The Crown Inn Pub & B&B Wentnor in Shropshire

The welcome and service was great. Three of us dined the food was good but the two pies lacked flavour. Lots of meat and home made but dry. Just a little more gravy and seasoning needed otherwise great.

Great country pub, exactly what we needed. Hearty, yummy, filling food. A huge selection for everyone traditional pub classics and lots more! Plates were piping hot and so was the food! The homemade pies were AMAZING! So was the fish and chips! Come here hungry because you will go away stuffed!!! Staff are really friendly and helpful. Definitely will be coming here again!

Lovely, friendly local pub. Food was excellent, particularly the slow roast pork belly. I had two. Nice choice of beers and dog friendly to boot. Nothing to dislike at all.

Fantastic country Pub, high quality Pale Ales, And great Pub Food, warm and cozy Pub, and great Bears, Great Bear Garden and outdoor seating, 👌

Took my walking group here yesterday for lunch. What a fantastic pub in a superb location. Great of ale (Three Tuns and Ludlow Gold) and the homemade pies were the best we've had in a long while, made with short crust pastry made with real butter, you can really taste the difference. The landlady made us so welcome. What a great little unspoilt rustic pub.

O my goodness so glad my friend persevered as google said this was closed. It's very much open! Menu and choice great and chips to die for 😄

Really welcoming and friendly village pub with great pub food and local beers, set in a stunning location overlooking rolling Shropshire countryside. The food is traditional pub fayre however, it’s done exceptionally well…highly recommend the pies!! Choice of three local ales, a fire and friendly staff, nothing was too much trouble. In an age of chain owned soulless pubs, this is a proper family run village pub.

Stayed for the weekend with brothers. Great hosts, food and drinks excellent, rooms very comfortable and brilliant breakfast. Had a meal on Friday evening which was delicious and very reasonably priced. Lovely bar with real fire and well kept ales. Martin and Sam were brilliant the whole time. Will definitely return. Thanks.

Amazing location, food and service! We ate here both for an evening meal and a lunch and the only disappointing thing was they ran out of their Posset. With the log burner / fire going and a friendly face behind the bar the welcome here was second to none. They were also really dog friendly, brining out more ham for our dog than she probably weighed :-) The food was delicious and the portions huge. Everything was well cooked & tasty. I was also so happy to have normal chips, you know the sort that just go in the deep fat fryer, no skin, not skinny, not too fat, just Yum! Little things like gammon coming out with both egg and pineapple, rather than you having to choose - fabulous. For the lunch we sat in the lovely beer garden at the top watching the gliders overhead, looking at the gorgeous views and flowers around. The food again delicious. I'd asked for sandwiches with no spread and unfortunately it came with, a quick highlight and an apology was given straight away and the sandwiches were remade - no fuss. I appreciate it is habit to include it and I am fussy but it was dealt with professionally and courteously. I am just sad we did not find this place sooner in our stay, they'd have seen much more of us if so! Can't rate highly enough!

In the heart of Wentnor, this place is everything a village pub should be: warm, friendly, serving excellent beer and tasty, well-priced food. My fish pie was the best I've had for a long time. A generous portion of succulent fish was topped with rich, creamy mash. The spinach and mushroom pancakes were also excellent. Lemon posset to follow comes highly recommended. When so many country pubs are struggling, this one deserves to survive, thanks to the skill of the chef and the hospitality offered by the manageress. We wish them well.

It's a wonderful B&B with a Pub located in a beautiful setting in the Shropshire Hills. The manageress was pleasant and made us feel at home during our 4 night stay. The rooms were clean and the location was peaceful. Ample on site parking is provided. The food was very good and reasonably priced. The atmosphere in the pub was fantastic and the locals that frequent the Pub were equally as pleasant as the management. We highly recommend this establishment.

