January 2024 by Romer Hoseason
Wonderful beer. Excellent company. Pity it's such a long way from home. Closed for a couple of days until 4th JanuaryDietary restrictions: Gluten free and vegan beer is available here.
December 2023 by Roy Hannington
Excellent real ale pub. Always plenty of different ales available as well as alternative. Popular. Warm welcome from bar staff who know their beer.
December 2023 by Liz Honer
Really enjoyable pub to visit. Real ales and a range of ciders with knowledgeable staff. Very friendly people and a proper pub vibe. Good quiz nights too!
December 2023 by Mair Thomas
A lovely pub in town, dog friendly, lovely staff who know their beers, and superb live music!
December 2023 by Steven Mitchell
Superb real ale pub, friendly service and an excellent choice of beers.
October 2023 by Luis Gustavo Buriola
Fantastic selection of beers and gins.Very friendly people.
September 2023 by James Schroer
Ya just went for a pint. Everyone seemed nice and friendly.
August 2023 by Andrii Maksymov (d1ff)
Absolutely the best craft pub in Shropshire! Amazing choice of cask and keg ales
August 2023 by Katy Gulliver
Cracking hosts, dog friendly, interesting beer options. I shall be back :)
August 2023 by king oscar2011
Only stopped for 1 drink. Staff friendly. Not a modern pub but homely.
July 2023 by Oliver
My favourite pub in the region. Superb selection of very high quality craft beers on keg and cask. Extremely knowledgeable staff, dog friendly and a very good bottle/can fridge for takeouts. Lovely salami too. Just a perfect pub!
July 2023 by langsense
It is a lovely pub with a great deal of choice of real ale or craft beers plus spirits galore. Plus a lovely lager. The owners are very knowledgeable about what they serve and they and their staff are very friendly and welcoming. I always feel comfortable there.
July 2023 by martin lees
Great friendly pub. Superb ales and very welcoming to dogs.
June 2023 by Emma Clarke
Great pub. Great beer. Great staff. Great owners.
June 2023 by Tyke23
My disabled wife and I visited The Bailey Head in Oswestry for the first time on a sunny Saturday 17th June 2023. Note The Bailey Head no longer serves food , so it is a pub not a restaurant, but a note on its website states they will allow customers to bring in their own food . It took a little bit of hunting down as it is in a pedestrianised area in the centre of Oswestry. We were able to park wthin easy walking distance down from the pay and display car park, free after six o'clock at night, behind the Market Hall . The Bailey Head has six outdoor bench type tables under sun umbrellas in front of the establishment with the entrance at the centre of the building. The Bailey Head is the local area Camra ( Campaign for Real Ale) pub of the year and we were both very impressed with the quality , range and taste of the beers on offer. We had a lovely drink of Black Iris Myld Stallyns ( a dark mild) in beautiful condition costing £3.90 . The pub is comfortable with a large L shaped space wrapped around the bar but divided in smaller zones by interior beams . The team behind the bar were very friendly and informative and we soon we chatting with another customer . My wife , who uses a wheeled walking aid found access around the building to be very easy and the seating was very comfortable . The electronic beer list can be viewed on screens in the pub and can be seen on the Untapped website . Do be aware that some of the draught ales are Key Keg but they do have a wide range of handpulled real ales . A great real ale hostelry- highly recommended- looking forward to revisiting!
