The Duck Inn in Shropshire

A great little pub serving really good homemade food. The landlady is lovely. Highly recommended if you are ever in that part of the world.

A little gem of a place. Beautiful old coach house inn Warm friendly staff and great atmosphere. Home cooked food which was amazing . They have a facebook page which has Friday night specials advertised. I will be going back. Thank you Sara for amazing food.

It's a very old country pub but you are made welcome the meal was delicious beautiful people who serve you. You are not rushed I will be returning xxxxxx

Visited the Duck inn today, had rang in advance to book Sunday lunch. Very friendly welcome. Ordered the pate to start, was very good. My fiancé had theCullen skink soup, was plenty of it. I had the Lamb, was absolutely delicious, never had so much Lamb on my plate before, lovely choice of vegetables. My fiancé had the Beef, same again plate full of beef. Couldn’t fault any of our food, would definitely recommend anyone eating here. Will be returning very soon. Thank you very munch.

We have visited the duck a few times this year and enjoy company of the locals and the welcome of Sara and the staff. The food is home cooked and tasty and the atmosphere cosy, enhanced by the open fire. Prices are very reasonable. If you are looking for this kind of experience, the duck is perfect.

This is the fifth time we have been to the Duck, for Christmas Day lunch. As usual the food was excellent, and the service second to none. May I wish Sarah and all her staff A Happy New Year! Will be back soon

110% would recommend for family and friends. Lovely environment very relaxed and comfortable. Will definitely be back soon! Thankyou very much!

This is the fourth time, we have booked Christmas lunch at the Duck, and have never been disappointed!! Everything that was served, was top quality and hot, with not a PING PING in site! The landlady is always courteous, and a good time was had by all!! May I wish you all a HAPPY NEW YEAR!! and keep up the good work. Look forward to seeing you soon!

Had a fantastic meal today 9 of us in total with one vegetarian 4 courses for £55 an absolute bargain everything was fresh hot and tasty the vegetarian Wellington was by far the best I've had. Made to feel very welcome and will not hesitate in visiting again very soon....Merry Christmas team Duck xx

This ‘pub’ has to be the worst experience I’ve ever had. We walked in and got stared at by locals and was not greeted the way you should when walking into a pub. The landlady was rude and looked like she didn’t care. I believe it was her husband was sat the other side of the bar drinking wine and being really loud and rude. When we got taken through to our table things got worse. The young lady was obnoxious, the table cloth was dirty and the restaurant felt like it hadn’t been cleaned in month. When the food came there was no real care and tasted like a microwave meal from Aldi. When speaking to locals in the restaurant we got told that the own and some locals smoke in the bar and also in the kitchen and got told a cat comes in and out of the kitchen. The whole experience was unpleasant and we felt like we couldn’t give any feed back else we’d have got into an argument with the own and her husband. Do not consider going into this establishment and we will be reporting this to Food Standards Agency

I visited with my friends for Sunday lunch and we had a dreadful experience. We weren't made to feel welcome and felt very uncomfortable. The landlady didn't greet us and the locals stared at us.The food wasn't good and neither was the service. We couldn't get away fast enough. All in all a very awkward experience which is sad as the building has lots of character and could be a real draw for people visiting the area.

We were here for a weekend from London and to be honest were made to feel quite uncomfortable, we'd made a booking and we weren't sure how it all worked but the staff did not really engage with us. The food was below average and so was the whole experience. This place is probably fine if you are a local but otherwise I would avoid.

Used to love going into The Duck, until the landlord started being being abusive, for no reason. We've have been loyal & friendly customers. For a small country pub, they need all the business they can get, but the way the landlord speaks to some customers isn't pleasant. So if you're looking for a nice abuse free meal out, avoid The Duck Inn. The food & drinks are cheap & rightly so because it's not even good. I've only rated one because I couldn't rate it zero.