Absolutely awful. Went in today for dinner. Didn’t want to sit outside because of wasps so ordered food inside. It was mentioned by another diner about wasps inside and flies. We waited over 40 minutes for our food to arrive and by that time we had been bombed by numerous flies. The flies became worse once the food arrived. In the end I could not tolerate flies buzzing around me and landing on my plate. When asked if “everything was ok?” I replied that the flies were awful. The waitress replied that she would inform the manager. The manager did not address the problem or even came to see us. I took my food back to the bar and stated that I could not eat the food due to the flies. The barmaid said she would inform the manageress. When the manageress appeared I told her of the problem. Her attitude was extremely rude and she asked me what I wanted her to do about it. I replied that it wasn’t my problem but her’s and that I wanted a refund. The manageress refused point blank although I had paid over £50 for our meal. The manageress was very rude and obviously doesn’t have good customer relationships. My partner also complained and again was refused a refund. I am not talking about one or two flies either. The flies were crawling all over the bar and onto my plate on the bar. It must be a health hazard and a dirty establishment. I am considering reporting to environmental health for their advice and opinion.

Walked here from Farmer Phil’s festival. Very warm welcome and great choice of food and drink! Plenty of gluten free and vegan choices which is highly unusual in a village pub. Friendly staff. Can’t wait to come back (we live in north Shropshire so not far to pop at a weekend!) and will be telling everyone about the little gem that it is!

Lovely place warm welcome . Called for drinks . Menu looked good but we had already eaten. Even came out to offer my dogs water.

Decided to eat here for the first time last week. Upon entering, the lady behind the bar greeted us with a smile. The food, which was brought out quickly, was amazing and the prices were very reasonable. We stayed for around 4 hours, (i'm sure the owners were waiting for us all to leave) and we were made to feel very welcome. If I get the chance I will definitely visit again.

Recommend by the green caravan park . I’m led to believe the owners haven’t been running the pub very long . On entering you are greeted with a warm smile and friendly hello. The cask ale is kept very well and reasonably priced excellent pint of Butty Bach . The food was brilliant plenty of choice for all , Ample portions of good quality mains with fresh veg . All in all a great evening. Thankyou Keep up the good work .

We visited yesterday with family. Parking was plentiful and easy. Warm welcome & friendly polite staff. Lovely food at reasonable price, we cleared our plates. We would all highly recommend and will be back.

Had a great weekend at the crown inn ,lovely friendly new owners, great food great beer,lovely cosy rooms and ideal for walking in the Shropshire countryside

Great Venue for a delicious dinner. The lady behind the bar gave us a warm and friendly welcome and served excellent food and drinks (We both had the fish pie with a selection of vegetables). A gem of a find in a very rural location.

Our group of 20 had walked from the top of the Long Mynd to Wentnor for lunch. The Landlady could not have been more helpful and hospitable. Drinks were all served up very smartly to a lot of very thirsty people. (The temperature was high...

Popped in for lunch having met the new land lady the week before, was not disappointed. Very friendly staff, good food pub very reasonable prices. Wish the new staff the best of luck and judging by the food and drink they should make it a...

Just dropped in here for a drink as staying in the area, it’s a gorgeous little pub, with a relaxed atmosphere. Really enjoyed the background rock and roll soundtrack. The lady behind the bar was super friendly and polite, offering our dog a bowl of...

Turned up to have a couple of drinks on a Sunday evening at around 7pm pub was empty and closing time on the door was 9pm so assumed we could have a couple of drinks only to be told at 7:45 they wouldn’t serve us...

I'm really fussy about my food, were I Sit and basically anything that may affect my meal or drink, I'm really glad the inn on the green was full. So we went to the crown and cannot fault the service the food the seating and...

We live in the vicinity of this rural pub though not actually that close by so have visited this establishment a great many times over the decades. Its a pub that attracts local drinkers but there were none on the night we called in. Nice...

I stayed here for two nights and found the Inn extremely comfortable with friendly , attentive staff and excellent service. The room was clean and comfortable. Both mornings involved an early start so it was great to be able to have breakfast and head on...

We stopped here recently when in the area. We hadn't reserved a table but arrived as the pub was opening so we were served quickly. The food was excellent with ample portions. I normally have a dessert but couldn't find room!!

