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We're blessed to eat in some of the finest food establishments but have to say these were amongst some of the most delicious dishes we have been served in a very long time.
We're blessed to eat in some of the finest food establishments but have to say these were amongst some of the most delicious dishes we have been served in a very long time.
We're blessed to eat in some of the finest food establishments but have to say these were amongst some of the most delicious dishes we have been served in a very long time.

Address:
Top Road, Wildmoor, Bromsgrove B61 0RB
Date of visit:
Wednesday 12th March 2025
Time:
19:00
Tempura masala monkfish, green hot sauce
Spring hummus, mint oil and toast
Gordal olives
28 day dry-aged fillet medallions, dauphinoise and béarnaise
Braised Cornish lamb pie, spring greens
Tenderstem broccoli, pickled red chillies
White Chocolate Cheesecake
Coffee
Nestled along a quaint country lane just off the A38, only a few minutes from Junction 1 of the M42 and Junction 4 of the M5, and less than a 10-minute drive from Bromsgrove Town Centre, you'll find the charming independent gastro-pub, The Wildmoor Oak.
Owned by Heineken's Star Pubs and run by Bromsgrove locals Bex Wilkins - who grew up in the area and her wife Sarah Robinson, this delightful spot has quickly become a firm favourite. The kitchen is headed by Peter Jackson, a talented chef with a Michelin-starred restaurant background. With over 50 years of combined experience, you’re in excellent hands.
This marks our second visit to The Wildmoor Oak, having first reviewed it in June last year shortly after it reopened. We were blown away by the exceptional food, diverse menu, inviting ambiance, and top-notch service, with special thanks to our wonderful waitress, Emma. So, we were eager to return and see what had changed after nine months. I'm happy to report that they are absolutely thriving! To our delight, the food was even better this time around (which we didn't think was possible after our first visit), and the new Spring menu was an absolute treat.
We're blessed to eat in some of the finest food establishments but have to say these were amongst some of the most delicious dishes we have been served in a very long time. The hummus, we are still talking about now, the steak was cooked to utter perfection and the lamb pie (thanks for the recommendation Emma!) was right up there with the very best!
Another 5-star review from Swealthy! Lovely evening, amazing food and a great atmosphere. The Wildmoor Oak is a homely but uber-stylish, gastro-chic pub at its finest. If you haven't already - get a table booked and give their new Spring menu
a try!
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