The Harbour Arley in Wyre Forest

Lovely place to visit. Food looks lovely

The staff are friendly and welcoming. There is a relaxing, local pub atmosphere. I dropped in after a walk in the area and was delighted to find a couple of real ales, crusty thick cut rolls with generous portions , cheese and onion or thick cut ham. Hot sausage rolls were also available along with the usual selection of crisps, nuts, or pork scratchings. No hot meals however. A welcoming traditional pub with nothing fancy..

A basic old pub, offering friendly service, lovely crusty rolls with plenty of thick cheese and onion or ham or pies/pasties at bargain prices. Beautiful setting and a couple of minutes stroll to Arley station which is worth a look around whilst there. Busy with walkers popping by for light refreshment. Happy to recommend and would go back.

Did not eat there , on our way home from a day of canoeing.

We visited The Harbour in Arley twice over the last 3 weeks and the kitchen was closed both times, with only cobs on offer. The first time we were told it was closed as a 'one off' because they thought it would be quiet (during the school holidays with the steam train running!) and the second time she admitted that they didn't have a chef and wouldn't have one for the foreseeable future. The lady at the bar was rude and didn't apologise for the lack of food and not being honest during our first visit. Many walkers were disappointed that food was not available and we will not be returning. Having to pay in cash for anything under £10 also puts you off going as 2 drinks usually cost less.

Great pub, excellent food and drinks. Fast service friendly staff and in a great location

Great atmosphere, lush meals, great staff

Good service, prices and quality of food. They are also dog friendly. Good job we had the dog with us to help with the 24oz steak which was on the specials! The staff were friendly and the food was very tasty. I was suprised it was relatively quiet for a main holiday week.

Hasn't changed in years really dislike the plastic glasses outside rule. No other pubs in the area operate this policy. Beer just isn't right in plastic. Pleasant staff. No salad on cobs?

We went here for some food drink the food was all homemade and very good

Great little pub ( well not so little!) warm welcome and good food / beers. Highly recommended.

Lovely meal sat in beer garden. Food was hot and fresh and could not fault it. Service spot on.what a lovely view aswell..

Sunday lunch booked and pre-ordered for 12 covers at 14.30 but food wasn't served until 15.45. Apparently a party of 45 were in and were being served before us. I assume party was late arriving but we were not given a reason other than there were 45 being served hence a 3 star rating for service. The Sunday lunch was good and would recommend, presentation was good too. The atmosphere was good and there was a singer on at 4pm but we missed the beginning while waiting for lunch. Good country pub in great location.

Very nice beer garden and good beer the food is good and very reasonable prices for a country pub.

Pleasant looking (from the outside) country pub serving reasonably priced food and drinks in lovely surroundings. Staff were very friendly and the food was ok. The interior's a major let down, having had a lot of its character covered up and looking more like a cheap town pub. The garden is huge with loads is space for kids but is ruined by the noise from the kitchen extractor. Unfortunately when we visited this time it was too popular, the queue was out of the door and onto the road and the Staropramen was so warm it was almost steaming. With a little thought and a decent make over this place would be fantastic.

Nice place staff friendly went Monday no food on after weekend menu looks good only problem bit of a hike down lanes to get there

Nice setting but the food was not so good

Staff treated us like an inconvenience. Shame as lovely pub

Great original pub atmosphere, very friendly staff. I can't wait to go back.

Great pub with friendly staff and excellent food

Perfect, Thank you so much. Mark : )

Definitely a great family pub, huge garden, bland menu, ice cream hut. I guess it has evolved to suit its clients needs, the exterior is charming, but more or less ends there for me. Food was very disappointing

8 of us went out for a pre Father’s Day meal, we gave half of our drinks order at the bar and the girl told us to go sit down and they would come take the rest of our drinks order. The pub wasn’t busy, 15mins later they had clearly forgotten about us so we went back to the bar to order. We got there at 630, 715 they finally came and took our order. At this point the empty glasses are stacking up on the table and not once did a member of staff come and remove the glasses, even the girls who delivered the drinks left with an empty tray, never bothered to fill the tray with empties. Food eventually arrives an hour later, once glasses where moved she could then put the food down and then the fish and scampi was clearly over cooked, more crispy batter than actual fish. The service is awful, they could do so much with that pub and yet who ever is running it or owns it doesn’t realise the staff are very lazy. You need better staff because that pub could be a gold mine. One member of staff was too busy sat at a table doing nothing but taking selfies of herself. Put the phone down and make yourself useful. The main bar lady was just miserable, not once did she crack a smile, clearly didn’t want to be there. Definitely not homemade food, all from the freezer. We didn’t dare ask for dessert as that would have probably taken us to midnight due to the service being so slow

I have been coming here for years for a pint to break up the journey on the Seven Valley Railway Today I found that there is a minimum card spend of £10 which equates to 2 and a half pints No cash so no drink The time needed to drink that much means a missed train Also the WiFi code is incomprehensible

Crossed the Severn on foot from Upper Arley. Ran out of Icecreams but the drinks were cold and thirsty quenching. Sat in huge garden with plenty of tabled benches in the sunshine. Got impression the staff were just waiting for weekend rush. But pleasant with free loos as loos in Arley flood damaged and closed.

