The Plough Inn, Claverley in Shropshire

Beautiful meal last night. The steak was cooked to perfection and the seabass was beautiful. Nikki and Grace were very attentive, as always, ensuring that you have everything you need and always having time for a chat whilst serving their customers.

We just popped in for a quick bite to eat after playing tennis nearby with our 2 young children. We had some great food (fillet steak and linguine) and the kids ate a good portion of sausage, chips and beans after being offered options not necessarily on the menu. The staff were super friendly and could not have been more attentive to us and our kids. I have been to the this pub many times but wanted to review on this occasion as it was a last minute visit and we were well catered for, thanks guys :) (sorry no photo's of the yummy food, doh!

Fresh and hot homemade food, really good portion sizes and very friendly, helpful staff. Proper country pub, good beer, no pretensions, and a good varied menu including pub classics done well. Would recommend and go back without hesitation.

Food was very tasty and well cooked at a fair price; the staff very polite and friendly and made us feel really welcome!!! Would come back again.

I am a vegetarian so I had a roast lunch without meat.No salmon or cod on the menu so this was my choice.I was disappointed when I paid my bill that they only took £1 OFF the price of my meal .I would have expected at least £3 as that is the dearest part.The meal was very nice ,but disgusting price .Shame on you plough in claverly.

Our family (12no) were treated to a wonderful Sunday roast dinner at The Plough Inn Claverley while celebrating a special birthday. We were greeted with a warm welcome and the service and food were the best we’ve had for a long time. Thank you to all involved. We would definitely recommend a visit to family & friends.

This is one of the friendliest pubs I’ve ever been in, a proper old British pub. The staff and owner were all helpful and very welcoming as were the locals. The food was amazing, there was a great selection of beers and we had a fantastic experience staying on the car park in our motorhome it was so quiet. I would heartily recommend the Plough Inn at Claverley to anyone.

Visited over many years, dissapointed they have not upped there game in this cutthroat world of pub lunches and the passion has gone long ago, stuck around back of chimney breast, very little veg between two lunches, Roast potatoes pathetic, overall, the bill was to my mind £8-10 overpriced for what we had, on the plus side the B&B pudding delicious Will leave it now for 12 months to hear local FB??

Arranged a meal for several members of our family. We had a booking elsewhere which cancelled, so came across the Plough via the reviews on here. Considering we phoned for a fairly large table on a saturday night, the staff couldn't have been more helpful. We hadn't been to the Plough prior to the meal, but were all very pleased . Staff were all really freindly, food was very nice. We had some of the Tapas starters and everyone had their own main course. We had amongst us the duck, several plates of the pork goulash(?) and a steak. To a person everyone commented on how much they had enjoyed the food and were very complimentary of the pub overall. Thank you all for a lovely evening.

Six of us ate here on Sat night and boy it was so good Food is Interesting and creative Blade of beef , fish ,pork and great fish Presented to perfection Starters and desserts great Wine list extensive Staff first rate

We visited the plough with our good friends and were instantly welcomed with a warm, friendly smile and hello. The pub has a really lovely vibe, it was busy and the hustle and bustle was lovely to see. We were seated quickly and drinks were almost served straightaway. We were given time to peruse the menu and recommendations were given. Our starters,a selection of Tapas were mouthwatering. Enough time between starters and main allowed us not to feel rushed. The main courses of steaks, risotto, and lamb chops with side dishes were then bought to the table. All absolutely mouthwatering. Desserts were just wonderful. The banana cake and panacotta were another level! At the end of our meal the chefs(owners) came to our table to see if everything had been ok and to receive feedback. Well done to all the staff at the Plough we shall definitely be returning.

Visited with a friend on a Saturday evening. Only downside of the visit was the choice of 6.30 or after 8pm ‘sitting’. We chose the five tapas plates option and everything was delicious. Particularly good was the prawn puri and the vegetable empanadas. There was a lovely atmosphere in the pub and the staff were friendly and efficient. Fantastic!

Their website and this Tripadvisor page state Wednesday, Open 12:00 - 3:00pm. It wasn't. No indication anywhere that it would be closed. Not even an apology in the entrance. People were arriving (presumably for lunch and a pint) and having to drive off again. Doesn't the manager (or owner) of this pub understand how to add important up-to-date information on the pub's own website? My advice to the public? Phone up before even thinking about having lunch time meals here. The nearby "Crown" served me a lovely pint after my walk.

