The best restaurants serving British food in Bridgnorth East and Astley Abbotts Shropshire West Midlands

Although it was an extremely busy Sunday lunchtime and there was very limited space , the very friendly staff managed to accommodate us , thankfully. We had a wonderful roast dinner with a couple of excellent pints of local ale and cider. Highly recommended this venue and would definitely love to come back. Tremendous.

Another excellent lunch at the Pheasant. We've been several times over last 4 years and never been disappointed. This time we kicked off with salmon gravadlax with blood orange and deep fried squid followed by excellent hake in an Indonesian curry sauce with pak choi - superb!! With desserts, glass of wine each, bread (also very good - ciabatta, lightly toasted with butter on the side) the bill came to just over £100. The standards are very high and you won't be disappointed!

Went for a late impromptu Friday night dinner. Service was very good, and helpful. Pie for my wife and the sea bass for myself, both were very good, hot and tasty.

We visit Bridgnorth two or three times a year and we always make sure we stop here for the fabulous breakfasts .. and also the cobs! We absolutely love the new addition of the seating area overlooking the river, we wanted to sit there all day. Can’t wait to come back. Thanks Ridley’s!

Excellent value at £17.95 for three course Sunday lunch. Excellent quality of food with very generous portions. Great service - would definitely come again…

Stopped at the campsite next door. Unable to eat in the pub - as they don't allow dogs, but they offer a great take away service. Used on the first night as we were tired after the journey. Pub and food service was very busy,...

Superb venue, incredible food. The staff were extremely knowledgeable and friendly, always on hand to help and offer advice on menu choices and drinks. Some of the best cocktails and food you can find! We had the 2 ribeye steaks and bottle of Argentinian Malbec offer - which was £50!!! Sublime offer and we will definitely be coming back

Arranged to meet a biker there for breakfast. Pass the café many times in the past but never stopped there before. Ordered a normal breakfast with a mug of tea at a cost of £9.00. The tea was like tea but the breakfast was very disappointing. on the plate there was a fried egg obviously cooked in a pan filled with oil ( rubber egg ), a large portion of chopped tinned tomatoes, a spoonful of catering quality baked beans, two rasher of bacon that appeared to be boiled rather than fried or grilled and two large sausages that I would be surprised if they contained 5% meat. All edible just! Sorry ladies but I will just be passing by in the future

Stopped with two young kids today - food was great - customer service even better. There’s a takeaway side and a sit in area - we sat in. The lady who served me was really helpful with sorting us out with extra plates for the kids and the gent (owner?) was checking in on if we were all set up ok and even gave the kids some Haribo after their food. Great value too and big portions - with a cuppa for £1 to go with the fish and chips! Will be back next time we’re in Bridgnorth!

Popped in here on the way back home with my Dad and we both had the cod and chips. Have to say they were probably the best I’ve had in a long, long time! Chips were cooked from fresh not frozen and the batter on the fish was crispy and light. Their breakfasts are also really good and it’s spotlessly clean inside. Many thanks!!

Good hotel to stay for locality and town centre, only one minor hiccup and that was there was a bit of a wait for breakfast, but as stated, it was only minor

This was for an afternoon tea ‘Alice in Wonderland’ birthday party. We cannot recommend Natasha’s Tea rooms enough. She went above and beyond anything we were expecting. Really made the day. Service was impeccable, staff really friendly, always ready to get extra tea and coffee if needed.And just look at the food we had… no other words needed other than magnificent!!! What a great place to go… we all loved it!. We will tell all our friends about this lovely tea room.. thank you for a lovely afternoon..Natasha !

Met up with an old friend for lunch at the Danery, as we have both driven past it over the years and wanted a location about 1/2 way for us. Not sure quite what to expect, as I walked in but as a ancient bloke who has owned and ridden bikes for over 50 years, and drunk beer for a similar time. I was quite happy. We were shown to a little nook for our lunch and ordered off a simple but honest menu. I had the special, Liver and Onions and my friend had the Guiness pie. I make a mean Liver and Onions myself, and I was VERY happy with my portion and how it ate. My friend was delighted with her Pie and trimmings and neither of us felt the need for a dessert.... good job, as there was none! :-) Coffee will never win an award, but again, I was not expecting a Costa.... The HPA was as nice a pint of Wye breweries finest as I have ever had, clear, sharp and the right temp. Only issue was the overloud "music" in our corner.... We'll be back, but won't sit there!

AVOID IF YOU WANT GOOD FOOD AND SERVICE. One of the worst dining experiences of my 67 years. Staff not adequately trained or proficient in customer service in a restaurant ( too many faults and omissions to list). The food despite (2 chase ups) was at least 45 minutes arriving but then we wished 2 dishes hadn't 😞. The plaice bore no resemblance to description to the menu description ( we realised afterwards that we'd been given the menu for a previous weekend - probably why the waitress couldn't find the item on the handset) - not only did it not match the description it was virtually inedible. Despite sending a young lad to apologise and making a deduction, my review is DO NOT EAT HERE.

Excellent service, friendly staff and the food was of a high standard. I had the large breakfast and a coffee it will fill me up for the day. Will stop here on my visits to Bridgnorth