the Lowfield Inn
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Welcome to The Lowfield Inn!
REBUILT IN 2008 The NEW Lowfield Inn is a beautiful country pub and inn set in the heart of the Shropshire / Powys countryside in the small village of Marton. We pride ourselves on using locally sourced produce whenever possible and always have several of the best local ales on tap as well as the finest wines from all over the world.
OUR FOOD includes classic British dishes, the freshest fish, enormous pies, juicy cuts of meat, inventive puddings and we always have a good choice of vegetarian dishes. We serve our full menu ALL DAY, EVERY DAY from 12pm until 9.30pm
We aim to give you the best and friendliest service possible, the highest quality food and drink, but in a comfortable, affordable and relaxed environment.
We also have 4 en-suite bedrooms with beautiful views where you can relax after a hard day’s walking, fishing, working or shopping in nearby Shrewsbury! Tariffs are £60 single, £85 double or twin or £100 for our family room - all including an amazing full cooked breakfast.
We look forward to seeing you soon.
OUR SPECIAL OFFERS...........
We have a number of special deals to suit all budgets and occasions:
From Sunday to Thursday we offer 2 courses for £15.50 or 3 courses for £19.50 from a selection of dishes from our main menu!
We hold our happy hour(s) EVERY DAY from 5pm until 8pm when you can enjoy 40p off any pint!
We also have a LOYALTY CARD which is available to everyone - buy 12 drinks, get the next one FREE!
We have a number of special deals to suit all budgets and occasions:
From Sunday to Thursday we offer 2 courses for £15.50 or 3 courses for £19.50 from a selection of dishes from our main menu!
We hold our happy hour(s) EVERY DAY from 5pm until 8pm when you can enjoy 40p off any pint!
We also have a LOYALTY CARD which is available to everyone - buy 12 drinks, get the next one FREE!
Click to see our latest reviews at TRIPADVISOR
Accredited with a 4* 'Quality in Tourism' award!
Why not check out our sister pubs the Sun Inn, The Raven Inn or the Dog & Bull? Click below.......
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