It is the most friendly, welcoming pub ever ! Great pub in a lovely village. We will definitely be back,, in time to have a meal next time hopefully Melanie, Colin and Axel. Red and white VW campervan

After a walk around Worfield woods our group was in need of sustenance and found it at The Plough in the nearby village of Claverley. Access is tight along the lanes but the car park is ample and then you can enjoy a super lunch. The meat & veg dishes are excellent with beef a speciality however the choice of other dishes is wide and varied even for veggies etc. Service is spot on. Recommended.

Today I visited The Plough with my husband and we had some lovely hot food. Arancini were crisp and tasty and pan fried sea bass main meal was tender. Black pudding scotch egg was very enjoyable and the scampi good. Service was good and the hosts were welcoming. Can’t wait to return.

Massive car park (always a bonus) and well set out tables etc so we felt safe. We'd had a walk in the woods and really needed the famous jug of Pimm's when we arrived. Prompt, friendly service and lovely staff. They know their stuff and were happy to advise about allergies and food. This is exactly what a country pub should be like!

Booked late on in the week for a Saturday night table and we were squeezed in late evening (which was conveniently what we wanted). Greeted by a lovely man who seemed to be running the team front of house who were all very cheerful and eager to please. The restaurant was not far from full and had a lovely atmosphere. Great wine and ale selection. We had starters and mains, both were delicious and we couldn’t manage a pud although we did have a Baileys hot chocolate which was so special I think it should be compulsory for all customers!

The quality of meals,the atmosphere and attitude of staff create an outstanding evening,incredible place,congratulations to all staff on achieving such a wonderful combination.

Went for dinner and it was amazing. Very good food, excellent staff service, great bottle of wine and not too expensive.

Dropped in a couple of weeks ago with a work colleague and had a lovely meal. Quick and friendly service and good prices. Would recommend.

Wonderful service for a few drinks. Made us all feel very welcome. Cosy fire and great ale. Thank you

Cosy country pub in small village with busy bar full of locals. Dining area is separate with own small bar. Menu is reasonably varied with emphasis on steak which is well priced. Small problem with the menu as it is placed over other diners so quite embarrassing as it must spoil their meal if eating. Shared starters of olives, bread, whitebait and pate. Apparently the steaks were really good and cooked as ordered.he lamb shank was large and tasty. I had seabass which was on the small side but cooked correctly. One dessert was disappointing but overall everyone enjoyed the meal . With 2 bottles of wine and drinks it worked out at 40 pound per head. Service friendly.

If you enjoy food, go to The Plough at Claverley. Went last Sunday, great choice, traditional Sunday Lunch or from the board great range to suit everyone’s requirements. The food was tasty and excellently cooked, with generous portion sizes. If you are thinking of going do not hesitate. Have booked for my wife’s birthday.

Have been going to a favourite pub, The Plough, for at least 30 years, so have plenty of experience of the overall excellence of any visit.A wide and varied menu, at reasonable prices, with food at a very high standard.The varied menu is always available, but Tuesday 'Fish' Nights and Thursday 'Steak' nights are a particular pleasure for us and our friends. Where else can you get 2 v.g. Steaks, plus all the trimmings (vegs., chips, potatoes etc.) and a bottle of wine for £27?Last evening - a Fish night - my wife and I thoroughly enjoyed the delicious Haddock Florentine (beautiful fish, light cheesy sauce, on wilted spinach, peas and chips - £10 x 2)), plus a starter, 2 coffees, a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc (£18), all for £50, which included a good tip.2 Clubs I belong to also go every year to play Boules in the Beer Garden, followed by excellent buffets, so all types of food are available, including light lunches etc.Always good value - very friendly and efficient staff and always a good variety of excellent beers. What more can you wish for? Highly popular, you probably need to book any evening during the week and definitely at the weekend.The Plough is also involved with a lot of charity work and enjoys a very respected place in Claverley society.Although the address is 'Bridgnorth', I would have thought that it is nearer to/or just as near to Wolverhampton, where we live. I takes me about 15 minutes to drive through countryside, on a 'main' road (max. 50 mph) for virtually all of the way.If you are anywhere near, you must go!

