The White Horse Inn in Shropshire - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Following our last visit and review on 7 June 2022, we returned to this wonderful locals' 16th century village pub and brewery. On this occasion we stayed in the accommodation above to break our journey home. See separate review for accommodation and breakfast. For dinner an excellent home made steak and kidney pud from the reassuringly short menu. Make sure you pre order to ensure it's available! All washed down with a couple of pints if home brewed and powerful real ales. 5.9% Citadel from the pump and a bottle of 7.5% Unk IPA. Crew friendly. Doggy friendly. Lovely! What's not to like? Table in the busy and atmospheric bar area, rather than the more formal restaurant, always our preference. Very reasonable prices. This pub is featured in the main section of the Good Pub Guide and the Good Beer Guide. 🇬🇧🇳🇿

On a monthly basis a friend and I meet up, have a meal and catch-up. For,June we went to the White Horse Inn, from booking a table, in advance, to the warm friendly greeting when we arrived, it was a great experience We were asking if we wanted drinks and ordered, then shown to our table. The small restaurant area had a few other diners and we were quickly given the menus and shown the specials board. We ordered starters and main meals and the starters arrived quickly and piping hot, similarly, after finishing our starters the main meal arrived promptly, but not too quickly. The food was excellent, and the same for the service, the staff were attentive, but no over powering Overall it was a great night, good locally sourced food, the right level of service and a thoroughly enjoyable evening in a warm and friendly pub

We arrived promptly at 1.30 and were sat in the window of the adjacent bar which was very nice except that we were forgotten/ignored.Great pubby friendly atmosphere. It was fortunate that we were with friends and had lots of catching up to do as we finally left at approx 3.45pm because of the slow, virtually non existent service. We only had two courses.At every stage , apart from the first drinks order at bar, I had to get up and find someone. eg We are ready to order now please. We would like more drinks please. Please could we see the dessert menu. We are ready to order the desserts. And then after a 40 mins wait. We would like our desserts please. The other bar was lively and buzzing with people. Ours gradually became empty. The food was excellent and we would visit again if the slow service could be addressed. I did ask at one point if it was a carvery and we were meant to help ourselves, but apparently not.

Lovely home cooked food, highly recommended.. I will be returning soon the breakfast is really good too.. All locally sourced ingredients..

Booked 2 rooms here, as they were holding the wake after family funeral. Staff were very friendly. Traditional style pub. We all packed the place. The buffet had a mixed choice of meat, vegetarian and vegan, so I was thrilled to have vegan chocolate cake! As allergic to cow's milk I rarely have cake! The food was excellent. The rooms were away from the bar in the building next door. Beautifully presented with very comfortable beds. The shower room was very good. Definitely recommend! Cooked breakfast the following morning was delicious. There was a choice of cereals etc and I was able to have a coffee with oat milk.

Excellent friendly service made to feel welcome as soon as we arrived, very attentative staff did book in advance as advised by others that had eaten here.food excellent and of very good quality we left full and happy thanks to the white horse for our lovely evening meal

We eat here every time we visit clun and once again had a fantastic pub lunch with a pint or two of solar which is brewed in house fantastic staff fantastic service see you august bank holiday weekend

Very disappointed with our visit here. We had rang up and booked a table,explaining we had a baby with us. When we arrived the welcome was very frosty and we were told to just go to the garden even though we had booked. He then asked if we had left a name and hastily told us where we were sat. We had to ask for menus as we hadn't been provided with any. We were then informed they had no high chair,so there was no way I could eat a hot meal with a 9 month old on my lap,even though we told them we had a baby with us. Our drinks came after about 20 minutes- the lemonade myself and our eldest son ordered was completely flat and undrinkable. It tasted like water. Needless to say we left. We had explained to the young waiter why we were leaving-as we walked out the door we heard the man behind the bar ask him if everything was ok with us, to which he told him yes. One very hungry and disappointed family,we will not be recommending or returning.

