Debbie and Rick would like to welcome you to the Hope & Anchor,
their beautiful inn which is situated on the banks of the River
Wye, just a few minutes walk from Ross-on-Wye town centre.
The
Hope & Anchor is set in extensive, beautifully kept grounds
and is the ideal place to sit and relax whilst enjoying a drink
or one of the tasty meals that are available. The inn is a very
popular resting place for walking groups, cyclists and those who
simply enjoy a pleasant hour or two by the river.
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The Hope & Anchor, Ropewalk, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire. HR9
7BU.
Debbie
and Angela manning the pumps at the Hope & Anchor Boat Bar.
A
view of the bar from upstairs
The bar at the Hope & Anchor has some interesting features
which reflect its past as a boat builders premises. The bar itself
is boat shaped and there is a long boat hanging from the ceiling.
There is also some interesting local history on display. The bar
is comfortably furnished with Chesterfield sofa and chairs and
during the chillier months a roaring fire is lit, creating a really
cosy atmosphere.
There
is a good range of beverages to choose from at The Hope &
Anchor, including three real ales, being Banks's bitter, Empire
and a regularly changed guest ale as well as a range of lagers
and bottled beers and alchopops.
During the winter months the pool table comes into play and lots
of friendly matches with teams from further afield as well as
league matches are played here, so if you enjoy a game of pool,
why not go along and join in?
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One of the lovely dining areas at The Hope & Anchor
A view of the second dining room at The Hope & Anchor.
The
menu at The Hope & Anchor is fairly diverse and there is a
good selection of vegetarian dishes available. There are several
choices of salads, ploughman's lunches or baguettes to choose
from or why not try a delicious home-made steak and Guinness pie,
an Angus burger or a hearty mixed grill? There is a range of childrens'
meals on the menu and a highchair is available upon request. If
you prefer not to dine outside in the beautiful gardens there
are two lovely dining rooms upstairs, both of which have great
river views to enjoy. A barbecue operates throughout the summer
months, weather permitting.
If
you enjoy live music, there is entertainment booked to perform
at The Hope & Anchor every Friday evening from the beginning
of July through until the end of August. Details of what's on
can be found on the 'What's
On?' page of Wyenot.com.
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The Hope & Anchor Conservatory. . .
. . . some fantastic parties have been held in here
A tea shed
operates in the gardens at The Hope & Anchor between the hours
of 10 am and 6 pm, where you can buy a lovely cup of coffee, ice
cream or cold soft drinks, weather permitting. If the weather
is not so good, you can still enjoy a nice tea or coffee in the
Conservatory, which is adjacent to the main pub.
The Conservatory
can seat up to 100 persons and is a lovely venue for a wedding
reception, a birthday party or other function. If you are planning
to hold a party, Debbie will be only to happy to discuss your
requirements with you.
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A
view of The Hope & Anchor taken from the air on Easter Monday
2007.
The
Hope & Anchor is open all day, every day from 12 noon until
11 pm, Monday to Thursday, 11 am until 11 pm on Friday and Saturday
and from 12 noon until 10:30 pm on Sunday.
For
further information about The Hope & Anchor, please contact
Rick or Debbie at the address or telephone number given below.
They look forward to hearing from you.
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