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Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Much Wenlock, United Kingdom including The Wrekin View, The George & Dragon Inn, The Talbot Inn Restaurant, The Fox Inn, The Gaskell Arms Hotel, White Hart, The Plume Of Feathers, The Black Swan, Longville Arms Pub, The Swan Taphouse
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10. The Swan Taphouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 438 reviews
Reviewed By UkYorkshirelass99
Having been rudely told by a barman who did not even look up when we arrived at another Ironbridge restaurant that they were "fully booked", we walked further up the road and discovered The Swan Taphouse.It was a busy Saturday night, but we were welcomed and were shown to what was almost the last available table.Given it was so busy, the order-taking was a little slow, but this gave us the opportunity to enjoy the beer!Once we had ordered, the food arrived promptly and was excellent! There was a live band at 9pm, by which time the place seemed to be emptying, which was a shame.
9. Longville Arms Pub
Reviewed By MrAndrewHaynes
Looking for lunch on an August Wednesday, my wife and I stopped at this village pub in Longville in the Dale, only to find that at 12.30pm there were no other customers. I do not know why it was so quiet, because we were served good portions of excellent food at really reasonable prices. I recommend this pub and its food to any TripAdvisor member touring in South Shropshire.
8. The Black Swan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 376 reviews
We are a friendly run family pub. Where a warm welcome awaits you every time. You can sit outside on the patio or sit over looking the river Severn . Enjoying a nice ice cold drink or have a meal, looking out for the kingfishers or the otters. In the wint
Reviewed By Christine S
We called in at lunch time for a quick drink after visiting the nearby Tile Museum, and were impressed by the friendly welcome. We came back to eat the following night and had very satisfying meals for decent prices. There was a mixture of locals and visitors, both from the UK and further afield; we heard American and Australian accents. Service was helpful, friendly and efficient. I had the best flavoured faggots ever (if you don't know what they are, think meatballs) with cheesy mash potatoes and mushy peas, topped off with onion gravy- British pub classic!
7. The Plume Of Feathers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
A landmark inn, situated in the beautiful Shropshire hills; approximately 25 minutes, easy drive from Shrewsbury or Telford. The inn boasts two lovely bar area's. A brasserie specializing in fresh fish and charcoal cooked grills and up to 9 en suite bedro
Reviewed By 10Gary
This is a typical country pub set in a rural location surrounded by fields and agriculture. We stopped here for a late lunch last Sunday, the food was OK but nothing exceptional or outstanding to comment onUnfortunately there was a big issue with flies, we spent the entire meal waving them away from our plates which did rather spoil our visit. Based in Cheshire we often eat in rural pubs and have never experienced such a big problem previously. I am not sure what, if anything the management can do to reduce the problem, but needless to say we will not be visiting here again.Just 2 stars due to the flies, would have been 3 otherwiseWe'll have a word with the Lord to see if he can smite this pestilence from the earth!!In the meantime I guess where there's there's fields streams livestock & hot humid weather we'll have to keep using fly paper etc.etc. & keep asking customers NOT to open windows that we've shut however hot it is.Either that or I'll move to Cheshire which is obviously fly free David
6. White Hart
Overall Ratings
4 based on 625 reviews
Reviewed By Emma h
We popped here on Saturday afternoon for a drink outside as the weather was mild. Itâs perfect to watch the world go by with lovely views. Drinks were nice and reasonable, we didnât eat but the sharing platters that went past looked delightful. worth a visit.
5. The Gaskell Arms Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By sonyam416
As a local who frequents The Gaskell Arms , and usually have a good meal we were hugely disappointed this evening, the homemade steak pie and cottage were good home cooked fare. On the specials board was a duck breast in pineapple and brandy jus. It arrived was tough, tasteless and with very limited jus. At a guess it had been microwaved, It was inedible. We sent it back, as it was £15. To the staffs credit, they accepted this, replaced it with fish and chips which was good. Chips were cheap frozen ones - and veg uninspiring. May need to up its game.
4. The Fox Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 370 reviews
Beautiful 17th Century Inn offering home cooked food and comfortable accommodation. Located in the quaint village of Much Wenlock in the heart of Shropshire.
Reviewed By superEP
My husband and I had been walking with our two dogs and headed into the village for some lunch. I popped in to double check that the bar was dog friendly and found the landlord to be extremely helpful. Lunch was more than what we were both expecting and it was beautiful. The atmosphere in the bar was great and will certainly head back next time we visit the area.Fantastic job guys keep it up!
3. The Talbot Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 347 reviews
Sorry we stop food at 2.30 pm on a Sunday.
Reviewed By CUMBRIAVIEW
Set down a picturesque alleyway in Much Wenlock brings you to the The Talbot InnWhat a welcoming place so friendly and attentive staff Set in a lovely location especially when the weather is good.No rip off prices in here Would recommend to all.What a lovely review, thank you and we really hope to see you again!
2. The George & Dragon Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 350 reviews
A traditional pub serving home made good value British pub food and traditional ales. Children, walkers and dogs welcome. Kitchen is open all week from Tuesday lunchtime through to Sunday lunchtime. Almost everything is homemade and the Sunday lunches are
Reviewed By KateS303
We were in the area and googled places to eat for lunch. We liked the reviews we read about The George & Dragon on Trip Advisor, so headed for it. It's a really traditional English pub. Welcoming atmosphere, good beer and a very appealing menu with specials and locally sourced ingredients. Yes, we had the local butcher's special faggots, followed by homemade crumble and custard! Delicious. Not only an enjoyable lunch but friendly service and a very modest bill. So,thank you G &D for a very happy lunch.Thank you Kate, we really appreciate the review. We love Paddy's faggots and Judy's crumble too!Cheers, see you again soon.Robin
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1. The Wrekin View
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
A family Bar & Kitchen showing both Sky Sports and BT Sports. A dog friendly bar. Entertainment every Friday and Saturday
Reviewed By Michael F
Visited here again this week (July 4th) for lunch and very nice it was to,I had the Roast ham eggs and chunky chips (delicious) and my wife had the scampi,also very nice, there's sure to be something on this menu to satisfy most folk and they have now got a lunchtime menu as well, coupled with the nice welcome we received from a very nice young lady who served us, we really did enjoy our meals.
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