3 Best Restaurants Spicy Food in Lower Broadheath

3 restaurants available nearby

A photo of The Swan at Whittington restaurant

1. The Swan at Whittington

4.3

Price: Moderate

• Gastro Pub • Worcester

Booked 42 times today

The Swan at Whittington near Worcester is locally known as 'The Pub with Food' due to the exciting & varied menus. The dishes have a modern British influence with a feel good factor that's guaranteed to delight the diner so you are assured of a comfortable and fresh dining experience.

2. The Chequers

4.7

Exceptional(510)

Price: Expensive

• Gastro Pub • Droitwich

Booked 10 times today

The Chequers is an independently owned gastropub set in Cutnall green. We serve fantastic homemade food with a twist on your usual pub food. We have a great selection of wines, beers and gin cocktails. We also have a beer garden.

3. The Lantern

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4.3

Awesome(31)

Price: Expensive

• Asian • Malvern

Asian Fusion Thai & Indian Restaurant.Tapas over brunch, lunch and dinner.At The Mount Pleasant Hotel, we are delighted to welcome you to the Lantern: the casual dining experience in the heart of Malvern. Our team wanted to create a casual, dog-friendly dining space where both locals and visitors to Malvern can come and enjoy the finest Asian-fusion food across brunch, lunch and dinner. The Lantern can accommodate over 100 diners and is not only a place for casual dining but will also be a spot to hold more of our exciting events and team-building activities.The Terrace If you’re out walking the dog, or pottering about the town, our outdoor terrace area is the ideal place to stop off for a delicious meal or a drink in the sunshine! Throughout the summer months, you can make the most of our summertime menus which guarantee the freshest, seasonal ingredients.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. The Swan at Whittington

2. The Chequers

3. The Lantern

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