Hundred House Inn in Shropshire

Walked in on a rainy Sunday , hadn’t booked but they accommodated us (unlike another pub in Clun) very friendly and welcoming staff. Sunday lunch offered a 1/2/3 course option with a good menu choice. The food was very tasty and presented well , exceptional value for money in a really nice setting

Absolutely fantastic Sunday roast on the 25th August! Really friendly staff who couldn’t do enough for us. A little old pub that could do with an update but the food was perfection. Was so shocked to see it so empty. Make sure you pay a visit as they definitely have a quality chef hidden in that kitchen.

Had fab evening in this very Old very local pub. From moment you enter the staff really friendly. Yes it’s very old, probably needs some money spent on it but that aside it’s actually great, nothing pretentious, nothing showy an honest place, very very rare. We had very good food, I had lovely Curry and hubby had a fantastic steak sandwich with best chips he,s eaten. Good range drinks and brought to our table. That evening was Open Mike night for obviously local people who all seemed to know each other but were so friendly to likes of us, outsiders…Music was great, a lot of talent there and so relaxed and friendly, one of the best evenings for ages. Please frequent this Pub, it’s a true local, does a lots for Charities and and a real Hub of the Community. We really wish them nothing but good things.

Booked for their monthly pop up Thai night. Partner and I shared all three starters as we couldn’t decide between them! The chicken and coconut soup was fresh, with melt in the mouth chicken and veg. The mixed starter consisting of spring rolls, sweetcorn cakes and chicken satay was just amazing and the Laab Gai (minced chicken salad) was one of the most delicious foods I have ever eaten! We then had sweet & sour pork and red chicken curry for mains and we ate the LOT! Every mouthful was superb! I’m not usually a pudding eater but I opted for the grilled pineapple and my partner had “Chef Special banana fritters”, both served with ice cream and both absolutely fabulous!! The price was incredibly reasonable and they also offered a bottle of wine for the table at only £10.00! Kelly and Keira were wonderful hosts , chatty and friendly and really made us feel at home and hats off to the Chef and kitchen staff for delivering such delicious fresh meals. 10 stars!!!! We will definitely be returning and wish they did this every week!!

We were staying in the area. We went on a Friday, which is usually 'open mic' night and the performers were very good. The staff were friendly, with some good local beers. The menu was standard fare cooked and served well. The decor is 'classic' UK pub. There is also a good sized pub garden and parking.

Having stumbled across this place we decided to go for lunch. We were met with a very pleasant lady called Jacqueline who served us with drinks and then showed us to a table although we hadn’t booked it wasn’t a problem we chose from the menu and when it came was amazing. Certainly value for money, ample portions different condiments to support our meals. Cooked to perfection piping hot (hot plates too ) which is rare in most places these days. Definitely 10/10 will certainly go again.

Can’t recommend this place enough. Nothing was too much trouble. Food was delicious and service incredible. Hats off to Jackie who made the best Irish coffee. Thank you! Highly recommend xx

So pleased we booked to have a meal here. Great food, amazing staff and Jackie the manager is doing a top job. Nothing was too much trouble qnd she made a delicious Irish Coffee!! If we lived closer we would become regulars. Highly recommend!

Good food, service and pop up food bars through the month. Regular music and quiz events. Check the website for current activities. Dog friendly.

With plenty of footpaths in the area, this makes an ideal stop when walking. This time was.for Sunday lunch, which was popular but not crowded. The food was tasty and good value for money, with options for 2/3 courses and cheap drinks. The roast beef was particularly good. The layout is ideal, with a large cosy olde worlde dining area and a separate bar area popular with locals. Outside is a lovely beer garden in a real sun trap. The real draw is the servce, with friendly & attentive staff really looking after you. The landlady is so friendly and ensures all her guests are well looked after. Ideal.

We drove past this pub on the waytyo visiting Hopton Castle and woods. On our return journey we had a drink in the beer garden. Full covid rules in place. Felt very safe. We were very envious of the Sunday lunches being served. All customers were positively commenting on the quality. We had already pre-booked elsewhere on our journey back home. We all said.."Could stay here all afternoon" We will return

We booked here as it was the closest pub to where we were staying on our visit. We had 2 dogs so sat outside but the service by the young lad was fab, really attentive and polite ...nothing was too much trouble. The food was good too :)

My wife and I had Sunday roast lunch out on the lawn of this nicely located country pub. The food and service were very good. Nice glass of beer too.

