Worcester city centre
Worcester city centre restaurants
The beauty of eating in Worcester city centre restaurants is that, once parked, there is so much choice. From one end of town to the other, there is an abundance of independent eateries – all very different from each other with their own quirks, charms, atmospheres and, most importantly, menus.
Breakfast at Hash Diner
Excellent food in stylish surroundings.
5, Chapel Walk, Crowngate, Worcester, WR1 3LD
Grounded Kitchen Korean restaurant review
Tasty Korean food in Worcester city centre.
7, Foregate Street, Worcester, WR1 1DB.
Caffe Bolero lunch review
Good food, good service, bustling atmosphere.
2-4 St Nicholas Street, Worcester, WR1 1UW
Anatolian Palace dinner review
Good food, good service, varied menu.
6-7 Chapel Walk, Crown Gate Shopping Centre, Worcester, WR1 3LD
Wayland’s Yard breakfast review
Stylish breakfast in the city centre.
6 Foregate St, Worcester, WR1 1DB
Browns dinner review
Good food, good portions, good prices.
South Quay, Worcester, WR1 2JN
Anarkali dinner review
Excellent Indian food with great vegan options.
47 The Tything, Worcester, WR11JT
Black & White breakfast review
Good food and good service in a relaxed atmosphere.
14 The Foregate, Worcester, WR1 3QD
Be The Change lunch review
100% vegan food in the centre of Worcester.
2 Corn Market, Worcester, WR1 2DJ
Fred’s Deli breakfast review
A city deli serving lovely food.
33 The Tything, Worcester, WR1 1JL
Coffee Warehouse breakfast review
Great breakfast in the city centre.
12, The Foregate, Worcester, WR1 3QD
Hangar Café lunch review
Persian café serving good food in the city centre.
Reindeer Court, Mealcheapen Street, Worcester WR1 2DP
Good Roots lunch review
Bustling cafe serving quality food.
Royal Porcelain Works, Severn Street, Worcester, WR1 2NE
Valentinos dinner review
Italian restaurant with a good vibe and relaxed atmosphere.
43 Foregate Street, Worcester, WR1 1EE
Burger Shop Worcester
Quality burgers and beautiful fries.
Arch 46, Cherry Tree Walk, Worcester, WR1 3BH
There is a large and ever-growing choice of independent Worcester city centre restaurants. Even in times of Covid, a number have opened their doors for the first time. For example, the Meeting Place café opened in September 2020 right in the middle of the pandemic – read my Meeting Place lunch review. Through their flexibility, most will still be here after Covid providing a rich variety of cuisines.
Whilst there are many restaurants serving dinner in the city centre, I particularly like the choice of restaurants and cafés offering breakfast and lunch. A notable breakfast dish I tried recently was in my Coffee Warehouse breakfast review. And this place couldn’t get much more central than number 12, Foregate Street! It was in this café that I first tried Menemen – a traditional Turkish dish of poached eggs on spinach, red onions, peppers, and garlic, served with toast and cooked in, and eaten from, the pan. For more about this dish, check out my Coffee Warehouse breakfast review.
In among the UK-wide chain restaurants, the independents thrive with their unique menus and charm. My dinner reviews on this page are limited in number. However, there is a long list of restaurants I will be reviewing over the coming year – so bookmark this page!
social media
In addition to a their website, many eateries keep you up to date with their latest dishes and special offers on social media. Here are a few Facebook profiles to get you going:
Let’s start with my Facebook posts!