Had heard about this pub so decided to cycle there and check it out. Luckily I got there before it got busy on Sunday lunchtime and had a bowl of soup, which came with very nice crusty bread and butter. Couldn't resist the tribute to the Marx brothers ! A very quaint old pub with a lovely fire going in the lounge. Will try the Sunday lunch next time...but not on the bike

Dined here for lunch on Mothering Sunday. 3 course lunch, plate full of meat and far too many veg on the table to share. Unbeatable value, but reservations are essential if you want to ensure a table. Could do with a wider selection of beers, but other than that no complaints at all.

The Duck Inn is an olde worlde coaching inn, hundreds of years old and the real deal. Don't come here expecting sleek and modern and, as a local, I'm glad about that. Food here is always wonderful and freshly cooked to order with generous portions at reasonable prices. Thankfully no frozen roast potatoes or veg in sight! A roaring fire and a warm welcome to everyone who walks through the door. A true country pub that entices repeat visitors from far and wide. Relaxed atmosphere and families are welcome.

Wonderful, delicious home cooked Sunday Lunch. Cosy venue, a real country pub. Friendly and excellent value. Book ahead.

My wife and I visited the Duck on a Sunday lunchtime and were very impressed. The food was cooked to perfection the portions were large and the value was excellent. We will definately visit again.

It was an early February night and I found myself far out of my comfort zone on the Welsh border. Far from the busy Malt Cross or market square I know and love, I stumbled across a local village pub in a quaint village named Chorley. The locals, while slightly odd, greeted me with a merry good evening, and recommended the lasagne. I must say the food was fantastic, equalled only on the night by the welcome received from the staff. This kind of local pub is lost on the youth of today, the good ale, good conversation, and glowing fire filling not only my fingers and toes, but my soul with warmth.

Lovely local pub. Traditional in the best sense. Good beer and cider. Lovely friendly welcome for local residents and visitors.

Probamos el almuerzo del domingo, no sé qué comida en la semana, sha no es como ser volver a encontrarla. Mi esposa tenía un jerez antes del almuerzo, y pedí Coca Cola, pero no me dieron una - postmix puede etiquetarse Cola - debería haber ido en ese punto, pero decidimos quedarnos. La sopa estaba sosa y poco interesante. Mi principal era carne tibia y cã verduras tibias cocidas. Mi mujer fue de nuevo cerdo tibio. Pedir bebidas en la mesa. Camarera olvidó, por entonces que había perdido la voluntad de vivir y quería salir. Una factura de 35 libras era barato, pero no relación calidad-precio.

El pato es un tradicional pub inglés, ubicada en un laberinto de caminos en la campiña al oeste del río Severn a medio camino entre Bewdley y Bridgnorth.

Bueno, este es nuestro local, pero diciendo que no tengo que comer allí. Sin embargo quiero! El personal es fabuloso y amable con todos los impuntuales ya sean locales o visitantes. Como el pub abre sólo las noches de miércoles a sábado y los domingos el almuerzo suele (hay excepciones cuando hay un evento en el pueblo), que suele comer allí el viernes por la noche, lo cual es genial para nosotros, ya que son especiales para un viernes noche. Aunque no es de ninguna manera mitchlin comida estrellas es bueno honesto comida que te llena, te hace muy contenido y listo para dormir. Si quieres lujo este no es el lugar para ti, pero si quieres una buena comida a un precio muy razonable darle una oportunidad. Puede bolsa una ganga en una noche de especiales, pero incluso un buen bistec de tamaño mediano es razonable. Lo que es más, la zona es excelente para pasear con el perro, y si son educadas también son bienvenidos. Lo mismo se puede decir para los niños.

