Duke of York in Shropshire

First visit with new Tenants,lunch was good,all three of us were happy,good friendly service,would go for lunch again

We enjoyed a lovely evening in the company of hosts Ann and Martin , the atmosphere was very friendly and enhanced by the cosy log fire and pictures of days gone by. We would have loved to return to try the food here as was well recommended. Was lovely chatting the evening away with friendly locals, well worth a visit !!!!!!

The food at the Duke of York inn was fantastic they have a wide range on offer and the quality is excellent. The staff are lovely and will make you feel at home. If you want a great meal at a very reasonable cost then look to further and go here

The food is excellent, i have had numerous meals their from exquisite steaks to sunday lunches, staff are polite and very helpful. The pub is clean and tidy, the staff are not just seveing but collecting glasses and cleaning all the tables and bar surfaces, GO THEIR the food and real ales are just taste.

Super meal. Good tasty English menu. Great portions. Freshly cooked so wait a little but worth it. Good value and friendly staff.

Had dinner here good value for money fresh home cooked food & friendly staff. Worth a bisit if your in the area.

Luckily this pub does lighter bites as well as their normal generous portions, or we would all have needed “doggy bags” to take home the uneaten portions! The food was freshly cooked and tasty, as well as reasonably priced. I’d call it No Frills dining.

Went in for tea and a pint. Unfortunately no food was on but we did have a nice pint, however we were told they do lovely food, just not that night. (Tuesday)

Stopped in Broseley for lunch and after a quick walk round around the place decided this looked the best of the local options. Very quite & characterless interior so we opted to eat outside and sat at the front of the pub. We both had sandwiches which were freshly made and nicely presented – they did the job but were nothing to write home about and wouldn’t tempt us to return for something more substantial.

We come here often as a family, grandparent, parents, kids, friends... They are very accommodating, the food is always good and plentiful and we have never had a bad experience. We live locally and feel very fortunate to be able to walk to a friendly, child appropriate restaurant and know that we will always enjoy our meal and time spent there.

Great local pub. In here with friends and family while visiting Wellington. Awesome choice of draught lager, ales and ciders. Big shout out for the Bad Apple Cider.....first class cider and supremely tasty. Great staff and customer service. Will visit again when in the area

Great local with good beers good quality and value for money food. Friendly staff and enjoyable atmosphere.

I was looking for somewhere to eat & found the Duke of York. The food was delicious, service excellent, prices very good and as a woman on my own was made to feel very welcome. I'm only sorry I didn't discover it before and would recommend it to anyone.

Cant beat the Duke of York, best pub in Broseley. Traditional feel and not pretentious. with Martin and Ann are always welcoming. Food I haven't really explored other than a buffet or bowl of chips which have always been lovely. Would recommend over any other pub in the town.

We arrived lunch serving had finish. The landlady said that was not a problem. And proceeded to cook us 4 loveley lunches. Would definitely visit again,great value for money, and vooked to perfection. Thank you

We were staying nearby and needed to kill some time before check in and found this lovely place. Made to feel very welcome. Thank you.

We popped in to the Duke of York to get a pint and a bit of food before going to an event in Broseley. Not knowing the town we didn't know where to go and went to the Duke of York and we were glad we did. It was obviously a locals pub but very friendly and the beer was good. We were a bit concerned we wouldn't be able to get any food in time but when we said we were in a bit a of rush they made sure we were served quickly and the food was very nice too.

Last weekend we travelled up to Broseley in Shropshire to visit an old friend for a couple of days. On the first evening, Friday, we walked up through the town to the Duke of York pub for a meal. We'd been there before so we were looking forward to it and we were not disappointed. This is always a busy pub, Martyn & Ann run a very efficient ship, so while the bar can be crowded, the restaurant area is quiet and relaxing, putting the diner into just the right mood for the excellent food - all three of us had different dishes, so suffice it to say it was all beautifully cooked and served with friendly smiles. The people of Shropshire are the same - friendly and welcoming. Broseley is one of my favourite places away from home and with Ironbridge a few miles away, it's well worth a visit.

Visitamos el Duque de York por una pinta durante el interruptor de luces de Navidad, estaba lleno ya que la ciudad estaba muy lleno. Personal apuraron a sus pies pero alegre, bonita gama de cervezas, no probamos la comida, ya que no tengo tiempo, pero me gustaría volver si estoy en si en un tiempo en Broseley menos ocupados. Todo el mundo lo estaba pasando de maravilla, ya que había un gran ambiente en la ciudad que alcanzó en este pub.

