The Tontine in Telford and Wrekin

Went for Sunday Lunch and I ordered turkey and my partner ordered beef. It came out red hot and vegetables served separately cauliflower cheese was the best. Amazing food definitely will go again 😋

Spent a couple of days in Ironbridge and was looking for somewhere to have a bite to eat one evening. Went into the public bar and ordered 2 x Jacket potatoes (1 x prawn, 1 x chilli & cheese) along with a side of cheesy garlic bread. The staff were really friendly and helpful. The food arrived in a timely manner and the toppings were plentiful and delicious. On the Sunday we popped in on our way back from a walk and decided to have a Sunday lunch. We had 1 x beef and 1 x pork. Both meats were delicious and tender. The meal came with a great variety of vegetables as well as amazing roast potatoes and yorkshire puddings. Both drinks and food were reasonably priced. We were so impressed, we've looked into staying at the hotel for our next visit to Ironbridge.

We’ve eaten Sunday lunch here a few times in the last few weeks and it is, without a doubt, the best in the area! Great quality, beautifully presented, every conceivable extra (Yorkshire pud, stuffing, roast parsnips, cauliflower cheese, mixed veg, creamed and roast potatoes etc) and absolutely sublime gravy! I’m a good cook myself but this gravy is out of this world! Great service by friendly and welcoming staff so you cannot ask for much more. We eat out quite a lot and this is the best Sunday lunch in the local area by far. I cannot understand those that have reviewed differently! They must have unreasonably high standards or maybe just impossible to please no matter what!!

Food was ok, but they tried to charge our table of 12 for 14 covers, and added another parties food bill on ours, when this was point out to them, the waiter first said well it was someone in this room, our retort not ours, not sure I would rush there again

Overpriced. Mediocre , not much choice on Sundays , The location is its saving grace ,untrained poorly paid staff never has a good outcome

Oh dear... I have written to this hotel with a long list of things about our room which were unacceptable. I would not recommend or revisit.. Sorry!!

Great starters and main courses served by attentive staff in a lovely room and reasonably priced. What more is there to say.

A perfect spot to people wqtch while enjoying a delicious meal and a refreshing glass of wine. Ironbridge is a must visit spot, the Tontine Hotel is the perfect place to savour the atmosphere of this historic village. Loved it - We will visit again!

The food is excellent quality. Cooked to perfection. It really is 5star rating. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The drinks are good value.

Went for Sunday dinner with girlfriend, my mate & his partner...not disappointed, another fantastic meal, all 3 meats where so tender & tasty & the roast potatoes, veg & Yorkshires cooked to perfection, all topped off with the best gravy ever. Will definitely be back soon.

Spontaneous visit with the Hubby to this wonderful place. The service was superb, delivered by friendly and efficient staff. The food, as a caterer myself, was excellent. Everything from the meat to the gravy was cooked and presented to perfection. We had thought about the 2 course option, but after cleaning our plates we could only manage a coffee after. We will definately be returning. Highly recommended.

We love the pizzas here so good all home made we took our London centric daughter and boyfriend very hard to please! Very impressive food is great value and something for everyone great service as well

Met family today for my cousins birthday lunch, we eat in the dining room. Service was excellent very attentive staff. Our meals were all lovely!! I had the pork dinner and my sister and cousin had risotto all fantastic will definitely recommend.

Opposite the bridge, friendly staff, drinks were nice and reasonably priced, nice little seating area outside to enjoy the sun

Went for Sunday lunch with group of friends because I had heard it had recently been taken over and was decent for food. Overall it was disappointing with the restaurant side room having no atmosphere and the food not very temperature hot and sparing with portions based on what they charge. Wouldn't bother again for Sunday lunch but might try a snack in the bar when passing on our walks out. ☹️

We spent two nights here in a room overlooking the historic Iron Bridge. The service was Great, the food tasty and well proportioned, the room clean and charming.