I have visited The Crown on two occasions recently and it has been excellent food .The pub is located in a beautiful position with stunning views from the car park.The staff and service was very good a good selection of drinks thoroughly recommended

Booked a surprise birthday lunch for my wife. Really couldn't have been any better. Lovely meal, (make sure you're hungry!), very friendly helpful staff. We all had a great time. Great value for money. Highly recommended.

What a lovely run pub with friendly waitress staff and delicious food. And desserts!!! Been a few times now and each time it's been memorable and enjoyable. Caters for GF. Well done. The scenery is amazing 👏. Definitely coming again.

Been here loads of times but not since the new manageress , very rude and never felt so unwelcome, looks like only locals welcome ,ohhh and not very dog friendly NEVER EVER AGAIN go to the inn on the green fantastic staff & owners ,...

If you want a nice friendly pub do not go here 😡 Manager is awful!!!! We were made to feel not welcome 😔 We've used this pub for years for food and drinks whilst the caravan season is open but it has changed hands now,...

Having recently moved into the area I went to check out this pub. All seemed agreeable on arrival though it was very quiet. They appeared to be aspiring more towards dining that a ‘drinkers’ pub’ so immediately my thought was to check out the menu...

Have the beef pie!!! Succulent glorious beef cooked in local beer - just wonderful! Fresh vege and new potatoes, or triple fried chips to accompany the pie - best pub food we've eaten for years! And the banoffee pie for dessert was out of this...

When I booked this, I was advised to pre-advise our menu choices as we were a large group of 12 adults and 2 kids. I didn’t do that so we did have to wait about an hour for our food to arrive. HOWEVER it was...

Fun Friday Valentine night @ The Crown .. great food , great cocktails and great live music ( Andy P) . Very comfortable accommodation and a well cooked wholesome breakfast . Well done to Anna and the staff team. We’ll be back !

Recently spent the night at The Crown. We were looked after extremely well by Anna, Sally and others. They had a valentines themed night with great food, live music and lots of atmosphere (and a special cocktail). Room was cosy, clean and warm and we...

Returned to The Crown for a lunch with friends after not having been for a couple of years due to the pandemic. Was keeping everything crossed it would be just as we remembered and thankfully did not disappoint. Did have to wait a good 50...

Food was fine. Rooms clean. However TV was an ornament - no aerial or electricity to it. No room service. No replacement of used tea cups. General poor management by entitled manageress. Needs on site owner oversight,

The rooms are well sorted and comfortable but the radiator was off on a mid winters day and the room was cold. There was no bed making , room tidying or towel changing service , which is unusual. The shower was inadequate and little water...

My husband and I found this pub by chance 20 odd years ago and had lunch there which we thoroughly enjoyed , home cooked food was a treat. We have continued to visit maybe once a year ever since , we v seen it be...

Two diners, lunchtime meal. The crown is a genuinely old authentic Inn. B&B is available. If has a Real fire which gives a very welcoming feel to the place. We both had steak & butty bach ale pie with chips. Pies were the best we've...

Set in beautiful countryside, close to the Long Mynd, the Crown Inn provides excellent rooms and breakfast. The rooms are cosy and comfortable, with nice touches such as homemade shortcake and fresh milk. The breakfast was delicious, particularly the homemade granola, and there was a...

Stayed just one night but enjoyed the brief visit. Room was spacious and clean. Friendly attentive staff who also have us suggestions of where to visit. Small mishap with my dinner but it was handled politely. Full English Breakfast was amazing!

We came for a meal in a large group, including dogs and small children. The staff were really friendly and catered for everyone. All the food arrived at the same time and was delicious, made with good quality ingredients. The puddings were homemade too and...

Came here 3 years ago...its even better!! Lovely clean pub and toilets. Amazing food, the pies were the best. Good service and no issues whatsoever. Good luck to the owners.

Great room, great pub with top quality local food and a great drinks selection! Breakfast cracking too. Very reasonably priced, very friendly staff and all very covid safe.

Lovely food, great service and atmosphere. Will certainly be coming back again soon. I recommend the crown crates!

