The best restaurants serving British food in West Midlands

Great food, good price great service

Visited here for Sunday lunch while visiting Telford for the weekend. Found bar staff a little abrupt to begin with and then quite regimented with their 'sitting time' - there's 12.15, 2.15 or 4.15pm. We weren't allowed to order until our set time then found ourselves waiting for 35 minutes for our meals. We couldn't understand this as staff knew how many people were booked in and were only cooking roast lunches! Food was good when it arrived, all fresh vegetables and homemade Yorkshire pudding. Roast potatoes were over cooked and almost hollow, other than that the food was generally good. Not sure we'd go again, it was a strange one!

Grade 2-listed former pub converted to a restaurant but retains all its charm and character. In addition to English comfort food there is a Thai menu! No great surprises, but the Tom Yum, fish cakes, Panang and Jungle Curries were excellent. A decent pint, too. We were passing through, but next time we are in the area, we’d happily make a diversion to stop in again.

Absolutely fantastic shop run by volunteers, so much stock and the butchers counter is fantastic local meats and sausage rolls, pork pies and scotch eggs, it's even an eat in cafe , go check it out, I will be back regularly

Nice country inn with a great selection of ales. What more can you ask for!

Popped in here for lunch with my husband and not disappointed. Warm, clean and comfortable with friendly staff who are volunteers. Food is delicious, recommend the ham, Brie and cranberry sandwich, and reasonably priced. Two coffees, a wrap and a sandwich served with crisps and salad for £10.

Favourite pub to eat at. Great service and food, tasty ciders on draught. Can get busy so somtimes best to reserve a table.

Joban was a great waitress, very enjoyable experience and would recommend

Beautiful place, ❤️🌞 very nice service, delicious and beautifully served dishes, I recommend it

The pub is what you would expect if not a little expensive. Landlord is a strange fellow. Best idea is to try not to speak to him as unless you are ready for a long chat about how great he is. Also, I would suggest only ever buying half a pint at a time just in case he decides your time has come. We have only been in a couple of times but on both occasions someone has been barred for a trivial problem or disagreement.

Nice pub, bit small on the inside but a decent sized drinks garden

Excellent customer service and tasty food.

The Slip Tavern is closed and no longer .an inn so don’t bother visiting it

Popped in for a take away sandwich and tea for 2 and could not be happier was in and out quite fast , lovely staff

My old man lives in Kington great place we visited, very welcoming & chef was very passionate about his food. 100% recommend will be returning when I’m next back thanks guys 👍🏼