Top Restaurants in Eccleshall
Top Things to do in Eccleshall
Best British food near Eccleshall, United Kingdom
Find out what British restaurants to try in Eccleshall including The Old Smithy, Fitzherbert Arms, The Royal Oak, The Tickled Trout, The Bell Inn, Star Cafe, The Star Inn, The Cock Inn, The Mill at Worston, The Secret Tea Room
Things to do in Eccleshall
10. The Secret Tea Room
Overall Ratings
5 based on 123 reviews
Vintage style tea room offering a range of speciality loose leaf teas, handmade cakes and sandwiches, organic soups, sweet and savoury cream teas and afternoon tea.
Reviewed By DebsStaffordshire
Just back from a lovely afternoon tea lots of nice fresh sandwiches lots of choice. Scones were warmed up when we were ready for them which was a nice touch. Had to have a take away for the rest if the cakes.
9. The Mill at Worston
Overall Ratings
4 based on 594 reviews
Reviewed By carolinebK2384KZ
Lovely experience.Excellent food within a beautiful setting.Staff worked very hard on a busy night, couldn't have done more to make us feel special.A very big Thankyou to all the staff.Definitely recommend and I will return.
8. The Cock Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By Chris D
Party of 8 for Sunday lunch(birthday celebration) been here many times, usually have good food & good service. Not this time. Took a long time for food to be served, one dish missing & when it finally arrived it was inedible. Not charged for it as a result. Skipped dessert as we had sat there long enough. Won't visit again, & won't recommend to friends as we normally do. Used to be a really good place for food & service, but not anymore.
7. The Star Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By ka2England
We have eaten here several times, and the beer and food are always excellent. The home made pies are perfect. The beer garden is large and tranquil. We ate here a few days ago and the pale ale from the three tubs was fab. Friendly owners and dog friendly too
6. Star Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Colin B
called in for quick lunch, service quick and efficient. Transport café type of food. Ordered pie and chips which was served with the pie covered in a thick layer of gravy dark brown in colour like treacle. Tasted unpleasant and left a nasty after taste. Wont be back.Hi colin i am the owner of the star cafe. Really sorry for your bad experience that you had with us. Please take my apology and you more than welcome to claim a free home made pie and chips that prepared to your perfection. Looking forward to see you many thanks
5. The Bell Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By JamesMcMahon
Having recently moved to the area finding a new local was quite high on my list. This pub is awesome. Great staff and service along with a proper traditional feel.We have been welcomed with open arms by the staff and customers in this pub. Also very dog friendly- highly recommended.Hi, Welcome to Eccleshall. We are very happy to welcome you. Thank you for your review.
4. The Tickled Trout
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
The Tickled Trout is an eatery located in the grounds of Loynton Trout Fishery on the Shropshire/Staffordshire border. The restaurant overlooks the trout lakes and affords glorious views of the neighbouring countryside. We serve good quality homemade food
Reviewed By rayzor014
Me and my wife were recommended the tickled trout for breakfast and were not disappointed both breakfasts were perfect. It was very busy that day so we had to wait for a while but were told this when ordering so did not mind and were also told we could have our teapot filled back up if we ran out of tea which was great. Will definitely be returning soon
3. The Royal Oak
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By CAS1386
We had heard that there was a new chef and a new menu and were looking forward to a meal (we had often eaten here before). Well, the experience was just disappointing. Many of the menu options were unavailable, there were very few vegetarian choices or salads (and those that were on the menu were mostly not available), the foods we had previously enjoyed (e.g. Malaysian curry, vegetarian chilli or lasagne some time ago) were not on the menu and we had to wait much longer than usual for the meal to arrive. When it did, the salad with my fish consisted of just leaves and tomatoes (I had asked for no onion) whereas previously the salads were mixed and interesting. My husband's lemon chicken was underwhelming.and the chips were soft. I cook far better than this at home. Please provide interesting vegetarian options and good healthy salads and simple well cooked food. We do not all want to eat pies!
2. Fitzherbert Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 388 reviews
We would like to welcome you to the Fitzherbert Arms of Swynnerton. The restoration of the Fitzherbert Arms, our lovely village pub, was a joint venture between Lord Francis Stafford and pub entrepreneurs Mary Mclaughlin and Tim Bird who own a number of a
Reviewed By Obtuse
The Fitzherbert Arms was a cracking stop on a long journey for us. They have a decent alcohol free beer and they serve great food. Absolutely recommend the goats cheese croquettes and beef pie. Delicious.
1. The Old Smithy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 447 reviews
Reviewed By karenr383
We had a superb lunch here. Ordered sandwiches, gorgeous fresh granary bread, came with chunky chips and homemade coleslaw all for £6!Freshly made fish goujons sandwich..to die for.Very friendly staff, beautiful surroundings, situated in a quaint pub in Eccleshall village.Hence to say going again for lunch next week!