Dropped in Saturday lunch and despite not having booked the staff were great and the steak and ale pie even better. The Buttyback beer was delicious. Can recommend and will be going back

What a perfect country pub .. excellent drinks and food ( try the Crown Crates) , superb service and what a wonderful view of the Long Mynd. Put this on your ‘must go there’ list !

On Saturday 15th May we visited this wonderful country Inn for a lunch. The location is stunning with spectacular views of the Long Mynd Hills from the garden. The food we enjoyed was excellent both in terms of quality and value for money. The service was outstanding and nothing was too much trouble, I would recommend this establishment to anybody who enjoys a traditional country Inn. A gem!

We had a delicious meal a the Crown today. I'm not able to eat gluten and pleased to say that the GF fish and chips were absolutely superb. Excellent service and friendly staff. Highly recommended!

Came for a few drinks the other day and ended up eating, the Dexter burger was nothing less than amazing! So tasty, service was also fast and we were well looked after despite most other tables being filled and we didn't even feel the cold due to being in the sheltered heated decking. Thank you to the staff for a lovely evening!

We’ve known the Crown Inn since our youth in the 60’s when we used to dance upstairs, with the chickens clucking next door! While we now live in a different part of Shropshire, we still visit several times a year and have continued to enjoy the experience, especially when the hosts were the couple who moved to France. This week we went for lunch with another couple from our dancing days. We were aware the forecast was for cooler weather, so all dressed accordingly. On arrival, we chose a table with chairs under cover, as being of mature years clamouring into a picnic table is not ideal. We were told by a couple already eating that it was draughty, but hey, we’re farmers, so quite hardy types.A very pleasant young lady came to take our order. When she return with our drinks, the cold was starting to get to us ladies in particular, so my husband, having noticed three electric wall heaters, asked if any could be switched on. She replied they were time set to come on in the evenings only. This should have told us all we needed to know about their customer service, so drank up and left, but we didn’t. The menu choices were very disappointing, (the fewest choices I’ve encountered eating out post lockdown), no longer the famous Crown Pie for my husband, or any salad based or lighter dishes for me. Still we all ordered and spent a chilly but therapeutic spell recalling our jiving days at the Crown.When the food arrived it was served in a type of Mess Can. Whoever thought that eating out of a high sided tin was a good idea, unless in prison or out on manoeuvres? Still there was nothing wrong with the Burger, Curry or Fish and Chips. We left most disappointed with our experience. Poor customer service and poor value.

Whilst staying in the area at the end of April we were very relieved to find the Crown open. Had two sessions for beer only and have to say the Ludlow Gold cask ale was spot on. On the third occasion we had food and considering what a cold unsettled evening it was the staff at the Crown managed to produce a warm welcome, good food on a limited menu (the fish and chips to die for not sure about the potato salad though) and, again, excellent beer. We would definitely recommend this pub.

One of my favorite places.Beautiful pub, 1st class service, amazing food,well done to all concerned.

Great evening, service and food! Visited the crown to have a meal with a friend, both never been before, the food was lovely, service was great and lovely place to sit and enjoy the evening. Definitely be returning.

Had lunch today . Not a very helpful waitress asked if there was any chance of having a jacket potato with cheese - she said no despite there being jackets available with a curry on the menu After sending her to ask she said the kitchen would serve us jacket potato and cheese We were fine with this and asked for some salad with it and chutneyWe had to press her to get some chutney and the potato came with a bowl of cheese and two lumps of butter Really disappointed surely a leaf of lettuce or a tomato could have made an appearance As a previous review said I want them to succeed it’s a lovely pub but I won’t be returning soon Paid for lunch but no tip sorry

I don’t like writing negative reviews but have to in this case because I really want The Crown to succeed and it will only do so from honest feedback.We had dinner yesterday and it was really poor. A limited menu was presented which is fine with only 2 choices but if you’re going to do that the food has to be really good. The Chicken Tikka was truly awful with microwaved chicken and microwaved Uncle Ben’s rice. Come on guys. Surely to goodness you can do better than this. No condiments, bread, naan or anything else on offer. Just a bland plate of university halls curry. There was a general state of confusion amongst the many staff. Incorrect menus were delivered then withdrawn. The big party at the back of the pub seemed to be getting all the attention.A disappointing end to a lovely day.We will keep an eye out to see if things improve but won’t be going back in a hurry. Shame as the potential is good with a great location.