Excellent Covid protocols in place and followed. A delicious meal from a reduced but varied enough menu. Great friendly service from staff.

Quite disappointed, drinks we’re fine however when it came to food from ‘Dado’s Bistro’ which makes the food at this pub, it was poor. For starter we had scallops, only 2 for the price of £7.25, and the soup, which was okay but lacked any sort of seasoning. For mains we had pork belly with rice for £15.95 but it only had two rather small pieces of over done pork and a very large amount of rice and some over cooked broccoli, which didn’t even taste nice! Definitely not worth the money at all. The other main was a bowl of vegetable tagliatelle with chicken for £14.95 was again drastically overpriced. We opted out of dessert after the first two disappointing and overpriced courses. We’d recommend the chef to just serve simple, good food, rather than trying a menu which looks good on the face of it, but doesn’t deliver when it comes to it.

What a great place. The lady was friendly and the service was spot on. All the food was fresh and very nice. Best chips, chicken goujons and onion rings for years. They did fresh chicken goujons and chips specially for our son who has autism (and he’s picky). Really good quality, really good prices and great staff. 10/10

Great pub with very good food and a good selection of local ales. Very friendly landlady doing a great job during these difficult covid times. We ate inside the pub and felt very safe. If you are still nervous about a pub lunch give them a go. Good distancing in place and hand sanitiser everywhere. Definitely be going back as we live within 20 miles.

Visited here last week, we were staying locally for a short break. We had a lovely lunch (first meal out since March). The food was delicious and the staff were attentive. I mentioned it was my daughter's birthday and she was given a glass of procesco (thank-you). Please give it a try if you are in the area, you won't be disappointed.

Safety and service were paramount. The food quality was excellent. I felt comfortable and welcome. Payment and table clearance were unhurried yet very prompt. Spot on!

We were truly stunned when our food arrived at the table: beautifully presented and utterly delicious. The flavours were layered and interesting; the chips were delicious; everything about the meal was careful and deliberate, and it was just top-notch quality. My husband had steak, and it was cooked perfectly.I would highly recommend giving this lovely place a visit - there's indoor and outdoor seating, and the service is great. Even the coffee was spectacular!

once again a lovely meal was had by all, freshly cooked and full of flavour. Dog friendly pub too. But on this occasion the table service was disappointing, I think the girl must have not wanted to be working as she couldn't smile, didn't come to our table to ask if all was okay and removed our dinner plates with a barley audible 'was everythin okay'? Thankfully a lady from the bar staff came to ask if we needed any drinks and if all was okay. We all have off days and this won't put us off the good food served.

My other half and little boy had a fantastic meal here early Friday evening, staff were friendly and kept my son happy,We had the fillet steak and my son had fish! All cooked perfectly and best pub meal I have had in a long while, chips were fresh hand cut and onion rings were freshly battered, can’t recommend this place enough! Amazing food and service

Friendly welcoming pub offering superbly kept real ales and great food at reasonable prices. Dog and children friendly and Sky sports.

We called in on Saturday and had the most amazing pie I've ever had....It was brimming with fresh ingredients and included all the meat and vegetables covered in a beautiful shortcrust pastryLovely place, very welcoming and friendlyGreat value tooMade us muddy wet walkers feel very welcome and we all left well fed and happy! Thank you

Unfortunately we clashed with a family birthday party that had a few little ones running around so it spoilt the romantic aspect of my birthday celebration. Having said that the food was excellent, service spot onOnly a fairly small dining area in the main bar but I went for the food which was spot on

Visited whilst on holiday. We found this place on the recommendation of were we staying. Visited one night and was lucky to get a table so you maybe better booking. Very warm and friendly welcome, lovely staff and service. Plenty of variety on the menu. The food was well cooked and large portions. Typical local would call in again if in the area.

