Reviews in Oswestry

3.0

Clive

Lovely grand old hotel right in the heart of Oswestry. An old 17th century coaching in. We used it as a base to explore the area and the pool/spa was perfect for my son. We had a great spacious room above the spa.

3.5

Bad Bob

Its the best casual dining option in Oswestry. Good simple Italian food that is kid friendly. We enjoyed our pizzas and my Chianti by the glass was very pleasant.

This is a beautiful special and party events venue right in the heart of Oswestry.There is plenty of parking just paces from the entrance. Once inside you are treated to a breathtaking re-fit that could be from a film set.Fabulous gold studded walls are one of the main features together with a beautiful chandelier that shows off a stunning marquee type ceiling.The furnishings are again mainly in a gold studded material with 3 booths that are again tastefully done.With so many function type rooms on offer that in the main have to be dressed to bring them to life the atmosphere has already been created at The Carriages for you. Book it. You'll like it!.

Thank you for smashing steaks again so succulent where do you get them from. We will see you next week .DH

We went to Royal Oak on Monday evening. Lovely sirloin steaks lovely staff We will be going again soon.

Ate at Brooks last night and was very disappointed with the food and the service. prices are sky high average food and two members of our party were feeling ill in the everning. We will not be going back there again and the evening was a disaster

We had a fantastic meal here, very friendly staff in a great setting. Well prepared and presented food. Delicious! Wish we lived closer to visit more regularly.

Excellent food and service! A great spot right by the canal.

I stayed at the hotel last month found the hotel very nice indeed. the food was good and well presented. I would recommend the hotel to anyone who likes a quiet village location, lovely views and places to visit.

Took mum for Mothers day special lunch on Sunday. No-one to greet us in the bar when we arrived. The Barman was missing. When he did come through to our side of the bar we requested soft drinks for the ladies which were poured into huge, ugly "near pint" glasses ( not nice and not necessary for middle aged ladies!) also we were going to request no ice in the soft drinks but were not given the option as the ice was put into the drinks without asking us!. Quite trivial I know but very annoying when dining at an establishment for the first time. We decided to say nothing. Starter - We chose the "Classic Prawn Cocktail". Generous with the prawns, stingy with the lettuce and the sauce was very very bland. One was eating but not enjoying as it was so boring. May I respectfully request that the chef finds another recipe for the cocktail sauce as the one served does not work! Ask anyone from the seventies what a "Classic Prawn Cocktail" should taste like. I'm afraid what we were served was a glass of prawns with 4 shards of lettuce, covered with mayonnaise that had just enough red put into it as to make it dark mayonnaise instead of the punchy, zingy, tangy marie rose sauce that makes a classic Prawn Cocktail. That is what we were all looking forward to and sorry but did not get. Very disappointed with the starter. Main Course - All chose the Shropshire Beef with Yorkshire Pudding. Could not fault the well presented, scrumptious, beautifully tender, melt-in-the mouth Shropshire Beef with the most perfect yorkshire pudding. Yummee! but what on earth happened to the vegetables? After fetching the Roast Beef, Yorkshire pud, Roast potatoes and gravy already plated, we made room on the table for the much anticipated dishes of fresh vegetables which would accompany this gorgeous meal. We were each guessing what fresh vegetables would it be, Cauliflower? Broccolli? Spring Greens? and of course there would be carrot batons or maybe mixed carrots and baby peas? OH DEAR! what came to the table was one small insignificant flat dish with some concoction that once upon a time resembled carrots and swede but this terrible twosome had been so overcooked and mixed together, it was laughable except we were too stunned to laugh! to make matters worse this dish looked as though it had been put into some oven and reheated. YUK. Where were the locally grown green vegetables? where were any vegetables? what was served up to accompany what was otherwise a great main course was an incredibly bad excuse for vegetables that even the most novice public house eaterie would never dream of serving to its customers. Very disappointing. Dessert - Chose the Lime Cheesecake with Raspberry Coolee. Yummee! Beautifully presented, delicious. No complaints at all. Staff - Polite, attentive but not intrusive, Mine Host charming. Atmosphere - Lovely, warm, cosy, inviting,. Overall apart from Starter and vegetables, the group was pleased with lunch at the Navigation. I do hope the managment are not too offended by our comments but are taking notice of them. We eat out several times a month so feel justified in being unqualified food critics. If management take notice then five people will tell another fifty people just how great the food is at the Navigation. Criticism though can put off hundreds of others. You will be pleased to know though that we all agreed that we would visit the Navigation again for a meal and would recommend to friends.

visited this restaurant many a times, staff very friendly, food amazing, child friendly and you can also take your own beverages. easy parking access outside restaurant. average spend per couple £16-£20

food was amazing, staff especially fantastic-really friendly and helpful. A lovely place, including an eccentric barman and his rather eclectic range of music! Would recommend it to anyone.