Dog Friendly Food & Drink Venues

Finding a hotel with good food can be difficult. But we know from talking to our guests that dining in our restaurant, “Seasons”, with its huge, south-facing sash windows, is central to READ MORE...

We serve Afternoon Tea consisting of a selection of Sandwiches, Scone Jam and Cream and a selection of Homemade Cakes with your choice of Tea or Coffee. We strongly recommend booking in READ MORE...

Whittington Castle Tea Room is a charming place to stop for a snack or cuppa. set right in the Castle, you can enjoy freshly prepared sandwiches, warming soups, ice-cream.  Morning READ MORE...

One of Oswestry’s oldest pubs, which has been in continuous use since 1640. A gracious Tudor-beamed establishment, full of character and warmth–and complete with its own sound stage at the READ MORE...

Recently refurbished in 2018 The Kings Head is a Public House that serves Food Monday to Thursday 11am till 3pm, then 5pm till 8pm, Friday 11am till 3pm, Saturday 11am READ MORE...

Henstone Distillery is  based just outside of Oswestry on the same site as Stonehouse Brewery. We are busily producing whisky, gin, vodka and apple brandy in Hilda, our 1000 litre Kothe READ MORE...

Tea! Coffee! Hot chocolate! The choice is yours! We use only the best  quality espresso beans to ensure a unique & flavoursome coffee. With the capability to seat 48 people READ MORE...

At Sweeney Hall our menus are at the heart of our operation, our food is simply delicious, full of flavour and passion. Our Kitchen brigade led by Head Chef Tom READ MORE...

Stonehouse Brewery Come visit us at Stonehouse Brewery! Our bar & shop are open 6 days a week for you to enjoy a drink and take away some beers. Our READ MORE...

Oswestry has been a market town since 1262! The indoor market offers a wonderful mix of stalls and places to eat and the outdoor market spreads down Bailey Street from READ MORE...

Oswestry Food and Drink Festival takes to the streets of Oswestry for 2 days in July. It’s free, fun and tasty. On Saturday the usual market stalls rub shoulders with READ MORE...