4 of us went at lunchtime and couldn't decide whether to have meals off the board or the Daytime Menu. In the end we decided to have all the meals off the Daytime Menu. We all had the Beef, Mushroom and Ale Pie, with veg and different types of mashed potatoes - all 4 of us thought they were excellent. We each then had a sweet, banana ice-cream, chocolate sponge with ice-cream and 2 crumbles with custard - again excellent. Staff were very helpful and really pleasant. The choice of drinks were good too and the floater coffees were excellentWe WILL be back again soon

Lovely setting in a quaint village. Old original English pub . Lovely menu written on blackboard. I had the ribeye steak, a bit tough but OK. Sister had the Monkfish which she enjoyed. Very nice friendly service .

Went here for the first time and really enjoyed the experience. Friendly staff and good good quality, reasonably priced food .

You need to book a table in advance for Saturday dinner. We arrived and were shown to our table. The pub was very busy. No menus are available for the starter or main courses only the puddings. The dishes on offer were on a chalk board, some were marked as sold out but after we had ordered 2 of our party’s dishes were also unavailable. Service was slow but we didn’t mind as we chatted in our group, however, the waiting staff were showing signs of being under pressure! Meals were good - steaks £20 plus, moussaka with salad £9 with chicken and pork dishes priced in between. There was a small board with fish dishes and one for steaks. Steaks were nice, fresh vegetables & the chips were fine. We shared a chocolate waffle pudding - £5. The waffle was cold straight out of the packet but the generous portion of chocolate chip ice cream was delicious topped with squirted cream - we couldn’t find the caramel. All in all - there is an air of disorganisation here but the food was good and this wouldn’t put us off visiting at some time in the future.

First visit to this pub for our son in laws birthday. The menu was varied and priced competitively. The food arrived hot and was very nice. I had the steak pie, it was delicious. The staff were attentive and friendly. Full marks from us.

Delicious sandwiches, huge bowl of chips plus a wide selection of flavoured gins. And all for around £10- who could ask for more! Oh, and I forgot - very friendly, everyone talks to you!

So me and my hubby went for lunch yesterday the best meal I've had in 15 years everything was perfect food ,service everything. I had the olives,my hubbby had the paté it was just amazing.then surf and turf for my main cooked to perfection.my hubby had steak again cooked to perfection. It a must try venue.

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE from start to finish! 23.02.19. We came here for my fathers birthday meal as a party of 4. We had booked in for 7pm. On arrival we had to manoeuvre our way through a very crowded bar to get to the restaurant.. ok not ideal but it was fine (even though they have another door on the side of the venue that they could simply open to make it easier for restaurant customers. So we go into the restaurant area and say our names and we are seated . We look for menus and there are none on the table .. we have to spend several minutes looking around for a board with the menu chalked on. This was not great either as it was behind a table with other customers sat at it . Another party who had just arrived had to take pictures on their phone as it was difficult to see! This is not good at all.. the menu changes every week apparently but would it not be easier to print some menus on basic plain A4 paper for and place them at the tables for customers convenience? (There are only 12-15 tables in the restaurant) . We then decide what we want and order our drinks.. 1x pepsi 2x lemonade and a pint . All the fizzy drinks were flat .. ok not major so we asked for replacements to which we were told “no problem love” the gas must have gone the bar maid said . The replacement drinks arrive .. still flat but none of us could be bothered to complain again. After 10-15 minutes of waiting the waitress came to taken our order and only at that point told us that there were 4 different dishes that were not available as they had ran out and only had 2 cod and chips left . Bear in mind we were the second table to be seated on a Saturday night) again another problem as this should have been explained at the start . So two of our party had to order second choice options and the other 2 had cod and chips . The food arrived 25 minutes later (again there was only one other table that that ordered before ours at this point) and only 5-6 other tables now occupied. Not a major issue as we thought all fresh cooked to order . Food arrived and I have to say that both the cods were absolutely disgusting stodgy mess! And the chips looked and tasted old . For the sake of my fathers birthday my partner and I kept quiet (we had the cod & chips). Once we had finished our meal (70% of ours we left) I quietly spoke the the waitress and said how disappointed we were with the meals in general but especially the cod and chips because of how stodgy and horrible they were. Her response was “ok love” to which I replied can you look at knocking these off the bill please? . She said she would ask.. came back several minutes later and asked again what was wrong with the meal ... I explained again. Off she went to the kitchen, came back severa minutes later and plonked the bill and 4 mints on the table and began to walk off , I said excuse me has the bill been reduced accordingly? The extremely rude girl just said no while she was walking off. No apology or explanation at all.... absolutely disgusting!! By this point I had totally had enough and asked to speak to the manager who had been given incorrect feedback on my complaint and was just told that we didn’t like the fish apparently (lies) after a few minutes she eventually agreed to knock one of the meals off the bill. Overall a horrible dining experience with extremely rude waitress who constantly calls everyone of the customers love! Just terrible and would certainly not return to this place and will be telling friends and family of the horrible place that is the Plough at Claverley . Avoid .

