The Glass House, Sidbury, Worcester

We eat at the Glass House regularly - in our opinion it is the best restaurant in Worcester. The food is (almost) always excellent, the service friendly and attentive and the ambience relaxed and stylish.

Worcester is not exactly a culinary Mecca but the Glass House is an absolute gem of a restaurant.

not a particulary busy evening but oh dear !

no welcome . were made to wait an age before even an acknowledgement. food when it arrived was mediocre at best maybe just unlucky. will try The Glass House, Sidbury, again but it has to improve i was a merchant house regular so it compounded my disapointment

We ate at the Glasshouse durng a short break to Worcester and enjoyed it very much. We plan on returning very soon and would recommend anyone trying this great place.

I must admit, The Glass House in Sidbury was not my choice of venue. But I was well impressed with the changes made since my first visit. The menu has changed, and with the cheap deal it was worth the money. The wine list has changed as well; still a little expensive, but the house wine is OK. I will visit again soon, and I hope it will continue to improve.

PS. I found it a bit of a coincidence that all the positive reviews were written at the same time. But there again stranger things have happened.

The Glasshouse is excellent and the waiting staff delightful. Their attention to detail makes a refreshing change. The Express Mune at £15 per head is outstanding value for money and more importantly delicious!

A fabulous place to meet friends for tapas on a Friday, have a romantic evening/celebration or take the children for Sunday breakfast. We are very lucky to have such a fabulous restaurant that offers wonderful food.

Worcester is lucky to have such an outstanding restaurant in such a scenic location. The food is sublime and the interior very stylish and buzzy.

I have eaten at the Glasshouse on a number of occasions and have always had a very enjoyable experience. The atmosphere is lively, the decor is smart and service is usually very attentive. As you would expect from a high quality chef, the menu is interesting and the food of high quality. Altogether an excellent evening.

I did not want my "pheasant pudding starter" to end and even asked for more bread to mop up the delicious gravy! My monkfish main was delicious and we all shared the "taste of Glasshouse puddings" a small piece of all the puds on the menu which is ideal for two or more to share. My dining companions were equally as complimentary and at around £35 per head with a couple of bottles of nice wine and coffees, it represents superb value (I've paid more in so called gastro pubs). We've also had the express menu for lunch in the past which is only £15 for two courses.

I have been surprised to read some bed reviews, they seem to mostly originate from the early days when the restaurant was finding its feet however this place deserves a second chance because if you're a foody like me you wouldn't want to miss out. Worcester needs the Glasshouse and I for one are happy to shout about it from the roof tops to help it succeed!

I like The Glasshouse for what it is, a stylish busy brasserie with a great atmosphere which isn't up itself or have any pretensions. The food is some of the best I have tasted, the wine list is interested, they have a great cocktail list and the staff are clearly passionate about the place. As far as I am concerned we are lucky to have it on our door step - try it or try it again!

At last a good restaurant in Worcester. Having visited the glasshouse recently i wanted to congratulate them on an excellent restaurant. From the moment we arrived until out later than expected departure, due to another bottle of wine and some chat with a friendly local couple, we were spoilt by both the service and the food. In a relaxed but professional atmosphere we had attentive an knowledgeable staff able to make recommendations and suggestions on the wine and the menu. The menu was interesting and varied and provided some challenging options. The wine we chose was superb and the desserts and ideal way to finish up the meal. Thank you to the glasshouse we will be back.

If you want elegant food served crisply and with panache, The Glasshouse in Sidbury, Worcester is the place to go. I first went to The Glasshouse for a business lunch and wanted to impress my client without breaking the bank. We chose the business express menu which guarantees speedy service for those with not much time to spare. The choices are simple but inspired and for less than £40 you can have a splendid lunch and be on your way again in about an hour.I enjoyed it so much, I took my wife there for an evening supper and we thoroughly enjoyed the classy, upbeat atmosphere. The pheasant pudding and saut ed monkfish are Shaun Hill classics and have an understandably great reputation. I can't wait to try them again.