As the name suggest this is a vintage store, which despite only being small stocks a brilliant…read moreselection of home wares, kitchen ware, bags, jewellery & the odd item of jewellery, as well as range of traditional style local & hand crafted items. The array of stock is absolutely brilliant & a delight to browse, everything is beautifully presented & very reasonably priced.

Food was salty and tepid. Service was awful. I paid 242.00 and could not eat the food. The crab was…read morenot fresh and the lamb was tough and greasy. An unpleasant experience.

Great service…read more quintessential bread and and olives great beer selection traditional portrait art with rockers excellent beef Wellington

Absolutely great pub in Ironbridge, on the main drag, with good food, live music and a great…read moreatmosphere. We freuquently use this place for work outings because we can all afford to eat out and have a great night at the same time. I hear that it is closed for refurbishment in early 2009 but will be well worth a look when it re-opens. Food here has always been tasty, the do two menus, one of bar food etc and a more expensive one in the restaurant. Chillis, curries, lasagnes etc all taste home cooked rather than microwaved. Some nights live music or comedy makes for a lively, noisy crowd atmosphere.

This pub is a little out of the way, down a side road of the main A5 through Ketley but it is worth…read moreseeking out. It now houses Jenko's Mongolian Barbeque in a large, log cabin type building extended onto the main pub itself. I have eaten here with family and friends a couple of times and it is fantastic food, well cooked and tasty and good value for money. They cook your choice of meats, fish and vegetables to order in front of you with mongolian sauces and it is incredibly tasty. They also do brilliant sunday lunches and even deliver these which is proving very popular in the area and seems very innovative. A great place, check out their website.

Perfect pint of hoptwister if you're after real ale, especially during happy hour (5-6.30 daily)…read more The Mongolian is nice if you like that kind of thing, Sunday lunch is buffet style with z great selection and very good. For me, the highlight is the puddings.... After the hoptwister and Billie of course!

Decent food and a reasonable wine list at fairly cheap prices- which is what most British people…read moreseem to be looking for in a curry house (beer too, obviously). The staff were attentive, the onion bahjis were particularly good ones with a good dressing of super fresh salad, and all of our curries were good and not swimming in grease. One thing I wasn't super happy with was the food that had been flicked up the wall and not cleaned up, but it does still have a good hygiene rating and great food. Gets super busy, so worth booking.

Very nice food and not bad service. Gets very busy over Ironbridge Regatta weekend, best to book if…read moreyou're going as a group.

It's still very soho hipster circa 5 years ago, but its adorable and it works…read more I've been here a couple of times now, once to enjoy their fabulous pancakes, and once foe a drink and a little bit of toasted (and perfectly spiced, may I add) banana loaf- which is a definite game changer. The staff are lovely, and there's a small, yet still fairly extensive choice of cafe style breakfasts and baked goods. The last time I came was just before Christmas, and despite being a small space, still feels covid safe with massively doctoring the atmosphere, which definitely needs some kudos, as it can be a hard balance to get!

Great new coffee shop! Hipsters a plenty! lovely people, great food, superb atmosphere…read more Disappointed after ordering a veggie feta ciabatta sandwich to find out that when they toast it they are more than happy to add a meat one next to it Asking why I was then told that I should have requested it to be kept separate!! Very disappointed with this attitude

I heard about Bear Steps Art Gallery as a result of seeing the advertisement for an exhibition of a…read morelocal artist who I'm connected with on Face Book. Fancying a trip somewhere new for my day off, I decided to go along and visit Shrewsbury, catching her exhibition at the same time. The gallery is tucked away in an idyllic little courtyard, near to a church, and next to Bear Steps Cafe. It's in an old building situated over two stories with 3 open plan rooms and the reception area. It's full of character and is very light with a great feeling of space. The exhibition I was going to see took up a little over two thirds of the space, with another equally interesting exhibition upstairs in the furthest room. From the looks of their website, they have local exhibitions on all the time, so with free entry, it's worth popping along if you in the area and seeing what's currently on show.

We held our exhibition at Bear Steps Art Gallery last winter and despite the freeing conditions…read moreoutside the gallery was warm and cosy and really busy the whole time we were there. We are holding another exhibition this Spring and really look forward to welcoming more visitors. There is a cafe next door, so it's ideal for those wanting a spot of lunch or refreshments and a look around some original and local artists work. A lovely little secret that is easily missed but well worth seeking out!

When we got there we had a table reservation booked and it took 15 minutes for us to be seated but…read morethe food was very good. I had the salmon and prawn pappardelle. The seafood was fresh and delicious. My fellow diners had the lamb shoulder, fish and chips and the mushroom bourguignon and enjoyed their meals. The service and ambiance was good. We all also had ice cream for dessert

Absolutely fabulous Sunday Roast. Restaurant was booked but the bar area had plenty of seating and…read morethe service was excellent. Outside, a friendly worker helped us to find a convenient parking spot.