4.5/5

(657 reviews)

This famous and historic pub and brewery in Shropshire has been the 'beating heart' of Bishop's Castle since 1642. Refurbished and enlarged, it still maintains the spirit of the original pub. It still retains public bar, snug bar, lounge bar with the add

4.6/5

(56 reviews)

Know locally as The Vaults, with its sawdust and bare boards flooring, this is unashamedly a no frills pub.

4.1/5

(72 reviews)

Sit in comfortable surroundings and enjoy a wide selection of drinks including well kept real ales at affordable prices and enjoy high profile sporting events with our friendly "locals".

4.0/5

(1,284 reviews)

This grade II listed three-storey building is a ‘17th-century timber-framed lobby-entry plan house, refronted in brick in the late 18th century’, with a modern extension to the ground floor.

4.8/5

(57 reviews)

Very pleasant village pub in the lower Tanat Valley. Well maintained and very comfortable lounge and separate pool room and bar. The bar has a large screen tv for sports fans.

4.4/5

(389 reviews)

The main feature is the home cooked food which is served every day. The music in the background does not impose itself. The Howard Miller skeleton long case clock is a notable feature.

4.5/5

(287 reviews)

The inn was established in 1740 and was so named after the village green it was built on. Once the geographical centre of the village it ended up isolated as the houses were built further up the road leaving the inn half a mile away from the centre!

4.7/5

(115 reviews)

In August 2015, this much loved local was converted into a trendy American Hamburger restaurant by new management However, in June 2016 another change of management took it back to being a traditional pub.