Had a great time on the curry night really topped off a great day after a beautiful walk on the adjoining hill. We will definitely call by again. Thanks

We have been staying at the Inn on the green campsite just down the road, and we werent aware that the pub was open until we we walking back from the longmynd - what a hive of activity! The pub was fully booked for food at the time but the lovely girl (i think her name was Mill) booked us in for the evening. There was a loud group celebreating in the garden but this didn't spoil it for us as it was so lovely to be somewhere with a great atmosphere after months of being locked down! Whilst the menu was limited (and we completely understand why) the food was delicios. I had the chicken tikka massala which was homemade i believe by Anna the chef - she was here when we visited last time and the food was equally good if not better this time. my husband had the Dexter burger and again - he was very impressed. it did get cold and there wasn't space in the heated area so we didn't stay as long as we'd liked. i wish the pub every success as we know how hard it must be at the moment.

Brilliant homemade curry and chocolate pot! Lovely staff! Will definitely be returning again! Beautiful garden and warm decking area.

The waiters were basically teenagers who were clueless about everything. The menu offered only two items: a veg and a chicken curry which tasted like they were out of a microwave. None of the promised accompaniments. Not an impressive comeback from months of lockdown. Truly awful.

Have visited this pub for years and have to say its a fabulous pub with gorgeous gardens and views, proper home cooked food and a home from home relaxed atmosphere.This little family run pub has worked so hard over the last 12 months to overcome the obstacles it's faced, the take away food has been incredible, and its fantastic so see it open again.Long live The Crown.

Excellent food, friendly service, a cosy beer garden with a beautiful backdrop. Highly recommend to anyone.

Delicious food, great beer, very friendly staff and an excellent pub run by a local family. The emphasis on using local produce really made it special.

My wife and I went here for dinner and weren't disappointed. We both had pies which were great. Steak, ale and stilton with chips. The young lady was v friendly and doing the drinks and looking after the bar as well as food service/ordering, she was v efficient.The portion sizes were good and this is definitely a place to get a hearty meal. Good pub grub is how we'd describe it.The pub had taken all the Covid precautions they could, staff wore PPE, markers on the floor showed customers where to stand, plenty of hand sanitiser stations. overall good pub grub and ales in safe surroundings amidst Covid.

All 6 meals were poor sadly. beef tougth and so was the chicken. The food was also mainly cold. .....................................

A good friend gave us a gift of a night here.The Crown is a traditional country pub, the thing that gives it the edge is the friendly staff cleanliness and excellent food, its also dog friendly.The surrounding area is lovely, plenty of walking etc.We will return

Friendly greeting & service, hearty meal so everything fine EXCEPT to see a group at another table with two dogs that were encouraged by their owners to sit on the upholstered bench at the table. One dog was in clear view of person who served their owners their meals but nothing was said. Went home with the feel that, because we had sat on a similar bench, our clothes might be soiled. How can this be acceptable in an eating place?

We were staying locally in Bishop's Castle and wanted somewhere for our last night's meal out. We're a family of four and the menu was varied enough with lots of choices to suit all our tastes. All the food was great, it both looked and tasted very good and the portions were very generous. The staff were friendly and helpful, we'd recommended a visit!

Just got back from our second amazing stay at the Crown at Wentnor. So relaxing and made to feel at home, with Vanessa and Andy who own it couldn't do enough to help. Food was a traditional English menu which I would highly recommend.We had booked again for Christmas can't wait! Thanks again Karen and Andy

I was nervous about going to eat on my own but was made to feel very welcome. My email booking was very quick and easy. I had steak, ale and Stilton pie which was delicious and accompanied with crunchy chips and fresh vegetables. This was obviously a place where locals come to meet and they made me very welcome. I would love to come back again.

