The best restaurants in Telford and Wrekin West Midlands

Absolutely beautiful cafe. I went there for a rest after a rather traumatic car journey and all the staff were wonderful. They straightaway brought me a glass of water and a cup of tea and toast. I had to insist on paying for it. I was able to relax before carrying on with my journey.

I am writing this direct from the Flower pot cafe.. I don’t want to write this review but after 6 interventions trying to get 2 pots of tea, a tea cake and a scone correct I lost my appetite and patience. Here the list of issues 1. Having ordered our choices as above other clients were served before us after being seated after us. 2. I went to the desk and could see my tea cake sitting on the tray - on serving it was cold and the button was rock hard so could spread it and ripped the bread apart 3. It was a large tea cake but second visit for an additional butter. 4. My wife knifes for her scone was dirty from the tip to the top of the handle. 5. Having now rescued a new knife there was no sugars or sweetener provided - up again ! 6. All must be ok now ? - no there were no tea spoons provided Seriously this is extremely poor service and at £2 a pot and a bill for £9.90 I think it deserves a mention and I would like to see an acknowledgement from the owner. Mr Warner

Great Ice Cream right in the heart of the gorge, can' fault it. I will be coming back soon for some more hapiness.

We have been having our takeaways from Kabirs now for several months ordering different dishes and all I can say is WOW great food cooked in a traditional way cannot find one thing to complain about .without doubt it is the best take away meal I have ever eaten . Well done Kabirs and cant wait for Saturday .

Friendly polite staff Food is excellent Good prices The best cuppa in town! I have taken friends and family here regularly since I found this little gem of a cafe xx

Thought I'd give this family run place a try and glad that I did, although first impressions left much to be desired. It's located down a side street and one of the dwellings looks like it's being used as a scrap yard. Navigating the dead end street and parking was also a bit of a problem. Once inside I was given a very warm reception by Mabel. She's not one for conversation and to be honest I don't think she really understood me most of the time. I understand that she used to live in Portugal and had a small place by the beach, maybe this was why there was a language barrier. What she lacks in conversation she certainly makes up in charm. She made me feel most welcome and I think she took quite a shine to my companion, everytime we spoke she was all ears but she never really raised a smile. We sat and I enjoyed a nice coffee made just the way I like it and my companion had water which came just how he liked it ... no frills, just plain and wet. Mabel joined us and also had water. She drank fast and I'm not entirely sure if she wasn't trying to wash her face with it as she got most of it around her face and alarmingly long hairs on her chin. I would have said something but she gave me one of those looks as if to say "what's your problem?" After our drinks we started to eat. My companion had cheese and biscuits and he really wolfed them down, he didn't leave a crumb and his plate was spotless - although I don't really agree with him licking the plate. I didn't think anyone saw, but then I noticed Mabel looking over and she just gave that nonchalant look with her big eyes as if to say "I don't give two f***s." I opted for a Yorkshire pudding dinner. It had a mountain of fluffy mashed potato, roast potatoes, carrots, parsnips and peas. All of which hid a large pork chop and pigs in blankets and filled a large Yorkshire pudding. The gravy that accompanied the meal was rich in flavour and was made just to my liking. I ate it all and enjoyed it very much. We also tried a hot little number which I hadn't tried before. It was a homemade curried chicken on what I thought was spaghetti, but I'm reliably informed that it was noodles. It was certainly a spicy dish, which left my friend licking his lips as he frantically tried to reduce the spice burn that was left. At this point we wondered where Mabel had got to and we heard her before we saw her. She had gone outside and it sounded as though she was trying to deter some people from coming near her place. My god she was loud and relentless. I think she was actually barking mad in all honesty. Maybe she had seen these undesirables before as she seemed to be speaking to them in a foreign language. My last dish was nothing fancy, but just something I hadn't had for quite a while so I had to go for it. Slabs of malt loaf with lashings of butter. Nothing much to say about that, it is what it is at the end of the day. At this point I took a sneak peak towards the kitchen where the food had been lovingly prepared and I was surprised to see so much washing up that needed to be done. I think that the usual kitchen staff was on holiday and it had been left for other staff to sort out. All in all it was a pleasant visit and we both left very happy with full stomachs. We shall certainly be going back again.

We stopped here for a snack, good menu, the sandwiches were well filled and fresh with a choice of bread, plenty of seating but we chose to sit outside as the shops were very old and interesting.

Cafe attached to Wilsons Car Auction in Telford. Good range of plain foods, not just bacon sandwiches. Cheap, but very good quality food, very clean and very friendly staff. A long way from the Greasy Spoon that I was expecting.

My first time trying Wildwood restaurants and it was very nice a warm atmosphere as you walk in and a friendly welcome as you enter we did not book but they found us a table very quickly we ordered our drinks and food and the service was very quick and the food came hot and looked very presentable I enjoyed my carbanora really tasty, overall will be back to Tey something else

Food was lovely and driver was polite

Closed down and now a pizza place; why Newport needs one is a bit of a mystery. Jones’ fish and chips are still the best in Newport.

Excellent would highly recommend

Great staff and an amazing atmosphere add a super food with the unbeatable taste of a lamb or chicken,doneer kebab , shawarma, and more.

I didn’t receive my order ! It’s says in app that it was delivered but is not!!!!

came in on Friday and I was so displeased with the service! the owners or managers was arguing at the till for so long, and flirting it felts so unprofessional. I was waiting for atleast 5 minutes to get my order, all whilst the pair was arguing all for mediocre coffee! Do not recommend