The best restaurants in Clun Shropshire West Midlands

We always love the food, reasonable prices and good service, but the Maltings is currently closed. So my advice is to check before going.

New chef and the food was brilliant, very good fish cakes followed by short ribs and the puds were lovely too. Small menu but I quite like that. Front of house very friendly.

Wonderfully positive experience. Excellent samosas served with mango chutney and salad followed by turmeric ginger cake which is gorgeous. I tried it with a pot of turmeric tea. Dream food on a very cold day. Can't wait for my next visit.

We stayed at Ashlea Pools for a week so thought we would try the cafe while on site. The pizzas were massive, bigger than I expected and pretty tasty. On the day we were leaving we popped into the cafe for a breakfast and decided to have the breakfast ciabatta. It was really good, much more food than I expected for the price. 2 sausage, 2 bacon, 2 eggs, tomato and hash browns on a really soft and tasty ciabatta roll. Very good value wish we'd tried it sooner! The cakes look amazing so will have to come back to try one.

Do not pass the Crown without going in! We stopped by for lunch during a long walk and I am so glad we did. The food was excellent, great beer and service was just right. A bit of a gem in this beautiful part of the world.

The meal we had was the worst meals i have ever eaten. The pate starter was from a packet and very cheep, the toast was barely toasted verging on bread. The mushroom stroganoff was like black slime in the middle of my plate with badly cooked rice. No flavour at all. The steak sandwich was rare and cold and tough. The curry was never home made and quite definitely from a jar or packet. The furniture has seen better days and the carpet is the same one from 20 years ago and needs replacing The only saving grace was the bar man and the young Lad who served us our meals. They were very nice and polite. The lady who came behind the bar later on in the evening decided to do a rather vulgar dance behind the bar ,to the delight of the rest of the people propping up the bar. not what i would call a pleasant experience.

I rang hoping to enjoy an exceptional lunch. The owner told me that sadly her husband had died last year and as he was the famous chef she was no longer serving meals to non residents.

Great very family & children friendly food was delicious owner took time to chat really good with the grandchildren looking forward to going again for a Sunday lunch

An amazing place, staff so accommodating food was amazing just like home cooked hot and food came altoghter free drink for birthday girl couldn't ask for more

My partner and I came here for an evening meal when staying at the Baron at Bucknell. My partner called up first to book a table having found good reviews online. The lady on the phone was extremely helpful and provided directions perfectly as she explained the sat nav may take you a longer route. We followe her directions and got there within about 10 minutes. We were greeted as soon as we entered by customers waiting by the door and then the staff. Everyone was polite which was really welcoming as we were out of town. The decor is like an old style traditional pub and it had a really good feel about it. We initially ordered the T bone steak but they didn't have any so opted for our usual sirloin which was also recommended by the staff and we were not disappointed! Big being very big steak lovers we've been to many steakhouse's around the country and have to say this was possibly the best steak we've ever had. The garlic butter complimented it very well and we were not left disappointed that the T bone wasn't available! I highly recommend coming here if you are anywhere nearby.

Still no coconut cakes, which was the only thing I ate that was sweet...

This is no longer a Tea Room. It is a private residence. Trip Advisor don't seem to want to change the details!

First time in the pub and what a fantastic place to go, the service & food was excellent, I would highly recommend it. The staff could not be anymore helpful.

Featured in the Good Pub Guide and popped in for a pint whilst staying in the area. An unpretentious 15th century pub, doggy friendly and an excellent real ale from a choice of six. A local brew from the Three Tuns brewery in Bishops Castle. Friendly crew and punters.🇬🇧🇳🇿

We have eaten here many times, but our last visit was EXCEPTIONAL. The wonderful people working there treated us like royalty from start to finish. The seats and tables are incredibly clean and comfortable. Can’t wait to come back!!!!!