Places to eat and sleep in Evesham

[captain caveman]

Planning on stopping of at Evesham at the weekend, never been there before.

Looking at Google earth there are moorings down river of Evesham bridge. I take it these as visitor moorings?

Are they likely to be busy at this time of year?

 

Were also going to be looking for a nice B&B and place to eat in the evening as close as possible to the moorings.

Any recommendations ?

Thanks.

[cotswoldsman]

I am moored in Evesham at present just by the bridge only 4 boats here with room for about 15 boats. Plenty of nice restaurants within walking distance. Can not help on B&B but have a friend who lives in Evesham coming on boat today for trip to Pershore so will ask her

[b0atman]

Pershore that was one of my favourite stops .Evesham when I was there was full of different nationalities waiting for the fruit picking to start so there would not have been much accommodation vacant then.

[cotswoldsman]

Pershore that was one of my favourite stops .Evesham when I was there was full of different nationalities waiting for the fruit picking to start so there would not have been much accommodation vacant then.

How terrible would it have been better if they were tourists? Keep these foreigners out hey

[captain caveman]

Currently moored in Pershore at the moment quite a nice place.

I guess were just about into the fruit picking season so its going to be busy in Evesham B&B wise.

Edited September 3, 2015 by captain caveman

[frangar]

Can reccomend the Thai emerald on the high St and Thai lotus on port St.

 

Word of mouth coffee shop near the church is a good coffee and cake shop.

 

The red lion micropub tucked away on a corner of the market place is rather good if you like real ale.

 

Not sure about b & b's....I will ask my friend when she's back from work this evening.

 

Cheers

 

Gareth

[cotswoldsman]

Just been told Northwick Hotel right be moorings is ok

[Graham Davis]

Pershore that was one of my favourite stops .Evesham when I was there was full of different nationalities waiting for the fruit picking to start so there would not have been much accommodation vacant then.

 

Evesham has always been full of different nationalities, and I'm going back more than 30 years when I worked for the DHSS there!

Lots of Italians out Badsey way, and lots of others during the picking season. Most were transient and wouldn't be using the type of accommodation the OP was interested in.

 

The Northwick has always had a good reputation, and there are a couple of B&B's on the Broadway road.

Edited September 3, 2015 by Graham Davis

[captain caveman]

Thanks for the reply's were probably going to stop in the Northwick as its near the moorings. Then have a look around for an evening meal.