We recently spent a week discovering Ironbridge's industrial heritage and sampling its food and drink offerings. By far the best meal we had was at The Architect, the fine-dining room at the Tontine Hotel on Fridays and Saturdays. The room has recently been redecorated, as have the lounge and bar areas in the hotel (we didn't stay there - perhaps another time). This is a new, young team in the kitchen, I was told, and it is led by a clearly talented 23 year old chef. The menu offers a 2 course (£33) or 3 course (£39) option. We had a Cheddar Beignet and a Poached Smoked Haddock for starters (both light and sumptious), and Fillet of Beef and Rack of Lamb For mains (both melt in the mouth and decent portions - the friendly waitress also brought warm bread and spoons to finish off the remains of the delicious sauces). We couldn't resist desserts, so a Strawberry Mousse and a Dark Chocolate Tart followed. Chef also sent through a couple of extra tasters for our opinion - a nice touch. I have to say everything was delicious. This is top quality food. We did see the chef briefly on the way out and mentioned a couple of minor things. This is a new venture and he welcomed our comments, taking the view that he wants to improve the experience wherever he can. The hotel offers a more mainstream choice of food on other weekdays and a Sunday lunch menu, but if you want to treat yourselves on a Friday or Saturday night, make plans for The Architect!

Beautifully cooked and very reasonably priced meal. Service was fabulous and we will be definitely making another visit. Just love it

Dropped in for dinner and was given the option to try their new Thursday night Steak special. What a treat. The steak was cooked to perfection and the Diane sauce was delicious as were the accompanying vegetables. The staff were super friendly and Cameron the chef is lovely and definitely on the way up. We would highly recommend a meal here. Thank you for a great experience

Had such an enjoyable meal & evening here. We came on Good Friday and figured going into Ironbridge would be a good idea in case lots of people were out, as there’s a few restaurants to choose from. Popped into The Tontine around 6:30pm, it’s in a great spot just across from the famous bridge. We couldn’t have been made more welcome - firstly by the barman, who grabbed us a menu for the restaurant, then got us some drinks and let the waitress know we wanted to eat. Than the waitress herself who was very pleasant, warm & funny. We waited around 15 mins for them to open the restaurant properly and then were showed in to choose our table. The menu is very reasonably priced for the quality of the food, we plumped for the full three courses as the starters looked great. In addition to the three courses we were also given olives & bread for the table, and an amuse bouche of roasted tomato soup which was really nice. It was really hard to choose mains as the options were all excellent. Loved sitting by the window and people watching, plus being able to see the bridge was great. The staff were excellent, the owner popped over to check everything was okay as well. Couldn’t have had a nicer time, and would definitely go back if we were in the area.

We visited today for lunch. The staff where very friendly and welcoming. We both had Sunday lunch and it was amazing. We will visit again :)

Not a good experience today I’m sad to say. The place was cold, log burner had gone out and the bar staff clearly didn’t know how to get it going. Was looking forward to a hot bowl of soup on a very cold winters day, but when it eventually arrived it was luke warm and I had to send it back. We thought we might come back and try the new restaurant but after todays experience possibly not. Such a shame as this place has great potential, but it certainly lacks atmosphere and warmth!

Popped in today for late lunch ., warm welcome and sous chef prepared us a lovely bowl of spicy parsnip soup with a very tasty Welsh rabbit.. delicious .. lovely chat with owner .. we will be back in next couple of weeks for dinner .thank you linda & sue 👍🏻

We are regulars here it’s like our second home ❤️ Steve and Angela are the most awesome couple and so welcoming our room we have is room 2 clean and comfortable with a perfect view of the bridge which I love to wake up and look at ❤️ The staff are fantastic and the food well completely outstanding A must place to check out you won’t be disappointed

Excellent food and service, in a very handsome setting! The menu was imaginative and portion size and price spot on. It's newly established so not many reviews yet, but that will change as the location is prime for Ironbridge, a seriously picturesque and interrsting place.

Recently visited Ironbridge and stayed here for the night. Being right in the centre this hotel which in its day must of been quite grand. However very run down with no atmosphere, room was awful. Bathroom room door wouldn't shut, bulbs that didn't fit the lights sticking out. Tired dirty plastic flowers. It was so depressing we were glad it was a short stay.The next morning we went down for breakfast and it seemed the maid was cooking it. I do however understand staffing issues because of Covid we were not expecting it. However I wished they just said it wasn't available as it was awful. My 5 year old had a dead fly in her egg just laying there. Of course she didn't eat the rest. It was all put in the deep fat fryer and one plate had garlic breaded mushrooms (who wants then for breakfast) it was terrible quality and had half a tin of tomatoes poured everywhere. It was the worst experience I have had at a hotel.We let ourselves out as no one about and it was all in darkness.Just such a shame as with the right investment and staff this old building could be the hub of Ironbridge.