Rang up to book a table, it was super easy! We all had a starter, 2 chicken strips, on deep fried Brie and I had the king prawns which I have to say were so fresh and very tasty!!! Then for mains 3 of us had a fillet and one had a vegan burger... I have to say the fillet was cooked perfectly, I could’ve cut it with a spoon and was so so so fresh and tasty, hands down one of the best steaks I’ve ever eaten, and the homemade double fried chips were to die for!!! We were all so full we didn’t have room for dessert but we will be coming back on our next visit to Clun10/10!!!!!

Wide range of local homemade fresh food, we booked and every seat was taken, it's popular so book ahead!

Arrived on spec on as wet day to receive a welcome and a lovely meal of truly home Made fare. Meaty pie, perfect veg. Portions generous and nicely served. Good luck to them in the new openings.

Called in for lunch while staying in the area. Friendly staff, delicious food and generous portions and the local beer was something else! Absolutely superb!

We had dinner at The Whitehorse on Sunday, which was excellent. We all had perfectly cooked steaks followed by a very tasty dessert. Very good Ludlow Gold beer too. Thank you.

the White Horse in delightful Clun is the real country pub with good food, lively backing from locals and good beers; they struggle to manage virus needs but you feel happy to be there; a convivial mine host helps it all along; special mention for the four home brews and especially for the superb steak and kidney suet pudding, which, in heavy demand, merits prior reservation

We picked this pub for an evening meal whilst in Shropshire. It's nestled in the heart of Clun and is a delightful pub.Our group of 4 had a mix of food - fish and chips, burgers, pie - and there was certainly a lot of it! The chips were a bit soggy, and service was quite slow, but that's most likely because they were packed and rushed off their feet with EOHO diners!All in all it was a pleasant evening with good pub grub.

great homemade pie and homemade chips - best i've had for years. new rooms just finished and a great stay for us during a walk along the shropshire way

Excellent food and the team were so accommodating and could not do enough for us. We ate a selection of roasts and also baguettes in our party and we had cheesecakes and waffles for desert. Brilliant- thank you

Another enjoyable evening at The White Horse Clun, Jack and his team welcoming and attentive as ever, enjoyed good food, beer and a pleasant atmosphere. Rib eye Steak was cooked to perfection as usual, Thanks

If there's one thing better than seeing our family and nephews and niece its being able to get a lovely pint of Citadel at the White Horse. A really friendly and helpful staff make it as easy as can be for you to relax and enjoy yourself. Menu is varied and great value.

Great place to stay and eat. Room comfy and spotless. Food delicious. Staff very friendly. Highly recommended.

On a walking trip with a friend, we diverted off Offas Dyke to Clun for an overnight stay and booked ahead at the White Horse Inn. After a challenging day of walking thorough stunning scenery, albeit with the ground heavily waterlogged, the warm welcome of the White Horse bar, staff and log burner was perfect.We had several beers, (excellent real ales and the Guinness was really well kept!), the food was also excellent. The liver and bacon and the vegetarian curry were well prepared and presented and absolutely delicious.The rooms were very comfortable and perfect for the use of walkers or weekend breakers.It was clear from the moment we arrived, to the moment we left that Hannah, Jack and colleagues work very hard to create a really welcoming environment whether you be an attendee of the bar, restaurant or hotel. They have very high standards for quality and cleanliness and the drinks, food and hotel rooms were very good value.Looking to bring my family here soon for a weekend stopover.

Great beer - we didn’t eat but the menu looked very good and there were a good number of diners obviously enjoying their selection

We stopped for lunch after walking around Clun. The staff were welcoming and efficient; lunch from a wide selection of options was refreshing and filling. Clearly a pub at the heart of the local community.

