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Oswestry is a Shropshire town close to Wales, and has seen centuries of travellers passing between Wales and England. Perhaps as a result, Oswestry is famed for it’s succession of fine pubs and inns. Of these, few can boast the level of service and hospitality of the Queen's Head.
The pleasant country inn environment and ambience of the Queen's Head is matched by an attention to culinary detail in the restaurant, and welcoming atmosphere in the bar. The Queen's Head is perfect for any visit to the town or stopover for those travelling further afield in Shropshire or Wales.
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Oswestry is a notable market town, with over 8 centuries of agricultural history passing through the once weekly market in the town centre. Local farms still produce the finest produce, which is used to create some excellent dishes in the Queen's Head Restaurant.
Welsh lamb is always a favourite, as is the homemade steak and mushroom pie, and beer battered fish. Aged wooden floors and classic country inn style add to the dining ambience and the food is wholesome, traditional inn fayre of the highest quality.
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Those looking to experience a classic country pub are not to be disappointed either.
With the number and quality of pubs in Oswestry, pub culture plays a significant role in the leisure activities in the area and the Queen's Head can compete with the very best.
A selection of real ales, as befits such an authentic country pub, are available as are a comprehensive array of continental and domestic draught and bottled beers.
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Enjoy a drink and a chat in the bar or soak up the best of the summer sunshine in the outdoor seating area.
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