If your visiting Bromyard this summer it’s safe to say there is not a shortage of excellent food options. You really are spoilt for choice! From high end Michelin star restaurants to monthly markets Bromyard has it all when it comes to food. Here are some of our top picks!
Crumplebury
Embracing their deep connection to the land, Crumplebury takes pride in minimising food miles. The majority of the meat, game, fruit, and vegetables served at the restaurant are grown right in the rolling Herefordshire countryside. As guests drive down the winding track to Crumplebury’s front door, they will pass by herds of Shorthorn, Saler, and Hereford beef cattle, a testament to the restaurant’s commitment to sourcing ingredients from their very own pastures. At Crumplebury, diners can expect a menu that evolves with the seasons, reflecting the availability of local produce at its peak. The chefs skilfully transform these fresh ingredients into inspired culinary creations that showcase the flavours of the region.
Glasshouse
Stepping into The Glasshouse, diners are greeted with a menu that showcases the best of fresh fish dishes, delectable seasonal salads, and mouthwatering handmade burgers crafted from the Holloways Hereford herd beef, ensuring a high-quality and flavourful dining experience. A particular highlight of the menu is The Glasshouse tarts, which have gained a reputation for their exceptional taste and presentation. Each dish is thoughtfully complemented by superb sides, elevating the overall dining experience. For those visiting on chillier days, The Glasshouse provides a cosy atmosphere with a log-burning fire and comfortable sofas to sink into.
Cider Tours
Located just outside of Bromyard, Little Pomona is a small-scale cider mill that prides itself on crafting ciders and perries that speak of the land. They use traditional cidermaking methods, including wild fermentation, to produce ciders that are unique and full of character.
Weston’s Cider is a household name in the UK, known for its flavourful ciders and famous ‘Henry Weston’s’ brand. Located just a short drive from Bromyard, Weston’s Cider offers tasting tours around their mill. During the tour, you’ll get to see the cidermaking process in action, from the pressing of the apples to the maturation of the ciders.
Located just outside of Hereford, Gregg’s Pit Cider and Perry is a family-run cider mill that produces 100% fresh-pressed juice from named varieties of sun-ripened vintage fruit and wild yeasts. The fruit is fermented and matured in stainless steel tanks, creating ciders and perries that are crisp, clean, and full of flavour.
Monthly market
Explore the bustling Market Square of Bromyard where a monthly local market is held, showcasing independent shops and cafes. The market is a must-visit for those looking to shop locally and support the town. It was first launched on Sunday 5th June during the Jubilee Weekend and now takes place regularly on the first Sunday of every month from 10am to 1pm.
The perfect way to spend a Sunday is browsing market stalls, sipping freshly brewed coffee (or cider), filling your shopping bag with local produce, all while enjoying the scent of freshly cooked bread.
So there you have it, its clear to see Bromyard is a haven for food lovers, offering a diverse range of culinary delights that cater to every palate. Whether you’re seeking a refined dining experience, a taste of local and sustainable cuisine, or a journey through the world of cider, Bromyard has something to satisfy every craving.
