The best restaurants serving British food in Oswestry South Shropshire West Midlands

Stumbled across this lovely cafe. We sat upstairs and enjoyed the warmth of the sun and the blue skies. Our late and sausage sandwich was delicious. Staff are extremely efficient and friendly. The only problem with Milano's which in my opinion is quite significant are the toilets. Dirty, no soap and drier not working. For a lovely cafe the attention to detail of the toilets is a major disappointment. In saying that I would definitely come again if I was local.

Arrived in the town, tired and hungry. Booked into a B&B and was recommended this place. Friendly staff, warm welcome, excellent food! The person serving us apologies that quite a few of the items were not available as they had sold out. That wasn't a problem ... if anything, it was an advert to how good their food was! Thoroughly enjoyed what we had. Would definitely return here for a meal and good company.

Stopped here for lunch. I had the sausage casserole and my partner had fish and chips. The food was well presented and really tasty. Homemade chips as well. I loved the casserole. Iv cooked in Michelin star restaurants and the food here was as good as what we cooked. I recomend this place if your out shopping in Oswestry.

The best thing was that the chips are home made, lovely.

Wot's cooking is a great place to sit in and get a nice fish and chips. Located in the heart of oswestry. It's located near a post office and even a betting shop, it has plenty around it. The staff are friendly and they are really generous with portions. What's cooking deserves to be on a seaside location really, but it serves well in oswestry. It's cozy in there too, there's been a few times where I've had a meal sitting in there as its been raining outside. So if your in oswestry and fancy some food, get yourself some chips from wot's cooking and enjoy their service!

We walked in, and a dog was standing on the bar, being fed from a shot glass by the young barmaid. The dog was licking her fingers. She then proceeded to serve drinks with unwashed hands. The dog should not have been standing on the bar, and she should not have been doing this. She then proceeded to fuss and stroke nearly every dog in the bar area and never washed her hands. This put me off big time, so we went for a drink up the road in another old pub.

We were staying in the local area and having been here previously decided to book Sunday lunch for Mothering Sunday as we had my Mum with us. The staff were excellent, very welcoming and attentive, the food was excellent too, we will definitely return.

Played it safe with a bacon sandwich, noting that the staff were making a concerted effort to create a new strain of Covid-19 in the kitchen which is open to everyone to view. The bacon sandwich itself was credible. I would liken the vibe of the place to a games arcade placed in a waning seaside town with a severe crack problem.