Well worth a visit! Excellent food and very friendly....I had Mushroom stroganoff and my husband had home made Steak & Kidney Suet Pudding - both were delicious 😊

If you’d like the real life experience of what it must be like to walk into Royston Vasey’s Local Shop, then this is for you, otherwise steer very very clear.We eat in country pubs very regularly, at least twice per week on family outings and this was categorically the most uncomfortable and unwelcome we have ever felt.From the moment we entered we were stared at by not only the locals but also some of the members of staff.When the silence finally did subside we had to listen to a middle aged drunk local couple talk about how our children shouldn’t be in a pub; as they and others continued to stare incessantly.The silence was also broken up by one of the barmaids recounting the injustice of being kept in a police station for over 20 hours when she had been told it would only be 2.We parked outside and upon leaving the two tables of local people stopped talking to stare at us as we loaded up, the one blocking our car door with their stool also very helpfully refused to move.We had roast dinners which were average, everything over cooked but quite tasty and fine for the price. The only very positive point was the demeanour of the young barman who was a gentleman; his most impressive display was remaining courteous when another local and seemingly aspiring sommelier insisted upon discussing the finer points of the house red.

Visited with friends after a weekend in Clun, enjoyed the truly excellent Sunday Roasts - the nut roast was lovely in particular which was a pleasant surprise! There was also a reasonable selection of drinks when we visited with a large group, a small beer garden to sit in and very friendly and helpful staff

Had lunch here with my son. We only ordered baguettes, but they were tasty, fresh and well stuffed. My son had a beer from the pub brewery and really enjoyed it (husband is a fan too). The locals and landlord were really friendly. The service was very good and it's dog friendly. It's excellent value and well worth a visit.

We dined here during a little bike packing holiday, and would definitely go back. The food was home cooked and tasty, the atmosphere relaxed and friendly, the service spot on and the mint aero cheesecake a win!

Ate here 3 times in the week we stayed in the village. The welcome was really good on the first occasion and even better afterwards. Excellent food at modest prices. The brewery at the back of the inn makes three excellent brews which complement the food and make a good talking point with the "locals". The staff could not have been more helpful and accomodating. Altogether a good experience!

Lovely place. May be worth booking a table, and if you want the steak and kidney pudding, order in advance, as it is very popular - and crummy!

Super bustling, little village pub in Clun, friendly welcome, efficient staff.

We were on holiday nearby and went to White Horse for our evening meal to celebrate my birthday, both our meals were excellent, staff very friendly, the pub also has its own micro brewery brewing different beers, due to driving I only sampled one but bought 12 bottles to take away, highly recommended and if we holiday in that area or are passing through we will be calling in.

We ate here on Easter monday . we had not booked a table but they managed to squeeze us in. The meal was excellent and the man who served us could not have been nicer. We had just arrived in the area and were very grateful to find somewhere to eat. Highly recommended!

When moving to a new area it is always nice to find a good local pub...

This is a proper pub with food served in the bar or small, comfortable dining room. The food is delicious and reasonably priced, served by very pleasant staff. We have eaten here quite a few times when on holiday in Clun and have always enjoyed our meals, and the locally brewed ale.

My wife and I took our chihuahua dog with us to this lovely friendly pub the staff were excellent we had a lovely meal on our 1st night, nice clean room, nothing too much trouble.

Just dropped in by chance, staff were really friendly, our starters came really quick. Main course was excellent.

Good food and very tasty beer served by exceptionally helpful staff, what more can I say! Thank you so much for an excellent lunch

Had a lovely meal here with our group. Excellent staff & very accommodating seeing as we phoned late in the day. Dog friendly - plus they make their own ale, which was very good. Highly recommended.

had a good meal, then comfortable night's sleep, room quiet and bed comfortable. We had some business to sort out locally Monday morning so came back for breakfast around 9.15. Breakfast just right.

