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Lime Kiln, The

The Lime Kiln is a re-invention of the very successful French restaurant formerly run by Ian and Jane Whyte in Brighton; it was taken over by John and Chris Hanby in 2004. The lines have been loosened and the Gallic format which prevailed is now relaxed and easy-going, more suited perhaps to the clientele, though boules in the beer garden feature strongly and children are positively welcomed.

  • Address: Porth-y-Waen, Oswestry , SY10 8LX (Map)
  • Cuisine(s): British, International
  • Avg. Cost Per Head Lunch: N/A, Dinner: N/A

Navigation Inn & Warehouse Restaurant

  • Address: Maesbury Marsh, Oswestry, SY10 8JB (Map)
  • Cuisine(s): British, French
  • Avg. Cost Per Head Lunch: £22.00, Dinner: £32.00

Restaurant at Pen-y-Dyffryn Hotel

Former Georgian Rectory, built of local stone and set high in the Shropshire Hills, just outside Oswestry. Unstuffy atmosphere, fabulous views all around. Roaring log fires, one even in the restaurant.

  • Address: Rhydycroesau, Oswestry, SY10 7JD (Map)
  • Cuisine(s): British, International
  • Avg. Cost Per Head Lunch: N/A, Dinner: £36.00

Sebastians Restaurant

Sebastian's is my kind of eating place; it is cosy and relaxing without being twee. The food is prepared and presented with loving care, succeeding in achieving a totally genuine French feel, and the service is caring but not overwhelming.

  • Address: 45 Willow Street, Oswestry, SY11 1AQ (Map)
  • Cuisine(s): French
  • Avg. Cost Per Head Lunch: N/A, Dinner: £42.00

Walls, The

In 1841 Thomas Penson built Walls as a school for the young of Oswestry. Following a brilliant conversion in 1993 his work lives on, now offering entertainment and good food for, shall we say, people of all ages.

  • Address: Welsh Walls, Oswestry, SY11 1AW (Map)
  • Cuisine(s): Modern British
  • Avg. Cost Per Head Lunch: £20.00, Dinner: £29.00

Wynnstay Restaurant, The

A former coaching inn, renovated to high standards of comfort with a period decorated Georgian restaurant at its heart, the Wynnstay is also distinguished for its magnificent bowling green. An eclectic mix of dishes is offered which, though British based have more than a hint of Mediterranean or modern Italian about them.

  • Address: Best Western Wynnstay Hotel, Church Street, Oswestry, SY11 2SZ (Map)
  • Cuisine(s): European
  • Avg. Cost Per Head Lunch: £20.00, Dinner: £36.00

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The meal we had was delicious and the service first class. This place had a very relaxed atmosphere with polite and frie
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