Mytton & Mermaid - Menu

limited menu and they didn't have any more choice. sullen waitress. second rate to a high time they were. I wouldn't go back.

Great service Staff very helpful withy husbands allergies as he is celiac.they adapted and prepared all food in a separate area, this means su h alot to us. The staff very knowledgeable.

excellent eating, appetizers were just the right size, mains were on the big size, but well cooked and well presented service was great and quite sppedy as well as prices were reasonably completely recommended

cheap brot, thick double boiled with hard speck on the club sandwich. massive thick lumps ham and burnt chips on the sink and chips. long-term ignored by the employees. in fairness, the main courses were deducted after complaining from the bill, but at this time our lunch was completely ruined.

Really lovely lunch, with excellent, friendly service. Such a charming, characterful place to enjoy a meal with friends. Shame it has been sold to a chain and closing for 12 months. It's individuality, character and position on the river are what makes it so special. Wishing all staff well for the future.

the service was very good, but eating was not visited with earlier. the menu choice was not particularly stimulating, and my father commented that his steak was pretty hard and dry. Unfortunately, our little party was sitting by three right next to a big party that was rather rough - no critique on them, but a quiet spot would have been appreciated.

We had Sunday lunch and couldn't resist the 3 roast option! The service was friendly and efficient. There was a wedding in the next room the folding doors were closed to give privacy to all. There was obviously therefore some noise but we still enjoyed our lunch. Our server, Kirstie, was very helpful and kind, especially to our four year old granddaughter, who also had a good choice of options. We always enjoy going to the Mytton and Mermaid and this time was no exception.

The location was ideal just beside the River Severn. Opposite a National Trust site Attingham Park. The dining area was spacious and had a nice feeling. The food was very good, however I would prefer my food served on plates, for example the starter was served on a slate tile, the rest of the servings were on plates? The Chips although very good were served in a metal miniature pail just put them onto the plate please. The STEAK was Excellent and cooked to Perfection. The other moan I have is the menus were photocopied papers rather than in folders. However I would definitely book again as the quality of Service and Food was very good and at a reasonable price. I would also reccommend it to...

I understand that the premises are due for a refurb which is a positive. We arrived at where we assumed the meet and greet was to be ignored initially. Service wasn’t great to be honest. No friendly banter. Menu was just about ok for choice and value but childrens menu really needs more thought! We were seated at around 5pm in relative quiet by 5:30 pm there were a lot more diners but the bar area was filling rapidly and soon folk spilled outside. Noise levels became a problem in my view. A trip to the toilet became impossible as drinkers didn’t want to move aside. It was easier to make the return trip via another outside route. Would I return? Perhaps after the refurb. Location ideal after...