Booked a table for 8 people on Saturday 16th feb teatime. Table was ready, and pub was welcoming and friendly as always. We ordered various dishes including feather blade of beef, steak, tex mex, burger and chips, vegetable curry. The food came in good time, attention to detail was outstanding.... and the quality of the food just can’t be beaten. It all came perfectly cooked, piping hot and very generous portions. 10 out of 10 again. The Plough never lets us down

We went during the week last week. I have no complaints about the food at all, but it wasn't a super exciting experience either. Service was ok, again nothing special. My biggest gripe is the meal for two cost nearly £90. I feel it was a very expensive mid week meal. As i say nothing wrong, but nothing out of the ordinary either. Disappointing.

The Plough is a lovely olde worldly pub in the middle of the village with a separate small dining room and a roaring fire. The staff were friendly and attentive and our food was beautiful and quite a bit better than normal pub grub and presented very nicely. We dined on a Friday evening and the dining area was surprisingly quiet but the bar area was packed with mainly locals. I would have rated this place as excellent overall if it were not for the fact that when arriving and leaving we had to thread our way through the people standing drinking at the bar, who were quite rowdy, which made us feel a bit uncomfortable.

Popped in for a drink with a friend.

It’s been a long time since I’ve been to this pub and when we went in it hadn’t changed too much. Still a nice welcoming village pub. We decided just to have a drink and looked at the menu and decided we would go back and have a meal. The food looked really good and very reasonable prices.

Just popped down to our local pub, what fantastic food, The ribeye steaks were cooked to perfection. Keith introduced us to his new Rioja wine on the new 2019 menu.The staff were warm and welcoming and very attentive to our needs. A wonderful pub for great food and friendly service. Best to book, we will definitely be returning.

Booked a table for 7.30, our order was taken quickly! However after 45 mins our food had not arrived! No explanation or oppoligy offered! After an hour we went to the bar and asked to pay for our drinks as we weren't prepaired to wait any longer! Still no explanation was offered! However we did receive a very incencer oppoligy we paid for our drinks and left, avoid this place plenty of other pubs in the area offering much better service.

The pub is a lovely country pub,very cosy and welcoming. The staff are very polite and helpful. The service is very good. The menu is very good with an excellent choice of dishes.

We have been hear a few times and meals are still lovely love this place for a few drinks first then a lovely Sunday lunch we had the 3 courses and again all lovely. Staff very helpful and welcoming.

been here numerous times and always found it to be very welcoming and a great choice of wines. Steak deal is stunning well done !

We live locally and love this pub. They have great food and a lovely atmosphere. There’s always a roaring fire on a cold evening. The food is also very good. We haven’t had a bad meal there.

Great pub! Really friendly and good at reasonable prices. Would thoroughly recommend. Chickens in the garden!

nice pub,staff really good to us oldies as they took on board that our coach broke down as we were leaving and dealt with us so well with minimal staff.thanks

We had really high hopes for this little pub as it had been recommended by friends, however after arriving we were greeted by a very rude girl at the bar who when I asked for a table told me, were full sorry and walked off without even asking if we wanted drinks. After ten minutes another member of staff took our drinks order and told us we could sit in the bar and eat as long as we didnt mind waiting an hour. We were very hungry so decided to wait. After about 50 minutes my steak arrived but was so tough it was inedible. To finally top it all off when I complained to who I assumed was a manager they said 'well no one else has complained' so we left completely dissatisfied and dont intend to return in the near future.

This Lovely old Inn in the gorgeous old village of Claverley is very warm and welcoming and a big part of the community of the village. We went in for lunch on a weekday and were impressed with the choice available. The food was well presented and tasty and the atmosphere convivial.

Called in for a early evening meal. Friendly attentive staff found us a table and served up some of the most delicious food I have had for a three course meal in a long time.

Another lovely roast meal and lovely dessert 🍰 staff are spot on very friendly can't do enough to make you welcome iv been hear a few times and never disappointed always nice love this place.

