The best restaurants serving British food in West Midlands

We had Sunday roast sharing platter £30. Superb. 3 meats. Seasonal begs and lovely cauliflower cheese. Roast potatoes and extra gravy. Delicious. Will def be returning.

The accommodation in general was OK , however road noise not good. 6 of us stayed for a party, between us we had one room with no toilet paper, the other 2, about a quarter of a roll each. 2 dirty pillow cases, we had to clean our toilet and sink in one room. Check in time late (5pm).

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!

Best pub lunch I've had in a long time. Amazing home cooked food, proper ale, super garden and lovely staff. I'll be back without a doubt!!

Fantastic small plates meal whilst listening to a fabulous acoustic singer. What a lovely night. Can’t wait to come back again! Such a cozy pub.

We have been here so many times and it is excellent every time. We were lucky enough to dine here twice this month as we had relatives here from Devon, followed by friends from New Zealand. Delicious home cooked food and plentiful portions as always. I can personally recommend the whitebait and prawn cocktail starters. If you like game - the pheasant is wonderful, as is the partridge. Fillet steak was amazing, I don’t think anyone could be disappointed whatever dish they choose!

Visited the Coopers Tavern with friends Saturday afternoon after it was recommended to me as an old fashioned friendly Boozer selling good beer. Sure enough it was exactly that ,friendly comfortably rustic and regularly visited by adults who were in on the secret. After two pork pies and four pints of 'Wandering Monk' ale we left and I was at home asleep by 6.30

Visited here yesterday with friends. My friend ordered a pint of bass, which was the last one in the barrel. He took one sip and returned it to the bar as it was flat and he asked for a replacement Guinness. You might think that she’d have just replaced it like for like, or maybe at a push, expect him to pay the difference. Nope, he was asked to pay the full amount. So, £3.70 for a flat pint of bass that he returned and £4.80 for a pint of Guinness! We left after one drink and chose another pub nearby which had much better service. In addition to the poor service, the interior is tired and it’s not somewhere we’d go to again

Weather great so sat in garden area. Nice ploughmans and good value for money. Lovely pub with various pods outside. Relaxing atmosphere. Great staff.

After moving away from the town just over 10 years ago, it was pleasant to see this pub has not altered. It boasts a traditional decor with old but ornate wooden tables and chairs. The range of beers is excellent, and a limited choice of snacks is available. The tap room was cosy and warm, there is also an outdoor area which I’m sure is lovely in the warmer months

We were looking for somewhere for a big family lunch that was central for us all to get to from around the country. So, I didn’t know what to expect but from the start Jane and Andre were incredibly helpful and came up with a lovely fresh menu of seasonal food. We had a room to ourselves and had a great afternoon out. The food was delicious, and Jane and Andre did everything to make us feel welcome and relaxed. Even though they both must have been very busy getting us food and drink they never made us feel rushed and nothing was too much trouble for them. There were some very good wines and beers and also a great selection of no/low alcohol drinks which was welcome as so many of us were driving.

Totally lacked atmosphere and warmth. There was no background music or even chatter. I could hear a couple in the kitchen discussing a member of staff which was poor and then I’m assuming the poor girl was having a review of her work to date in the cafe with customers all around. The coffee was mediocre and the sandwich was lacking in chicken. Really disappointed and wouldn’t return.

We ate here while staying in the Arden Hotel recently- the food was lovely especially the homemade soup. Excellant! Hot and plentiful with very helpful and smiley staff- its a pleasure to eat in there- thank you all.

Lovely pub with roaring fire in the woodburner. Very welcoming, nothing too much trouble, dog friendly (with treats for them on the bar). The food was excellent and the prices very reasonable. Will definitely come back

This pub never let's me down! Food good and consistent service excellent in particular Frankie who always ensures everything goes smoothly.