Popular Severnside pub in the quaint village of Arley, and a stones throw for the SVR. Great place for kids because of it's outdoor space and beer garden. Compact and bijou inside.....rustic is a good word to describe it.

What a lovely pub. We didn't plan our visit just been for a paddle down the river. We got to the pub at 1 o'clock. It was quite busy but we where welcomed and served very promptly. At the bar there was hot pie crust cobs and more. We had cobs and drinks and all well priced and good quality. Definitely will be back to try more of the menu.

Very unaccomadating staff incapable of rearranging empty tables to suit 4 diners ready and willing to spent £100.00 plus in their establishment despite reservation on one table showing an earlier time slot and diners were a no show. The lady in charge has zero people skills and needs to go on a customer services course

A great pint of Ratterlers cider

Great experience, very welcoming and polite team. Food was really good, with decent size portions. Difficult to find a pub with more than one veggie option, but The Harbour Inn ticked that box. Mushroom Stroganoff was beautiful!

Friendly welcoming staff. Small quirky pub in a great location. Fabulous reasonably priced food. I would recommend a visit. They even went out of their way to help me with a little problem. Thanks

Lovely location near the river, we walked to the beautiful Victorian bridge 1/2 mile away and back. Food was really lovely, lots of vegetarian options. Our friends had steak which I am told was delicious. Staff were really friendly, will be back when travelling in the area, we are quite local but not close enough.

Great drinks out door entertainment next to the river.rattler and more .

Sat in garden as we had a dog with us, bit nippy, could do with a few outdoor heaters

No food all week till Friday, staff were not interested in helping you, toilets were not that clean, very disappointing place.

Rang 25/3 to book a table for a seven valley rail journey. The lady said no need to book for 2/4/24. We arrived yesterday having booked and spent £96.00 on the rail journey to stop at Arley for lunch we arrived around 1.00pm to be told they weren't doing cooked meals and only had cobs!!! We looked for a seat and then heard that 2 other people had walked in and taken the last cobs!! They only had 4? We had said that we would have them becore these people arrived but they sold them anyway to these other people. This is a complete disgrace and we will never stop there again or patronise this pub. No apology at all for either event. We walked out in disgust and walked to the nearest cafe to spend our money. We were looking forward to a cooked meal, but ended having a sandwich 🥪.

6 of us Visited the Harbour Inn today for Mothers Day Sunday lunch. The food was fantastic. Proper homemade and lots of it. Friendly staff in a traditional pub. Salted caramel cheese cake with a side of custard was amazing. It’s the future! We’re going again!

Lovely busy pub with good beer and excellent service.

Lovely pub in the heart of Arley

Excellent place for the family well worth the trip.

Amazing food at reasonable prices.

This was our second visit to the Harbor inn last time they didn’t have Steak and Ale pie so we had fish and chips lovely white cod. This time I had the Steak and Ale pie fantastic pie full of beef highly recommended.

Staff were pleasant. But SPORT on TV was too loud so we left after a very quick drink

Saw an advert yesterday for two steak and chips meals and a bottle of wine for £30 on Wednesday, so decided to take advantage. We were extremely pleased, it was superb steak, cooked to perfection and amazing value for money. The staff were very friendly too, we’ll definitely be back!

Wednesday is Steak night, 2 x 8oz Ribeye and bottle of wine for £30. My rare steak was tender and lovely. Chips, mushrooms, Tom's and salad. Really good value,

Lovely little pub that I stop at for a drink when doing the upper Arley circular walk . Not tried the food only ever stopped for a drink here. But its dog friendly and they do thatchers blood orange cider on tap 🤤

The Harbour Inn had opened up the kitchen one lunchtime specially for a group of walkers. We only had a choice of 3 main courses ( cobs available as well) but they all looked good and at £10.00 was very good value. I had Shropshire ham with double egg, chips and peas. A generous amount of tasty ham which had a honey and mustard glaze.

Good ale and cider and nice garden with very good food

Went here today with my husband had a lovely walk went here for a spot of lunch absolutely delicious will definitely be going again

A great pub to stop at for a couple of pints of Rattler after a full day on the river

Great beer. Lovely place for a pint

Awesome pub, next to the river, bouncy castle for kids. The best Sunday dinner.

