Visited: 13/5/14 I…read morecouldn't fault the place really. Good service and great food. I had chilli in the skillet for the starter, and this was great. £4.85 The fillet steak was perfect - £22.50, with nice chunky chips, and succulent mushroom. I had a pint of Shropshire Gold - £2.70 A large glass (250ml) Malbec - £5.75 Definitely go back again..... Note it was quite full for a Tuesday, and we were asked if we had a reservation, but they found us a nice spot in the conservatory. I suggest you book.....

Extensive drinks menu, mainly wine and beer, fairly reasonably priced for pints, which is obviously…read morethe local tipple. We were welcomed by a not fabulous smell, but I trusted my friends stamp and we sat down, thankfully out of stink range. Bread and such for starter, and the most rock solid cold butter I have ever met, which is a personal gripe when they give you that super soft lovely white bread, but I used my innovative streak and held the butter dish over the candle for a little while whilst the waiter was;t looking. Out mains were great, huge portions of meat, two minutes longer and it would have been too dry, but a through dousing of gravy mostly disguised that. No greens on the plate though. Mash was good, smooth, but fluffy rather than creamy slop that restaurants seem to think we all love. We both plumped for the same pud, cola cake, as it tempted us oddly (must ignore curiosity cola puns...) and it was one of the oddest textures i've had, heading towards jelly like. It wasn't unpleasant, but I would;t call it cake. Not bad, but priced at a similar level to other places nearby that pip it.

Posh Nosh is a great little gem of a shop, hidden away from the bustle of the high street in the…read morearcade lane which serves great handmade lunch items like sandwiches and soups. Really good value and tasty, this place is busy around lunch times but you can phone through, they also do decent coffee to take away. Parking is easiest out the back on the main large one between the co-op and the village hall. The staff are really warm and friendly and the food is very good value for what it is, ingredients seem of a high quality, recommended if you are on the run in Shifnal and need a bite to eat!

Met up with my boyfriend's family for a Father's Day get together…read more Never been here before, hard to find and easy to drive past! One way system so we circled round a few times. We parked down the road by the church in the end so not sure where you can park. Anyway it's a quirky place, shabby chic is the best I can describe. Service was great, really polite and accommodating. Food was good too. Perfectly seasoned and just right portions...apart from the Yorkshire pudding, that was massive! They also do tapas. Casual kind of place with relaxed atmosphere and rustic style. Great for meet ups with friends. I can highly recommend the Sunday dinner set menu. I had the button mushroom starter, beef main and raseberry creme brûlée. Delicious! I am now home completely stuffed and sofa bound! Happy Father's Day!

Appalling customer service. Don't bother making an online booking unless you are able to answer a…read morecall back from 'Sam' on the evening shift . Terribly rude. Despite an online booking and numerous attempts to book a table for a specific time, 'Sam' was meant to be calling back to book me in. Never happened. Finally, 6 days later, got hold of Sam, to be told they are fully booked!;! Ridiculous booking system. Wouldn't recommend!

The food was lovely! The seats were so cosy and the waiters didn't take long at all! Definitely…read morerecommend

Fourth Visit - 28/5/14…read more With family. Food came out very quickly given that they had a large party. The place was fairly full again. I made a reservation this time. My wife was not impressed by the lighting, and worried about the food. She didn't feel it was cooked fresh as it was coming out too quickly. I decided to change my chicken dish from last time and had the Sichuan, but it just was bland. I got the correct noodles this time. My son complained to me that the steak was tough. I was pretty peeved given it was their decision to go for a Chinese meal from what I had said previously. They didn't have a bottle of Pinot Grigio. A pretty common wine. Pork Yuk Sunk - £7.00 Veg Singapore Chow Mein - £6.00 Sizzling Chicken Satay - £8.50 Canton Steak - £12.50 2 x Pepsi - £4.40 1 pint of Grolsch - £3.40 Bottle of Chenin Blanc - £15.50 2 x Cold sweet - £5.90 TOTAL = £70.70 Service was good. Dropping a star overall due to the food, and lacking flavours. --------------- Third visit - 21/5/14 I've dropped this down a star. I ordered the same as last time, but I swear that the Kung Po chicken was different. There was a brown sauce this time, and I even queried it, but was assured it was correct. My doubt was heightened by the fact that the noodle dish I ordered (Vegetarian Singapore Chow Mein) had pork and prawns. The waiter accepted I'd been given the wrong dish, but I couldn't wait for it to be changed. The waiter even came back after placing our order to check everything again, so I was surprised when he or the kitchen got it wrong. They were very nice about it all and did offer to change, but as I say I stuck with what I had in front of me. What I had was very nice, However, the Kung Po chicken wasn't to my taste. The place I visit in Redditch uses a clearer sauce, and Sichuan peppercorns and this gives it a nice edge to the spicyness. I did notice that they charged me for the wrong noodles at £8.00 per plate, as opposed to the one I actually ordered £6. As I ate the £8 one I suppose it was correct. £2 in the schemes of things ain't a big issue. As usual the place was really packed, and I thought we were lucky to get a table. I asked twice for the aircon to put on, or at least increase, as it was getting really hot. They opened the front door, but this did little to help. At one point I had to go outside to cool down. I thought that we were served pretty quickly given there were three large parties. Just to note that the portions are very good. I would return, but I'd be more emphatic about my order. ------------ First time visit, but colleagues go there a lot. Stir Fried Mussels (Green Lipped) - £6.50 Kung Po Chicken - £7.50 Mixed Veg Chow Mein - £6.00 The latter I should have specified a smaller dish. All very delicious. The restaurant wasn't too busy. Colleague constantly asked for praw cracker refills, and got them. Attentive staff, and friendly. We divided the bill, so with two pints added, it was rounded up to £26.00 each. I can't fault the experience.