Visited the other evening with some friends who had been before and raved about it , yes it was a cold Wednesday evening in February so we were expecting it to be quiet but we were the only people in there, we chose our meals from the blackboard half of which were sold out, the for of us all had different dishes and they were all very mediocre , I had soup for starters which was just a pot of boiled veg that tasted of celery and nothing else .. my wife’s blade of beef was accompanied by the greyest selection of vegetables I have ever seen served on the tiniest plate I’ve ever seen, they were obviously warmed up from another day.. very very mediocre and the staff were very inattentive considering they were so quiet. Disappointed to say the least

A genuine country pub in the village of Claverley, which certainly delivers on the quality of its food and local ales, which it has to as it relies on word of mouth, rather than passing trade. Pleasant, helpful staff.

Stopped by whilst staying on a local CS. Good selection of ales and good prices too. Locals were friendly and the bar staff made you feel welcome. Dog can be taken into the bar area and games room. Well worth a return if in the area.

Can't wait to visit here again, lovely country pub with a warm feeling. Excellent menu choice and plenty to choose from off the specials boards

Wonderful lamb shanks and great blade of beef, but having said that, avoid the chicken chasseur which turned out to be a tough chicken breast covered in a tasteless sauce that bore no relationship to any chasseur sauce that I have ever tasted, Not impressed with the vegetables and definitely would not recommend the bread and butter pudding. I had hoped to add this place to me regulars list, but will not be going back, shame, could have easily have been so much better with little effort.

A lovely meal. Good service and a pleasant atmosphere. The steak night special is also worth a go - two steaks and a bottle of wine for £24. Our daughter has taken her two young children there and found them most accommodating.

This was our second visit and on both occasions the food and service was excellent. I enjoyed a meal from the extensive specials board, along with a pint of Bank's mild ale !. The pub itself is very cosy and traditional, definately worth a visit !

Went here for the first time and really enjoyed the experience. Friendly staff and good quality, reasonably priced food .

Spent Monday lunchtime here beautiful food I had Tbone steak cooked to perfection, staff are brilliant and really make you...

Delightful village ,well looked after by Gabby and celebrated a birthday with our friends.Superb fish and lovely bitter and excellent value.Great day.Will be back.

Booked in for a lunch time table. The Plough is the most constant pub in the village of Claverley and has a reputation for good restaurant food. There is an extensive menu with fish specials and daily specials. Vegan and veggie tastes are catered for and the prices are mid range with some more expensive options. This pub is all one would expect from a well run, clean and welcoming establishment.

We were in the area, having visited Halfpenny Green Antique Centre (itself worth a look), and drove on to Claverley, looking for somewhere to eat lunch. Good move! We ended up at The Plough.

Excellent service: very friendly, pleasant helpful staff. Excellent & very varied choice of food at decent prices. Very nice decor & atmosphere & excellent parking

Myself and a friend had lunch here and had the sandwich which was very nice, lovely granary bread and fab chips fluffy in the middle crisp on the outside ...perfect.However what let the food down and the chef! was the service it was terrible waited 15 mins to be given menus tried to get the waitress attention but seemed like she was away with the fairies, there was a young lad his main concern was just clearing plates, tunnel vision. Finally got the attention of the waitress then had to wait a further 20 mins for our order to be taken it just felt like we were invisible. 2 staff who were very slow and not very good or attentive. Would we return probably not, shame as was thinking we would try the evening next time as food looks good someone on the next table had the curry and smelt delicious.

Authentic English Pub in a lovely village.Great friendly staff and relaxed atmosphere.Great beer and a lovely menu.I had the Rump steak - lovely.You do not find many of these lovely pubs unless you venture to the shires. Visiting from USA to see family.Highly recommended .

Nice pub, friendly staff. Had bar snacks, good price and really nice. Large lawned area with tables, lovely restaurant.

Very obliging with regard to making any changes to their menu. Good choice of menu. Food cooked well and enjoyable. Very hospitable host and enjoyed the food very much. It is on my list for a re-visit.

From initially approaching Karen and Keith about running our 50th anniversary run from the Plough they could not have been more helpful.Coping with 27 old cars and 50 members they sorted us out fed and watered giving us a tremendous day The food was varied and suited all tastes from the Specials, Sunday Lunches and snacks.They made us so welcome Thanks very much for making it a special dayStourbridge Pre War Car Club

Visited recently at lunch time as part of a ramblers group, having just rambled 3-4 miles. Orders had been pre ordered and paid for as there were around 25-30 of us. Food was very reasonable, the 'breakfast sandwich'..sausage,stilton,black pudding was delicious and very thick!Staff were attentive and welcoming, and considering how many of us there were coped very well.Would recommend.

