Wonderful little pub in an even smaller village. Rotating ales and a first-rate kitchen.read more

Calm and relaxed free house pub with an exceptional range of gins, spirits, ales and beer. You get…read morea very warm welcome from all the bar staff and patrons. Definitely a pub to visit!

From the owner: Multi award winning pub specialising in real ale, craft beer, cocktails, gins, rums and other…read morespirits.

As part of a well known chain, Wetherspoons in Oswestry is located in the town centre on the main…read moreroad. The decor is nice and modern and the premises is maintained well. It is quite a big Wetherspoons with plenty of tables inside including some with nice comfy leather booths. There is also a seperate decking area outside with wooden tables, benches and heaters to enable customers to sit outside on a sunny day or to smoke. It has the usual traits of a weatherspoons with cheap drinks and a 2 for 1 on main meals. Not all of the the meals are included in the 2 for 1. There is plenty of choice and they are always trying to improve the menu by including more vegetarian dishes and low fat options. The food isnt bad for what you pay, nice for a quick bit to eat or lunch. Staff are friendly. There is limited parking at the back of the building but there is also parking on the street and a free car park down the road.

The Boars is a pub in the centre of Oswestry town next door to wetherspoons. It is open til 2am and…read morecan get quite busy at weekends. It is easy to find but there is limited parking outside on the street but then there is a free car park round the corner. The boars is quite popular with the younger crowd and there is a DJ at weekends. There is also a pool table in there which proves quite popular. There is an outside area to the side of the pub with plenty of tables and benches. The decor isnt that great inside and could do with a bit of a revamp as its looking a bit tired. The staff are friendly and the drinks are reasonably priced. Only downside is there are only 2 toilets so it can be a bit of a wait if you go on a busy night.

Awful, avoid like the plague…read more Stopped off here for Sunday lunch, 2 courses for £11.50, I wish I hadn't bothered. The pub itself is ok I suppose, several small bars, good selection of beer, wines and spirits, but nothing extraordinary. However, the food was absolutely disgusting. Cynical doesn't cover the abysmal quality of the food served. Over cooked veg, swimming in liquid, a slice of grey beef, two over cooked roast potatoes, a couple of mushy new potatoes, the Yorkshire was ok... But barely enough gravy to make it palatable! The kids meal was not much better, a couple of undercooked sausages, and mushy chips... At least the beans were warm. One of the worst lunches I have had the misfortune to pay for. Take my advice and keep driving, McDonalds is only a few miles north!

The Greyhound in Oswestry, sometimes called The Dog by locals is nothing more than a dive. It is a…read moresad excuse for a pub and i dont recommend it. I had the misfortune of attending a NYE party here 07/08 and it was dreadful. The pub for a start is quite small and as you pay for tickets to attend the party they packed way too many people in. The decor is absolutely horrible, it is so run down and in desperate need of modernisation. The bar itself isnt big enough which makes getting a drink a nightmare as everyone is crowding round trying to get served. The NYE ticket included food and they put on the worst buffet ever and by the time we got near the table the food had nearly gone, they definitely did not cater for the number of people they sold tickets to. As we were in a big group we still had fun despite the surroundings and made the best of the night . I have been back since that NYE to give it the benefit of the doubt but nothing has improved, i advise you to give it a miss, or be prepared to be disappointed.

We stopped here for lunch while on a cycling holiday. Nice pub, with a good selection of ales, and…read moregood food. The staff was friendly, the service was quick, and we enjoyed a nice lunch out in the garden.

Great welcome. Delicious food. And the occasional quiz. Serves a good pint, wine list complements…read morethe varied menu. Also a fine base for walks along the montgomery canal.

Closed on Mondays, as we found to our inconvenience when we moored on the canal, secured the boat…read moreand then tried the door of the inn!

went here for a work do. was very impressed that they agreed to change some things for me, as i'm a…read morevegan and there was nothing on the menu i could eat, so they where very nice to do that for me. however, it turned out they just took the non-vegan things out of the vegetarian options. food was ok, not that imaginative or fantastice and the sorbet was horrible. mixed reviews from the people i was with, stuffed mushroom was apparently great, but pate was bland. they said that the lamb main was amazing, but the salmon and beef where dry and pretty bad. sricky toffee pudding was very popular and the cheese platter was also quite well recived, but the cheesecake was just fail. looked like pink slop, and apperently didn't taste good either. on the plus side, staff where quite friendly, food was prompt, hot and well presented. nice atmospher to the place, but don't thinki would be that keen on returning.

Bar 35 is a more up-market bar in Oswestry town centre. It is on the main road a bit further down…read morethan The Boars and Wetherspoons. After 7pm there is security on the door and you will not be let in with trainers. A couple of people have tricked their way in by putting black socks over their trainers! But an easier way to get in is just to remember to wear shoes! Trainers are fine in the day. Inside the decor is nice and welcoming, everything is kept clean and staff are efficient at collecting glasses and cleaning tables. The food is quite nice, a bit more expensive that the other alternative pubs in the area but the surroundings are a lot nicer so its worth paying the extra. In the summer months they sometimes do barbeques outside which is a welcomed change and there are tables and chairs outside to sit in the sunshine. But beware on sunny days this bar does prove very popular and getting a seat outside can be near impossible as people tend to stay there all afternoon!