We parked here to do our planned walk (the walking guide suggested the pub car park) and on the way back to the car after a 9 mile stomp we were looking forward to a hot drink. However, despite the sign outside confirming the pub was open, there was no sign of life so we assumed it wasn’t open - and were just about to drive off when a gentleman (landlord??) came out with his dogs and stated they are most definitely open. Out of courteousness (as we’d used their car park) we went for a drink. The woman behind the bar (landlady??) was leaning on the bar watching MTV although she did turn the volume down slightly when we entered. We were the only customers and the place had a feel of being unloved and in need of some TLC. We ordered two coffees, a small Diet Coke and a small glass of squash - which came to £7.70!!! That says, the coffee was filtered, tasty and hot. And the complimentary biscuit was, we believe, home-made. Pointed out to the woman behind the bar that we’d noticed a ‘puddle’ on the hearth, suggesting it may be from a dog. Rather than thanking us for noticing this, she was disgruntled about having to deal with it!From the reviews on this site there is obviously a good side as well as the more disappointing side to the venue. It’s not within a village so must rely a lot on passing trade. They just need to make the exterior far more welcoming and appearing open and then tidy up the interior and hopefully it will continue to thrive and survive. Not sure we’d pop in again - we need to be made welcome and not a hindrance!!

Had seen a good review of the pub in our holiday cottage guest book so as we were passing we decided to stop. The food was freshly cooked and I had beautifully cooked fish and chips - light beer batter and hand cooked chips were excellent. My husband had the Dinner of the Day pie - literally a huge pie dish filled with meat, gravy and vegetables! Never seen this before but the pork and black pudding gravy was delicious. Staff were helpful and good service. Very pleased we stopped!

We called in while travelling and now call in regularly for a sunday lunch. The food is excellent, cosy and quirky little place too I love it. The vegetable selection is brilliant.

Amazing meal and service!. Made to feel welcome, friendly attentive staff. Quick service. Good beer!

The Hundred House Inn is THE pub to visit if you're visiting the Clun Valley. There are lovely views over the surrounding countryside which you can enjoy from the large garden where there are numerous tables.

Recommended this pub by the place we were staying at, we were not disappointed food was lovely and fresh, presented well and tasted fab. Very friendly staff.

Based on 3 visits while staying locally this is a very friendly pub with excellent attentive staff. The food is very good value and the beers from the local Ludlow Brewery are well kept. The locals are a friendly bunch too. Only problem was that two of our party were vegetarian and were given prawn crackers with their starters. Just a small Faux pas.

Had another wonderful meal with three friends. Pub grub superbly cooked and plenty of it. The pie dinner of the day, pork and black pudding this time, was wonderful. Excellent value for money. The staff are extremely helpful and ensure that everything is to your liking. Lovely atmosphere and good beer. Well worth a visit.

Called here many times in past. Been consistently good. Food. Service, value, and cleanliness are all excellent. Worth a call, even for a liquid break.

This little classic looking pub was a little gem finder. The food was so good and the portion size was perfect! Lady behind the bar was lovely and friendly. Will definitely visit again!

Popped in for a Sunday roast, and the food was lovely, the children had a smaller roast and pudding which was all really nice. It all tasted really fresh and the cauliflower cheese was a good touch

This is an astonishing place. An astonishing REAL place! Real friendly locals at the bar, a real dominoes club (the night we visited), real food (more later) and really friendly staff and proprietors. AND real pub food - of true quality. Oh and really good value! We had a super meal, and a visit from the chef to ensure he did exactly what we wanted. His suggestions were brilliant and the presentation and quality of the food was well above expectation. The specials were impressive and so was the wine by the glass. A lovely evening and a place to shout about!!!

We were staying one night in the area and Hundred House Inn was recommended to us. WOW we weren't disappointed, we were made very welcome by the barmaid (sorry didn't get your name) who was very friendly, we had our two dogs with us not a problem they were welcomed too. What can I say about the meal absolutely fantastic the best we've had for a long time, cooked to order and we didn't have to wait long at all. Wish we lived nearer we'd be regulars. Top marks all round*****

Mum and I came across this inn dating back to the 17th century. Set in gorgeous countryside in the Clun valley which is pretty short on pubs, we were glad to find them open for lunch. The landlady was welcoming. The menu offers an assorted variety of pub fare which is good for visitors and locals alike. There is a nice fence enclosed area which makes a safe environment for children with tables outside. Inside it is clean and comfortable but not over fussy a real locals pub but welcoming to visitors. There is a pool table and darts and also a log burner fire for wintry days. Enjoyed local sausages and mum had the all day breakfast.

