The best restaurants in Quarry and Coton Hill Shropshire West Midlands

Always visit when in Shrewsbury for the match. Never had any problems and usually get a nice welcome. Locals usually make conversation too. Some good drink choices in a nice setting. Definitely handy for a beer before the train!

I just have to say this is by far the best customer service that I have received, I’m not just referring to the meal, our waiter was absolutely the best, he made sure our whole evening was first class and he genuinely cared, I have health issues and he was so empathetic and ensured that I had a great evening and made sure I safely left the restaurant, for most of you that means nothing but for me it meant everything, thank you 😀

Very good service from Liz and Ashley

We purchased two raspberry scones yesterday I'm sorry to say they were quite inedible very stodgy & bland with hardly a hint of raspberry .

Popped in for early evening meal,, lovely welcome from friendly staff, found a table in quiet part of pub, good choice of menu,, we both picked the days special, 2 rumps & bottle of wine Excellent value & lovely steaks,, cannot fault the Shrew,, Thankx to all the staff,,

New to Shrewsbury and been into, the hole in the wall quite a bit lately and I must say I have not had a bad meal. Great value for money and so far all the steaks my partner has had, has been cooked perfectly with an excellent peppercorn sauce. I have had various meals from the menu and have enjoyed them all, only gripe I had was the curry was a little bit small for my bottomless belly but was still tasty. Absolutely lovely staff and shall continue to visit as and when we can. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

We went here for a bite to eat and a glass of wine on a Saturday lunchtime. It is dog friendly for well behaved dogs which is something we had searched on maps beforehand as we had a dog with us. They did also provide a fresh bowl of water for our dog too. The place had both brightly lit areas as well as more dimly lit tables too. You order drinks from the bar at the front. You order food from by the kitchen area at the side. We ordered 3 of the 'small plates', the brief bites, the pate of the week, the cod goujons, and a portion of chips to share between 2 of us. After ordering we were told they didn't have and brie bites available so we chose to have 2 lots of the cod. I did feel that it would have been helpful to have known what was available that day as some people may have changed their choice from what they have paid for. I had to wait for my daughter to come back from the other bar from ordering drinks to sort the change of choice. The food came fairy quickly was absolutely delicious and very well presented. The wine was really good too, and nicely chilled. We really enjoyed it all, and the atmosphere in the venue too. The pub was quiet when we went in but it became very busy fairy soon after. The pub is situated in a pedestrianised side street in the centre of Shrewsbury. I would definitely visit again.

Lovely location with views over the river! They have done a great job with the refurb. Owners and staff are all super friendly and welcoming.

It would of been nice to have a bar like in the pictures, but was closed . You get booked in on the pavement? No reception, no dining, no staff. This is NOT a hotel, it's a room with an aged bathroom, clean I must add. The kettle is on a base and did not stop boiling, you have to pick it up and off, but was far too hot to do so had to unplug it. The room was small , big bed ,not much space. This place does not at all fit the description advertised, a phone number in place for emergency. But is right opposite to the railway a plus . Will not stay here again .

Stopped by for a quick coffee (really good) and was pleasantly surprised at the choice of food as well. We stayed for a sausage, tomato & red onion flatbread, plus a cheese & mushroom baguette. Both were ample, delicious and reasonably priced. Great location overlooking the quarry and watching the world go by. We’ll be back.

Worst food I have ever tasted wouldn't feed it to my dog & that comes from a welshman who would eat any English thing.

Was charged £4 for 2 bread rolls(bap) with butter on. When checked other chip shops average price is about 75p. Disgusting need reporting to fair trading standards

We visited the restaurant to celebrate our anniversary. This was our first visit for food and we were not disappointed. The food was amazing. Wine and service also good. It’s a beautiful, eclectic place and we will definitely return.

Great choice of ales, but it was very quiet which ruined the experience a bit

Lovely on the English Bridge side Parking available very comfortable room.