We popped in after a nice, warm, six mile walk on Saturday the 22nd of April. Service was pleasant, Staff and locals freindly, as is the norm. Food? Who could complain? Toadted Sausage and Egg sandwiches, salad, and a portion of chips.... hmmnnn.

This pub is a real traditional pub, the drinks , food and staff in there excellent and really know there stuffKeith and Karen run this place and always have a great selection of great beers and even a gin collection , something for everyone. They know how to serve a good gin and tonic too , with fever tree and all the extras.There's a snack menu and fresh cobs if your just peckish , and if your up for it the plough has a extensive home cooked food menu , great portions and only cooked by experienced chefs. Steak night absolute must There is a function room and areas for big groups , and even a area to have a game of darts. Outside beautiful kept garden and if your feeling French you could get your boules out for a game of pétanque. I hear they have 2 premier league boules teams. Dogs and children welcome in the bar. Makes it a great place for families , bike ride stops and walking breaks.Keep an eye out for the live music and events that keith and Karen always organise also. Plenty of parking and a must visit place in Shropshire

We found the Plough while staying nearby on a short break and booked a table for 4 on the Saturday night. Could not believe the amazing value for money, great choice of food and superb service, tried to go back on the Sunday evening but were too late to get food. Would highly reccomend.

Great night spent with friends at a country pub. Lovely evening. Food was fantastic. Highly recommended. Will b returning

Two steaks and a bottle of house wine for £24. The steaks were tender and were served with a variety of different potatoes (chips, jacket or boiled ) and vegetables, peas or salad. Well worth a visit on a Thursday.

Always a good atmosphere, staff are great! Excellent range of beer, wine and gin! Steak night always good value.

Always a great welcome from Keith & Karen and all of the staff at the Plough, Sunday lunch is excellent, even down to the piece of Bread to mop up my gravy at the end if I have room! Always a good choice of real ales and wines. A beautiful garden in the summer months, always nice to finish our Sunday dinners with a game of Boules as there is a pit in the garden too!S,S & R

Lots of variety on the menu, lovely welcoming atmosphere, lovely staff - we'll definitely be back again!

Hadn't planned to go out but thought I can't be bothered to cook so after many suggestions from the husband where to go chose the plough. Well what a good choice we made! Lovely comfortable friendly welcoming pub. Fantastic choice of food not your usual pub grub. I had fish which was excellent. Husband had steak again it was excellent. Wasn't expensive either! So win all the way lovely pub, excellent food, friendly staff, will definitely return & recommend.

We have visited this establishment several times. The food is always excellent quality and prepared exceptionally well. The staff are always friendly attentive and welcoming and Karen & Keith are great hosts. The beer is kept very well and there is a good range of spirits, wines and soft drinks.I would recommend the Plough to anyone and have taken many friends who have always commented on the high standard of hospitality, food and drink.

Its been many years since we went to this pub and we were delighted with the service and the food. (It was a pity to see the other two pubs in Cleverly in such a closed and sorry state.)The service at the plough was very good, the meals were excellent and the prices were very reasonable. The pub is very welcoming and nicely fitted out. Will definitely be returning more frequently

This is the second time I've eaten at the plough, I went this time with husband and friends, I am vegan and my husbands vegetarian and they catered for us both. Food was lovely and the service great.

I took my partner for a meal last Saturday. The pub is situated right in the heart of the village, it is also a big thriving part of the community and village. The Plough isn't just about getting people through the door, it's a community pub in which is does a lot for the village. Whether it's the flower festival or a occasion for someone in the village both Karen and Keith go above and beyond to make the occasion a fantastic and memorable one for who may concern. When we arrived at the pub we were greeted by warm welcome from the friendliest staff who make you feel part of the furniture simply by walking through the pub door. After we had our drinks poured we sat down for a couple of minutes in which we were greeted by a lovely lady with brown hair who was very bubbly ready to take our order. The fantastic thing was there was so much choice to eat I asked the young lady for her opnion, which I was greeted by the young lady's expertise on the menu and what was popular and what she liked. What a fantastic recommendation she gave me. I had the T-Bone steak. Wow what a peace of meat, it was cooked to perfection and accompanied by a range of onion rings, grilled tomato, chips and salad. The meal was fantastic and wow what a fair portion it was. I have a decent appetite but boy did I struggle with eating it all. It was too good to waste. The steak melted in my mouth, the chips were crispy and cooked just right, I didn't need any condiments because how juicy the steak was. Half way through the meal another staff member came over, who was absolutely Lovely,m. She made polite conversation and asked us about our meal and I couldn't thank enough. The only regret I have is I wished I had room for pudding. If you look up the Village you will come across the plough instantly, it is a traditional pub that is all about the customer, the community, fantastic food and well kept beer. I recommend you making a stop into the village simply for the Plough and everything it has to offer. Jaymes