Stopped for lunch with a party of 6 yesterday. Seated us no problem. Food was excellent with good size portions. Very friendly and welcoming. Catered for my moms dietary requirements with no fuss. Would recommend

Lovely pub, great food (all home cooked). Everything from the steak to the curry to the Mother's Day roast dinner was cooked to perfection. Really lovely staff (Amy deserves a special mention). This is a family run pub and it shows as they put so much care and effort into their food and the way they treat customers. Cannot recommend enough.

After a visit to Stokesay castle we were looking for somewhere to have a late lunch and dropped in here on the chance that they would be still be serving food. We were not disaapointed and choose from a set menu of 2 courses for £12 both having the delicous faggots with bubble & squeak and eton mess for dessert plus a couple of pints of Ludlow Gold both courses delicous. Weather was so good we sat outside with lovely views of countryside. Would recomnd a visit.

Firstly, I don’t understand why “some” people have given such wrongly scathing remarks on the food and staff. (Local competition maybe)???? But our family have had the great pleasure of eating here twice now. We took a lengthy detour on our way back from a weekend away especially to eat here and meet the lovely friendly staff and chef again. We were not disappointed, yet again it was the most tasty yummy roast dinner we have had. I might add that we have eaten in some of the best hotels etc all over the world and on the top cruise ships and the Hundred House Inn food was far superior, both for flavour, ingredients and friendly service. WE WILL DEFINITELY BE MAKING ANOTHER JOURNEY FOR YET ANOTHER AMAZING ROAST AND MEET THE LOVELY STAFF AGAIN. SO WELL DONE HUNDRED HOUSE INN.

Had Sunday lunch which was excellent. The pork was beautifully cooked with lovely crispy crackling. Will definitely return!

Roast pork belly was like jelly, no crackling despite waitress saying there would be

This is an excellent pub to include in your travels round Shropshire. We have used this pub frequently and never been disappointed whether eating or simply enjoying a drink. The landlord certainly knows how to keep a good beer, ensuring the pint is clear and tasty.

Went for a meal and a drink with the family and inlaws, must say the food was awesome ( as usual),the beer was awesome (as usual) and the staff as per usual were brilliant always friendly and able to have a laugh and a joke with, the prices are very satisfactory considering everything they make is from fresh ingredients, and as it was a birthday meal they went out of their way to make it an even better night , would certainly recommend this place and everything about it .

Myself and three friends went to the Hundred House for evening meal. I have eaten there on a number of occasions and once again the food, atmosphere and staff were excellent. Andy and Lydia are the perfect hosts, chef Andy is passionate about his food and it shows in the quality. Amy and Joanne are friendly and fun.

Wow if prizes were awarded for bizarre customer service, bad food and disappointment then top marks for the hundred house! However if you want a sunday dinner with family and friends id stay away. We had a table of 6 and were one of small handful of tables (so not busy) and were the second table in. All ordered pork, beef and one chicken roast. All awful to average at best. Slow roast belly pork which you can expect to have fat on of course however no crackling (as stated their would be by waitresses) and soggy gelatinous tops on all, beef which was well done+ almost like the dr marten boots i was wearing. Trimmings??? Nope one roasted new potato each split in half. All served luke warm on cold plates. The roast potatoes were very obviously reheated and were very tough. As the second customers in and a very quiet sunday this is strange. Yorkshires tasted reheated and spongey. So far disappointing. Next very bizarrely asked about the desert menu and what the banoffe mouse was like? Waitress said she had no idea and said the chef doesnt decide till he does it? Very strange method there mate. Coming from a former chef myself that is a peculiar prep method for a sunday lunch menu. Any we decide to all steer clear of the unknown banana desert that even staff and the chef are undecided on. So some have sticky toffee pudding and two have crumbles. As a frequent eater of many many a sticky toffee pudding and crumble as many people are, we were all very surprised to be served a dry (looked like a mcvities ginger cake) slices of sponge and custard bizarrely with flowers on top. We ask the waitress if this was right as any sane person would expect some form of Sticky toffee sauce with this pudding. They made an excuse saying some people do not like this? They would then serve the sauce separately which was blatantly just made on the spot to appease us. So we got a gravy boat of very watery buttery sugar not exactly toffee sauce. My mother also quietly mentioned about the berries on the plates which were ice cold on the plate which they were 100% were. The chef who i presume is the self titled ‘dado’ on the menu came out and publicly called my mum out in the restaurant saying how fresh they were. Extremely bizarre and bad customer service and could be interpreted as threatening or hostile. The crumble also could barely scrape by as crumble, just apple segments (badly peeled ) in custard with. Id probably keep going next time if you in need of food much better places down the road in clun, bishops castle. Had better roasts in weatherspoons with microwaves.

