Top Things to do in Shropshire
Top Hotels in Shropshire
Top 10 Food & Drink in Shropshire, England
Discover the best top things to do in Shropshire, United Kingdom including Stonehouse Brewery, Evolution Beer Company, Hobsons Brewery, Market Hall Shrewsbury, Tanners Wines, Lydham Friday Market, Shropshire Wine School, The Coracle Micropub And Beer Shop, The Bridgnorth Pie Co., Wroxeter Roman Vineyard.
Restaurants in Shropshire
1. Stonehouse Brewery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 54 reviews
Our bar & shop are open 6 days a week for you to enjoy a drink and take away some beers. Our bar is lovely and cosy with a wood burner for when it’s cold. A large viewing window lets you take a peek into the brewery and distillery and watch us in action on brewing days. For those warmer days we have plenty of spaced out seating among our cider apple trees in our pretty orchard, where you can enjoy sampling from our range of drinks produced on site. We produce a variety of beers, from rich porters or easy drinking session bitters to crisp refreshing pilsners and IPA’s. We press our own Sweeney Mountain Ciders and also have Henstone Distillery gins, and other spirits. We also offer wine, cocktails and soft drinks. Food available from 12pm - 7pm Wednesday - Saturday from our very own BBQ & smoker. BBQ chicken; burgers; pizzas & lighter options. Dogs and children are very welcome. A trip to Oswestry is not complete until you’ve visited us!
Reviewed By Grumbers - Pen-y-cae, United Kingdom
I've been a fan of the Stonehouse Ales for a number of years but this was the first time we've spent an evening on site with friends. Wonderful ale, cider and spirits at a genuinely decent price as you'd expect as you're drinking "at source". Good choice of big hearty food again at a reasonable price. Staff are very friendly, located in a wonderful rural setting and clearly attracts a "decent crowd". Not many better places to spend an evening with friends. Recommended
2. Evolution Beer Company
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Evolution Brewery, Bar & Tap Room
3. Hobsons Brewery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By janetwX7816VY - Telford, United Kingdom
what a delightful present we received, a trip to Hobson Breweries visitor centre. Not knowing exactly what to expect other than a tour of this small local brewery we were delighted with the experience. The staff of this family owned brewery were very welcoming. There is a quaint quirky but smart bar and lounge where we were given pints and pints of delicious ale and then told about each one. All quite different but all very palatable. While this was happening delicious smells were coming from the behind the bar kitchen. The staff of Csuns restaurant another part of the family business were making us a delicious meal all ale based. The food was delicious washed down by the ale. Then we were given a tour of the brewery which was really interesting. This is a small local brewery using as much organic local produce in the making of the ale and the restaurant meal. The whole evening was fun, entertaining and well worth a visit. We will visit again and look out for Hobson ale in our pubs. Next visit is to Csons restaurant in Shrewsbury.
4. Market Hall Shrewsbury
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By Steve_of_N21 - London, United Kingdom
This market hall was recommended to us by the proprietor of our B&B and she was right to do so. A very interesting collection of independent market stall offering produce from your standard fruit and veg , Asian and Indian street food and plenty of different arts and crafts stalls. All undercover over two floors it was interesting to wander here for a while.
5. Tanners Wines
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
Independent family shippers of estate wines, since 1842.
Reviewed By davidhC418RK - Carno, United Kingdom
A truly wonderful experience. Wines and spirits on sale from under £8 a bottle to over £400 a bottle. Apart from the shop at the front, go around the back to the cellar that houses most of the wines and spirits. It has a Dickensian atmosphere about it. You can indulge in tasting various wines and they also have a small museum (or rather a collection of old implements). A definite must to visit for the wine enthusiast.
6. Lydham Friday Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
A swmall weekly market with a good variety of stalls with the basic food and craft stalls some stalls change every week so keep an eye on Facebook also good size car park with toilets and we also have a cafe
Reviewed By in_the_picture
Just happened to be driving past, saw the signs and all the cars in the free carpark. Wow! What a surprise to find a village hall full of home made/ home grown food and goodies sourced locally: veg, bread, cheese,meat,gifts,clothing and a little cafe. Lovely friendly people and relaxed atmosphere. Spent all my cash and will be back!
7. Shropshire Wine School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 72 reviews
Fun informal wine and gin tasting events here in Shropshire. We offer a range of events from introductory courses to more in-depth tastings, food and wine matching and professional (WSET) training. All events focus on enjoying wine in a relaxed and informal setting. No previous wine experience is necessary
Reviewed By Wilma_Flintstome
Received as a Christmas gift I didn’t know what to expect. Gary was welcoming and made everyone feel at ease. Going into enough details about the various wines he had chosen and matching them with complementing charcuterie (seems so obvious that charcuterie from the same region/country goes best with the wine) we tasted 6 wines learning about the nuances of the regions, grapes and what makes a good year. A great introduction to the Shropshire Wine School and will definitely attend events in the future and recommend them to friends.
8. The Coracle Micropub And Beer Shop
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Bebbo67 - Chester, United Kingdom
What a great micro pub,lovely beers and great service.Very well organised with regard to Covid and a great order and pay system via the app.Thumbs up all round guys????
9. The Bridgnorth Pie Co.
10. Wroxeter Roman Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 295 reviews
Reviewed By PaulHR_BRM
Martin is a great raconteur, we had fun, learnt (and drank!) a lot and the pie for lunch was exceptionally good. Lovely local business.