A great little fish and chip shop on Shifnal High Street. The place always looks very clean and…read moretidy. Staff are very friendly and efficient and always have a nice chat with customers whilst serving and especially friendly and welcoming to children. All in all a really nice bunch behind the counter. The menu is your usual fish and chip shop fayre with a kebab or two thrown into the mix. The portion sizes are huge and for £4 you can get a very large fish with a large portion of chips, which easily feeds 2 or even 3 (less greedy) people. The food is delicious and the fish is always really well cooked (Crispy batter with no soggyness between the fish and batter). If you don't feel like cooking and you are in the area, this place is well worth a visit (even worth a visit if you are not in the area!!).

Over the summer I ate at Henri's 3 times & had 3 very different experiences…read more The first was very pleasurable. The food was delicious. Our waitress was lovely. Our only 'complaint' would be that now Henri's is a restaurant rather than a pub, I had expected a little more from the staff. We weren't greeted or checked on by the manager, who was milling around the entire time. The second time was fabulous. The food outstanding. Again, a great waitress and this time we had personal interactions with the manager & the chef also walked through & stopped at our table. The 3rd time I found the food to be a little disappointing & we did wait a long time for dessert. We knew the chef this night was different to the 2nd time. All in all, lovely decor, good food & I would definitely go back. Hopefully the creases will have been ironed out by then.

Been here a few times on family meals. The food is always really nice, and the service is friendly…read more It is always quite full, so probably best to make a reservation. While its quite expensive, I would say it's worth the money!

My absolute favourite place for salt and pepper king prawns! Amazing food. Just wish they'd deliver…read moreand take card !

Really good Cantonese food to take away and seriously the best chips and curry sauce ive ever had…read morefrom anywhere. The guy who runs it is amazingly friendly and even knows my usual order after years of coming back to the place. Well known in Shifnal and with good reason, you will always find it packed on a Friday and Saturday night as the pubs empty. Great food, well priced. I can also highly recommend the chicken chow mein from their menu as its very good. They sell cans of pop but no alcoholic drinks. No parking directly outside but you can sometimes squeeze in across the road.

Butlers is part of what used to be simply known as the Park House, however, since the name change…read moreand re-branding of this place it is becoming more popular as a stop off for a drink for non hotel residents. The atmosphere is pleasant and pretty lively at weekends and the bar food is good. Drinks seem a little more pricey than your average bar but not quite as high as a hotel can be. There is extensive parking allocated to the hotel. Staff are friendly and helpful. In the summer there are outside seating areas in the pretty gardens around the front of the hotel.

Nice pub with a friendly atmosphere. Lots of seating indoor & out. Always very busy at weekends…read more Quite a young crowd. I haven't tried the bar food but the restaurant upstairs is good quality & nicely set up.

Ive used both the bar and restaurant at Seven a number of times, the bar is lively and gets packed…read moreon weekend evenings, during the day the bar menu serves good value sandwiches, wraps etc and they have a number of screens showing live sport. The restaurant upstairs is a much quieter affair but the food is very good if quite pricey for a pub restaurant. The restaurant is up in the roof with original beams and the like, its not very big so booking is advisable. Food is mainly british in theme, I had a very nice pork loin dish on my last visit with root mash, very tasty.

Good value local Balti. Pretty good food, very pleasant…read moreservice, probably why there seems to be many regulars.

Good food, good value. Friendly staff.read more