The Talbot At Knightwick in Broadwas, England

The Talbot At Knightwick operates its own brewery at the back of the pub, producing ales like those served in the bar and sold as takeaway gifts. The property also houses its own bakery, which supplies homemade bread, pies, and black pudding used in breakfasts and dinners. This self-sufficient approach extends to preserves, marmalade, and fresh raspberries grown in the garden.

Breakfast at The Talbot includes a full cooked option with freshly laid eggs, homemade bread, and preserves along with fresh fruit. Evening meals feature British and local cuisine such as chicken and leek pie, steak, and gluten-free fish and chips, with ingredients sourced locally or grown on site. Portions are generous, and the chef, who has been with the property for 15 years, accommodates special dietary requests.

The inn provides darts, billiards, a games room, and evening entertainment including live music and live sport events. Outdoor options include fishing on the River Teme, hiking on the Worcestershire Way, and walking tours. A large beer garden next to the river offers picnic areas and outdoor furniture for guests and their dogs.

Room categories include Double or Twin Room with Garden View, Deluxe Double Room, and Double Room with Private Bathroom, each with a private bathroom and garden or countryside views. The building, dating back to the 1630s, provides characterful rooms with historical charm, some located above the bar. Bedding is spotless, and rooms are quiet at night with the windows open.

Children are welcome with kids' meals and board games/puzzles available, and families have held wedding receptions at the property. Dogs are allowed throughout, including in the bar, beer garden, and guest rooms, and are often treated to ham scraps by the chef. The location near Malvern Hills College and Ankerdine Common offers easy access to nature trails suitable for all ages.

Dining: Breakfast with freshly laid eggs, homemade bread, and preserves

Beverages: Ales from the on-site brewery served in the bar

Entertainment: Live music, darts, billiards, and evening entertainment

Location: Beer garden on the banks of the River Teme with walking trails

History: 1630s building with characterful rooms and historical charm

Family: Kids' meals and board games available

Pets: Dogs welcome in all areas with special treats