Went here for food whilst staying at Ashlea Pooles lodges just up the road. Staff very friendly and food was lovely. All homemade and very quick service. Highly recommend.

I was staying in a cottage down the road for my birthday and walked to the Hundred House Inn for a birthday drink. The lady behind the bar realised it was my birthday and gave me a little bottle of Prosecco on the house and made us feel really welcome. Excellent!

My wife and I had 2 meals over our weekend stay.

After sticking a pin in a map...yes very technical - I chose this to have our family meal.

Rude and very unprofessional staff, DISGUSTING customer service! I feel so strong about this given we were a group of 15 who even pre-ordered.

Me and my husband had a lovely meal here, the peppercorn sauce was AMAZING best we have ever tasted. The presentation of the food was great. Service was also very good so friendly and welcoming. We will definitely recommend to family and friends.

we visited the hundred house inn for dinner, my wife and daughter had the chicken and commented that it was excellent, my son and I had the pork chop it was the best ever very thick and bursting with flavour. Slight hiccup with the order but the waitress was very helpful and apologetic, then the chef also came to see us and take-off a meal ( there was no need but they did) absolute excellent service. The sweets were to die for along with the starters,. we visited again before leaving for the Sunday roast again absolutely excellent along with the service.

We arrived late in Craven Arms needing somewhere to get dinner. Our hosts recommended the Hundred House Inn and rang and booked for us. We didn’t get there until fairly late and yet we never felt rushed. We had a delicious meal, the pie of the day which was superb. It was clear that the filling was home-made – very rich and succulent and you could taste the ale in it. The vegetables were fresh and perfectly cooked. Service was excellent. We got talking to a really interesting group of local guys who have been meeting every Thursday to play cards for over 30 years now. When I asked if they ever missed a Thursday, I was told “only if Thursday falls on Christmas Day“! I would be very happy to return here for a meal any time.

Found by chance on way home,will definitely return great food friendly service and good value thank you .

We met family here for some lunch and a pint. The staff were wonderful and the food lovely. The beer was nice and cold. Such a nice place. It's a bit in the middle of nowhere, but it if you happen to be passing it's worth it.

Called in on the off chance early evening. We were warmly greeted. Had an interesting conversation with the landlady over the origins of the name of the inn. As they were showing a world cup match later we were keen to be fed and watered and out of there before then. Unfortunately we had a wait for our food so this was not possible. Main course was well cooked and presented. We had rather a long wait for dessert. Which was a bit of a disappointment. Having said that wouldn't hesitate to go back if I am in the area.

Called in on Tuesday night and had an enjoyable meal. Food was piping hot and very tasty. Would recommend a visit.

Good choice of food, they fitted us in on a busy Saturday night and gave us a number for taxi back to holiday lodge

Both myself and my partner was out for a drive when we came across the hundred house inn, so we said we would give it ago as we needed something for lunch, when we went in we was met by a lovely lady who we later realised was the owner and we was asked if week would like a drink and was offered the menu and to be fair the food was not overly priced and I had the beef curry and my partner had the battered sausage and chips and my god from the first bite till the last the food was out of this world and truly mind blowing, if it wasn’t for the fact I was full I would have had seconds but if you find your self any were near here you should try it out. Like I said outstanding

Just came across this place on day decided to give it a go. Glad we did the roast dinner was delicious and served well with friendly staff

We called in for lunch during the week after a visit to Stokesay castle . we were greeted by a friendly landlady we ordered drinks and looked at the menu which was quit good I was going to have the fish but was told it had only just been delivered and not yet prepared another dish had run out so I ordered a mixed grill my partner ordered ham egg and chips. Our order arrived promptly my partners was fine but my mixed grill was rather over cooked eatable but not to my taste I think I just made the wrong choice.