Went in and asked for the carvery, the idiot behind the carvery meat station then shouted to the air, if anyone else joins this queue (4 people) I'm not f'ing doing it, I'm going for a fag!! Place is dirty and the staff are rude to the point they need putting in their place. They should all be sacked, shut the place down and let another company run it!!

Family of five all wanting different meals. All were homecooked to perfection. Very tasty and good quality meats and vegetables used. All at a reasonable price. Would deffinately eat there again.

Spotting that the Tontine offered mid-week evening roast dinners, we decided to give them a try.Obtaining a ticket at the bar, we duly went over to the carvery displaying both turkey and beef.We both chose beef which was served in thick slices with a Yorkshire Pudding and helped ourselves to a range of roast & mashed potatoes, roast parsnips, carrots and seasonal veg, plus a ladle of rich brown gravy.Food was not exceptional and the bar had a dated feel, but topped off with a pint each of well kept ale, it was a good value dinner on a wet Wednesday night in Ironbridge.

We are local people who have not been in the tontine for years. Sat and had a drink outside. Very nice. Decided to go inside for Sunday lunch. Having waited nearly 10mins for somebody to come and serve the food, a man dressed is chefs outfit arrive. He picked up some plates that were too hot and let out a stream of expletives! Next he asked what I wanted when he didn't hear me he replied sharply 'what'. I said 'pardon' to which he replies there is not need to be nasty!! Food was good, but won't be going back there again!! Shame!

Visited Ironbridge on a Saturday we were lucky as there seemed to be festival on it was very busy . We stopped for a few drinks outside the tontine as weather was so nice we sat and watched the Morris dancing which was great . Also the real ale here are great .

Great bar man,good beer,full on seated views of the Bridge . We sat outside in the sunshine,watching all the crowds of tourists mill around the Bridge for a photo. Good ale here.

We went on a monday and had the lamb shanks - big portions and lovely mint gravy. Reasonablly priced.

We were hesitant about going here for the Wednesday night carvery - what would we get for only £6.95 a head? What we got was melt in the mouth beef, delicious turkey, very tasty gravy & all the traditional trimmings. Plus some great banter with the chef who really made our night. Sure the hotel is on its uppers but it's not always about the surroundings. Definitely recommended.

We went to the Tontine for their Sunday carvery. It was excellent. The three roasted meats, turkey, pork, and beef, were tender and juicy. The Yorkshire pudding was tasty with a good texture. The vegetables were well-cooked. Service was friendly, as was the general atmosphere. We enjoyed it thoroughly!

Lovely meal here on Saturday night, Great staff and great service too. Excellent choices on the menu. By the time we'd decided which dessert to have, the kitchen had closed but the bar staff rang the chef (who luckily lives on site) and he came down and did our desserts for us ! Cant ask for more than that ! 5* all the way

Very tired looking place very basic and needs some love put back into it. Does have some features that could have better use out of it

You cant miss this bar/hotel its straight in front of you when you walk across the bridge. It has a few seats outside, so a pint of three tuns real ale was a good start to the exploring of Ironbridge.

Fancy something modern, up-market, trendy, loads of leatherette, plastic, chrome and plate glass? Want modern, trendy food with jus, foam, foreign stuff? OK. Go somewhere else. The Tontine is an old, venerable building, and it remains such. The decor is in keeping with the history f the place, the photographs and pictures are fascinating and fit the design beautifully, everything was clean and the food was plentiful, reasonably priced and enjoyable. The staff were lovely, dead friendly and great fun. The four of us had a great evening, good nosh, good beer, good atmosphere. Two major pluses - I met the young lass that some oaf described as having the personality "of an empty suitcase" - she was great fun - and I didn't meet the mindless, ignorant, unfeeling buffoon who made the comment. A great evening n a special place. We are going back next week - and I'm looking forward to it!!

