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home about us little quebb cottages local attractions terms & conditions contact us online booking home about us little quebb cottages local attractions contact us online booking country cottages on the welsh border the old barn and the granary are two stunning newly converted cottages in the courtyard of our 15th century listed black and white farmhouse at little quebb. little quebb cottages the old barn sleeps 6 the granary sleeps 4 local attractions eating and drinking herefordshire provides some excellent local produce, and we include below our own views on where to shop for food locally, and where to eat and drink. food suppliers there are a number of good local food suppliers within the area, including: the grapevine, kington. excellent local greengrocer and fishmonger. good supply of fresh fish direct from aberyswyth every tuesday and thursday. situated next to the burton hotel. upperholme farm shop, lyonshall local farm shop selling their own meat and vegetables, together with a range of other products including best selling cakes and biscuits. (on to main road; turn right. immediately take road to almeley; continue as far as you can go to t junction at the church: turn left and continue for about a mile. upper holme farm is then on your right ) delicatessen and whole food shop, hay on wye. deli with a wide range of products including smoked meats for the black mountain smokery and bacon from craig farm organics. local markets regular farmers markets are held in hereford, leominster, presteigne and ludlow. there is a busy market every thursday morning in hay on wye, which includes a popular cheese stall, good fish and game van and a stall selling a variety of french bread and pastries which tends to sell out quickly. kington has a small wi market every friday from 10.00-11.00 in the baptist church hall, where people sell their own fresh local produce. good for local seasonal vegetables. ludlow has an annual food festival every september, showcasing the best produce from herefordshire, shropshire and the borders. it is the centre of the slow food movement in england, and has a good range of food outlets as well as one of the best farmers markets in the area, held fortnightly on a thursday morning. 1 - the tram inn, eardisley in our experience you cannot beat the tram inn, eardisley for excellent pub grub, excellent value and a varied menu with locally sourced produce. there is a lovely garden at the back with a seating area. mark and kerry are the proprietors and always have made us feel very welcome. 01544 327251 (booking essential for evening meal) 2 - the royal george inn, lyonshall 01544 340084 the royal george is a particularly friendly environment 3 - the stagg inn, titley 01544 230221 michelin star award winning pub five miles down the road serving local seasonal produce. good food, well presented in pub restaurant. popular for sunday lunch. essential to book in advance. 4 - the harp inn, new radnor 01544 350655 popular pub with lovely views over surrounding countryside, also provides b & b accommodation, about 8 miles away. food is good, well cooked and reliable. more informal and fewer choices than the stagg,and a bit cheaper. we eat out here. many of our visitors have eaten here and recommended it. in winter ( and up to the end of march ) thursday night is steak night – with a good plate of steak , chips and veg for £8.00. achieves rare trick of providing bar for locals to drink in, as well as comfortable seating for those who wish to eat. open evenings (except monday) and saturday and sunday lunchtime. closed lunchtime in the week. useful to book . highly recommended. good log fire. 5 - the bull's head, craswell 01981 510616 this pub is only 6 miles from hay but feels as though it is in the middle of nowhere and is surrounded by beautiful countryside. slow road from hay so it takes a while to get there. good to combine a visit with a walk. popular with walkers and cyclists. now owned by the proprietors of the swan inn, hay. good walkers food - hearty beef pies, rump steak etc well cooked in cheerful, friendly surroundings but a bit pricey for what it is. quite tatty as owners take pride that it is in its “original” state ! good garden. open most days for lunch and supper, but worth checking, and useful to book. 6 - the jolly frog, leintwardine 01547 540298 this doesn't look very promising from the outside, but the food is mainly french and is excellent. it is very family orientated and also has a wood oven for its home made pizzas. good to combine with a visit to ludlow. open tuesday – saturday for lunch and dinner, and sunday for lunch only. highly recommended. 7 - the swan inn, hay on wye 01497 821188 hotel serving reasonable bar food in the bistro restaurant in the centre of hay. not a great gastronomic feast but a nice ambience. 8 - mr. underhill's, ludlow 01584 874431 exceptional michelin starred restaurant serving a nine course tasting menu. this is the place to go for a very special celebration. expensive but worth it. eating and drinking the cider barn pembridge. a traditional cider barn. beautifully converted into a warm welcoming restaurant creating a great atmosphere. locally sourced produce used when possible. on the several occasions we have visited the experience has been excellent. the menu caters for all tastes. we have always been made very welcome by paul and sophie and nothing has been to much trouble. outdoor activities 1 - canoeing canoes can be hired at glasbury. you can chose shorter or longer routes, and take a picnic, and then arrange to be picked up from your destination later in the day. a brilliant day out - particularly when the sun is shining. www.wyevalleycanoes.co.uk tel 01497 847007 2 - golf kington has a very idiosyncratic and enjoyable golf course high on bradnor hill, with views of seven counties, where golfers vie with sheep for green space. it is reputed to be the highest golf course in england. the club welcomes visitors, and many people come to kington just for the golf. 3 - walking the area offers truly brilliant opportunities for walking in magnificent countryside. we are three miles from offa's dyke, a long distance footpath running for a total of 180 miles north - south along the ancient border of england and wales. our nearest access to the path is at kington, three miles away, where the path winds across hergest ridge, with fantastic views into wales and the marches. after about three miles you reach gladestry with a welcoming pub - a good stopping point with the option of a straight return to kington or a circular route. there are other splendid routes from kington, from one hour strolls around the town to the 30 mile mortimer trail through the beautiful hills of the border country to ludlow. hay on wye, seven miles away, offers another stunning access point to offa's dyke at hay bluff, as well as access to some spectacular walks through the black mountains and lonely olchon valley. this is the gateway to the eastern part of the brecon beacons which provide many varied opportunities for walks. we are happy to advise on walks – just ask 4 - cycling quiet local roads provide excellent cycling routes both for the speed enthusiast and for those who want to potter about and use bikes as a means of enjoying and seeing the countryside. there are lots of scenic cycles straight from our gate: it is easy, for example to find a very quiet circular route which takes in both weobley and pembridge, two highly picturesque villages on the black & white trail. cycles can be hired from drovers holidays in hay, who will deliver here: www.droversholidays.co.uk tel: 01497 821134 5 - riding there are a number of riding schools locally. tregoyd riding is situated in glasbury close to the canoe centre, allowing you to enjoy both activities on the same day if you wish. highly recommended by our guests www.tregoydriding.co.uk tel 01497 847351 pottering about some ideas for pottering about 1 - pembr

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