Great three course Sunday lunch whilst staying locally with family and friends. Good value great service. Everyone enjoyed their meal, excellent presentation very friendly nothing to much trouble. Would recommend booking in advance. Parking available lovely pub.

The food here is excellent not been to a pub that has the best good in shropshire. We had a Beef Sunday lunch and a breakfast not tried food like it would eat there again when in the area

After a walk to the local pub in Aston on clun only to find it closed.

We visited this pub for Easter Sunday lunch while staying in the area. There was a set 2 or 3 course menu on with something for everyone and reasonably priced. The staff were very friendly and efficient. The food was delicious and the portions generous. Would recommend booking in advance for food as we did as it did get quite busy. Lovely pub!

What a wonderful find! Delicious food - the handmade chips and onion rings were the best we'd tasted in a very long time. Staff very friendly, cosy atmosphere, darts and pool - what more can you ask for? Loved it.

We visited here for Sunday dinner during our stay at Ashlea pooles, even though it was a last minute booking, they managed to fit us in. The service was excellent and the food was so good!

Our local pub has closed down so we went to the Hundred House, since our last visit the menu had changed considerably . However as it was Sunday the offering was the traditional meat options plus a fish dish[haddock] and a vegetarian tart option.

We visited the hundred house inn during our stay in hopton heath and what a lovely find this is. We...

Having arrived at 6 pm to a very full car park, the food area was sparse but the local workers...

A lovely meal in a cheerful pub. Really friendly staff, helpful and informative. Excellent food - standard pub fare plus...

Fantastic welcome. Visited twice on our recent visit to the area. Food was all freshly prepared and if you have...

We visited on a Saturday evening with a friend. The Hundred House is found between Craven Arms and Clun in...

The inn was recommended and I can see why. The Inn is out on it's own and because of this...

My friend and I called at this pub a couple of days ago. We had never been before. The surroundings...

Brilliant food at a great price. Located conveniently on the main road to Clun from Ludlow. (B4368). Several people recommended this pub to us and we were not disappointed!

Popped in with hubby couple of weeks ago on saturday evening for a drink and snack. Lovely food nice atmosphere, a very friendly, welcoming and polite lady on the bar, she was local and able to tell us about the area and suggested walks for us when we asked where to visit locally. we will visit again and bring friends to try something new on the menu.

Me and my partner came here last minute as silly enough we had forgotten to book a table at a restaurant we were meant to be going to, which now I'm glad we didn't go there! We rang up the hundred house inn by chance to see if they had any tables, they were very very busy but managed to squeeze us in after a short wait. The staff were very busy but so polite and calm. The food and the quality was excellent. We will definitely be back next time we are in the area :)

Just been for a Sunday Dinner. I had roast pork which was cooked so well it just fell to bits. My wife had chicken breast which was cooked to perfection. For pudding I had creme brûlée which was very good to & My wife had Apple Crumble with ice cream which she enjoyed

My son and I ate here on the recommendation of the nearby B&B. We hadn't been very successful the last few times we had eaten in a pub so we were both pleased with the quality of the food. This was the best chicken and salad I have had in a restaurant. I couldn't recognize some of the greens but they were delicious. My son really enjoyed his Ham and chips. The service was good and the local beer was excellent.

When we visited we were the only people in the restaurant, but immediately felt at home - the service was friendly and the atmosphere relaxing. However, the food - when it arrived (after 45 minutes of waiting) - was inedible. My lamb had very clearly been re-assembled from a left-over Sunday dinner; the vegetables were stone cold; the roast potatoes had clearly been cooked and left to cool several times over. My husband's steak looked good but turned out to be all fat and gristle, with barely any meat on it at all. We were deeply disappointed - we have recently moved to live nearby and had had great expectations for this as being a good place to eat locally. We strongly recommend that anyone intending to visit goes for drinks alone and not food - we certainly will not be returning while the current chef remains.

We found the pub a bit sterile and not wonderfully welcoming, but the food was good, well-cooked and fresh, and reasonably priced.