Very friendly, lovely food, especially the pies and the puddings took me back to school days with treacle sponge and rhubarb crumble to choose from. Difficult to socially distance due to size and how busy it was but I would definitely recommend as the food is really good and the prices are also really reasonable.

As a a family we have been eating here for many years and have always had an excellent meal so when we called last night on the way back from the beach to book a table we were all looking forward to it.On arrival we followed the procedures in place for Covid-19 and were left standing in the doorway feeling very awkward for about 5 mins before any member of staff paid us any attention. But I figured they were busy so let it slide.We got our drinks in the end and were seated at our table to chose what we all wanted to eat, we noticed the prices had been put up considerably but understood that they were closed for months and obviously had to do a little extra work with regards to the social distancing measures and as the food has always been good we didn't mind so much.The waitress came to take our order and rather than ask if we were ready to give our orders she said "do you know what you want yet or?", which immediately got my back up as it wasn't very polite. We placed our orders and waited. Not once were we told there was a delay for the food but we waited for almost an hour. Our table was booked for 7:30pm, it was 8:35pm when our meals were eventually served (not very handy when you have a 10 year old and a 7 year old. No apology about the wait was given either.My partner had the Crown burger which looked really nice and he enjoyed it. My 10 year old had his usual nuggets chips and beans which he said was lovely. My 7 year old had the cheese and tomato pizza which as you can see from the picture it had barely seen the oven, I would have sent it back but we were so hungry after waiting so long I told him to eat his chips and beans and to leave the pizza. I ordered the steak, ale and Stilton pie with chips, it turned up with mash so I sent it back to ask for chips, again the waitress wasn't exactly apologetic about it. Once my meal had returned I went to have a bite of the pie to find it was steak and ale and no Stilton in sight!! My vegetables didn't even turn up after 10 mins so I went to the bar to complain as the people sitting on the table next to us were talking about surgical procedures which was putting me off my food if I'm honest.I was given attitude off the lady I complained to who told me to sit down and eat my food else I was only making myself more hungry and we would sort it at the end. She said she would bring my vegetables through but 20 mins after my dinner was served I said it wasn't really worth it. I sat back down to eat my pie and the steak in it was so chewy and the pie itself was dry. I ate my chips and ate a slice of my son's undercooked pizza just so I had some form of dinner to eat (regretted that decision as I spent an hour on the toilet when we got home and had severe tummy cramps all night).My partner went to the bar to get us all another drink and was told that they had then run out of the small bottles of prosseco, surely the lady at the bar could see when we got there they didn't have enough and I could have ordered a large bottle instead (I only didn't as wasn't expecting to be there that long). So I had a gin and slimline tonic, which as the tonics aren't kept in the fridge the ice melted very quickly so it was disgusting.My partner went to pay at the end, I'd already gone to sit in the car as I was pretty annoyed with the whole situation and he said he only paid for the children's meals and the drinks and ours had been taken off the bill.All in all it was a very sad end to what had been a lovely day out for our 7 year old who had his birthday last Wednesday.I'd never want to give a bad review for a local business but this was really shocking and needless to say we won't visit here again. I know the pubs have had it really tough this year but there is no need for poor service and poor quality food.

I fell in love with " The Blue Remembered Hills" when I hiked through as a ' boy scout' in 1960.I have visited the area 'off and on' since then and occasionally eat & drank at ' The Crown'.I even moved to Shropshire and met my wife there because of the glorious scenery and ambiance.After 40yrs in Staffordshire my wife & I moved to Kent 8 years ago but still revisit Shropshire every summer In 2019 we lunched at " The Crown" were so impressed that this year we booked 3 nights B & B.We have been throughky refreshed and delighted with our stay very comfortable and clean rooms ,excellent food ( especially ' full english'breakfast and speciality main course pies - worth a 400 mile round trip for!) friendly and attentive staff plus at this ' Covid19' scrupulous attention to all details of hygeine and social spacing.All this AND those ' blue remembered hills'Absolutely Delighted us both

Lovely pub out in Wentnor. Superb setting - old rustic, down to earth pub with friendly staff and a good selection of real ales. The food is heavenly! Particularly their pies...has to be the best steak and ale pie I’ve had without a shadow of a doubt. Top drawer.