Was excited to see great menu at good prices. There was vagueness about whether chef would be in, but he turned up. Only problem was several items off the menu. It was a Monday, but............

This is the best place to sit and people watch in ironbridge as it is opposite the bridge itself. Beer is well kept and good value and despite never eating here the food looks good.

Very dated and tired inside, which is a shame for such a great building. Only a couple of beers on and cash only on a bank holiday weekend... However it’s the best place in Ironbridge to sit outside and watch the world go by. Directly opposite the bridge it’s in a fantastic position. The food options are basic but really good for the money. The latter points pushed it to 4 stars from me

If you're in Ironbridge check out the Tontines Roast Dinners!! The gravy is the best gravy you'll ever have! Real beef chunks!! makes my mouth water thinking of it.

Went with disabled mother. 12.00. Tried to open door for wheel chair access. Rude and arrogant man yelled closed. Well past opening time. Continued to argue. Avoid this place

Really nice old hotel with original features don't miss the beautiful tiled floor as you 1st walk in. We stopped just for a drink & sat outside with the most perfect view of the bridge. Good choices of guest beers & very good prices for such a prime tourist location. Friendly staff.

Opposite the bridge in a perfect location, such potential, but what a disappointment. Popped in for lunch and would have been better getting a sandwich from a supermarket. Cheap white sliced bread, nasty yellow marg that tasted like Stork and slapped together. On the upside, the chips where plentiful and okay. Looking at the other people, it's a good drinking pub.

Well sited for good views of the bridge which was unfortunately undergoing renovation at the time of out visit. Only popped in for a drink but it was extremely quiet with only one other person in the large bar. A limited choice of ales.

I was actually staying at the place for a few days and as I had been there for a 3 night weekend stay the carvery was complimentary. Generally I have found that complimentary things are not that great but this was actually very good. Gravy is amazing and the chef is highly amusing

Although the chef informed he was hungover from the night before the carvery lunch we had was amazing

Excellent carvery, good selection of real ales. We will be going back in the summer . Definately worth a visit

I visited the Tontine a couple of years ago and it was awful. But not anymore! It's lovely, now. The food is really good and the bear is very good too, kept very well in a cellar. The people who go to the Tontine are very friendly and very local (I think they live there) all greet new customers with a friendly "hello there". My WiFi and I celebrated our wedding anniversary at The Tontine and had a great time. She often stares at people in a threatening manner, but this didn't deter the locals from being nice to her. We definitely go to The Tontine again. Very good views, too.

Never eaten here before,a friend recommended the carvey which I believe is served on Wednesday and Sunday,Every mouthful was delicious,turkey and beef on the menu,roast and mashed potatoes,cauliflower,carrots,sprouts,parsnips,stuffing and Yorkshire pud.proper gravy not that watery rubbish you tend to get with a carvery.Quiet and pleasant atmosphere,lovely staff,highly recommend to all.

The staff are really friendly and helpful, the food is fantastically amazing and there is a good selection of beers. Dogs are allowed in too which is a huge bonus. Will definitely be coming back again.

Stayed at the tontine last night. What a fantastic place my son's birthday s staff couldn't do enough food second to none , warm cosy had a lovely sleep bed was so good I think I slept for hours even though I didn't know room 5 has a resident ghost called Fred .nick our host what a fantastic person like someone you have known for years just want to say thank you for everything and we will return

We popped in for an early evening drink. It wasn't very full, but was clean and pleasant. They have a nice selection of ales, which was the reason for going in.

Situated at one end of the Ironbridge itself and in the centre of Ironbridge this was our choice for a lunchtime stop. Service is very friendly and the food & drink are fine.

We stopped here for lunch and a beer. Good friendly service and good food. Not too expensive either. Interesting decor showing many old photos of the town

Stopped by here for a afternoon drink. Good prices and made to feel welcome by the landlord. Seating outside to enjoy the afternoon Sun. Would definitely visit again the try the Sunday lunch.

Just popped in for a coffee and drink after visiting the bridge. Were made to feel very welcome. Would visit again

Visited on a Wednesday night, carvery was delicious, turkey & beef with mashed & roast potatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, carrots, stuffing & Yorkshire pudding. Good home cooked Fahrenheit, hot & tasty & good value for money.

