The Ship Inn - Wyre Forest

My family and I visited this restaurant in January to see relatives in the area. Katsina and her team took care of all our needs from the moment we arrived until the end of our stay. They were very polite and professional, ensuring that we had a wonderful experience. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a fantastic stay. We tried a variety of dishes from their menu, but the rib eye steak and carvery were particularly outstanding. The steak was the best I have had to date. The service was impeccable - 10/10.

While visiting friends in Bewdley in the afternoon, we were on the hunt for a local spot to enjoy a Sunday carvery. The Ship met all of our criteria, offering a delicious meal with a selection of six meats to choose from. We both opted for turkey and ham and were pleased with our choices. The vegetables were all cooked perfectly. We highly recommend this restaurant.

I visited the SVR for the first time yesterday and decided to stop for lunch at The Ship Inn, which was conveniently located along the route. I made a reservation ahead of time due to it being a Bank Holiday weekend. The pub has a great view of the Severn, although it is accessible via a short steep path from the station. I noticed that the area in front of the pub was fenced off for exterior work, which was explained to me by the staff as ongoing repairs from a fire last year that had damaged the building. Despite this, the interior of the pub was impressive and well-furnished, including the newly refurbished bathrooms. I originally planned to order from the menu, but the Sunday carvery was too tempting to pass up and it did not disappoint. The prices for the food were very reasonable. I would definitely return to The Ship Inn, especially since my SVR Freedom Of The Line ticket came with a voucher for a second trip within twelve months. Luckily, Kidderminster station is just an hour's drive from my home so I can easily visit again. Next time, I will save room for dessert.

This pub is in a beautiful location on the edge of the River Severn. On a nice day make sure you grab a drink on waters edge overlooking the river. The thing that really stood out for me here was the chips. They were probably the best chips I've ever had in a pub, crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. The rest of the menu is pretty good, varied and not overly expensive. There is also a good range of ales and some good ciders. And the final bonus is right behind the pub is the Severn Valley Railway, a step footpath takes you there in about a minute.

My wife and I had beef lasagne, garlic bread and mixed salad. Very generous portions of lasagne which were very tasty. Only minor downside we had to wait half an hour for food after placing order, despite pub not being that busy.