Shropshire has a well-deserved foodie reputation. This has a lot to do with our agricultural heritage. Shropshire and the Welsh Marches have so much delicious meat, dairy and produce within easy reach, Shropshire restaurant chefs cannot help but be inspired. Ludlow, home of the country’s first food festival, is renowned for its collection of fine restaurants. The strikingly beautiful Shropshire market town with its ruined castle is a foodie’s dream destination. Throughout Shropshire you’ll find bright, ambitious chefs creating adventurous food with the produce of our region. Foraging has caught on in recent years. The growing demand for plant-based cooking means vegetarian and vegan diners in Shropshire have never had so much delicious choice. For a luxurious dining experience, book a night in one of Shropshire’s restaurant with rooms. Eat yourself happy and simply climb the stairs to sleep it off, ready for a full Shropshire breakfast the next morning. Are you hungry yet? It’s time to book a table in a Shropshire restaurant!
We are a small family-run restaurant serving traditional Greek/Cypriot food. Debbie had spent 30 years in Cyprus, raising a family and running her own business. Learning and integrating into the culture and family lifestyle. Elena her daughter grew up in Cyprus and is a great lover of traditional, home-cooked food. Nothing beats grandmas kitchen. Our […]
View DetailsBeautiful lakeside cafe set in 47 acres of grounds. Serving delicious breakfasts, lunches and afternoon teas seven days a week. Take in the stunning views as you walk around the lake or let the children play on the playground as you relax by the waters edge. Alderford Lake offers wild swimming, canoeing, paddleboarding, kayaking and […]
View DetailsAccommodation, Wedding & Events Venue in Shifnal, rural Shropshire One of Shropshire’s best loved hotels, situated just 10 minutes from Telford, Haughton Hall Hotel and Leisure Club offers relaxing, stylish accommodation; a fully equipped Leisure Club; an elegant hotel restaurant and first class conference and banqueting facilities. Combined with it’s spectacular setting in 35 acres […]
View DetailsIscoyd is surrounded by 18th Century Parkland and stunning gardens overlooking the boarders of North Wales, Shropshire and Cheshire. Though Iscoyd is large enough to hold 160 people for a wedding reception and has recently been restored to award wining acclaim, it still retains the character, history and welcoming warmth of the family home it […]
View DetailsA modern coaching inn, with proper food, great wine and a friendly, comfortable atmosphere… the kind of place we enjoy ourselves! Whether you are looking for coffee, lunch, dinner, drinks, for a celebration or somewhere to lay your head join us in the picturesque village of Upton Magna, just a few miles from Shrewsbury.
View DetailsThe Plough Inn was established in 1774 and remains on the same spot today. It is a typical country pub where you can hang out and have a pint, grab a bite to eat or watch sports on TV. Wood’s is proud to produce a range of traditionally brewed beers to appeal to a wide […]
View DetailsA unique combination of historic quality and contemporary design makes this AA three-star hotel the perfect destination for an evening out or a longer stay – whether to unwind after a day of busy meetings, or to while away a relaxing weekend in Shropshire’s most beautiful county town.
View DetailsSet in the Shropshire countryside and nestled within 400 acres of beautiful scenery, Hawkstone Park is a modern and stylish hotel perfect for golf, family breaks, conferences, weddings, and social events. Surrounded by the famous tourist attraction The Follies in the English Heritage Grade 1 Listed landscape, your time with us will be an incredible […]
View DetailsBursting with some of the liveliest, most entertaining performances from local, national and international touring artists, there’s always something special to appeal to culture vultures of all ages at the Ludlow Fringe Festival. Taking place annually in the beautiful, medieval, market town of Ludlow in South Shropshire, it has grown to become one of the […]
View DetailsOften described as a “gem in Shrewsbury’s crown”, the town’s national award-winning Market Hall is well worth a visit for its vibrant blend of delicious street food, unique cafes, boutique stalls, arts and crafts, fresh local produce and much more. There’s even an artisan gin bar well stocked with more than 100 craft gins. Spy […]
View DetailsThe Feathers Hotel is a stunning facility, packed with history, charm and culture and can be found nestled away in the picturesque market town of Ludlow. Originally built in 1619, our Grade I listed, half-timbered hotel has recently undergone a huge £2.5m makeover but has, without doubt, retained all of its personality and iconic features. […]
View DetailsThe Pound at Leebotwood is a 15th century thatched country pub and restaurant, situated in the heart of rural picturesque Shropshire countryside. Our menu offers dishes created from fresh local ingredients within a 30-mile radius where possible. We offer a classic Sunday lunch menu every week, always serving three roasts along with elements of our […]
View DetailsOur family-run pub is a 16th-century Coaching Inn evidence of which can be seen as you walk around the building. We welcome you through the same doors that the horses would have come through to access the stables in our courtyard. We are perfectly located right in the middle of Shropshire’s “mini Lake District” where […]
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