wild by nature pub, restaurant + CabinsThe Bull’s Head
The Bull’s Head has been a Black Mountains landmark for many years. A traditional Drovers Inn and Farmhouse, it is a place steeped in history. From the traditional ‘Hole in The Wall’ Bar to the flagstone floors The Bull’s head is a true representation of what makes this area unique.
There is a cosy bar area to have a quiet drink, a dining room with an open fire, a beer garden overlooking the Black Mountains and four bespoke cabins to rest your head at night.
We focus on ingredient led cooking, with most of our produce either coming straight off our farm our from our local network of small producers.
Menus
Sample menus below:A La Carte Menu
Book a table in the restaurant and come enjoy our flagship a la carte menu. This menu showcases the best seasonal produce and consists largely of items sourced from our regenerative farm in Longtown.
This menu encapsulates the essence of our farm-to-table ethos and provides the full Bull’s Head experience, which was recognised by the Michelin Guide.
Drinks List
Our Drinks list is straightforward and celebrates producers that we believe are doing things the right way. Featuring low intervention wines, local ciders and of course great Herefordshire Ales.
Weekday lunches are bacK
With the return of the Sun we are excited to announce that from the 23rd April, Thursday and Friday lunches will be bookable for the rest of the Spring/Summer season. The format will be slightly different from our evening à la carte menu. Lunches will feature a selection of small plates and sharing dishes, perfect for a lazy lunch in the Black Mountains.
Please see our sample menu above and use our calendar below to book today
Private Dining
The Bull’s Head is the perfect location for those looking at planning a unique private event. We have the capacity to host groups of up to 24 in our private dining room as well as the option for exclusive hire.
Book A Table
Stay
Why not complete the Bull’s Head experience with a stay in one of our Bespoke cabins?
Opening Hours
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 3pm - 11pm
Thursday: 12pm - 11pm
Friday: 12pm - 11pm
Saturday: 12pm - 11pm
Sunday: Closed
Getting Here & Opening Times
Menu Timings
Our Bar menu is available all day during our opening hours.
The Restaurant is open for dinner Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 6pm - 8.30pm.
We serve lunch on Thursday, Fridays and Saturdays from 12.30pm - 2:30pm. We will be offering a full A la carte on Saturdays but a reduced midweek menu for Thursday and Fridays.
We advise booking in advance to avoid disappointment.
Directions
The Bull’s Head, Craswall, Hereford HR2 0PN
Please note that most sat navs don’t bring you directly to the pub so use the Google Maps link below to find us...
Dogs at The Pub
We allow dogs in the bar and outdoor area, but not for tables booked in the restaurant. The restaurant is a fairly small space and we want to be considerate of other customers choosing to dine with us, who may not love dogs as much as we do.
Hike
3 hours
6.2 miles / 10km
Moderate
About the walk
The Black Hill is one of the most beautiful and impressive walks in the Black Mountains. Also known as the Cat’s Back, this route links on to the Offa’s Dyke path on the border of England and Wales with some of the most incredible views over the Olchon Valley and Golden Valley into Herefordshire and beyond. Walking the Black Hill from The Bull’s Head pub car park takes around 3 hours and is a moderate route.
Turn left out of the pub car park, follow the path up the bridal way on the right a few yards down the road. Gently climb up through the sunken lane, and turn left at the top, following the footpath for 1.5 miles, taking the higher path at any forks. Go on through the gate towards the Black Hill picnic spot for another 1 mile, then turn right and head up the steep slope. Follow the path up through the rocks and along the ridge to the Black Hill trig point.
Keep going for roughly ¼ mile beyond the trig point, keeping an eye out for a track on your right that descends back down into the valley (almost going back on yourself). Follow the path down for around 1 mile towards the fence line. Continue right, keeping to the path along the fence line until you reach the gate that you previously came through at the top of the sunken lane. Head back along the path to return to The Bull’s Head pub.
Route Map
Replenish at the Pub
You will end the walk, where you began at The Bull’s Head, pop in for a well deserved pint & bar snacks or plan ahead and book a table for lunch or dinner.