Great place to visit. Service superb , Food (well) absolutely divine and a tremendous atmosphere 👌

I just had a couple of beers HPA - very nice reasonably priced. Jim one of the regulars filled me in on all the locals. If you are looking for a real ale pub for a afternoon out worth a look. They have a different tribute band on Sundays. A big beer garden behind the pub. If you want to spend less than a tenner it is cash only. Pubs like this deserve supporting.

Went for lunch, and it has to be said that We definitely (WILL NOT) be returning. On arrival it didn't feel welcoming, staff were not very helpful at all, No information regarding menus etc, sat in the bar and it was very noticeable that the staff were very unprofessional, just stood around chit chatting with each other, but what did it for us, we were watching the Young man stood by the Ice Cream service area, secretly puffing on his Vape, and worst of all putting his hand down the front of his trousers, You know who you are, you dirty man, and bet to didn't even was your hands, I wonder if the management even know what goes on. Definitely will not be returning, and definitely not expecting a reply, but disgraceful.

Awful service, food not worth money, staff unprofessional. Worst of all, the Young man staff member, stood by the ice cream service area, secretly puffing on your Vape, and putting your hand down the front of your trousers, disgusting You know who you are....and I bet you didn't even was your hands, i wonder if Management know what goes on, definitely wont be returning, shocking.

We had wo lamb roast beautiful, I would recommend, staff fabulous, location stunning, Just opposite the Staion of Upper Arley Severn Valley railway

Great gardens. Friendly service. Steak &Ale Pie gets 10/10.

We went for for Sunday lunch there was 18 of us and the food was spot on thanks to all the staff 👍 😋

Nice big garden and plenty of comfortable outdoor seating. Food was reasonable and very nice. Will definitely go again especially on a nice day.

The food was lovely and the staff were really friendly. Such a beautiful place. I had fish and chips and I couldn't believe the size of it, it tasted amazing as well. My husband had stake pie and chips and the pie was probably the best he's ever had. My children are quite fussy but they all loved the food too. It was really good value for money. The only niggle was, There was a £10 minimum spend on cards which made it a bit of a pain when just the kids wanted another drink, but in future we know to buy the kids two at a time.

LOVE the place, steak & ale pie is unreal and great prices 🤟

Good pint stop with great cobs 👍

In Arley for the weekend to do some sightseeing and visit SVR. On our first day out and about popped in for a pint and a bite to eat. Sat in the lovely big beer garden with our dog and had a couple of good pints and excellent meals. Steak and ale pie and a lasagne - both excellent, large portions and extremely good value. No room for pudding after. Staff very friendly and service excellent too. I’d be surprised if the food wasn’t home cooked - it certainly tasted like it was. We were so impressed that after a trip on SVR and a few hours in Bridgnorth, we decided we would eat at the Harbour again on our way back to our campsite. Scampi and steak and ale pie this time - again excellent. And a couple of ice creams for our walk home. Different staff on Saturday but again both friendly and efficient. Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend and would definitely go back when next in the area.

Sunday lunch is really good value for money and lovely, we had a choice of lamb in with the meat options which most places do not offer. Everything was cooked to perfection. The stuffing was really nice too not rock hard or dry like some places. Well worth a visit , we were very impressed could not fault it. We will return and take others with us.

Where do I start? Desperate! Awful! 3 meals is that what you call them. There’s no chef here, that would be an insult to the profession. Cook from frozen or wait for the microwave to ping. Tasteless offerings. Save your money, avoid this place. There is nothing good about it. I can’t believe I have to give it a rating of 1 out of 5. It doesn’t deserve 1.

Lovely old pub just downhill from the station. Looses a star due to lack of latch on front door which it meant swinging open in the wind. Please fix it😄

Lovely lunch, stones throw from the steem train station, just idyllic.

A group of 20 ladies canoeing from Bridgnorth to Arley. I booked a table in advance knowing it would be busy because it was 1940’s weekend. Jodie sent the menu in advance and we sent back our choices with names. They printed this out and called out names as they bought the dishes out. We were a little late for our reservation but the staff were all so friendly and helpful and the process was so efficient. The food was delicious and fantastic value for money, especially as it was a busy 1940’s weekend for the Severn valley steam railway, two minutes walk away.

Came across this pub accidentally,what a find. Meals fantastic,staff friendly , reasonable prices and wonderful views. Definitely worth a visit.

Very nice country pub with plenty of outside sitting space. Food was good and value for money.

Quality pub, good food, good ice-cream, great beer garden, great service.

Great food, great choice of beer, very good size beer garden.