Went into the lounge bar for a mid-week lunch. While waiting to place our order, the owner / cook came out, saying, "I'm not cooking anything but [expletive deleted] ham and chips." Assuming he was joking, I ordered a mushroom tagliatelle and chicken balti (standard menu items). The owner once again emerged from the kitchen, shouting, "You've got to be [expletive deleted] kidding me!" Decided this wasn't for us, we asked for our money back - this time, the barman told us to "[expletive deleted] off." Shocking. A real shame because we had been there many times in the past and it was great. I guess it's changed hands? Avoid at all costs!

Random visit to ironbridge but what a find for Sunday Lunch the Tontine proved to be..plenty of choice in the small but busy area but so glad we landed here...Really hot day but a Roast Dinner was called for after hectic weekend.You can usually assume if locals frequent and eat that the food will be good,well Carvery was something special from the thick slices of meat (unlike Toby Wafer Thins) to the fresh expertly cooked vegetables, the Stuffing Balls and Gravy so often non descript were a real delight and I can't wait to have a return visit..staff serving were down to earth and had a great sense of humour(Roadkill or Poland) sticks in my mind. First class meal in a first class environment..THANKYOU!!!!!

My wife and I went to The Tontine on 14th June to enjoy the weather and a meal in the sun. We both ordered a burger meal, one being the double cheeseburger from the 'Off the grill' menu. When it came it was rubbish. Basically 2 frozen burgers and a slice of cheese on a white floured bap that looked like one from a pack of 6 from Coop! There was a handful of chips and no garnish or salad. The most boring looking meal I could imagine for almost £9.I complained to the man behind the bar who confirmed the burgers were frozen, but then went to offer every excuse he could for everything else. He then scurried off to the kitchen before coming back and informing me that 'chef' says I'm the only one ever to complain and that the baps are from the cash & carry- not Coop!!!I asked for 2 drinks of pop and when he began to enter the prices into the till I asked if they could be on the house as a gesture to which he replied "yeah ok, anything to shut you up". A charming comment to a customer!! I was very polite and as a customer I do have the right to complain when food is poor. (To be fair here my meal was okay).I then went on to ask him why the burgers were not home made (like mine appeared to be but I had one from a different menu) but before I could even finish asking he butted in saying "look, I've given you free drinks so lets leave it at that shall we".I've never complained about this sort of thing before, but I have to say it fast became more about the attitude of the bloke behind the bar than the rubbish food.

Food was good and reasonbly priced. Red wine was divine, the real ale was very nice. The decor was a snapshot into the history of ironbridge in pictures. Loved the Churchill memorabilia too. A relaxing atmosphere to re charge our batteries.

Called in for evening meal after day at event. The choice of real ale was limited and did not have a dark beer. The food was basic pub fare and reasonably priced

The beer here was one of the nicest pints I have had for a long time. Creamy well kept etc etc. The food. Hmmmmmmmmmmm. Undercooked chips, greasy fish. Not expensive but lacking any quality

I came here because Cleo's had a queue of 17 people before me at the bar (see other review). It was quiet, very quiet, 2 people at the bar and a barmaid that suffered from slow motion.The decor is clean and tidy, yet only suited for filming 'Robins Nest'. It's an interesting journey into the late 70s.I was absolutely appalled by the conversation. Racist and judgemental. Will never ever step into this culturally unaware public house again. Although this is a comment on the clientele, surely it should be the responsibility of the landlord to create a vibrant, accepting attitude,in what is essentially a tourist area.I wish you all the best. Very upsetting.

After a walk around Ironbridge We decided to have lunch here as it looked over the bridge. The menu had a good choice. Food was good. The staff were helpful and friendly. Have a look around the walls at the photos of bygone years at the bridge. they have a cosy little snug at the rear with an interesting painting done by a local artist of the locals.

sheltered here from the rain,very dismal,food average,toiletsnot very clean but nice view of the bridge

The Tontine is right by the Iron bridge. When it is sunny and warm the tables outside are a good place to sit albeit with traffic noise. It should be a magnificent hotel but its rather dingy tired and unappealing.