What a night, after a long day at work we had already planned on coming along to the tribute act that was on that evening but decided to book a table to eat also, after arriving to a very busy pub we were served quickly and shown to our table with the bartender fetching our drinks to us. We ordered from the specials an everyday menu both of which had a good variety of choices for everyone, the food came swiftly got an fresh, all food is locally sourced an the portions were generous an not over priced. Mel and Corrin both made us feel very welcome an nothing we asked was too much, service with a smile an both looked the part smartly dressed and knew the business when asked about one of the dishes we ordered was explained what was in it. We didn’t feel rushed a very enjoyable evening will defiantly recommend an pat on the back to the 2 that served us thanks

Stayed for a couple of nights , not first timers to the White Horse Inn, friendly helpful staff, after out rambling on a nearby walk we had a loverly evening meal ' by the fire' , great lively atmosphere . Delicious breakfast you won't leave hungry! Great size room and clean. Also dog friendly .

Originally booked Sunday lunch via web site but called in on the Friday to see what it was like. Not the most welcoming entry I've ever experienced- felt like the League of Gentlemen's local shop for local people. Ordered 2 large glasses of Pinot but I'm afraid we left the drinks and went on our way. Decided it wasn't the place we wanted to have Sunday lunch at so phoned to cancel only to find that they hadn't got our booking anyway.

Food and beer good whilst not expensive, Food served each night unlike some of the other pubs around. Dog friendly. Competent staff. Friendly locals. All in all, its a proper pub.

This is a pub that the locals use and not a tourist trap, I am glad to say. This does NOT mean that tourists are made to feel not welcome, we had several great chats with some of the punters.

A short walk up Bridge St, just past the museum that was a former jail (opens each Tues 2pm – 5pm & Sat 11am – 1pm & 2pm – 5pm) & situated opposite the closed Sun Inn (there is another Sun Inn, right hand side of Bridge St), but the White Horse & the closed Sun Inn are left hand side of Bridge Street.

Super pub, well kept beer. We had the pale ale which was excellent. Staff all welcoming and chatty. As we had the car didn’t have chance to try other beers. Give it a visit.

Dropped in here for lunch on a boiling hot Monday. Full of catty locals, friendly atmos. The ploughmans was amazing - a vast slab of succulent, thick ham, Big chunk of cheddar, mixed salad, pickled onions and hot bread. Fantastic and great value. Other hal said steak pudding good too. Recommended!

9 adults with 3 dogs. This pub was ideal for us, especially on a day like today - sunny & warm. The enclosed garden seating area out the back meant we didn’t have to keep too close an eye on our pooches. They were glad of the full water bowls that were already waiting for them and we humans were delighted to see that beer is made on premises. We tried three of the four own-brews available and all were excellent.

We took a friend out for her birthday to her local. From the moment we arrived we felt welcomed: mine host was very helpful with the choice of beer and the food was delicious. We had between us beef, lamb and pork roast. The meat was very good and the vegetables expertly cooked. The puddings were just as good, and home made. We shall certainly return.

Our first visit to the area, staying for a few days in a farm at Clunton, two miles from Clun. The pub in Clunton, a short walk from our accommodation, wasn't open and our host recommended The White Horse for dinner. We were delighted with what we found there. A buzzy bar area, full of locals and a few visitors, is welcoming, the staff are friendly and efficient and there is a great range of cask ales (many brewed on the premises) many gins and everything else you might expect. The food on offer is pub grub but of a rather superior kind, not in any way pretentious but tasty, plentiful and served by as charming a group of young ladies as you will find anywhere. The standard menu is complemented by an interesting "specials" board including (on our visit) such things as a good beef bourguignone and a potted boar starter. The wine list isn't extensive but offers drinkable stuff at reasonable prices. We liked it so much we returned the next evening for another helping (including an excellent steak, cooked exactly as ordered and a very nice steak & ale pie) and were not disappointed. The chips are to die for. The only (minor) negatives were the omnipresent flashing fairy lights (switched off on request) and dogs being allowed in the dining room - on our second visit we encountered a rather smelly example, a bit off-putting. Nothing against dogs, they should be welcome in pub bars - but arguably not where people are eating. This is the only reason I didn't award five stars to this excellent establishment, I really wish it were closer to home. Oh, and Clun village itself is interesting and quite delightful.....