Visitamos Duke para el almuerzo del domingo, 7 libras. . 95 plato principal, 10 libras. . 95 dos campos y 13 libras. . 95 3 cursos. Los aperitivos, todo parecía ser de buena calidad y porciones. El plato principal fue decepcionante, con una buena selección de verduras, pero una pequeña porción de carne, a una hora y media de Turquía que no rebanadas hubiera cubierto una rebanada de pan. Mientras yo disfruto con mi almuerzo verduras también me gusta una buena porción de carne asada/s. Creo que la porción de carne normalmente es una buena medida de la calidad de las comidas. He estado aquí los miércoles por la noche cuando dos filetes 8 onzas por 15 libras son muy buenos en calidad y relación calidad-precio. Así que, ¿por qué el domingo se sirven carnes asadas tan pequeño que no comprendo.

The local choice for a reasonably priced Sunday lunch. Well cooked, nothing fancy but tasty and plenty of it

Por desgracia nos perdimos el comienzo del concurso debido a sus compromisos laborales y se unió a la mitad pero sentado y tomamos una copa de todos modos porque el ambiente era bueno. Encontramos una mesa vacía mientras el concurso todavía estaba en su apogeo. La casera después comenzaron a salir con bandejas llenas de bocadillos, pero saltamos nuestra mesa pura y simplemente porque no había tomado parte en el concurso. Para añadir personas sentados en el bar no había tomado parte, pero sigue siendo un sándwich era ofrecido.

This seemed to be a favourite among the locals, starting around 5/6pm, be prepared to stay until early hours next day if you are with friends. The food is faultless if you choose to eat in the restaurant, the portions being not scrimped upon. This...

Friendly local pub with separate restaurant area. We have eaten here many times.The menu has something for everyone. I often choose steak cooked 'blue' which is done beautifully. The homemade lasagne and the chicken in white wine sauce are always a popular choice with our...

La cocina es de muy alta calidad, variada y preparado a su gusto, (filetes y demás carne), toda la comida está bien presentada y las mesas tienen suficiente privacidad si eso es lo que quieres. Cerveza tampoco está mal o los whiskys.

Estuve con mi novia en una noche de viernes. Tienes que atravesar el bar (donde nos dieron unas parece poco fiable de los lugareños) para ir al restaurante. Comida típica de pub, con un aspecto agradable menú y hubiera intentado bastante de. El servicio era rápido y la señora bromeó diciendo que probablemente pedir algo que no tenían. Pedí filete, que no tenían! Así que opté por solomillo. Estaba preparado para mi gusto, así no hay quejas, y un montón de patatas fritas, aros de cebolla, etc. La novia tenía que tenía buena pinta, lasaña casera con pan de ajo y ensalada.

We stopped here at lunchtime on our way to Benthall Hall (NT). Although the décor and furnishings are very traditional and a bit battered it did feel cosy and the landlord was very welcoming. There was a choice of 4 cask ales on offer, in addition to the usual lagers, and the St. Austell Tribute was excellent (perfectly kept). The lunchtime menu was fairly typical but it offered a good choice of baked potatoes, sandwiches, paninis, fish & chips etc. The food was incredibly good value for the standard and quantity (although we would probably have preferred ordinary chips to twizzle chips with the sandwiches because they were very good). Those customers eating in the dining area, rather than the bar, certainly seemed to be enjoying their meals. If you don't mind a traditional pub then this is certainly somewhere to go, especially if you enjoy a good pint.

I've been to a lot of pubs for food... but nothing compares to this, if I could give it a 10 I would. AMAZEBALLS that's all I've got to say :)

As visitors to the area was looking for somewhere to eat. Went on Wed night, two steaks for £15 and it was beautifully cooked. It melted in your mouth. The cheesecake was light and had a lovely lemon taste. A village pub with good value for money.

Ate here on Saturday night during the Broseley festival. Good range of ales to accompany the sizzling dishes which all four of us had. All very tasty & filling with good choice of sauces. Still had room for a pudding which was also very good. Service was very good on a busy evening.

Love our local, it's always well and truly warm & welcoming whether as a couple, friends or with little ones. Service is great & food is good too. Good old traditional pub, nothing OTT just says what it is on the tin. Ann & Martyn will make anyone welcome & would recommend to anyone.

Some friends were staying on a camp site at Benthall and wanted somewhere within walking distance to meet, so they booked a table for five at the DoY. We found a really welcoming proper pub - dart board in use, well behaved dogs in the bar, and a separate (but still in sight of the bar) dining area. Service friendly and efficient.We had a choice of excellent real ales, my wife praised her glass of chardonnay, and all the meals were tasty, hot, and good value. Not a bad word to say!

The Duke of York in Broseley, Shropshire, is one of eight eating and drinking licensed premises in Broseley. It is well maintained, excellent Hosts, and a very good menu, and in my opinion rates the top place to eat. Homely, locally sourced food, guest ales. Full marks to Ann & Martin who run the Pub and Restaurant. We held our wedding reception there last year - brilliant.