The Boathouse

Linked to the town centre by the 1923-built Porthill suspension footbridge, this Tudor-style inn on the banks of the Severn has a glorious beer garden with umbrella-shaded tables and a decked terrace overlooking...

Elegantly stitched into the very quilt of the United Kingdom, the idyllic counties of Shropshire and Staffordshire possess a rich fabric of culinary heritage that gently hums to the rhythm of their pastoral heartbeats. Here, in the charming bosom of the Midlands, one comes to appreciate the landscape's bountiful contributions to the British palate. Shropshire, artfully balancing on the English-Welsh border, has nurtured a tradition of hearty, rustic cuisine, nestled in a spectral aura of castles and medieval market towns.

The Boathouse is Shrewsbury’s famous ‘go to’ riverside hangout for a drink with a view - watch the rowers glide past under the scenic Porthill Bridge and enjoy a view across over The Quarry, Shrewsburys’ beautiful town centre park. It’s an unbeatable spot for a gin cocktail with the girls, quick pint after work - or dinner al fresco. There are larger tables for groups, or more intimate tables for two, right along the river edge and often live music on Saturdays too.

The family behind Anglesey’s The Boathouse have been serving tasty seafood lunches for 50 years, and their fish pie is one of the best anywhere in the UK. With sea views from their dog-friendly terrace, here you’ll find all the ingredients you need for a stunning seaside staycation. With wide open, dog friendly beaches, nature reserves and adventures at sea available, both you and your four-legged friend will be sure to work up an appetite.

Overlooking the River Severn, The Boathouse is one of Shrewsbury’s most pleasant feasting spots. This charming eatery serves an assortment of advanced European dishes, with an accentuation on new, regular fixings. It’s the idealisation put for getting a charge out of a lackadaisical feast whereas taking in the dazzling stream sees, making it a prevalent choice for lunch or supper in hotter months.

The place for a bite to eat after a waterside stroll, The Boathouse sits on the banks of the Severn as it curves around The Quarry. Arrive early to grab a table with a view on the riverside terrace, or a spot by the fireside on colder evenings. The Boathouse is about as ‘English’ as a pub can get with its black-and-white timber frame, characterful history and location next to the Porthill Bridge.

The Boathouse in Wrexham has no menu available, but can choose from many other options such as Pepsi Max (500ml) or Pepsi (500ml) from Pizza Hut. Frankie & Benny's offers many options including Brooklyn Special Effects and Goose Island 312 Urban Wheat Ale. Kfc includes a wide range like Streetwise Sundae Toffee, Velvety ice cream drizzled in toffee sauce will leave your sweet tooth satisfied.

The Boathouse is one of Shrewsbury’s most popular historic pubs, and it’s not hard to see why at all. The pub’s beautiful location on the banks of the River Severn allows it to offer spectacular views of the surrounding area, which provides a stunning backdrop for afternoon drinks in the sunshine!. It’s got great food and even better drinks, and the best part is, it’s affordable!

Dan Smith from the Mytton & Mermaid said: "My perfect menu is wild mushrooms with sage and onion on soda bread toast followed by proper moist turkey and braised pork belly, roast potatoes, sweet potato mash, sautéed shredded sprouts with smoked bacon and thick turkey gravy and honey roast parsnips. Dessert has to be Christmas pudding and nan style custard.

For a peaceful riverside setting, try The Boathouse, acclaimed for its welcoming atmosphere. The Golden Cross provides a budget-friendly and atmospheric experience in a 15th-century inn. The Kings Arms delights with its cosy charm and affordable options, while The Old Bell in Shrewsbury serves meticulously prepared treats.

The boathouse bar and grill The interiors of this back and white Tudor inn are intimate, a set of small adjoining rooms with wood deck floors and scrubbed oak tables gives the impression of being on a boat sailing down the Severn. The elevated situation above the river captures the reflected light from the flowing […]

The Boat House, set by the River Severn, is known for its extensive outdoor seating and beautiful views, making it a favourite for dog owners looking to enjoy a riverside pint with their four-legged friends. The Loggerheads is also a popular spot for dog owners in Shrewsbury’s town centre.

Really enjoyed our meals freshly cooked and to a high standard. Gluten free options. Service was OK but had to wait to order dessert whilst a table of 8 paid individually- by which time we decides to just ask for the bill which again took longer than expected.

Located along the river, The Boathouse offers a historic dining experience with a modern twist. Enjoy a delightful menu featuring locally sourced ingredients while soaking in the picturesque views. This pub is perfect for a casual lunch or a special dinner.

You’ll find all the popular restaurant brands like Zizzi, Loch Fyne and many others, but you can also immerse yourself in the town by trying one of the fantastic independent restaurants, including The Armoury, The Boathouse, Panacea and many more.

For more information about using the open water at the Mere, please email: michael.simms@shropshire.gov.uk For information about our office location, access to site and boating restricted areas on the Mere please click on Ellesmere boating map

A large upmarket pub on the banks of the River Severn, with a superb view of the river and Quary park from the beer garden. Up to six cask ales available with a mix of national and local breweries.

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the Boat is in town and is lovely if the weather is nice, Frank Bar is also meant to be very good.