All Pubs and Inns

The Plough Inn was established in 1774 and remains on the same spot today. The Woods brewery started here, and is now in a modern adjoining building, so beer miles are kept to a minimum! The Plough is a typical country pub where you can hang out and have a Read more [...]

Situated in the lovely village of Little Stretton 12 miles south of Shrewsbury, The Ragleth Inn is set in beautiful countryside a quarter of a mile off the A49. Dating back to 1663, the Ragleth Inn offers all you expect from an English Country Inn. The village is just south Read more [...]

The Shropshire Hills know few rivals in England as a destination for lovers of fine food and drink. Ludlow occupies an important place in the history of the slow food movement and remains a town celebrated for its many independent food shops.

The Talbot Hotel is situated on the main street of the charming small town of Cleobury Mortimer, and is midway between the historic towns of Bewdley and Ludlow on the A4117. Sitting on the borders of Shropshire & Worcestershire Cleobury Mortimer is the gateway to Shropshire. It offers tantalising scenery Read more [...]

If you are looking for a country pub in Shropshire, The Bridges is great place to visit. Situated at the foot of the Longmynd and the Stiperstones at the intersection of two rivers The Bridges is hard to beat for an idyllic location. We are open from 9.30 am until 11 Read more [...]

South Shropshire has a long history of culinary excellence. Ludlow is just down the road, and for a while boasted more Michelin starred restaurants than London itself. We don’t do Michelin at The Castle, but we certainly use many of the same local suppliers. We’re spoilt for them actually. What Read more [...]

Situated in the heart of the small country market town of Church Stretton, The Bucks Head is adjacent to the town car park and on the doorstep of local shops and services. The Bucks Head bar opens at 11:00 a.m. and is open until midnight Sunday – Thursday and until Read more [...]

Extensively refurbished riverside hotel by River Teme. Restaurant, function room and rooftop terrace with panoramic views.

A characterful, friendly and comfortable Inn situated in the old market square at the centre of Clun. Ideal for walkers, cyclists and those just wanting a relaxing break in this peaceful area. The pub is a previous winner of local CAMRA pub of the year, and we are well known Read more [...]

7th Century historic country inn. Comfortable en-suite rooms, award winning meals from local produce, traditional beers. Ideal location for exploring the Shropshire countryside. It is a Grade II listed Tudor Inn – it was once a “Hundred House” where the courts of latter day passed their judgement. With many of Read more [...]