Great place with own brewery the ales are very good and you have a choice of dark, bitter and…read moreblonde. Larger than it looks from the outside. We ate at the back (xmas do) and the food was good.

The Red Lion is a nice little pub just on the outskirts of the main part of town. I've never eaten…read morehere, although I plan to in the near future as they have a nice little eating section away from the main bar. You can sometimes struggle for space to sit on a busy evening, but it does make a great first stop on a night out. During Market Drayton Carnival last year they put on a great event with free music, well worth going to.

The Lord Hill has a bit of a reputation as a 'rough pub'. The inside isn't pleasant to say the…read moreleast, however I believe it's now under new management so I'm hopeful things will improve, especially as out of all the pubs in Market Drayton, this is technically our 'local'. There is a lot of potential in the place, but for now I would definitely recommend staying away until things improve!

A dreadful pub. If there was an award for the worst pub in the land The Lord Hill would be a…read morecontender. If you must enter make sure that your inoculations are up to date and your escape route is unobstructed. I would think the tenant must be claiming benefits and need a roof over his head as this pub would never generate enough profit for a wage. The best thing about this pub is the car park exit onto the road for an early escape.

Been here a couple of times now and no more. Its expensive and the food is not what it should be,…read morepoor quality. The beer is ok but probably the most expensive in Market Drayton so you have been warned

nice quiet setting for this pub right by the canal. nice in the summer. always dead in the winter…read morethough. the food and drinks are truly expensive here. the place does have a few toerags hanging around, i was head of security here for a while and broke up a few fights that turned ugly. this certainly is not a top pub. this pub is cold too so wear a coat and scarf. staff seem like they dont give a hoot. i was in kosovo on special ops and the talbot is defo colder. food is poor too and be prepared for a wait. infact just dont bother. shambles and that includes the owners

I visited the Red Lion Pub at Wistanswick for the first time recently and loved it. We went as part…read moreof Market Drayton Young Farmers club for the pub quiz and were made very welcome by the landlady. I would highly recommend paying a visit for the pub quiz (every Monday at 8.30) as it's a lot of fun and great value for money at only £1 a head! Plus the pub is kind enough to provide pizza and chips for each table during the interval. Now that's what I call a thoroughly enjoyable evening.

We arrived at the wharf today at 12:30 we did not have a booking, however the staff managed to fit…read moreus onto a table, on the condition we had to leave by 13:30. We had a fine meal and drink and left before the deadline. The food was very good, the service even better. Thank you, we will return but with a booking next time.

We have been to the Hinds Head 3 times now on 2 separate trips to the UK and intend to go back…read moreagain tomorrow before we leave the UK. It is simply the most enjoyable dining experience we have had in the UK...period. We LOVE this pub. The staff is lovely. Everyone is kind, attentive and friendly. Walking in tonight was like seeing a group of old friends. The Pub is warm and welcoming. There are romantic tucked away corners with warm cozy wood burners in many of the dining areas. It is polished but not at all fussy. The food. The food! It is consistently fresh, expertly prepared and absolutely delicious. We have been to restaurants all over the UK and Ireland and the Hinds Head is the one we always want to come back to visit. This restaurant is by far my favorite place to visit. It is worth the drive. We will be visiting the UK again in the summer and we will make the trip to Norton-in-Hales to enjoy this lovely restaurant again.

A great village pub that needs a revamp used to be a hive of action now up for sale.read more

Fantastic food, monthly adjusted menu, and second to none selection of Gins. Best local…read moreestablishment for local fare, and changing real ale.

The crown hotel is one of the oldest pub's in market drayton, as the building is tudor. The pub…read moreitself has a lovely warming atmospere, and inside it's really cosy. In the day they serve food, in the mornings they serve breakfast from 10am, which also proves popular with OAP'S on markets days. At lunch time they serve a wonderful array of food, which tastes really good, they have a wide section on the menu and cater for anyones needs. They serve food right up until 9pm. There is also a separate function room that can be hired out for small party's, conferences etc. There is easy wheelchair and pushchair access too.

Received a warm welcome from the new landlord, who is at present looking after the bar and serving…read morefood, whilst his partner beavers away in the kitchens. Great atmosphere, splendid home cooked food and a good selection of beers.

The Four Alls is a great pub/restaurant. I've never stayed over here (they are a motel as well as…read morean inn) so I can't comment on that, however I have eaten here a few times and attended an engagement party held in their function room. The food has always been excellent, especially on a Sunday when they put on the carvery, and they were very accomodating for our rather large party the last time we ate there. The function room is ideal for small events, and the catering yet again superb. Highly recommended.

not bad food but its expensive as is the beer. me and some fellow paras used to go in there years…read moreago to get away from drayton. there is some rooms at the back if your too drunk to get home. think its ok . had lots of owners over the years. the scampi is nice and the puddings are tops

I was wondering if I should give this pub 3 stars or 4 stars but I chose 4. This place has a huge…read morevariety of drinks, meals and things to do. The meals are very nice (Especially the breakfast items) there is crayons and colouring sheets for kids and fruit machines. There is also an outside area and free water. My only complaint is that the food takes a while to make but the taste definitely makes up for it.

Since Wetherspoons opened it's doors in the Hippodrome late last year, it's become the pub we…read moreattend more regularly. The drinks are cheap, the food is of good value and of excellent quality for a Wetherspoons pub, and due to the fact there's no music played there you can actually carry on a conversation in the evening! I like the fact that it's become not just a venue for a night out, but more of a cafe/resturant as well, for I quite often meet up with friends there just for a cup of tea and a chat on the sofas. Full marks all around.