The Apple Tree at Onibury in Shropshire

Absolutely cracking little pub in an old post office store, so big windows and scrubbed pine tables. Been meaning to pop in for ages to try the well kept beer - Wye Valley and Ludlow on when we visited, possibly more! Lots of CAMRA certificates displayed. Lovely landlord even though we only stayed for a pint and no food. 👌🏻

Lovely local pub. Friendly locals and welcoming management. Terrific pub grub, well kept real ale, what's not to like. Walkable from HPB Upper Norton. Highly recommended

Awful everything you want with chips mash and peas If thats what you're looking for, your quids in. Probably the most expensive cafe I've ever been in.

A total dump. The place is minging. Gross food, frozen peas, frozen chips frozen pie. Absolute trash for £13.50 and a lamb shank, chips and peas with Bisto gravy I wouldn't feed to my dog. That was £18.50. Cafe food that I would gladly have paid £6.95 and £10.50 for. Full of local goons, couldn't wait to pay and get out. 1st and last visit to this caff.

Despite their kitchens being closed for reform at the time of our visit, they whipped up an amazing spread of pork pie scotch egg and pickles - superb. + Great cask ale. Inc Timothy Tailors Landlord

Nice Friendly pub lovely area ,dog friendly,nice garden

Enjoyed a great meal, service was good, friendly staff, nice atmosphere

Best apple pie ever! And as a plus, very dog friendly!

Really nice place, the owners were very friendly,the food was nice

Called in here for a drink, it's a village pub off not far off the main drag. Nobody I knew had ever visited but it's a really nice place and serves the wonderful Butty Bach ale. Real locals pub, felt we were being watched by some of the regulars. There was a party on so no food but definitely worth a trip out, sat in the rare sunshine at the front, happy days.

We were staying at the local HPB site and visited the Apple Tree at Onibury as it was very local and dog friendly. We visited on a Friday evening and found it to be very much a locals pub were most areas full with people unwinding after a working week. We had booked a table so no problem finding a spot to eat. The service was attentive and friendly and the food was home cooked. We found the environment noisy but this may just have been due to it being a Friday night. We would go again but avoid a Friday o Saturday night when presumably it is busy with locals drinking who are obviously their core customer base.

Very friendly pub. Excellent service and value for money. Freshly cooked food and generous portions. No frills just a genuinely great place.

Fantastic traditional love pub, tasty honest food at reasonable prices. Pie absolutely was lovely a where the local sausages.

What a lovely pub and landlord and landlady. The food was great and we were very grateful that they cooked for us . The Butty Bach was the best I have tasted for a very long time . Thank you 😊

Fantastic pub lovely food such friendly atmosphere and owner's

Several well cared for casks of ale from Ludlow and Wye Valley. Lunch menu is a bit underwhelming but the pub was welcoming for two American outsiders on a Sunday afternoon when other spots in Ludlow were booked. The dinner entrees looked more substantial and tasty.

Several well cared for casks of ale from Ludlow and Wye Valley. Lunch menu is a bit underwhelming but the pub was welcoming for two American outsiders on a Sunday afternoon when other spots in Ludlow were booked. The dinner entrees looked more substantial and tasty.

Lovely country pub, very accommodating and nice atmosphere.

Open when we couldn't find anywhere else. Staff very friendly and hospitable. Helped cater to our kids food requests. Very relaxing and welcoming place. Hope to be back again!

Great little village pub. Friendly staff and locals. Great ale.

Visited to meet my brother and exchange my mum back to him from a visit . Very local pub, it felt a little uncomfortable because of that, we were put in a back room separately which was fine as we had a dog with us . The food was good, and well priced for what it was. It felt like a proper pub in as much as it hadn't been made 'corporate ' like so many places are nowadays. So why the three stars , it was just something you couldn't quite put your finger on, whether it was the signs everywhere that were 'funny' but sort of felt as if they meant them , or just that it was a 'local pub for local people ' if you get my drift. Anyway we don't live locally and won't be rushing back, but maybe if we did we would feel differently. Everything else cleanliness etc was fine.

Lovely little old style, old fashioned village pub. No gastro, and no designer beer, just nice quiet and friendly. I liked it's honestly and charm.