The lady behind the bar & everywhere else as she is a very busy lady (Jules?) is worth 10x what I’d imagine she is earning .. even tho it’s very very busy she makes sure you really wouldn’t know she can spin on the spot if asked no doubt ..I’m sure in kitchen is busy very hotly in this heat too .. lovely atmosphere most relaxing couple hours for us but definitely not them well done you make the place and your little helper Thank You you are appreciated truest

A Riverside pub used a lot at the weekend. Specially by people on the Severn valley railway. Reasonable pub grub. Lots of outdoor seating.

Limited menu but huge outside area to sit in.

Ordered 3 meals but only 1 was the correct order.

Nice setting just a few minutes walk from the river Severn,we visited on a Sunday dinner time with friends and dog. The inn itself has various seating areas inside and a very large beer garden and outside bar(which is cash only). Roast beef dinner was excellent and good value,as was our friends lamb,my wife had a prime burger which was ok but nothing special and overpriced compared to the roast diners. The thing that spoiled it was for some reason a band was playing in the beer garden,so loud that you couldn’t hear each other speaking across the table,even after leaving it could be heard clearly after walking a good 15 minutes away,I feel sorry for the local residents in what is otherwise a quiet country setting,we’d check carefully before going again to see if music was playing before hand. 3 star rating due to music,4 without it.

Always a couple of decent ales on offer, well served. The crowning glory of this place has to be its copious beer garden, on a nice day ya can't beat it. Very friendly staff/owners, spotless facilities.

Love it here best fish and chips around but expect a cue nice pint of rattler on tap

Nice Inn, Dog friendly, Good food. Good drinks.

A lovely pub, in a lovely location. I would certainly go back there.

It is a lovely pub in a lovely location. We like to walk from Bewdley and take a stop here. The beer garden is big and nice to sit in when the weather is good and it's close to the steam train station. What I don't like is the fact that they use plastic for all drinks in the garden - the waste that produces in this day and age - horrendous. If they had better organized service or would take a deposit for glasses they could avoid it. It's just lazy.

A country pub. Only had a pepsi so can't comment on the food but it smelt delicious

Fantastic Sunday lunch, friendly staff and great spacious beer garden. Saw people with dogs out side and inside and it was very countryside vibes. Husband had a steak was Welldone asked for it medium but he still enjoyed it.

Definitely a pub for the locals

Lovely warm log fire and that's were it ended. Not lunchtime food other than stale baps. Female on bar was as warm as ice. Not friendly. Did not feel welcome. Not likely to ever return

Been here a few times now. The food is ok, the staff are sometimes friendly, but the toilets need a makeover, BIG TIME. The tiles are hanging off the wall, the sink is hanging off said tiles, there is an upside down dog bowl holding up a pipe which goes nowhere on the floor, the paint job could have been done by a 10 year old, they’re always freezing cold in there too (not ideal when you’re changing your baby and getting them half naked). This place has got a sister pub in Highley called The Ship. It burnt down over a year ago and still isn’t rebuilt, but before the fire, the Ship was on point. A few pointers to be taken from the Ship to the Harbour to improve a few things.

Walked down the river from Arley and decided to stop for a pint on way back. The Sunday lunch looked good and at 2 for £18 we gave it a whirl. Absolutely delicious! Loads on the plate with additional vegetables provided and one of the best cauliflower cheese I’ve ever had when eating out. Thorough enjoyable and would definitely recommend.

Love this place so much Friendly and they love the dogs . Always a warm welcome fire and a pint what more can you ask for.

Great pub, great beer and great cheesy chips!

Visited twice in a week, Saturday and Bank Holiday Monday. Just had a couple of cobs on first visit. Service was great, staff very friendly and good atmosphere. On the second visit with my partner I went for something off the main menu, I had gammon and chips, partner had Lasagne. My partner commented how good the lasagne was which is saying something (not easily pleased). I must add prices are very reasonable, lower than other pubs in the area. I'll certainly be back.

Lovely cosy pub, pint and a pie, perfect.

Terribly slow service, people standing at the bar for 5+ minutes waiting to be served with no staff present.

Very friendly staff and welcoming environment

Great local boozer with good choice of beers

Lovely pub, we walked here from Bewdley, and it never disappoints, staff and friendly and helpful, and food always top quality

Sunday Lunch - Superb quality. My second visit from Telford to this very nice pub. Excellent service with a well presented Sunday Lunch and quality beer to enjoy. Very relaxing atmosphere. Spotless venue. Thank you for a very enjoyable visit.

Friendly food excellent staff great x

Quiet when I visited but was invited by locals to watch a soccer match with them. Beer was good and I was made to feel very welcome.