Many years since visiting the Tontine and pleasantly surprised. When all other bars and pubs in Ironbridge were private parties only or charging admission, The Tontine welcomed us and we found their drinks prices less expensive than our usual Pub. We will definitely go there again.

Cold. Beer poor. Decor terrible. Enough said.I would never use this place again. Dull, boring,crap.

I would definitely not recommend this place to anybody. Me and my partner stopped here about a year ago, the staff were okay but not great and we never went into the bar at that time. This time we were with family for an early Christmas weekend away, we didn't stop here but being regular visitors to Ionbridge we did a pub crawl and stopped at the Tontine because the beer is good. What a huge mistake. We arrived the staff were extremely rude to us, didn't once smile, people say it's a 'proper pub', this is a place where they do not want the sales and customers. Bearing in mind there was 14 of us all together and round was coming to £65 each round, we only had one round because we felt unwelcomed. After bringing a table to another we were then asked to move to another table because we wasn't allowed to sit where we were sitting. There was nobody else in the pub so we decided to play a game of darts...we asked for the darts and got a rude reply of no, it's going to be busy. We were literally the only people in the bar and as we walked past later that evening it was not busy at all. The staff continued to be rude to us with the one man who we can only presume is the manager not even looking at us in the eye when talking to us. It's safe to say that we finished our drinks and continued to the next pub. I would recommend that everybody passes the tontine and just continues onto The White Hart. The staff really let down a historical pub with great beer.

Called in Sunday lunch time and was served quickly. Ideal location for visitng the attractions. Would recommend. Carvery looked good at a great price.

Three of us bought a real ale beer and sat outside in the warm sunshine. The inside is a bit 'spit and sawdust'.

Very impressive 400 year old building frontage.I had a Vegetarian Lasagne, served quickly, friendly restaurant assistants. Only think is that there was no Garlic Bread

Located opposite the famous Ironbridge this hotel was built in 1784 and apparently has enjoyed Royal visitors in its time. They were all long gone by the time we visited but seemingly so were everyone else. However, in truth we went there for our evening meal and the lack of people inside allowed me to order immediately we walked in. We ordered simple food; my wife chose Ham Egg and Chips but made complimentary remarks about the quantity and quality of her ham throughout as I devoured my superb Lamb Shank. The food was absolutely stunning. To be honest, more people started filtering in as we finished our meal so tis possible that the place may have livened up a bit after we left.

Stayed here on the way to Scotland. Friendly staff. The room was nice size clean and tidy. We had breakfast included which was nice cooked meal. Also had some food in the bar which was nice

Stayed overnight at the Tontine. Made to feel very welcome and given a room looking out over the Iron Bridge. We sat outside for the evening enjoying drinks and people watching as well as a walk around to get different views of the Iron Bridge.Room was fine but we managed to flood the floor of the shower as the seal on the shower screen was defective.Slept well in a comfortable bed and found everything fine if a bit dated, could not grumble for the price.Breakfast was an excellent full English which did them proud. Other choices were available as well as cereals etc. Overall a pleasant experience in a lovely location

stopped here sunday as started to rain we noticed a carvery bein served we had a lovely lunch I chose the turkey hubby had the beef the veg was warm and meat was very tender we were very impressed with the meals

Just dropped by for an impromptu evening meal.Ordered in the Nick of time as last food orders at 7:30.Nice chilli and chips and lasagne and chips, freshly prepared.The wine was good and not expensive and the local draught beer very tasty.Price was good, too!

We didn't want an exotic meal and the menu here looked as though it would cater to our needs. And it did!Great, value for money food and drink, at a table overlooking the Ironbridge, itself. Fabulous, thankyou.

Lots of people out side enjoying the lovely weather , located across the road from the bridge. Good selection on the menu board. Please see my pictures as you can see the front door and the bridge.Free wifi

Stopped here as a group of 8. Nice place to sit outside right next to the bridge and on a sunny day was perfect.Carvery was good value at £7.95 with choice of beef, pork or lamb or a little bit of all three. Good selection of vegetables. Food was very good.Friendly bar staff and ChefOverall very nice, although the interior was a bit dark and dreary but it is an old building with lots of charm

had lunch here very good food but hotel itself was very dark and very dated.in need of desperate updating..toilets filthy

We'd been out visiting museums for the day and fancied a beer. There are chairs in the sunshine and it is a great place to just sit, drink beer and watch the world go by. The beer was very nice we just had to have a second. We didn't eat anything and cannot really comment on the inside or food.

