The Gorge alone has enough good pubs to fill a long weekend, and Southwater keeps the night going once the museums close.
Ironbridge's first micropub — an ever-changing line-up of hand pulls and a fridge stocked with small independent breweries. Dog-friendly, naturally.
Shropshire-brewed Hobsons ale and a beer garden that looks straight out over the River Severn.
Wharfage-side pub with a solid line-up of ales, a short walk from the Iron Bridge itself.
A classic Ironbridge local on Salthouse Road, the sort of pub that anchors a proper night out in the Gorge.
Riverside dining a short ferry-crossing's walk from Ironbridge, popular for a sit-down meal after a day at the museums.
Hearty British pub food in the town centre, built around locally sourced ingredients — steak and ale pie, fish and chips, and a roast worth the wait.
Breakfast, brunch and lunch built around live fire, with a themed dinner service every Thursday night — a five-minute stroll from Ironbridge high street.
A family-run spirits shop built on a love of gin, whisky and rum, tucked into the World Heritage Site itself.
Part cocktail bar, part entertainment venue — redefining what a night out in Southwater looks like.