Visited - 5/8/15 A…read morevery basic village type pub. You can eat in, what I call a bar area, or separate restaurant seating, which is brighter. My colleague and I chose the former. They have the standard basic fayre for a pub, the steaks and the gammon. Their specials' board sports a lamb shank for just over a tenner. Good value for money. We tend to split the bill.... On the night they had a "roast Dinner", option which was 3 courses. I had: French Vegetable Soup (a bt of spice added to give it a bit of a kick. Roast Pork, with stuffing, and roast potatoes. In addition they brought out a dish of mashed potatoes, cabbage, carrots and peas. Plus another serving of gravy. Pudding, I chose chocolate fudge cake with two dollops of vanilla ice cream. I did point out that there was only one "F" in Trifle. I did expect them to say that they did in fact have more than one available.... Think about it..... Two pints of Butty Bach bitter 4.5% ABV....very nice..... Total for my meal and beer: £19.10. I didn't get any crackling with my pork, dropped them a star..... Well, they can't have everything.... As they said that the Sunday crowd get the crackling....

Love this place. Great carvery and friendly staff. Always stop off on my way home from work for a…read morequick pint

Stopped on our long journey home and had a fabulous sunday roast, best value for money with no…read morecompromise on quality, fresh produce cooked to perfection. The staff were friendly and accommodating, I'd recommend stopping there to anyone and we will definitely visit again.

It's my mom in law birthday today so they chose this place, I've never been here before…read more Amazing food! I'm so stuffed I had to unbutton me trousers lol I love Bridgenorth and this pub is typical of its style. Quite dark n dingey but in a very rustic, warm way. But back to the food. I had brandy pate starter and pork Sunday dinner style mains. Mouth watering pork just fell apart. So tasty! And finished off with a chocolate mousse with vanilla ice cream and an orange zest. Delicious. The service was excellent and the Irish waiter was funny & friendly. Really highly recommended!

The Kings Head is the perfect image of an oldy worldy inn . It is timber framed , stone flagged…read morefloors , lots of bare wood and open fires . I remember when it reopened it soon became a favourite of me and my ex . Happy days :) . The food is excellent and theres a good range of local real ales and guests . It does however have quite a modern feel , very well maintained and I have always find the service excellent . In addition theres a stable bar out back with extensive seating in the courtyard .

Lovely setting but disappointing experience…read more Having visited for drinks the previous day, we booked an outside table for 7.30 on 28th July. We arrived 10 mins early and were showed to our table. Drinks ordered we were asked twice in the next 30 seconds if we were ready to order, despite having no menus! Eventually we ordered and were asked to pay there and then, before any food had arrived! When questioned the young waitress said she had been trained to ask for this as we were outside. This made us feel like we were being judged to be likely to fo a runner.....58 and 59 year olds respectively!! Starters and mains came and went. To be fair thet were OK but the night had already been spoilt by the "Pay first" insult. Still waiting for the sweet menu. Shame really, could have been so much better for not a lot of effort or trust.

Lovely old fashioned pub with real ale. Escaped from queue in Bridgnorth Station bar after getting…read moreoff Severn Valley Railway. Shame we can only stay for one drink so we don't miss our return train.

Well decided to hit Bridgnorth on first day of reopening insides of pubs. I so wish I still lived…read morein Bridgnorth so many good pubs but Shakespeare definitely top league.. Operated by Joules who have excellent beers and at a decent price. Pub well laid out inside and out with very traditional feel.

I like this pub. I've had some decent food here and also some good ale too. Mainly Bank's ales but…read morehas guests too. Also a lovely interior - especially the bar.

An excellent little pub that benefits from its location in these ways:…read moreSmall glass roofed quiet area. Excellent ale per person ratio. 2 fires. Always toastie warm. Pickled onion, cracker and cheese ploughman's lunches in a bag! Cons, problems etc. : When they have a band it is always too loud. Every time, irrespective of ownership. Sometimes they do not offer a lock in. Not open lunchtime. The old owner used to be a bit of a lech. The new one is a local legend. Give it a try if you see it. Whilst some pubs in the town have come and gone in popularity, the Bell has remained steadily the place to be post 10pm.

Probably one of the best pubs in the town. Live music every Friday and Sunday…read more On the ball friendly staff and great log fires through the winter :-)

We recently visited the Fox which has recently re-opened under new management. We had been before…read moreunder the old management but it seems much nicer now, the menu was lovely and the atmosphere warm and inviting on a cold January night. The menu prides itself on local produce and did seem to feature a lot of local meat etc. I had pasta and it was very good, the meals were not overpriced either and the food was better than your standard pub fare. The pub has a dedicated car park which is great in Bridgnorth where parking can be a pain, we were there on a Thursday night and it was fairly busy but not noisy, a nice place to visit for food.

Tucked right into the top station of the Severn Valley Railway, The Railwayman's Arms is one of…read morethose rare pubs that feels like stepping into a different era--in the best way possible. The atmosphere is warm, lively, and full of character. Whether you're a local or just hopping off a heritage steam train, you're welcomed like an old friend. The interior is full of railway memorabilia, giving it a unique charm that's hard to replicate. The selection of real ales is fantastic--well-kept, perfectly poured, and often featuring local breweries. If you're into proper cask ale, this place is a gem. There's also a cozy beer garden where you can sit and watch the trains come and go--a real treat for train enthusiasts or anyone who enjoys a nostalgic backdrop. Service is friendly, fast, and unpretentious. It's clear the staff care about the place and the people who visit. Highly recommended as part of a day out in Bridgnorth, or even worth a special trip on its own. Classic British pub vibes done right

Lovely little railway themed pub inside of the Bridgnorth Severn Valley Railway station. Popped in…read morefor a couple of drinks whilst in town. Staff were friendly and it is dog friendly too! Would recommend.