All Food and Drink in United Kingdom

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 [...]

Our Café in the middle of the bookshop is open 7 days a week: 9am-5pm weekdays, 10-5pm Saturdays, 10-4pm Sundays. (Opening hours are the same as the bookshop). Thinking of bringing a group of 10 or more? Please call us ahead to book, 01547 530744 Even if you don’t like Read more [...]

The Sun Inn is a beautiful 15th Century pub in the heart of the historic town of Clun, South Shropshire. A grade two listed building, the Inn is of cruck construction with a wealth of exposed oak beams and original charm. We serve at least three traditional real ales, as Read more [...]

One of the first, and Shropshire’s biggest, Farmers Markets. Established in 2000 the market runs on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month and goes from strength to strength. In addition there is now a shop and cafe stocking local produce and providing a lovely cream tea, lunchtime soup Read more [...]

Kerry Vale Vineyard is a small, family run, English vineyard situated on the Welsh / English border of rural Shropshire. Planted in 2010 and covering six acres of farmland, on what was the Roman Fort of Pentrheyling, the vineyard resides at the eastern tip of the Vale of Kerry – an 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 [...]

Situated within the relaxing and beautiful surroundings of the Millichope Walled Garden at Wildgoose Nursery and Gardens,  the tearoom provides visitors with magnificent views of the gardens set against the backdrop of the Shropshire Hills. The tearoom opened in 2016 in a purpose built timber frame building designed to complement Read more [...]

Jemima’s Kitchen at Victoria House Cafe and tea rooms Named after the owner’s Scottish mother, Ina, the food at Jemima’s Kitchen represents the type of home-cooking for which Ina was renowned.  What’s not baked on the premises is sourced from local suppliers with the same ethos – fresh, quality, local Read more [...]

Cafe Our cafe is now open Tuesday to Saturday, from 8am to 3pm and is the perfect central Ludlow spot to relax and enjoy a bit of quality time. We can offer meals or just a spot of tea and cake, depending on your mood. Whether you want to eat Read more [...]

The Bog Visitor Centre, in the shadow of the Stiperstones in Shropshire, is a gas-lit Victorian former school which is one of the few remaining buildings of a lost lead and barytes mining village. New for 2018 is the installation of an aerial ropeway trestle first installed in 1918 to 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.

Ludlow Farmshop A farm shop like no other and winner of Farm Shop and Deli Award Food Hall of the Year 2016, is situated on the fringes of the Earl of Plymouth’s 8,000 acre Estate.  It is located on the A49, two miles north of Ludlow. Ludlow Farmshop sources 80% of its products Read more [...]

The Coach House is a restaurant with rooms in the sleepy hamlet of Norbury with 2 AA rosettes for culinary excellence. Situated deep in the Shropshire Hills AONB, between the Stiperstones and the Long Mynd our village is tucked away in a beautiful corner of Shropshire. Harry Bullock is a local lad who Read more [...]

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 [...]

Opened in March 2013, Ludlow Kitchen  is the most exciting new cafe and restaurant in the region.  Located at the Ludlow Food Centre in Bromfield (2 miles north of Ludlow) on the Earl of Plymouth’s Estate, it can serve 140 people inside and a further 80 outside. The menu reflects Read more [...]

There can’t be many views to rival the one from the 3 AA Rosette restaurant at Fishmore Hall. Through large  windows in the recently added orangery, or from the terrace on warm days, you can look out over lush green fields towards Clee Hill and the Shropshire landscape. And inside, 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 [...]

Head Chef Karl Martin has joined the team. He has created a tasting menu that changes every day and is served Tuesday to Saturday nights. Please contact us for this week’s menu. The dining room is in its pomp when set out for a party of eighteen, but it is Read more [...]

Built in the 19th century and standing in its own extensive grounds, the Cliffe has a large car park. There are also patio and lawned areas where guests can relax. It has nine bedrooms with en-suite facilities. Single, double, twin and family rooms are available; all equipped with colour televisions, 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 [...]

The Clive Bar & Restaurant with Rooms is renowned for superb modern British cuisine, complimented by quality en suite bedrooms situated in contemporary conversions of period outbuildings. The establishment has been awarded two AA rosettes as well as entries in Visit Britain, the Good Food Guide and the Michelin Guide. 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 [...]