4.8/5

(133 reviews)

To get to the Mytton Arms, there is no alternative other than negotiating the narrow lanes of South Shropshire, although the summer Shropshire Hills Shuttle bus could help!

4.4/5

(136 reviews)

Re-opened in early 2018 after a transfer to a local Community Interest Company, which now runs this community pub. Tastefully re-decorated, giving the large U-shaped bar a bright and clean look.

4.5/5

(887 reviews)

Situated on the historic Wyle Cop, the main features of this Grade II Listed timber framed building are best appreciated externally. There's the upper storey jettying, and to the rear, the timber remnants of a 14th-century hall house including a screened

4.3/5

(422 reviews)

The Nags Head welcomes you to join us for fine food and traditional ales within our warm atmosphere. Recently renovated with no expense spared, The Nags Head at Pontesbury is fast becoming the leading pub in the west of Shropshire and Welsh Border.

4.4/5

(1,134 reviews)

Located 400 metres from Shrewsbury Cathedral and 9 km from Attingham Park in Shrewsbury, Old Post Office offers a restaurant, bar, shared lounge and free WiFi in Shrewsbury. The property is 1.6 km fro

4.4/5

(143 reviews)

Ashley's is a fully licensed premises which opened in 2009 and is the perfect choice for that relaxing time out from a busy day shopping or a fun night out with good friends.

A cosy town centre inn where you can always savour a decent pint, hearty pub-food and a ghost story or two...