King Charles II in Worcester

Great pub with not one but two roaring fires. And a tasty range of pieminster pies.

Amazing bar with locals who are not afraid to talk to you. Plenty of history to keep you entertained, Rachel the bar maid is so welcoming and friendly and made our many visit extremely pleasant cant wait to come back in a few months time. Did not eat however the food looked really tasty 😋

Lovely place, lovely pies, lovely beers, complementary sanitary products in the ladies toilets (advised by my partner) - open fire, although it was not punting out much heat (would have been tip top otherwise!)

This is my favourite pub ever! Just wished I lived closer...beautiful building, friendly staff and the food is absolutely wonderful. Had vegetarian pie and garlic mash, and although it was a decent sized portion, it was so delicious I could have eaten another portion. Going here for lunch is always the highlight of our visit to Worcester. Can't recommend it enough

Delicious pie and mash. Bit of a wait but then what do you expect when most of the other pubs in town were shut!

Nice pub but the pint of ale I was served was like nothing I'd ever encountered in my life. It was literally dishwater. Normally this wouldn't result in a bad review as an experienced polite bar woman would simply replace it. This though, she was not. Insisting the headless pint of cats urine she'd served me was 'supposed to be like that'. Presenting it to another member of staff got it changed without question, but I shouldn't have had to do that

It was very quiet when we visited Tuesday lunchtime. Clearly the proprietors were not expecting many customers as no baked potatoes were available. My husband's pie and my panini were OK. The menu needs some changes as it smacks of a canteen and the pieces of paper should be destroyed after a customer's use.The building is very historic but it does need some sympathetic degree of refurbishment, particularly the furniture as the upholstery is very worn.

The staff were very friendly and the pub has lots of character. The food was great too.

Popped in for a swift half of cask ale and it was lovely! The cask ale selection looks fantastic and would have loved to try some more of their real true ales but my friend and I already had quite a few elsewhere so decided to call it a night...pity!Beautiful historical building along with the inside and hopefully come back before we chug off on the River Severn.Great staff, really welcoming and friendly.Cheers to you all and you have an amazing pub worthy of reccomending especially to the boaters family!

Lovely pie, mustard mash, peas & gravy washed down with some fine real ale. Fantastically quaint old building too!