A wonderfully friendly pub with a stunning menu. From locally produced food, to fabulous starters and main courses, there is definitely something for everyone. On the day I visited, the World Cup football was on. There was a superb atmosphere with the locals who flocked to the pub, creating a warm, friendly environment. PS If you drink...do try the Clun Pale Ale.

This was meant to be just a stopping off point for a bigger journey, but became a focal point of itself. Clun is beautifully but remotely located in the Welsh Marches, en route from the Severn to the Merseyside with lots to see and do along the way, and in and around Clun and surrounding Valley. Delightful family hosts who really engage with you, and make you feel special. The locals are colourful and very hospitable, and great fun!

Went to Clun in May for the Green Man festival. The pub is in the main square with very limited parking so best to park just outside the village by the river.

We were not disappointed with the food served in this pub. Fresh and delicious, and the atmosphere was very welcoming and friendly.

We called in for dinner and a pint shortly after our arrival in Clun at the start of a walking holiday. This pub is attractive and, by good fortune, we had booked in advance because we arrived to find that the pub was hosting a weekend gin festival that had attracted quite a lot of people so it was both busy and noisy. We hadn't expected this as the pub has its own on site brewery and had anticipated that the emphasis would be on beer rather than spirits.

Clun is a small village in an amazing setting of Clun Forest. We visited this pub twice, initially finding it whilst cycling through, and we returned for dinner the following day. Really excellent friendly service, the staff couldn't be more helpful. The menu had great variety to cater for all tastes, with a lovely atmosphere inside. Well worth calling in, not only to the pub, but the location too. Locals were friendly too and gave some great local information.

We ate in the bar which was sociable and comfortable - there was a good range of food on the menu and we all had tasty meals; the service was excellent.

Wij hebben hier Fish & Chips gegeten. Het eten was OK maar niet bijzonder (voor zover dat kan met Fish & Chips). Het zelfgebrouwen bier is goed te drinken

Excellent fish and chips and Suet pudding, washed down with a pint of the locally brewed Green Man Ale. Staff were all very friendly and helpful.

I went to The White Horse Inn for a meal with some friends. All staff were friendly and focused on ensuring we had a good time. In some villages, you get the feeling that the locals don't really want you there. But here, I was surprised and impressed that we all were welcomed and we joined in with pool games and the odd drink. Certainly if I'm in the area again, I will go to the pub.

We visited first of all for drinks as we were staying close by. Whilst there we thought that the food coming out looked very nice, so decided to book a table.

Landlord and staff welcoming. Food excellent and good value, dog friendly pub and restaurant area. Beer brewed behind the pub!

Just spent 2 nights at the White Horse with my wife and daughter and we all agreed that we'd return without hesitation! Extremely welcoming staff and landlord, very comfortable accommodation, great selection of beers, delicious food (liver and bacon casserole to die for and probably the best cheesy chips I've ever tasted) and lovely community atmosphere. Seriously considering a permanent move to the Clun Valley so hope to see you again soon :) All the best, Mark, Harriet & Heather

We are in the White Horse as I write. It is warm, welcoming and surprisingly busy (for a Wednesday evening in March). There is a good menu with a number of specials. Our meals were excellent. ....I'm sure we will return!!!!

For 7 years I lived in Clunton the next village down from Clun so had reason to stay overnight.

Lovely pub. Lots of character, friendly staff. We visited for lunch while visiting Clun during our half term holiday. I...

Stayed here a couple of nights in mid February. Rang on the off chance a few days earlier and luckily...

Ate here twice during a few days stay in Clun. Not only was the food lovely, we were very well...

On holiday nearby and came across this pub for a spot of lunch, staff very friendly and welcoming, we both...

On spec my wife and I went to this delightful inn in the middle of Clun. Atmospheric surroundings, very friendly...

Visiting Clun over Christmas with my husband and popped in for breakfast one morning. One word disappointing... coffee mediocre, a...