Went on a Friday evening, fairly busy.No menus as you have yo stznd in the middle of the restaurant looking at a board on the wall impinging on the space of other diners , starter ok main course for all but one of our party was not great , very average pub grub but with steep pricing.Probably not use again .

Wow wow wow! Guess you can say I enjoyed my meal I had steak cooked to perfection! My husband had the pork and enjoyed it on the plus side they had a mash potatoes menu , fabulous. Well worth a visit

Food is excellent here with plenty of choice .service is quick too even though extremely busy . Lovely village setting. Highly recommended

My first visit to The Plough this Thursday and it was Steak night, two steaks and a bottle of Wine for £24. We upgraded the wine to a Rioja for an extra £3.The food and wine were excellent , bar and restaurant were both lively so this created a good atmosphere to dine in and thoroughly recommend.Will be back again.

We literally popped in, just to make up for the fact our normal canal walk, after a lovely breakfast, was a rain-soaked, non-starter. What a treat. The staff, and customers, were very warm, pleasant, talkative. "Brexit" has not only got the top spot in the news, but people certainly seemed glad we can now celebrate being British.

Don't worry if you get a little lost on route to Claverley, I don't think I have ever been the same way twice into the village in 35 years of driving - just follow the signs!!!The pub is lovely, there is a small cosy bar area for non diners, which looks like it would be really lovely in winter with it's open fire/log burner. The restaurant area was really well laid out. The tables are not on top of one another and there is plenty space on the tables for the food and drinks - I do hate places where you feel like you are sat on someone else's lap and when the food comes you have to use every available surface around you for your drinks - well done The Plough brilliant tables.As for the food - fabulous. A really impressive selection of Meat and Fish mains, and a good select of starters; sorry cannot comment on the pud's I was too full to even think about having pudding!!! Loved the fruit Plum Chutney with the Pate starter - All the chutney's are made on site and they are gorgeous, not sugary like so many available today. Please start bottling them and selling them????Four of us ate and all four of us were blown away by the food; I can recommend the Garlic Mushrooms; Pate; Asparagus; Surf and Turf; Steak and Hake.I would suggest booking tables if you don't want to be disappointed.Seriously good and we will be returning soon.

Not been into heart of Claverley for a long time, lots of winding/narrow country lanes to get there, for 'outsiders'. How happy we are to have been recommended to return by friends...A lovely, 'old fashioned' (meant in a really good way), traditional pub, with nice 'drinking' area for locals, and a seperate, more dining area, well laid out, and comfortable. Nice atmosphere, buzzing in the 'bar', quieter and more intimate in the 'eating area'. Good, friendly service, and efficient too.And most important, a lovely selection of food, well proportioned, tasty, just excellent. Also good understanding and decent 'gluten free' selection for one of our party, couldn't have been more helpful. Not the cheapest, but not daft prices either, and frankly, well worth it for the quality. Underscored at end by a really nice selection of local cheeses, rather than the 'standard' experienced elsewhere recently, with total lack of imagination.Can't wait to return to sample other items off the menu, as rather hard to choose, given the rather excellent selection available.To finish off, decent car park too. Faultless. Really enjoyed, thank you.

Haven't been to Claverley for years ! The Plough was a real treat . My incredibly fussy husband cleared both the main and sweet without a single grumble , praise indeed from him. Nice village pub atmosphere , attentive but not overbearing service , good prices too. All round nice meal , thanks

Have visited the Plough several times before but only had a drink and always said would go for a meal and have actually managed it and was not disappointed. A good varied menu with great friendly staff. Food was lovely and served quickly despite it being quite busy. Presentation was good and the quality of the food was excellent with all fresh produce and cooked perfectly. No complaints at all - just wish I have got round to eating here before. Will be back.