Usted nunca encontrará una mejor almuerzo de domingo que el pato. En primer lugar es una delicia para ser servida en la mesa y no tener buscará su propio en el asador. Un delicioso almuerzo de carne o de pavo o si lo prefiere. Había una selección muy variada de verduras. Guisantes, zanahorias, brócoli, coliflor, queso y financiarlo col roja. Los postres son para morirse. Siempre nos trae mi cuñada, que es un poco enfermo pero no podría ser más servicial. Siempre vamos a pato cuando queremos un regalo. También han sido para la cena y las patatas fritas son para morirse! .

Hemos cenado en el Duck Inn varias veces a lo largo de los años, pero esta es la 1 vez calle he dejado un comentario en tripadvisor.

Have had two meals here this month and they have been fantastic. The pub is lovely with its warm fires, old wooden beams and very friendly staff and locals. Well worth a visit.

Encantador pub village, con un montón de carácter y una cálida bienvenida. Aparecimos en una bebida con la familia y estamos encantados de sentarse junto al fuego en un encantador ambiente relajado. Me encantaría volver y probar la comida, ya que olía y se veía deliciosa.

Elegimos el pato para almuerzo de cumpleaños, ya que no había sido durante algún tiempo. Nada ha cambiado sigue siendo tan bueno como siempre. Personal amable, enormes porciones de verduras recién preparado, elección de carne o de pavo, la deliciosa sopa y buena selección de dulces. Ah, y una buena pinta de Worcestershire camino. Un mundo "bien" para country inn que debe visitar. Volveré pronto.

Este es un verdadero pub del país, con una excelente comida y un personal excelente. Te dan una auténtica bienvenida. un auténtico fuego y ale todos servidos en la convivencia de "locales" y los visitantes. Frieda y Sarah le dará la bienvenida a sobresaliente y huevos, tartas, salmón y la "especialidad del día" y te prepara en su mesa. Este lugar está lleno de lugareños y sus bromas ... He estado viniendo aquí durante 12 meses y nunca he tenido una mala comida. La comida es más que generoso. Este es un lugar bien vale la pena encontrarlo, pero con 15 minutos de bridgnorth rural. Hermoso paseo en campo abierto. Muy informal con un montón de libros y juegos para los niños, pero mucho mejor por eso. Abierto jardín exterior con un amplio aparcamiento. Una verdadera joya. para probar.

After being recommended The Duck by a couple of different people decided to drop in for early evening dinner last Saturday, nice old traditional pub but food was dismal to say the least, bland & over cooked, disappointing, there was a larger party going on so whether this was the reason? Over cooked chips, salmon over cooked and tasteless, sadly won't be returning

Called on spec for Sunday lunch. This is an smallish old country pub - you won't get smart and modern here (over rated in my view) but the warm welcome and excellent food would compensate even if that's what you go for. The meats on offer (beef and pork) were top quality, perfectly coooked with generous portions with more nicely vegetables (of several types) than you could eat. Puddings (we had home made apple pie and lemon meringue) were also excellent. The pub was busy with lots of locals and visitors creating a very friendly atmosphere - how pubs used to be - but better!

We chose The Duck Inn after seeing it listed and rated on a pub food website and it really was a good choice. The pub is very rural but easy to find with plenty of parking. We arrived on a Sunday lunchtime in May and we were given a warm welcome and the crackling log fire was just lovely. The pub itself isn't massive and it is very rustic but we like that. The staff are lovely and helpful and very friendly.We had Sunday lunch which is a set menu with a choice of meats but you can have a mixture if you like, I did as I hate choosing. The food was all fresh, hot and well cooked. There was loads. We were a party of 5 (2 adults, a teenager and 2 children) and half of the food they served would have been ample. You could not possibly go away hungry. The vegetables (served seperately) were peas, carrots, swede, new potatoes, brocolli, cauliflower cheese and ratatouille. We barely touched the edges and we're a family that can eat. We still had pudding though as who can resist cheesecake or chocolate gateau or apple pie and custard! My son who doesn't eat puddings asked for yorkshire puddings for dessert and he got them so was very happy.We will definately be returning here again and again. It is about an hour away from where we live but definitely worth the journey.