This affordable hotel is at the foot the Iron Bridge. Room was modest, but effective. WiFi was only in bar but reached room near the door. Location was fantastic, however.

Just a short 2 day stop at this hotel... arrived to have Sunday Carvery, which was very good and reasonable... the cost of Larger is on the steep side compared to my own local in Worcestershire.. but most of the pubs in the area are charging up to £4.30 a pint, so shop around.. The room was clean with tea making facilities... a bit dated.. but comfortable 4 poster bed... BEWARE the Shower in this room 8.. has no temperature control..... either hot or cold with no in between...

We always stop for a drink when visiting ironbridge on the motorbike,it was a very pleasant afternoon and we always sit outside which is very pleasant,but when you go inside it is very dated and dark and not very welcoming the person behind the bar seemed very miserable I think he his the landlord this place is ok if you can sit outside on a nice day.

It is set in a perfect spot directly across from the famous bridge and on weekend afternoons very popular with 'Bus Pass' carrying biker's and the beers and wines were very good and reasonably priced but food for me was a just ok and a bit dated.

Popped in for a quick pint and winter warmer, friendly staff, food good, families welcomed. Nice clean and tidy place.

Ok so the floors creek but not in our double room which was nice and comfortably ensuite with a good sized bathroom and a view across the bridge. The TV screen was a bit small (my eyes are not so good). The is basic but snug serves real ale hand pulled and has a short menu of good homemade dishes. The Pub is family run and all the staff very friendly. We very much enjoyed our stay and would recommend to anyone who wants somewhere with a bit of character.

We walked in and were immediately made to feel welcome by a nice attractive young lady named Sasha. Her bar was relatively slow except a very nice elderly gentlemen named Jim who added to the levity of the conversation. Sasha was very accommodating and even recommended other places in the area recognizing the importance of supporting other local businesses in so a close knit community. The Ironbridge area is replete with colourful locals and friendly people and I highly recommend a visit to the area and especially to Sasha's bar. Five stars!!!

Staff very helpful, position of hotel great, had meal at night was good.Breakfast very good.Now for moans smell of tobacco in room was dreadful had to keep window open. Car parking not good but we expected that.

Myself and 3 friends went in on the off chance today after seeing the board outside and enjoyed the carvery very much. The food appeared to be all home cooked (real veg not frozen), was hot and had flavour to it unlike some carverys which are reheated mush. Good value for money and both the lady behind the bar and the guy serving the carvery were really friendly. I was offered vegetarian gravy without asking for it and it was brought to the table. The pub is obviously undergoing some improvements but it was clean and tidy - including the toilets. We would definitely go there again if in the area, thank you.

Well . what can I say ? The meal was great and there was lots of it as well.The food was hot and it tasted very good to. There was a good selection of real ales to help the eating process along and all at a very reasonable price even through it was £1 more than advertised on Facebook.All in all well worth it and very enjoyable and the guy in charge of the carvery is as mad as a hatter.

We stopped in here after a 7 mile walk, to get some lunch and a cheeky wee pint. We had a dog with us so we sat outside, on lovely outside furniture with an umbrella, and they had a bowl of water outside for the dog. We all ordered different things, and we all enjoyed what we got. They had a selection of three or four real ales, which was great. The staff were lovely and the locals helpful. If I lived in the area I would be a regular visitor. Very reasonable priced as well.

a pub that is used by the locals which means it is good. Good menu quick service for good pub grub. nothing fancy served very nicely, possibly not for children but the tea room was excellent

We ordered lunch at approx 1.30 on a busy day for Ironbridge (festival day). We ordered at the bar. None of the staff seemed to know which tables each order should be going to judging by the bingo calling type system of 'did you order the 3 fish and chips and 1 curry?" meanwhile the food is getting cold. We had to ask for cutlery. The food wasn't the hotest. My lasagne was tasty but uh hum , stayed with me for hours. There are several more places to choose from.

Rude barmaid, ordinary food and average choice of beer. You can do a lot better than this for food and drink in this neighbourhood