Shropshire. 27 entries mapped.
The coffee is generally considered to be nice and of decent quality. Aroma Cafe Bar provides a handy spot for a casual stop when you need a bite in town. Staff manage basic café service for passing trade. Some customers feel the coffee is priced too high for the offering.
22 Bailey St, Oswestry SY11 1PU
The food offering is considered acceptable and fairly standard. A straightforward and practical environment for a quick break. Friendly staff ensure a pleasant and welcoming transaction.
Cambrian House Emporium,, Gobowen Road, Oswestry SY11 1HT
The food is widely praised as being great for a solid lunch stop. A popular lunchtime destination that draws a steady crowd. Service is capable of handling the busy lunchtime rush. The pricing can feel quite high, with some sandwiches considered expensive.
27 Church St, Oswestry SY11 2SU
Food quality is highly inconsistent, with some praising delicious ciabattas while others receive stale muffins and disappointing coffee. A visually appealing café with a beautiful, boho-chic interior and pleasant outdoor seating. Customer service can be severely lacking, with multiple reports of unfriendly, uncommunicative, and occasionally rude staff. Frequent complaints highlight poor customer service and hit-and-miss food and drink preparation.
1A, FESTIVAL SQUARE, 1 English Walls, Oswestry SY11 2PA
Offers excellent, ample-sized meals and cakes described as outstanding, including exceptional scones. A bustling tea room with a great atmosphere, where food is prepared in open view. Usually fast, friendly, and efficient, though booking errors and rushed service have occasionally upset guests. Occasional administrative hiccups with bookings can lead to a rushed and stressful experience.
35 Church St, Oswestry SY11 2SZ
Patrons appreciate the good selection of well-kept real ales and commend the reliable quality of the post-game pub grub. This cosy, male-leaning locals' pub creates a warm, welcoming environment where visitors quickly feel at ease while enjoying televised sports. The landlord and staff stand out for their lovely, hospitable approach that ensures everyone has a great night.
59 Salop Rd, Oswestry SY11 2RJ
While it can deliver decent pub grub, some visitors report poor execution with tough steak and undercooked chips. A busy, family-friendly pub featuring a bouncy castle for children, making it ideal after an active day. Service is heavily mixed, ranging from brilliantly attentive and fast to instances of highly confrontational management. Experiences vary wildly, with serious complaints about food quality, barking dogs inside, and occasionally hostile management.
Shrewsbury Rd, Oswestry SY11 2RT
Patrons highlight the fantastic true cask ales and its reliable screening of live sports. One of Oswestry's oldest pubs, boasting a warm, cosy interior, lovely decor, and a great outdoor covered seating area. The pub provides great service, easily accommodating both sports fans and casual drinkers.
47 Church St, Oswestry SY11 2SZ
Reviewers highlight the nice pints of Guinness, alongside simple pub fare like sandwiches and pizza on game nights. A friendly local spot defined by great banter, offering a traditional pub environment ideal for dominoes and good company. The exceptionally decent and honest staff consistently provide a warm welcome with a smile. The entrance can sometimes be obscured by crowds of smokers, which may deter some visitors.
Railway Inn, 81A Beatrice St, Oswestry SY11 1HL
Boasts a wonderful, award-winning selection of excellent beers and ales. A characterful pub that is often filled with welcoming locals and is dog-friendly. While many find the staff great and friendly, some visitors have experienced cold indifference. A minority of visitors report feeling unwelcome due to dismissive service from the bar staff.
Bailey Head, Oswestry SY11 1PZ
Expect a top-tier selection of drinks, including craft beers, real ales, and highly praised stout, complemented by visiting food trucks. A bustling, dog- and child-friendly venue featuring a great garden, live musicians, and a festive atmosphere. The fantastic staff reliably foster a friendly and welcoming environment for all patrons.
61 Church St, Oswestry SY11 2SZ
Provides a dependable and traditional pub experience for its regulars. A deeply loyal local pub that fosters a tight-knit, family-like community feel. The supportive staff are known to be consistently there for their patrons.
38 Willow St, Oswestry SY11 1AD
The venue serves excellent food and a solid variety of keg and bottled beers, although it lacks cask ale options. This traditional locals' pub offers a pleasant environment with outdoor seating, though the vibe can occasionally feel unwelcoming to some. While many praise the staff for being lovely and helpful, a few visitors have reported a decidedly negative attitude. Some patrons have highlighted a stark contrast in the atmosphere, describing a highly negative vibe from both staff and regulars on occasion.