Visited this pub several times whilst staying in a holiday cottage in Clun. Great service, great food and just an all round lovely pub with a lovely landlord.

Lovely local pub with good food and a friendly atmosphere. If you want to hear about the gossip in the village, just sit there with a pint & a paper, it's great.

After a very long day (5 a.m. start) and loads of packing and unpacking we rang the White Horse Inn to see if there was an early table available for dinner. And there was!

I have also put the review on the White Horse Inn as well.

Visited on a wet Wednesday lunch time in October. The pub was nicely full with visitors and locals. Brilliant steak & ale pie washed down with Clun Pale Ale / glass of Merlot.

We went here on the advice of people, what good advice, we went at lunchtime, they have a great menu and the food is good a very good prices, and the locals provide good entertainment with their banter. Our only regret is that we found it on our last day in the area.

This is our first time here at this lovely quite place called White Horse Inn, friendly welcome, the food is amazing the local people are friendly, the local beers, fantastic most recommended place to stay for a couple days, it's best ring them directly line, the landlord//owner Jack and his wife, excellent....excellent

We go there most weeks of the year and always have good food and excellent friendly service. We tend to use this pub as a standard for other pubs we visit and on the whole it rates very well.

I was looking for a place to eat and The White Horse is the go to place in Clun. Unfortunately, food was not on offer at 16:50 as they stop serving at 15:00 and start again at 18:00. The reviews on TripAdvisor suggest food is good!I did stop for a pint and there was plenty to choose from, the usual lager and cream-flow nonsense on tap, but more pleasing to the eye was local ale from the Clun Brewery (5 options if I recall) and many choices in the fridge too which was well stocked (always a good sign). I tried the local summer ale at 3.4% which would make a good session ale. Not the best beer I have ever tried and lacked both a head and lace; but I've had worse.The staff and local customer base were friendly and all were happy to offer advice on where to get food. It's this positive atmosphere that sold me the positive review.

Third time for me eating here. As ever, excellent food and staff (nice work, Ashe) plus extra custard! Can't ask for anything more! Thoroughly recommended.

This is our second visit and it was just as good as the first - pleasant accommodation, great dining, lovely drinking, excellent ambience in a well placed and delightful rural retreat. One feels more than welcome, more like old friends...did we mention that Lola, our spaniel, loves the place too? See you all again

Spent an amazing 5 days in this beautiful village, staying at The White Horse Inn. The owner with his wife and family run an amazing pub, B&B and restaurant. The food was superb, the room was clean and the service impeccable. Cannot not recommend it more highly

Called in here by chance with the rest of our cycling group heading to John O'Groats.Food did not take long to come, was served in the beer garden and was very nice and not all that expensive.No-one had a problem with their meals and everyone enjoyed it.Can't really be any fairer than that

16 of us booked to come here for a meal whilst staying in Clun and it was great, nothing was too much trouble, food and beer were excellent and it was good value for money.

We visited on a buzzing sunday evening. The main bar was full of lively locals having a good time. we were made to feel most welcome and sat in the restaurant area. The staff were very friendly and efficient and served an very good meal. We thoroughly enjoyed the evening.

Sunday afternoon dining at the White Horse in Clun Large menu to choose from including snacks through to Sunday lunch. Staff speedy and attentive to your needs and fantastic service from Jack and the landlord. All locally sourced food with large portions and cooked to perfection.

Staff very friendly, beer excellent and the food was very good value for money. A hidden gem in Clun.Could have stayed there all day.Will definitely visit again!

Having just got home I felt I should compliment the cooking and service at this little gem of a rural pub. My wife and I were not after "gastro" but we really wanted a great meal and this was it. Super fried duck with a lovely sauce and perfectly cooked vegetables for me. My wife was wowed by the tastes in the glazed salmon on crunchy salad. To top this off she had their rasberry cheesecake, which she described as light, fluffy and gorgeous. I had a couple of scoops of their ice creams - salted toffee and vanilla. With a couple of glasses their house wine, the whole experience was faultless. The dining room was also packed and tables were eagerly snapped up when people left. Thanks to all the staff for our evening. And... all for well under £40!

