4.7/5

(214 reviews)

An early 18th Century listed building, formerly the coach house of the hotel next door. The Oak is one of Oswestry’s many free houses. This relaxed, unspoilt pub is situated close to the town centre opposite the parish church of St Oswald.

This iconic gem of a Grade II Listed town centre pub was sold by Marston’s in early 2015, and reopened under new ownership in October 2015 after having undergone a major refurbishment.

4.5/5

(222 reviews)

At the time of writing the King’s Head had only just re-opened after a total refit revealing a welcoming, modern style bar.

4.5/5

(222 reviews)

The Bradford Arms Hotel, Pub & Restaurant is an award-winning, privately owned hotel located on the Welsh border in the idyllic village of Llanymynech. Situated beside the 1200-year-old Ofas Dyke path, it is an area of outstanding beauty and historic inte

4.0/5

(64 reviews)

Situated close to the Offa's Dyke path, it is a perfect location for walking holidays, exploring the beautiful countryside and visiting the many heritage sites all within easy distance. Independently run, a warm and friendly welcome awaits all guests.

The Boars Head is proud to be part of the community. We know our regular’s names and drink and we serve a proper pint. We partner with the best to make sure that your first sip is a good one, and at great value too.

4.6/5

(176 reviews)

Popular local situated in the middle of the village with a rustic locals bar on the left and the restaurant on the right. The landlords are keen to promote real ale and will be reintroducing food again in the near future.