It is a heavy metal bar. Not what we expected from the outside. Low ceiling, cash only. The lady…read moretending bar reminds one of Alice Cooper but she was very pleasant. We came in because the building is old and wonky as is the inside.

Great pub - reminds me of "the giffard arms" in wolverhampton. Old speckled hen on draft and ac/dc…read moreplaying on the sound system - great. And a strange figure by the door (see photo). Will go again.

Had Sunday roast today at the old post office the food was on the table within 15 minutes and I had…read morethe beef which was So tender and my partner had turkey the veg tables were red hot and tasted great the staff do a fantastic job very impressed will go again thank you old post office

Stayed overnight here. Great location in the centre of a beautiful town. Nice double room including…read morebreakfast at a great price. Old style pub downstairs has a lot of character with some good real ales including the pubs own which I sampled. I was not disappointed. Very quiet but this was a Monday afternoon

All darts and football, which isn't my bag at all. Felt a bit awkward in there at some points- it's…read morenot rough, but I was one of the few ladies in there when I was the other day. The staff however are lovely, the clientele is diverse in it's white male-y-ness, and that's because there's a lot of very good beer without hipster pricing.

Loads of beers to be had here, in this modern pub where the red walls are covered with pictures of…read morethings that are considered cool (Sid James, Blues Brothers, etc) The dodgy name Corpse Nailer was enough to make my decision easier when it came to selecting a beer. I went to sit and sup and tried to avoid a conversation with some drunken bearded chap who wanted to tell me about a 12.5pc beer that tastes like jet fuel. While this conversation was unwelcome, it paradoxically indicates that I had found my kind of pub!

Nice old 15C timbered-framed building with plenty of character…read more Good range of 6 draught beers and Addlestones cloudy cider on my trip, plus lager. Food is OK, probably 3*, fairly tasty and reasonable value.

Great choice of ale (about six), great service, lovely old pub. Best of the days tour. Went back…read moreagain later. Great place and will visit again - a must for real ale fans.

Love this place so easy going. Great place to meet friends…read morefor lunch supper Or as we do a glass of wine or cocktails Latte or Irish coffee. Outside seating too.

Excellent value for money set menu. Perfectly cooked and obviously good quality ingredients. Lovely…read moresurroundings and great staff! Highly recommended will definitely be back when next in the area.

Nice atmosphere, friendly service, great food and a good selection of beverages. We came in several…read moretimes during our visit, and look forward to coming back.

Lovely pub. I stayed there recently and loved the room, quiet and central. Pub downstairs with…read morelovely real ale and music. Could not hear pub from my room - which was excellent, as I get up early and sleep early too. Top breakfast too - lovely scrambled eggs and bacon. Highly recommended.

Big pub on the main road where I had a decent pint of Mad Goose. I sat and read a free newspaper…read moreand tried to ignore the radio (I don't like radio in pubs!) and the racing on the TV (what is the point?) The beer clips above the bar suggested that they do dabble a little when it comes to beer choice, but the other options when I was drinking were Bombardier (Huzzah!) And Speckled Hen (Bckah?). Had no idea that the pub is supposed to be one of the oldest ones in the Uk. Therefore there are of course rumours of haunting. Service very friendly.

Fantastic!! This pub has been taken over recently, by the Joules Brewing company. And, WOW!! What a…read moreMASSIVE improvement it is! Food excellent, beer selection great, staff warm, welcoming and happy to discuss anything beer/food related. If you were put off going before, due to the horrendous reviews, poor quality of service and well below par food, then, GET ALONG, NOW!!! Awesome place, one of our regular places now, to eat, drink and socialise. A very big WELL DONE to the manager, company and staff.

The white horse is situated near the column and is very handy if you stay in that part of the town…read moreand are a bit away from a lot of the other pubs and eateries. Staff are pleasant enough, has the traditional atmosphere found within chain pubs that want to look individual but fail slightly. The prices are good and they do a 2-4-1 menu which is reasonably priced but the food is rather poor, can get better for the same price in other pubs. Is still worth a visit though.

Lots of old pub features combined with a few modern ones…read moreconfused me when forming my initial impression of the Boathouse. I know it would be a hit in the summer with its location on the banks of the Severn, but this was very much not that time of year. I was a bit indifferent in the end, but my half of Shropshire Lad was alright and it was only one of four local beers to sample.

In a word, this place is "idyllic". The venue emotes thoughts of English pubs in a time long lost…read more When you walk in your olfactory senses are greeted with Yorkshire pudding and other authentic English dishes. The bar serves pints of lager and pints of cider. There is a new world addition of glasses of wine. The Boathouse sits on the River Severn, which is the longest river in England. From the right perch you can spy people walking along the river or enjoying the plush fields of the park across the banks. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming. If you venture to the Midlands, then make a point of stopping here and taking in some old world charm with a glass of mulled wine or a pint.