Herefordshire's best Sunday lunches, as rated on Tripadvisor

So which pub should you choose for your Sunday treat this weekend?

We have looked at the top five, as reviewed by Tripadvisor users.

The Harewood End Inn, Harewood End

Rating: 4.5 out of five, with 506 out of 530 reviewers rating it excellent or very good.

What you said: "Went with a small group of friends for Sunday lunch, the roast was plentiful and beautifully presented," wrote 1922ama.

"There was a gluten free roast available for my friend. The service was fab, very attentive. Definitely would return if I am in the area again."

Moody Cow, Upton Bishop

Rating: 4.5 out of five, with 1,253 of 1,322 reviewers rating it excellent or very good.

What you said: "Oh wow! The best pub food I’ve had in a long time," wrote Boom253.

"The starter of salmon was beautiful, lamb roast was very good quality and the sticky toffee pudding was amazing. The staff are excellent. It’s not a cheap place but you really do get top class food. Very dog friendly too so thanks for the biscuits! Will definitely be back."

Cottage of Content, Carey

Rating: 4.5 out of five, with 310 of 377 reviewers rating it excellent or very good.

What you said: "This is the second time I have eaten here, this time for Sunday lunch, and was not disappointed again," wrote Jenny A.

"The food is fresh and seasonal with plenty of it! I have always eaten outside, in the dog friendly garden, and it is lovely with lots of flowers in well maintained borders. The pub has always been very busy when I have visited creating a warm atmosphere."

The Oak Inn, Staplow

Rating: 4.5 out of five, with 545 of 606 reviewers rating it excellent or very good.

What you said: "Traditional home-cooked Sunday roasts don't come any better than those served here," wrote PatriciaG147.

"We chose the locally-produced Herefordshire beef with Yorkshire puds, roast potatoes, broccoli and individual ramekins of cauliflower cheese, all cooked to perfection. The generous portions of beef were freshly-cooked, tender, succulent, and full of flavour. A tasty alternative on the menu was Welsh lamb with mint sauce: we are saving that for next time. Pudding was also yummy, an apple and forest fruits crumble, with ice cream or custard. We rounded off our lunch with coffee. My husband said the beer was 'well kept' and tasted fresh."

The Bell Inn, Tillington

Rating: 4.5 out of five, with 295 of 333 reviewers rating it excellent or very good.

What you said: "My daughter took me here today for lunch we both had roast beef with all the trimmings everything cooked to perfection," wrote deborahcX9909FO.

"Good portions, plenty of veg and a very good selection. Very busy but all staff were very attentive and friendly, will definitely return."