We have just stayed in beautiful Clun over bank holiday having researched the many walks and local ales. I was bowled over by the friendliness of the staff and locals. Jack the landlord was a lovely man indeed. The beer from their own microbrewery was superb, the straw coloured pale ale was refreshing after a long walk and the Citadel also straw coloured, was well balanced and very moorish.......but stronger - a naughty beer . They had live music on Friday night and the atmosphere was buzzing.Didn't get to eat here unfortunately but reviews from our cottage were excellent.

Stopped for two nights as a single walker. A fantastic packed lunch provided in lieu of breakfast and ready the night before so I could be on the hills by 6am.The room was clean and well stocked with a superb hospitality tray. Even though my room was over the bar there was barely any noticeable noise each evening.The most noticeable point however that the staff all appeared to be enjoying their jobs. Philli and the other lady couldn't have been more helpful and this was enhanced by the quality of the food.Thoroughly recommended. I hope that my final group of Shropshire hills will also be attempted from there. Many thanks to all the staff.

This charming pub was very busy, and we had to wait for a table - worth waiting though. Service was excellent and friendly. The beer produced in their own brewery is well worth trying.

The White Horse is a lovely friendly pub, with a warm welcome, and good food. I hope to visit in the future, I would definitely recommend.

Try Clun Brewery Solar. Unmissable. Lovely pub, friendly and truly a local. Clun itself is a bit of heaven, dropped from the sky.

This pub is what people around the world would have in mind when a good British pub is mentioned. Brilliant beer, good wholesome food well cooked and a warm welcome. Great atmosphere with friendly locals. This pub is small and basic but don't be put off it's really worth a visit. Also Clun is a lovely old village so have a walk around especially by the river. Looking forward to our next visit even though we are nearly a hours journey away.

We stayed in nearby at Black Hall Lodges and booked The White Horse for our Easter Sunday Lunch for 13 people, we pre ordered our food the week before and were not disappointed. The staff were welcoming and friendly and couldn't do enough for us. The food was excellent and everyone in our party really enjoyed it. We were offered extra veg and gravy and everything was fresh and homemade. We ordered desserts and cheese and again everything was just perfect. I would highly recommend a visit if you are in the area. We will be back.

My partner and I recently holidayed in the beautiful village of clun , shropshire and visited this wonderful pub a couple of times during our stay . It was a very friendly welcome by the staff and locals , a good range of ales , ciders and perry . We stayed for Sunday lunch which was excellent , and really didn't want to leave ! Highly recommended friendly relaxed country pub .

My mother and I fancied a pub lunch whilst passing through Club and the White Horse delivered on all counts. Despite being Tuesday lunchtime it was busy with locals and visiting walkers, tourists etc. It is a lovely old building exuding a real pub atmosphere. Great selection of real ales and draught cider. Great coffee machine too and pots of tea available. The barman although young was very efficient and friendly. Food was very prompt. Loved the fact that it offers a proper pub menu and doesn't try to do gastropub dining. The bar has lots of tables for eating and there is also a cosy separate dining room. Reading the notices on the wall it is clear that the pub is really part of the community with various events happening. This is exactly what I spect a proper village pub to be like and it did it perfectly. I will definitely return as the south Shropshire countryside is so beautiful

The menu was limited and with the three specials all being vegetarian! We both had pan fried salmon steak which was overcooked and dry. In addition, both steaks were almost devoid of skin so we assume it had stuck to the pan! New pots, green beans and carrots were well cooked but among the veg was red cabbage which, apart from not really going with fish, was very very finely shredded and similar in appearance to Chinese crispy seaweed (except it was not crispy) and very sweet - we assume this was a Brake Brothers creation. The table service was indifferent and not particularly friendly. The beer was good but this is not sufficient for us to return.