Fantastic beer, food and people. A gem of a pub, there should be more like it

Lovely local, basic home cooked food

Excellent place, super staff, service and atmosphere.

Lovely and friendly good atmosphere! Went for Sunday lunch .couldn't fault the food plenty, good produce, soup delicious! Only small thing cold plates and long waiting ...but Gill and Andy were on holiday so took this into consideration. Waitress Amber polite and attentive place for atmosphere and food and deserved winning title

Hands down best pub in Shropshire brilliant atmosphere good beer selection great service good spot excellent food would definitely recommend

Lovely food, great beer and owners very friendly

Delicious food, very friendly staff as well as customers. Every one welcome. Courses can be mixed to your choice. Great small country pub. Brilliant

Great food, tasty beer, friendly staff

Fabulous. Hidden gem, went with three elderly aunts and the staff (and patrons) were all so helpful and attentive. Meals were delicious and homemade. Thank you

Excellent local pub. Really friendly. Lovely pub grub. Thank you!

Lovely welcoming staff/owners, fantastic meal & relaxing atmosphere. What more could you want?

Lovely little pub, friendly staff.

Very friendly, good basic food.

Great pub well kept ales friendly atmosphere and first class service. Just the way pubs used to be we are so pleased to have found this near to our home. Keep it up Andy and Gill

Very pleasant had a nice pint there

Nice surroundings and very abligable staff, thanks very much ,will surely call again

Great stop mid JOGLE cycle. Even donated to our charity cause. Cheers Andy!

An amazing pub. Incredible beer garden. Really friendly landlord and landlady. Great location. Well kept beer. Highly recommended

Following months of lock down , we decided to meet with the rest of our immediate family for a meal at the Apple Tree, This followed my daughter speaking to one of the staff and explaining that i was a shielded person, she was told that although the pub was closed for drinks ( Beer Garden only) we could have a room to our selves to eat. Can only say what a great evening it turned out to be. Good wholsome food much of which was localy sourced and at reasonable prices washed down with local ales ( 6 maincourses + sweets and a round of drinks a little over £100 . Can only say thank you Gill Andy and Becky for a great evening we will be back

We were staying a few miles away, as storm Denis had effectively given us no way out we decided to walk to the Appletree. Looking like a corner shop we had ignored it when we passed it a few days before. We waded through water to find our way to this pub to be delighted with the welcome of the landlord. The food, rich and tangy Stilton and broccoli soup followed by a hearty roast beef and good traditional pudding was a delight. The local Ludlow beer was just the cherry on the cake. The landlady then sorted us out with provisions for tea as well and off we went home, well feed and delighted.

Stayed close by for Christmas. Booked meal on the Saturday before Christmas for 6 adults, 6 children. We received an extremely warm welcome, nothing too much trouble for staff and owners. Food fantastic, tasty and served hot. A wonderful experience. We also walked there for a drink on Christmas Eve, again we were made to feel so welcome. The mulled wine was an instant hit, one of the best I have tasted. This is truly a friendly local pub and one we will make the hour plus journey from home to visit again. If you are staying in the area please call in. Thank you everyone for your hospitality, it was really appreciated.

Had our annual get together with friends we worked with 30 years ago.The Apple tree provide an excellent atmosphere and the best food around ! Gill and Andy are perfect hosts and would highly recommend for food beverage and cosy atmosphere. We had a 3 course Christmas dinner .that was 10 stars !

We went for a lunch time meal, really good honest food and friendly staff, I would recommend if you want honest no frills good tasty pub grub.

Called in here en route for a weekend away. Pleasant, unpretentious pub with a good choice of food and bar snacks. We shared a pork pie and pickles which were excellent. If this were my local I would be very happy.

We popped in recently as we were staying quite close and it was really nice . Staff are very friendly and the food is very good and large portions .They have a place to sit outside which was full of people enjoying themselves . They also sell good Ludlow gin which I immediately went and brought a bottle of. A great local and very unpretentious pub which is all you need . Highly recommended

First time here this afternoon and would like to says this small little pub is lovely.. Called by here for a few Gins and my bloke a couple of beers and sat in the beer garden topping up our tans... Lovely staff and lovely people made us feel very welcome.. Yes we will be calling by here again

Fantastic family run village pub with great beers, great food and friendly service. Really nice atmosphere and some lovely people from the village who are also so friendly. Thoroughly enjoyable evening! Highly recommended!