Visited the Plough Inn for Sunday lunch. Lovely looking pub and a typical countryside pub inside, very good first impressions. Received a warm welcome from the staff and were sat at our table. The starters were put in, and took quite a while to arrive. Starter was pate and toast, I’ve had better. The mains were ordered with the sweet at the start, but took an absolute age to arrive. I had the lamb dinner, the portions were good, the lamb was nice, but the mint sauce was more like mint water, really watery, which absolutely spoilt my lamb as I had poured it over. Once the mains had been taken away (Again took ages for table to be cleared), we asked for the sweet menu. At this time there were 2 members of staff clearing and cleaning a table the side of us (back and forth a few times without taking any notice of us or our sweet order). Ten more minutes went by and we decided we didn’t want to wait any longer, so paid and went home.To summarise, the food not bad, but service has a lot to be improved. I must say from the reviews on here I was really disappointed with our Sunday lunch, and wouldn't return for food at this pub.

Loverly village pub packed with friendly locals,the beer was good and nice sellection of snacks, we didnt eat here but the resturant was busy. The only thing that let it down was lack of seating and they had hops hanging all around which were full of dust and cobwebs and a spider actually fell on my moms head .

This was our third lunch at the Plough and it never fails to impress. The service is excellent and the food is fantastic. It is a pleasure to visit and we will definitely be back.

Been hear again today and it was very busy with meals but when we sat down for ours even though it was busy we did not have to wait.again lovely food service very good all with a smile well done to all the staff .been hear a few times now and still lovely hear it was another lovely afternoon .

I came with a group of friends who are mostly former cookery teachers, so I was hoping to impress them with the home-cooked food, as I live in the village and often bring visitors for meals. They really enjoyed the fish cakes for lunch and even though they thought there wasn't enough room left for desserts, they succumbed to the lemon meringue which was delicious. The food is always excellent and never lets me down when I have visitors!

Called in on spec and asked for a table for two. The restaurant was full but we were found seats in the bar. Chose the "Thursday Offer" - Two Rump Steaks and a bottle of wine for £25. The bar staff were eager to please and our order came within 15-20 minutes. The meal included fries and salad. I chose to add Pepper Sauce for and extra £2. The steaks were cooked as we requested and the wine was perfectly acceptable. We would probably book in advance if going again on one of their "Specials" evenings. It was possible to have items from the a la carte menu too.

We come here regularly and have never had a bad meal. We mostly go at lunch time and have the lunchtime deal at £9.95 each and it is very good value for 2 courses - the ploughman' is excellent, as are all the main courses we have had, and the onion rings are proper onion rings, not the processed frozen ones from everywhere else. The coffee is excellent too and a good choice of ale as wellThe owners and the staff are excellent and helpful. The main menu on the blackboard is available during lunchtime as well as the special and the choice is fantastic.Thank you for all the lovely food we have had as well as the lovely service, a pleasure to keep going there it's like little holiday

Had another lovely meal hear can not fault it in any way been hear a few times and it was still very nice.service very good did not have to wait long .we had a lovely afternoon with my husband and daughter. We are going to try fish and chip night on a Tuesday.

An old friend of mine lives close to Claverley and we decided to meet up for a drink and a meal and he suggested The Plough. They have a special "deal" on Thursday evenings when you can get 2 steak meals and a bottle of house wine (or 2 pints of beer each) all for the princely sum of just £24. Ideal for a "Lads night out".It gets busy on Thursday evenings exacerbated by the fact the other 2 pubs in Claverley who also served meals have now closed down. That being the case I'd recommend you book a table rather than just turn up.There is plenty of room in the car park but in my opinion it's not really a good pub to visit if you happen to have to use a wheelchair. We ordered drinks at the bar and were then shown to our table which was in the centre of the pub. There isn't too much choice on tables as I'm guessing they only cater for about 40 covers but it is small and welcoming. Table's tend to be very close together so not really suitable for a romantic meal but for a lively convivial atmosphere it's great!As per the "Special" deal we ordered (2) 10oz Rump steaks with all the trimmings and when they were served we were pleasantly surprised at how well the dish was presented and the size of the portions. Certainly more than enough for two hungry blokes!The waiting staff were very pleasant and attentive and we had a really good meal topped off with a delicious dessert, I had Blackcurrant Cheesecake - yummy!I noticed they had numerous special boards dotted around the pub coverings Mains which were meat or fish based and also one for Desserts so you could in fact have a al a carte menu to choose from if you wanted.All in all a great night and meal all for the sum of £24, takes some beating really!