TA S T E WORCE S T E R REST, RELAX AND REFUEL
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For those enjoying a staycation weekend away in Worcester or simply an easily ac- cessible day trip, a quiet stroll along the banks of the River Severn or a peaceful wan- der around Worcester Cathedral, some heritage in The Royal Porcelain Works and Museum of Royal Worcester are a must.
But Worcester city is not only the home to
so much history (and of course the world-famous sauce) but it’s now a hot spot for independent bars and restaurants.
The surge in independent bars, restaurants and cafes is boosting the post lockdown vibe of Worcester city. From local delis sourcing fresh local produce to fine dining and quirky cocktail bars. Worcester is the perfect destination to take a break from our busy lives and rest, relax and refuel.
There is something for every taste palate, at every stage of the day. Quaint and cosy cafes serving homemade cakes; ethically sourced coffee shops to caffeine-kick start your day and cool, contemporary café bars serving the best brunches. From avo- cado smash to a full English, do not miss out on the nation’s new favourite meal.
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Just a stone’s throw away from the Cathedral are historic Friar Street and New Street where two of Worcester’s oldest and most historic pubs are located. The Cardinal's Hat in Friar Street is the city’s oldest inn dating back to the fourteenth century, serv- ing craft ales and the most delicious homemade pies and sharing boards. The King Charles House on New Street is now a restaurant and holds a special place in British history. As King Charles II fled after defeat at the Battle of Worcester in 1651, the resi- dents of New Street held off Cromwell’s army so he could make his escape from the house.
Friar Street and New Street are both packed with popular independent bars and restaurants, including Friar Street Kitchen, Heroes, Sugo Rustica, The Swan, Bar 23, Bottles, Chesters, The Brick Room, Saffrons Bistro and Papas Caffé.
INSIDER SECRETS With so many amazing places to rest, relax, refuel, our insider tips include: l
Chesters, New Street for Tequila Flights tasting boards. l l Cardinal’s Hat, Friar Street for homemade pies and Georgian Rooms to b&b in style.
GoodRoots at the Royal Porcelain Works for early evening food and drink in the Courtyard from 5pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Bolero Bar and Kitchen, Foregate Street for drinks at the bar with truffle oil and parmesan fries.
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Papas Caffé in New Street for amazing coffee blends. Anatolian Palace, Crowngate for a taste of the Mediterranean.
These independent businesses are the future of the High Street and rely on your support to keep them going. There is a taste and mood for all ages so make a weekend of it with friends and family and let Worcester take care of you.
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