Robin Hood Public House

The Robin Hood is what I'd call a proper pub. Hearty, homemade food, and really friendly service. Really cosy olde worlde pub, highly recommended.

Took my two grandkids who are vegetarian. Staff member quite inflexible and dismissive. Great pity as it's a local pub and that attitude has lost in revenue as won't be going back.

Delicious food especially the garlic prawns fresh bread. Staff are extremely friendly and accommodating we love coming here. Would highly recommend, fab beer garden and so much seating.

Love this pub! Great homemade food, affordable, friendly staff and I love the new modern dining extension. Good outdoor seating area and a park for the kids. I would recommend to anyone.

Visited for my husband's 60th birthday with ,8 adults , 2 year old granddaughter and dog. Food was excellent, lovely staff and resident dog Murphy who our dog took a shine to Would recommend xx

Stopped on the way back from the three counties show for a meal sat in a great garden, with fab play area for the kids. Food was reasonably priced and very nice we were to full for puddings. Loved the dog Murphy

We came here last Sunday evening when here on holiday for the weekend and had a delicious Sunday roast. Roast beef with all the trimmings and veg, good portion size and then desert. Good prices and the staff were very friendly. Would definitely recommend this pub

two of us had Sunday lunch at the Robin Hood. There is a new chef here and the lunch we had was great. Portions are a good size, with varied veg. Dessert was a fantastic sticky toffee pud with toffee sauce and custard. Fantastic my partner’s. favourite pud and 10/10 in his view. We’ve always liked the Robin Hood and it’s greatly improved by the new extension, although we still prefer the bar area . It’s doggy friendly with resident doggy host, Murphy who loves everyone! We will certainly return.

My wife and I decided to try this pub out for the first time since we moved to the area last year. We arrived for early evening drinks and were warmly welcomed by Maggie. The cosy atmosphere was enhanced by a log fire in the comfy lounge. Brian, the boss, and Suzanne also served us and took time out to talk to us as new residents in Malvern. By 5pm the lounge was full and there was a quiet 'buzz ' from all the locals indulging in pleasant banter. Both in our seventies, we didn 't feel out of place but were made to feel valued guests and enjoyed meeting so many nice people. It was a relaxing evening and we will return soon. Thanks for the welcome!