Nice place for a reasonably priced lunch and a historic building to look around too. A lovely…read morehistoric station building to wander around and imagine people waiting for trains.

This is a great retail outlet though not huge (as it's actually inside the old listed station…read morebuilding) but there is still much to see and buy! There are lots of small rooms full of clothes (ladies and menswear), bags, jewellery and watches, crafts, Welsh goods and china. Upstairs is a restaurant which sells Costa coffees, snacks and meals. There is a car park directly outside. Worth a visit if you're passing.

Probably the best fish and chip shop in Wales! This place has won various awards for its food and i…read morecan say they are deserved. A family run chippy for umpteen years and it is THE place to stop if you are passing through the town on your way to or from the coast.

Extremely expensive £12 for pie and chips and fish cake and chips with 2 drinks. The chips…read moreundercooked and not the best quality potatoes.

This place is absolutely amazing!…read more We ordered two doner kababs and a pepperoni burger, and let me tell you that my kabab was everything that I'd ever dreamed it could be! I'm always hearing British comedians talking about street kababs and how the best ones are the ones you can get at one in the morning while stumbling home from a pub, drowned in so much garlic sauce that all of your clothes are permanently ruined from all of the grease. This place wasn't quite like that, but it was pretty much the best I'd ever had! They used a garlic mayo instead of a garlic sauce, so it adhered really well to the meat, and there was so much meat piled on top that I had to eat MOST of it before the pita was small enough to shove into my maw.

We tried Bistro 7 based on recommendations of friends. The restaurant is small but busy. The menu…read morechanges frequently so check the board for daily specials. The food was quite good. All of us had steaks which were quite good. The staff were friendly and welcoming. Bistro 7 is the best restaurant in Welshpool.

Hot madras. Lovely fresh naan bread. Good. Dessert was a pain in the neck. Had to ask for two…read morecoffees and a strawberry flute. When It came the coffee was not enough.

Very nice restaurant, clean and tasty Indian curry house. Worth a stop if in Welshpol.read more

A nice looking pub by the steam train station. They were serving a decent pint of Salopian…read moreShropshire Gold. Rev James was the other beer choice. Not a big fan of massive TVs in pubs, but using this one's high picture quality to show a fishy David Attenborough documentary was a better use than I generally encounter.

My favourite Indian in the world. Stunning food, helpful and friendly staff, I just cannot fault…read morethis wonderful restaurant. It is a pleasure to eat there and I look forward to my next visit soon.

Excellent little place, friendly service and the Lamb Dopiaza was superb. I reccomend it on that…read moredish alone!

It is with great sadness that I report the demise of Sunday Lunch at The…read more Checkers, a great institution, but sadly no longer, we went on the last day in early February and once again enjoyed a meal of great quality and value. Stéphane is an incredibly talented chef, his soufflés are truly amazing, his menu is always so interesting that you want to eat everything on it. Their wines are sensibly priced, for instance the New Zealand Mud House Sauvignon Blanc at £23 (how refreshing as many French led restaurants have an all French wine list), and the service led by Kathryn is friendly and efficient; no wonder that the place is such a huge success and wins plaudits all round.

An impressive castle ruin (free to visit) and well worth the climb up the hill from the town to get…read morethere! It was built in the 13th century to guard the border but has been a ruin since the 17th century. There are absolutely beautiful views of the surrounding countryside from up there, great for photography or just to sit and admire!