We stayed in room 1 on a Friday night. For a “pub with rooms” the standard of accommodation was amazingly good. The room was modern, comfortable and well equipped but without sacrificing any of the rustic charm of the building. The drinks tray was sumptuously stocked. We’ve never seen so many of those little milk cartons!The owners are charming and warm and made us feel very welcome. We had been worried that a pub in a tiny hamlet in Shropshire might be lacking atmosphere in the evening, but not so. It was buzzing. We sat by the log burner and when the very good and generous portions of food arrived we congratulated ourselves on making a really good choice of accommodation.We are not early birds and went up to our room for the night around a quarter past midnight. It was still noisy in the bar and the problem with our room was that it was directly above it. So when we got upstairs the noise transmitted to our room was very loud. At first we weren't too fussed as we thought that by 1.00 am the bar would certainly be cleared. But at 3.00 am the party was still in full swing. And then one of the revellers (we presume) set the fire alarm off. That at least stopped the party. With last orders for breakfast at 9.00 am it meant we got less than 5 hours sleep. We raised the issue in the morning and sadly got no apology but just an explanation that sometimes it’s tricky to get people out of the bar (suggesting this wasn’t a one off). The breakfast, by the way, was excellent. In conclusion if you are here on a Sunday to Thursday you’ll probably have no problem. But if it’s a Friday or Saturday and the two rooms at the back (which we were told are much quieter) aren’t available then you may be better going elsewhere.

Now and again you come across a gem of a pub, stayed only the one night, fantastic hospitality, homely wood burner, food was faultless, wonderful friendly ambience about the whole place. Our only reservation was that we could not stay longer, but rest assured we will be back soon! Thank you Andy and Vanessa for such a warm welcome and making our stay so special.

WOW!! We couldn’t fault the place from the owners Andy and Vanessa.. so Hospitable we’ll they are yam yams (salt of the earth)..... the food was Hot! And perfectly made from the Full English in the morning and a great selection on the night.. me and the misses are Keto now and it’s wasn’t a problem....we will definitely go back!!! Thanks Guys

We enjoy visiting South Shropshire to take a trip down memory lane and always try to call here for lunch. Today we booked for Sunday lunch and it was excellent- thank you. They offered the full menu, we opted for lasagne, roast pork and roast beef - all delicious.The Crown is positioned in a beautiful village at the foot of the Long Mynd and definitely worth a visit - you will not be disappointed!Thank you!

Lovely pub Great home cooked food Stayed one night with our dogs, lovely atmosphere with beautiful full English breakfast Fabulous location close by Shropshire hills

Very hard to find half roast duck (a favourite tastey meal) on menus - only the Crown Inn and another location came up on my search of Shropshire pubs. Both the meal and the Crown surpassed expectations. Lovely pub and location, excellent duck, great service and value for money. Also do great pies (my wife had the Steak and Ale) and a varied menu catering for all tastes. Highly recommended.

You will not be disappointed hereFood - well very large portions and very large menu to choose from; something for everyoneAccommodation lovely, everything on hand for a great stayVery well looked after from the moment upon arrivalBreakfast is delightfulWill definitely be returning

We visited The Crown whilst in the area after looking at reviews on Trip Advisor and were not disappointed....The Crown was warm and cozy, even my husband who is a self confessed Christmas Humbug commented on the beautiful Christmas decorations!The table we were initially offered was on the way to the toilets, the staff (and customers) were wonderful and offered us another one next to the log burner... very cozy.The menu was comprehensive with loads of wonderful food to choose from - we were not disappointed, starters and main course were all really tasty - home cooked fresh mushrooms in a light wine sauce and deep fried brie followed by their lovely homemade chicken and mushroom pie and a giant yorkshire pud with sausages. The veg was tasty and seasonal. Our only regret is that we didn't have room for pudding and book a room for the night to make our stay longer. We will be back!

