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Top 3 Contemporary food in Broseley, Telford,
Find out what Contemporary restaurants to try in Broseley including The Huntsman of Little Wenlock, The Tile Press Cafe, The Furnace Kitchen
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1. The Huntsman of Little Wenlock
Overall Ratings
4 based on 780 reviews
Reviewed By W4473SKkatiep
Great dinner at this place this evening: unfortunately we didnât sit down to eat until 6 so they had already sold out of beef and the sharing platter which was disappointing but the turkey was fantastic as was the pork. Came served with cauliflower cheese and a big portion of mixed veggies. Great value for money. £55 with a garlic bread starter, 2 roasts and a bottle of red (£21) Would definitely return and recommend.
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2. The Tile Press Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
Continental style cafe and courtyard at Maws Craft Centre serving brunch, lunch and afternoon tea. Also hosts supper clubs, events and pop-ups.
Reviewed By hazelkelly64
A fabulous Fathers day breakfast. Good breakfast selection, the eggs Benedict the best Iâve eaten. Pancakes with maple syrup and bacon, Welsh rarebit, smoked salmon with avocado, all freshly prepared. Friendly efficient service from the staff and doggie friendly too. Well worth a visit.
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3. The Furnace Kitchen
Overall Ratings
3 based on 55 reviews
Contemporary restaurant located in the heart of Coalbrookdale. Brought to you by celebrity chef Marcus Bean and The Ironbridge Gorge Museums. A relaxed new dining experience, The Furnace Kitchen serves an exciting mix of modern British cuisine and heart-w
Reviewed By AnnaSus1866
Went for lunch with a friend and ordered the chicken and the goats cheese salad which was lovely and generous portion. Absolutely delicious. Staff was attentive and friendly. I would recommend this restaurant. It was busy at lunchtime, almost all tables occupied which only speaks for itself.
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