The Plough Inn — Restaurant in England

NEW OWNERS and wow they've really improved this place massively !!! If you're looking for a place where you can truly feel at home while belting out your favorite tunes, look no further than The Plough Inn Wellington. This karaoke pub is more than just a spot to grab a drink and sing; it's a tight-knit community where everyone is welcomed with open arms. ☺️ From the moment you walk in, the friendly staff and warm atmosphere make you feel like part of the family. The song selections are fantastic,🎤😍 catering to all musical tastes, and the sound system is top-notch 👌🏻, ensuring you sound your best 😃. Whether you're a seasoned performer or a first-timer, The Plough Inn is the perfect place to let loose and have a great time. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a fun and welcoming karaoke experience or just a nice drink 🍻🍷🥂🥃 with friends or family or even on your own 🤷🏻‍♂️ shout out to all the staff who make this place a safe, happy and fun environment...

Quite possibly the best pub in Telford. A great local with a traditional feel. A fantastic selection of drinks and bar snacks. Regular entertainment and themed nights. Friendly welcoming staff and competitive prices. This recently refurbished establishment is family and dog friendly with a lovely outdoor area, a definite sun trap! They can cater for special occasions and put on a fantastic spread of food for a recent event I attended personally. The pub has a history of military and charity events which are still embraced by the new owners with many regulars that are ex forces. Known locally for their Karaoke nights, they also welcome local singers throughout the year. Follow them on Facebook for up to date goings on as well as...

Christmas eve drinks time and decided to call here, having not been in for a couple of years and now under new management. It was great to see that the place had been decorated from top to bottom, it was getting very tired. Service was OK, if a little unenthusiastic but the door security was totally unnecessary based on the few people who were actually in the pub. Now for the important thing- the beer- 3 ales on the bar, including one of my favourites, salopian Shropshire gold, it was not good- undertones of sour milk springs to mind. So it was 1 pint (half of which was left on the table) and back down to the pheasant for some quality ale. I doubt that I will bother...