Although it was quiet on a wet midweek lunch time we were made very welcome. Proper Pub grub freshly cooked and piping hot with seasonal veg. And proper pies. A bit off the beaten track but worth it

Last minute booking for three night stay in Shropshire. Beautiful setting, great pub with very welcoming team. Very comfortable accommodation, enormous tasty breakfasts to set you up for the day. Evening meals were hearty and very tasty. AND good beer - what more could you want?!

We are a Shropshire based classic car group and on a recent Sunday about 20 cars had a run out into the Shropshire countryside ending up at The Crown Inn at Wentnor for a late lunch. The food was plentiful and very good. There is always a good atmosphere at The Crown which serves really good pub food and real ale and they also do bed and breakfast if you want to stay over.

What is there not to really like about this lovely pub? A very warm welcome greeted us on arrival and throughout our stay - nothing was ever too much trouble. Add to this very comfortable accommodation and huge very tasty breakfasts that were enough to keep us going nearly all day before returning to the pub to choose from a wide-ranging, delicious evening menu. All we had to do during our stay was to enjopy ourselves!! Next time we are looking for accommodation in this part of Shropshire we won't look any further than The Crown Inn Pub which we highly recommend. Many thanks to Andy and Vanessa for a super stay.

I visited the Crown yesterday (27/10/19) with family. Service and food were second to none and the portions were very generous. The steak was cooked perfectly as were the scampi and other included items. It was most definitely excellent value for money and I won't hesitate visiting again when I'm next in the area. Highly recommended.

Great find while staying in Church Stretton. Visited to celebrate my mum's birthday. Pub owners very welcoming and the pub a classic village pub. Really good menu. Large portion sizes but all really good quality. My wife says the ploughman's was one of the best she has had and my pie was great (they are famous for there pies). We did not have much room for puddings but did find some room to share a couple and they did not disappoint. Classic puddings but really great. Definitely worth a trip out if you are in the area.

Friendly staff, lovely hearty pub food which was very tasty and homemade! I had the nachos to start and lasagne for main which I would recommend! Nice warm log fire.

Booked from reviews found and not disappointed. We needed a family meal for my father-in-laws birthday which fell whilst we were away in Shropshire. A quick search of trip adviser and the Internet led us to book the Crown Inn. Have to say the food was both plentiful and very tasty. The service was good and at no point did we feel neglected or rushed. Excellent value for money, would not hesitate to recommend.

A real pub, charming old world decor, excellent ale and hearty pub food. Friendly and attentive hosts. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay there.

Staying nearby and looking for an evening meal,so chose The Crown Inn Pub.Not disappointed,nice atmosphere and pleasant guy behind the bar (I think his name was Steve) my wife and I both had fish and chips on our first visit,huge portions.I had a pie and my wife had soup on our second visit,all scrumptious

This is the third year we have visited the Crown. Andy and family are a breath of fresh air to this quaint village pub.

The only regret was we could only stay one night, great place from which to explore the lovely Shropshire countryside. The evening meal menu is very good and the breakfast is equally good. Bedroom and ensuite spotlessly clean and modern, lovely ale and very friendly landlord and lady and staff,

Lovely comfortable break in cozy surroundings, clean, well appointed en-suite room with lovely breakfast and wide choice of meals. It is convenient for walking or touring and the hosts and all the staff were so helpful and welcoming. Some rooms are kept free of dogs so double check availability when booking but they can be with you at all mealtimes if well behaved. Good outside areas too. The pub closes some afternoons so, again, discuss check-in times and access ahead, but I am sure you will have few problems.

Absolutely gorgeous meal, fresh home cooked produce, perfectly cooked steak, cant waIt to return to sample the rest of the menu. Great service, friendly staff and very reasonable prices. We booked in advance, it was busy, some people had a little wait but we were served promptly.

While staying nearby in a cottage in Wentnor this pub was on our doorstep and recommended by the owner. We visited it twice in a two week stay but could have gone more in reality, On the first visit we all ordered a starter and main course. But I couldn't fit in the main course as the portions are so generous. Second time missed the started but still the main course was sufficient for me, others had two courses. We can thoroughly recommend the sea bass, fish pie and cod and chips. The staff were all friendly and food good value and delicious.