Their food was delicious, well presented, served well and very good value. The menu was varied, there were several choices that I could have opted for.The setting was stunning and the inn is beautiful. The staff were helpful and very pleasant. It was a memorable Father's Day and we can't wait to back.

Perhaps it was my choice of food but this was not part of the great Shropshire food experience that the guides to this part of the world promise. 'Pie of the day' was an assembly of some rather dry beef along with boiled potatoes, carrots and (under-cooked) parsnips, topped off with a very thin and tasteless pastry crust. Alongside the pie, a small stack of more (chipped) potatoes but not a green vegetable in sight. The deep metal baking tray in which the pie was served was awkward to eat from. A shame because the pub is not bad and the staff are friendly.

My husband and I decided to give the Hundred House a second chance after a 2 yr break from the last unpleasant visit that we had. Sadly the welcome we received on an early Sunday evening was as unpleasant as we remembered. The chairs were all stacked on the tables leaving a very limited seating area. The barmaid struggled to muster a smile and for a glass of red and a larger shandy surmounted to over 8 pounds it was hugely overpriced. I would have felt more welcome in a hungry lions den than in The Hundred House. Needless to say there will be no more visits.

We ate here over the bank holiday weekend. We were staying up the road and our host managed to get us a table even though they were incredibly busy.What can we say, the food was amazing, credit to the Chef, your food and presentation was top class! Even better, the prices were akin to a run of the mill pub. It's a shame we live so far away, otherwise you would now be the only place we went to for meals out.Hope to see you again, next time we're in the area.

Called here yesterday as part of a Hen Party. There were 21 of us and we had pre-ordered from a choice of chicken, battered sausage, burger or scampi with chips, which they had said they would cook for £6.95. What they omitted to say was that the portion would be miniscule (would have left my four year old grandson hungry) and the chips greasy. We were not allowed to sit in the restaurant area as people had pre-booked -thought we had!! They preferred to get more chairs and squash us around three tables although some did go up as there simply wasn't enough room for everyone. Not all condiments were on the table and I had to ask four times for vinegar and when it finally came it was only one sachet each but by this time our meal was getting cold. We left hungry and disgruntled. Not in the least impressed and will most certainly never be back.

We visited the Hundred House with a young visitor who was a vegan. The chef himself came to the table to discuss a dish with her, we were extremely impressed. The meals were lovely and real value for money. The staff were all very helpful and pleasant and our young visitor from Germany was impressed with her first English pub. Congratulations and thank you. Well worth a visit.

We will be returning as the Sunday roast was stunning. Good value for money too. Two courses and two drinks for £33.

This is the best place to eat in this area, the food and service is very good and not expensive .Try the pork and apple pie its out of this world.

Last minute thought as had been to Green Man festival in nearby Clun. We were 7 adults plus two babies. We were warned when we rang to check availability that they had been very busy and most of the vegetarian dishes were not available. However on arrival we found plenty for us 4 vegetarians to choose from. The remaining 2 are meat eaters , Burger was good but the Cajun chicken dish was not so good, but hey ho 6 out of 7 is ok. Will defiantly return. Also allowed our small dog in which is a great plus.

Made to feel really welcome amazing food very friendly owners and the staff were very helpful had a lovely time made the holiday even better, will be going back definitely.

Since our last visit to this large pub, it changed hands in January this year. Lydia appears to run the front of house and her partner and son are the chefs.We arrived at lunch time, midweek only 2 other people were in the pub, but it was warm , friendly and a full lunch time menu was available. While we were there a family had decided to come from Craven Arms, 8 miles away to eat, given the multiple choice in that town, we were quietly confident of the food.Portions were big,service was excellent , personally the chips disappointed but this may have been me.Chef says a new menu is coming out for May 2017

My husband took me for a meal and it was absolutely fantastic highly recommended I had French onion soup and the slow roasted pork belly followed by white chocolate and baileys cheesecake

Well cooked tasty ham, egg and chips. Good pint of Ludlow Gold. Chilled glass of lovely Chardonnay. A shared yummy pannacotta sweet. Really nice coffees. What's not to like in this very friendly pub. Left my jacket on though, chilly bar area but to be fair the fire wasn't lit as it was so lovely outside. It has a pretty pub garden.