We had two meals here, lunch and evening. On both visits the food and service was excellent. Very friendly atmosphere, and dog friendly. Recommend the cheeseburger and the meat platter!

The Apple tree is a proper village pub ! Good atmosphere.superb food and a good landlord and landlady. Having once been a pub many years ago.then a village postoffice and stores and now back to a pub .well worth a visit for Sunday lunch!

Onibury may have lost it's station, but thank goodness it still has it's village pub. The somewhat 'untypical' outside appearance is intriguing. Inside you will find a small, pleasant, no frills bar offering good, local ales served by welcoming,happy,staff and quite likely, a few village regulars to chat to, should you wish.

Solid pub food, lacking any pretensions, and good beer made this a worthwhile walk from Broomfield. Every village should have a pub like this

We stopped here on our first night of our week break in Upper Norton. The pub was busy but the locals were friendly and made room at the bar for us. We ordered a pint of ale and a glass of wine which came to £6.60, very reasonable. The landlord is very friendly and told us they served Sunday lunch and informed us of some other pubs that served good food.

Brilliant little pub( although there are 28 covers) in all respects. Home made food, home grown veg, in season, extensive choice, friendly and welcoming. A cracking establishment. Highly recommend.

The apple tree is a lovely little pub with welcoming and kind landlords the food is homemade as you will discover if your ever on your way back and your going past I’d definitely go in for a drink. The beer garden is very clean and there’s a lot of space for children to play and dogs to go. There is a football and some football nets for children to play football ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

What a quaint little pub we visited here for a wake and I must say the food was all homemade excellent homemade chips and chilli the sandwiches were all fresh and on the plus side all freshly home made cakes I could not fault this little place and is definitely worth a visit i will definitely visit here when I am in the area again

I can't tell you how nice this little place is, lots of community pubs when you enter everyone stops and looks at you. This little pub though made us very welcome indeed. I will be returning. Perfect

A lunch which was very basic; burgers and chips without the salad garnish we have come to expect.Soggy chips and warm local beer also not to the usual standard.

Group of 12 ladies staying locally, we pre-booked our table for a Saturday night and took over the small dining room. The food was delicious – lasagne, ploughmans, scampi, baguettes, burgers, etc – large portions, homemade, tasty and very reasonably priced. Drinks were also very reasonable. We had a great evening, many thanks to Andy and his team.

Strangely unhelpful and eccentric place. Phoned to ask whether they could accommodate a vegetarian and vegan. Was met with incredulity and rudeness. There are many millions of people in the U.K. who prefer to avoid the products of the cruel meat and dairy industries. It’s a shame this place lives in the past. Would not recommend.

Just like a small local pub, great atmosphere, the food was first class. We were a group of 10, we did book in advance. The menu had a good selection on, all staff were friendly and helpful. Nice selection of Real Ales made this a great place to stop for dinner. You will need to check opening times as some days they don't do food or open.

Popped in for a swift pint after a long walk with the dog. Our first visit to a pub we've just discovered is quite local to us. I can see it becoming a regular stopping off point. Just what a local pub should be. Warm, friendly greeting from landlady and other customers. Good beer, clean and light with the sun shining in the big window and very tempting looking bar meals. Treats for the dog as well

we were travelling to Wales and found this little place by accident.The welcome was very warm, the pork pie and chips were great. Unfortunately we were driving so could not try the alcohol.

We love this little pub. Beer good, wine good and friendly landlord and staff. A nice selection of pies, sausage roles, pork pie and pasty.

Took a much-needed lunch break here, having seen a sign on the main road just before the level crossing. It's an easy turn to miss, but well worth doing.

At first sight, the Apple Tree is not obviously a pub. Originally built as one, it was converted into the village shop, before being turned back into a pub relatively recently. It's got a great intimate atmosphere, with bar space in the 'shop window' area, as well as a cosy side lounge. Beers are from the excellent Ludlow Brewery, and I had a very tasty brie and bacon baguette.