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!
A 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 DetailsWe are the perfect location to explore Ludlow and the surrounding countryside, are based on a site with plenty to do even when you just step outside and we have free parking to boot! You have options galore for dining and accommodation so read on and get ready to book! Time for a break We […]
View DetailsWild Shropshire Restaurant serves a multi-course tasting menu based solely on what is available locally at that time, whether that be from the allotment, what can be foraged, farmed or produced by some of the amazing artisans we have. Wild Shropshire is a true reflection of the food and flavours of this county.
View DetailsSet in an 18th-century farmhouse with views across the Shropshire countryside, Old Downton Lodge is just 15 minutes’ drive from Ludlow’s historic town centre and castle. With a beautiful flower-filled courtyard, this guest accommodation offers rooms with wooden beams and flagstone floors. A private modern bathroom with a selection of toiletries is included in each […]
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 Loopy Shrew is a family run Restaurant & Bar with Boutique Rooms in the Heart of Shrewsbury Town Centre called ‘The Town of Flower. Located in a quiet backwater of the town with its black and white Tudor buildings and higgledy piggildy streets with names you want to say out loud, a river that […]
View DetailsThe boathouse bar and grill The interiors of this back and white Tudor inn are intimate, a set of small adjoining rooms with wood deck floors and scrubbed oak tables gives the impression of being on a boat sailing down the Severn. The elevated situation above the river captures the reflected light from the flowing […]
View DetailsLuxury Hotel • The Saloon Restaurant • Hill’s Kitchen • Afternoon Tea • Staycations & Retreats • Gym & Spa • Meeting & Events Spaces Nestled within the hills of the rolling Shropshire countryside, you will find the magnificent Grade | listed estate of Hawkstone Hall & Gardens. With ceilings gilded in gold, sweeping staircases, […]
View Details3 Star AA rating Hotel with 59 en-suite bedrooms, Bar & Lounge Menu available daily. Two large function rooms including the iconic Adams Ballroom. The jewel in Shropshire’s crown, Shrewsbury is packed with fascinating history – and at the centre of that is the Lion Hotel, having served the county for over 400 years with […]
View DetailsThe Cross Keys is a stunning 14th century pub in the unspoilt village of Kinnerley. This hidden treasure has been lovingly restored by the local community. Serving beautifully prepared seasonal fare served alongside delicious Shropshire pub classics. Offering real ales from local breweries and a interesting winelist, many available by the glass. On a chilly […]
View DetailsSuperb Shropshire Food in a real Country Local, restored and now owned by the Community The Pheasant is a stunning Shropshire dining pub with rooms which dates back to the 18th century. Closed for almost 9 years, this quintessential country inn is now open again and welcoming villagers and visitors from far and wide. The […]
View DetailsLocated in the market town of Whitchurch, Shropshire, Docket No.33 offers a Tasting Menu by Stuart Collins focusing on the best local and seasonal produce sourced from Shropshire, Cheshire & the Welsh Borders. The menu changes frequently, along with the availability of the freshest ingredients and is carefully designed to flow from one course to […]
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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