Aldwyn's at Ellerslie in Malvern Hills

Had a lovely beef roast - perfectly cooked with excellent gravy. The vegetables were also quite delicious.The chocolate raspberry tart was delightful.

Very friendly service and delicious food although the wait for the main course was about 40 minutes we did very much enjoy our meal and would eat here again.

Belated Mothersday afternoon tea. Beautiful surroundings, once we found the car park! Food delicious, beautifully presented. Prosecco lovely. Service good. Price very reasonable.

Sunday lunch - booked 1.15, arrived slightly early, ordered wine, 1 soup , 2 main courses from set menu. Soup was slow to appear, but very tasty & hot. Long wait with no further attention, although very few customers( most having "afternoon tea" - at 1.30pm !? ). Main course finally arrived at 1.30 - dry turkey slices, not hot, roast potatoes which had been standing & gone soft. Overcooked,dry yorkshire pudding & oily roasted carrot & beetroot- all dunked in dark brown gravy of unknown origin. Only diabetic need to eat made us tackle it. Staff excuse was " head chef off & very busy with cream teas ! " Still very few customers to be seen. Needs serious attention. Advise avoid.

We came here for an afternoon tea to celebrate an anniversary. Whilst the food was fantastic, the service was really poor. Outside of giving us the afternoon tea, nobody came to us for the 2 hour stay. Despite our attempts to get some attention this didn't happen, others around us got attention, just not us as we probably didn't fit the typical demographic. We had to go to the counter for more drinks and to pay our bill. Really disappointing as the food was fantastic and if the service was better we would definitely be coming back, but I couldn't recommend this place after our experience today.

Visited friends in Ellerslie for lunch..New young waitresses needs more training to improve work ethics and professionalism. Lovely place to live compared to other retirement villages. So 5 stars for the apartments and maintenance, and 1 star for the restaurant

Fresh, well balanced dishes, subtle use of flavours.Wish I lived closer so I could visit more often.Staff, very friendly and welcoming.Definitely recommend if you're in the area.

I visited Aldwyn’s with my young daughter and a group of her friends for her Birthday treat and we had a lovely time! The restaurant is beautifully decorated, incredibly clean and has a very relaxed atmosphere. The staff were just the right amount of attentive and made us feel like nothing was too much trouble.We had the afternoon tea, which included a great selection of sweet and savoury treats, all beautifully presented and with plenty to go around too. The food was delicious and all tasted fresh and homemade. We were kept well topped up with tea and coffee throughout our visit too, without ever having to ask for a refill!All in all, we had a lovely leisurely afternoon, and a special Birthday experience for my daughter. We’ll definitely be visiting again soon!

We had delicious afternoon tea but did rather bring down the average age on the clientele!We weren't sure what to expect and it appears to be part of a retirement village but the restaurant itself was very pleasant and comfortable. Sandwiches and cakes were plentiful, served in deco style, 3 tier tea displays, and tea was "bottomless". The gluten free selection was really good too. Not sure whether the cakes were made in house or not but they were nice, and the sandwiches were fresh.The staff were friendly and efficient so all in all we had a lovely couple of hours catching up!

Had a great afternoon tea with a tray of different kinds of food items - both savory and sweet. All of which were great, and for a very reasonable price for the quality what we received. Staff was professional and friendly, as well as the overall feel of the place is premium. Would recommend.