family-friendly.
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Yaks and Yetis
It's a great choice if you fancy something a bit different. The menu from Nepal has lots of vegetarian options and is served by friendly staff
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No. 3 Restaurant
Modern European menu, serving some great cocktails and a buzzy atmosphere
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Groceries
You will probably only need to go as far as our amazing village shop, as Mark and Michelle sell most things, including local vegetables, coffee, cakes and hot pastries.
But if you do need something out of the ordinary, there is a Morrisons, Aldi and Sainsburys in Ross-on-wye.
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