A Rule of Tum

Top choice in The Midlands & the Marches

Exposed brick, elongated wooden benches and a courtyard garden are the backdrop for brilliant brioche-bun burgers such as the Hereford Hop (pulled beef shin, Hereford Hop cheese, dill pickles and mustard mayo). Veggie burgers are cooked on a separate grill; you can order gluten-free buns made from quinoa flour. Alongside local ciders, kickin' cocktails include a vodka-fuelled Marmalade Mule.

Mini burgers are available for kids.

Its neighbouring space, the Bookshop (32 Aubrey St), serves blackboard specials of grass-fed, dry-aged Herefordshire steaks from 6pm to 10pm Thursday to Saturday and roasts on Sunday from noon to 6pm.

Contact

Address

32 Aubrey St

Get In Touch

01432-351764

https://www.aruleoftum.com/

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