43 Bailey St, Oswestry SY11 1PX
Feedback on the food is poor, with specific complaints about cold, undercooked, and highly processed meals. This clean, well-decorated venue functions well as a live music spot, though everyday visits can sometimes feel lacking in atmosphere. While the bar team is often described as friendly, the food service is consistently criticised for being very slow. Multiple patrons warn of noticeably high drink prices and thoroughly disappointing, poorly executed food.
5-8 English Walls, Oswestry SY11 2PA
Provides a typical range of drinks for the local trade. A standard traditional pub setting. The landlord has been described as unfriendly by some patrons. Management can occasionally come across as unwelcoming.
Unicorn Rd, Oswestry SY11 2DQ
The kitchen generally delivers acceptable to great food with fresh ingredients, though some dishes lack seasoning and balance. A stunningly beautiful, dog-friendly bar and gastropub offering a relaxed and grown-up environment. Service reviews are sharply divided, with some noting good customer care and others experiencing slow, indifferent, or inexperienced staff. Service can be notably slow and inattentive, pointing to potential issues with staff training.
35 Willow St, Oswestry SY11 1AQ
The pub pours good beer, but feedback on the food is drastically mixed, ranging from excellent to awful. A classic British pub offering a welcoming environment that is especially charming around the festive season. While the landlord and some staff are incredibly welcoming, others have experienced rude and unhelpful service. Experiences vary wildly, with some visitors reporting terrible food and bad service alongside the positive reviews.
Oakhurst Rd, Oswestry SY11 1BH
Expect a great selection of premium alcoholic drinks, including wine, champagne, and gin, suited to a sophisticated palate. This intimate, grown-up establishment offers a cosy and deeply relaxed environment, feeling welcoming to both regulars and newcomers. The hosts are extraordinarily warm and personable, readily chatting with guests and happily accommodating dogs.
5 Leg St, Oswestry SY11 2NL
The venue is highly regarded for its ability to host successful and enjoyable gatherings. A magical setting that proves highly adaptable and memorable for parties, birthdays, and charity events. A magnificent and extremely helpful team goes above and beyond with event setup and dietary requirements.
Cambrian Works, Gobowen Rd, Oswestry SY11 1HS
Provides dependably good food that leaves visitors eager to return. A casual and inviting diner that appeals to passersby. The team is noted for being consistently very friendly.
Unit 3, Maesbury Rd, Morda, Oswestry SY10 8GA
The extensive menu features generous portions of very nice food, alongside great bottomless coffee. A vibrant venue that successfully captures an authentic American diner feel. Staff are frequently highlighted as super friendly and helpful. The privately managed car park is heavily criticised, with multiple patrons receiving unexpected and frustrating fines.
Mile End Roundabout, Shrewsbury Rd, Morda, Oswestry SY10 8NN
The food is highly praised, establishing it as a top spot for dining in Oswestry. A busy, well-regarded local gem that brings a lively feel to brunch and Sunday lunch. The accommodating team manages busy periods well, even finding space for walk-ins.
Heritage Centre, 1-3 Church St, Oswestry SY11 2TE
The kitchen serves highly recommended, good-quality food. A welcoming and comfortable café setting. Service is noted for being very friendly and approachable.
Oswestry Indoor Market, Balcony Level, Powis Hall, Bailey Head, Oswestry SY11 1PZ
Serves up dependable food in hearty, satisfying portion sizes. A straightforward traditional fish bar environment. Service is standard for a quick takeaway setting.
40-46 Salop Rd, Oswestry SY11 2NU
Recent feedback suggests a noticeable decline in food quality and missing items, contrasting with past praise. A functional takeaway and restaurant environment. Service can be dismissive and unapologetic when handling significantly delayed orders. Diners note a recent drop in food standards, rising prices, and unhelpful service regarding late deliveries.
Smithfield St, Oswestry SY11 2EG
Serves up stunning mixed grills, kebabs, and chicken that frequently exceed takeaway expectations. A straightforward takeaway shop focused on quick convenience. Provides functional and efficient service for takeaway food.
20 Willow St, Oswestry SY11 1AD
While the drinks and coffee are praised, the updated menu has frustrated patrons with basic, dry, and poorly executed dishes. A relaxed venue where guests can enjoy a lovely atmosphere, particularly suited for a casual coffee. Some guests enjoy friendly interactions, but others report outright rude, dismissive, and unapologetic service regarding incorrect orders. Repeated complaints highlight disappointing food quality, high drink prices, and occasionally hostile staff reactions.
45 Church St, Oswestry SY11 2SZ