Name: The Oak
Address: Worcester Road, Worcester, Worcester, Worcester, WR7 4NW, United Kingdom
Rating: 8

Smoke-free property

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Non-smoking rooms

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Kettle

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Gloucestershire Airport

Birmingham International Airport

Coventry Airport

Raf Brize Norton

The Oak

Worcester

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Had a late check in (11pm) after playing a show at the local Henrician Theatre in Evesham. Nothing was too much trouble. Welcoming after a long day. Was shown to our room which was lovely. Very clean and comfy.

Breakfast served in the on site cafe.
Superb!!

A definite return on the cards!

Having previously been before we were looking forward to the meal at the Oak last night but were very disappointed. The meal took nearly an hour to arrive and was so over cooked as to be almost inedible. There was no consolation in the drinks either, the pint of bitter was totally flat like something you put up with in the 1970's. You usually cant go wrong with Lager so we changed to that and had to leave it as it tasted watery. Sorry to say won't be going back which is a shame

Bitterly disappointed

Lovely Pub, helpful staff, delicious food and a great atmosphere.

Some really first class dishes served, always something to suit our tastes.

We have dined here a lot in recent years and always found it very satisfactory.

The adjacent Tea Shop also a wonderful treat

Excellent Pub & Restaurant

Typical English country pub. We stayed there for one night a few days after attending a wedding in Upton Snodsbury. Staff were friendly. Dinner was good and the beer was cold. Breakfast was great. Rooms were quite ok. But the beds, or at least the mattresses, should probably be replaced.

Nice Hotel, Rooms Ok, Great Breakfast, Pity about the Beds

I’m vegetarian so ordered the veg sausages but as I can’t eat eggs I asked for peas instead and instead of chips new potatoes but the waitress said sorry we can’t do food swaps !! I said normally they are happy to oblige but she refused . 

I had to choose jacket potato with cheese and home made chutney . 

My partner had the all day breakfast which he was happy with . 

My potato hardly had any cheese in and was told by the relief manager they’d lost the chutney ! He offered onion instead but I asked for more coleslaw . I asked him why the waitress had said I could not swap my egg for peas and chips for new potatoes but he said he didn’t know as he was relief manager but would ask the chef ! I must add he was very polite . He came back and said the waitress was right as he’d checked with the chef !! I found this very strange as some people have allergies to certain foods . 

The potato came with just chopped cheap lettuce and not the salad leaves ! 

We have never had this problem before and are always happy to dine here . 

The service was slow but there did seem to be a group of parties going on . 

My partners breakfast came with coffee included and he did have an extra one but the bill came showing 2 coffees £3.00 each total £6.00 but that wasn’t correct it should’ve been £1.00 each with the breakfast so had to ask them to amend it !

Overall was disappointed but have to add the relief manager was very polite . The waitress was adamant I couldn’t do the food swap and she said she didn’t know why but that’s what they’ve been told .

We are regulars here and always impressed but yesterday we didn’t have a good experience.

A first for us, eating out on Christmas Day. Beforehand, my thoughts were, this could be great, or terrible. I needn’t have worried. From the moment we arrived (into a packed pub), the service was amazing, we were seated and drinks order sorted. A bowl of chestnuts appeared pronto -  I’m not a massive fan of chestnuts but it was a nice opener. We had both chosen scallops for our starter, delicious and prepared just right. But the big shout out is for the main course. We both had turkey. Lovely, succulent meat, perfect veg (absolutely no pre cooking and keeping warm here, these were freshly cooked), all round good food. Puddings (we barely had space) were equally delicious .
I cannot recommend this place highly enough. For a pub to (mass) produce Christmas lunch on this scale, to this standard, takes a lot of skill. Plus the waiting staff were brilliant too, and cheerful!
Great job Louise and team

Christmas Day lunch - fabulous

Five stars, fantastic. Service and food was perfect, I’d highly recommend the fish pie. Cooked just right and packed with fish and huge prawns in a beautiful creamy sauce. 10/10. Lovely atmosphere with an attentive and friendly front of house team.

Fantastic fish pie!

Initially was a little confused over the difference between The Oak and the Twisted Spoon i.e. seems to be two restaurants in the same location/building. Seems one is more cafe and one more pub? But i could have that wrong. We were told we could get the same menu in both (once we had strayed towards The Oak 'pub'.
All very pleasant and the staff were genuinely friendly and welcoming. Food was very good. I mean not 'haute cuisine' but exactly what we were looking for from a lunchtime pub meal. Came quickly as well. All very reasonably priced. 
Bottom line; very enjoyable and would recommend. 

A really pleasant lunchtime pub visit!

We ate at the Oak at the start of October for a birthday dinner. They happily accommodated 12 of us and were generally the loveliest people. The food was great and plentiful, resulting in a full table of very happy French people. I would love to go again.

Very happy table of 12

We had booked one of the side-rooms off the bar for a big (~20 people) family afternoon to celebrate a special birthday. All went extremely well and everyone enjoyed it thoroughly. They were easily able to cope with various special dietary requirements (gluten-free, lactose-free) and produced an excellent spread, with the usual courteous, helpful and efficient service.
This is our local pub, so I am not going to write a review every time we drop in for a drink or meal, however, this afternoon tea was worth a special mention.
One niggle: the smokers' area is immediately outside the front door, so it can be very unpleasant to have to walk through their clouds of smoke to get in and out. Also smoking and vaping seems to be allowed in the garden, so find a space upwind of them.

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