Pubs in Worcestershire for St Patrick's Day

Bransford. Here you’ll find the Bear and Ragged Staff, an award-winning pub. Bransford is a hamlet in the Teme Valley, set in glorious Worcestershire countryside. Worcestershire Dining Pub of the Year for three years by the Good Pub Guide. Try it for St Patricks Day.

Bretforton. BBC Land Girls Filmed on location at The Fleece Inn. It was originally built as a longhouse in the time of Chaucer (born 1343). A must for Paddy's Day, see the witches circle - to prevent witches from entering down the chimneys! With real ales and traditional ciders & Morris dancing to boot!

Clent. Bell & Cross Country Pub & Restaurant at Holy Cross, Clent. We're delighted to announce that we have been voted "Heart of England Pub of the Year & County Dining Pub of the Year for Worcestershire 2012" by The Good Pub Guide. Come for St Patricks Day.

Cutnall Green. Welcome to The Chequers, home to the former England Football Team Chef, Roger Narbett. It is located within a quintessential village, five miles from Droitwich, and is ideally situated for discovering the delights of the many villages, antique hunting, walking, historic houses or visiting Droitwich Spa Baths.Check it out this St Patricks Day.

Knightwick. A traditional coaching inn The Talbot has been offering a warm welcome to enthusiasts of good food since the late 14th Century.Sample it this St Patricks Day. In a peaceful setting on the River Teme in Worcestershire.

Willersey. This 17th Century Cotswold stone-built pub The Bell overlooks the Village Green and Duck Pond in the centre of the picturesque village of Willersey. Often described as the most beautiful and natural village in the Cotswolds - giving it a timeless character for St Patricks Day!!