The best restaurants in Worfield Shropshire West Midlands

Graat little pub. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. Food was delicious and plenty of it. Dog friendly. Would definitely go again.

This is the 1st time we have eaten at the Wheel of Worfield however, it won't be the last. Popped in on the off chance whilst passing that they might have a spare table for two about 12 o'clock on a Sunday. Went to reception, where we were met by two friendly members of staff. They showed us to a table and requested that they require the table by 2 pm as it was 12 o'clock and we hadn't booked absolutely plenty of time. We both ordered the top side of beef Sunday roast. I had the large £16 and my wife had the smaller plate for £10. To be honest, the smaller plate would have done me as well. The roast came with, carrot and swede mash on the bottom the beef on top and a large Yorkshire pudding on top of that. Broccoli, red and green cabbage and roast potatoes. All cooked to perfection. The staff asked if everything was ok during the meal which is nice. Although I was full after my meal I still managed pudding. Apricot Bakewell tart with ice cream and mixed berries crumble with ice cream. Very yummy. Everything was very nicely presented, the staff were attentive and friendly. Can't knock our visit at all, hence the 5 Starts. By the time we left the place was full and no surprise really. Thank you for a pleasant dining experience.

Carvery was cold,Husbands chicken burger was dry,Daughters burger was burnt,Father in law and mother in law both had stakes and said were a little dry

Always a pleasant watering hole but recent revamp has made it even more attractive with a good menu and great beers. Sadly not quite so dog-friendly as before with owners being required to use the 'boot room' or eat outside.

Went for breakfast and it was generally OK. The full breakfast was quite nice, good quality bacon & sausage. My wife is coeliac and there was plenty of choice. She had poached egg on toast with avocado. Egg not quite cooked. Big let down though was the coffee. Very expensive cappuccino and the large was a medium/regular anywhere else. More expensive than Costa!

He estado visitando Devonshire Arms de forma regular desde junio de 2024, principalmente porque los pubs más cercanos a donde vivo son bastante desagradables y al mejor promedio a medida que los establecimientos de bebidas van. La dirección y el personal del Devonshire Arms siempre han sido excepcionales, muy agradables y acogedores. Recientemente he adquirido una pierna protésica que, aunque me he adaptado muy bien, obviamente todavía tengo una capacidad limitada para caminar y el personal de Devonshire Arms siempre se ha adaptado a mi situación y me ha ayudado en consecuencia, ya sea que esté con amigos o familiares. Un agradecimiento especial para Claire, Madi, Jason, Charlene, Donna, Sinead, Mary y Steph , un equipo tan maravilloso que hacen que visitar los Devonshire Arms sea todo un placer. Bendecid a todos vosotros, chicos, que siempre me habéis cuidado y hecho sentir bienvenido. Diez de diez para el Devon

We were attending a wedding at the nearby Davenport House and booked for 2 nights at The Old Vicarage. It was an excellent choice as the wedding venue was only a 10 minute walk. Check in was efficient and we were handed our key to the Claverley Room. We had a huge 4 poster bed and antique furniture, including a wardrobe you could have gone to Narnia in! The room overlooked the rear gardens and the Shropshire countryside beyond and the bed was incredibly comfortable so we enjoyed 2 very comfortable night’s sleep. The bathroom was modern with a large walk in shower and toiletries were provided. Breakfast is served in the conservatory and guests are asked to complete a menu choice sheet the night before. The full English breakfast was superb and there’s also a choice of cereals, pastries and fresh orange juice. The staff are welcoming and friendly and happy to help with directions or alternative places to eat. We weren’t able to eat here due to a large wedding party but we were recommended The Dog Inn & Davenport which is only a 10 minute walk into the village (see separate review) and can thoroughly recommend for both food and hospitality. We would definitely stay here again.

Really nice simple food, well cooked. Friendly staff and locals.

Really disappointed after a positive start. I was super excited reviewing the menu as I’m a huge fan of a smokehouse/bbq style food. The chicken tenders were superb, juicy and crispy. Me and my friend then shared the pitmaster for £59. The chicken was so dry it was almost inedible, the brisket cooked and then reheated, meaning it was no longer tender, had lost its juices and was quite rubbery with no visible smoke ring. The sausage had good flavour but again, was slightly overcooked as were the ribs. The pit beans were undercooked and again, inedible. The chicken wings were sold out so we had extra brisket which was fed to the dogs. Really poor quality and small portion for the cost. The Sunday roasts were generous in portion size but very poorly executed with questionable produce (potentially frozen roast potatoes). The brisket was the same as with the pitmaster. We really wanted to like it but frankly walked away annoyed as for the price point, felt robbed. Sadly, we won’t be back.