The best restaurants in Ludlow North Shropshire West Midlands

Dinner here with my wife yesterday was lovely. The food was great, and the atmosphere perfect! I'd say the customer service from the 3 waitresses was fantastic - welcoming and friendly. Would definitely recommend to anyone searching for a lovely meal. We shared 6 oysters, seafood paella and crab/ lobster cocktail. All 3 dishes were grand! If we're ever in the area again, we'll 100% be visiting 👍🏻

Poor quality food, they use frozen burgers and chicken, very bland and very expensive, you would be better off going to the sandwich shop that sells pork and vegetable rolls etc down the road, £20 for 2 poor quality burgers, 1 southern fried piece of overcooked chicken, a small bit of pulled pork and in a bun, and chips, not value for money, and they need to put the customer first. Very disappointed ☹️

Great pub near Tower Bridge. Great range of beers

Amazing food,lovely vibe and attentive staff with a big shout out to Josh. I have coming here for a few years and it has never disappointed.

This is excellent restaurant was always a firm favourite, the food being very superior Indian. However, they could not re new the lease and are no closed. They are looking for a new location in Ludlow.

My cousin and I actually had tea and cake one afternoon and then lunch two days later. Both were great experiences. The staff were friendly and cheerful, the chocolate cake and fruit cake sublime and the tea, made with leaves, not teabags, in a bone china pot and drunk from beautiful bone china cups was wonderful. It's all very Miss Marple inside, like going back to a gentler time and it's a not to be missed experience. The background music is perfect for the ambience, Jack Jones crooning away.....both our visits were most enjoyable and when I return to beautiful Shropshire in December my partner and I will definitely visit, it would be rude not to!!! Thank you Carvells for a step back in time!

Perfect English tea rooms very popular with tourists and locals it seems. We wished we could have had time to visit for a second time! We will certainly pop in next time we are in the area. Marvellous hidden gem this is!

Fast service, excellent food , very fresh locally sourced meat , reasonable prices worth a visit just for their breakfast

Great people who own The Plaice and great food too :) ..highly recommended !

We were a party of 7 who popped in for breakfast. Absolutely extortionist prices. 4 English breakfast and 4 coffees = £59. My order was scrambled egg or toast and an English breakfast with 2 coffees = £28!!! Most of the English breakfasts were uneaten, swimming in sloppy eggs and water from the mushrooms. No taste, poor quality. Very limited choices. No thank you never again!

Very good fish and chips. Friendly, speedy service ( considering we had fresh cooked to order fish), and really gigantic portions pf both F & C. We really enjoyed our no nonsense supper - just what we needed after a day of travelling.

Given up ,no longer go into the conservatory due to the debacle that is ordering/leaving dog tied up !!! Decided whilst waiting for shop to open I would get a coffee from the pantry (as I had my dog with me )stood at door ,requested oat decaf cappuccino “ we don’t do oat milk” was the response Really !!! it’s all a joke now ,what’s happened to what was once a very special place to enjoy quality food and hospitality ?I have given up now.

We called in for lunch on a damp and miserable Wednesday. Our mood was totally lifted by our visit to Chapter 66 cafe in Ludlow Castle. The drinks were great and the food was totally delicious. We shall certainly visit here again soon.

This was a pleasant coffee lounge above a store which did fabric alterations. It was a pleasant place to relax and enjoy a quiet coffee and nice cake. The lounge is right by the railway station, and I imagine it would be a nice place to chill out for a coffee while you wait for a train!

I was staying in The Feathers across the road. £7.50 a pint there made me cross the road to The Bull. No one behind the bar. Eventually a customer offered to look for the barman who was chatting outside apparently. Another few minutes passed before I gave up and started to walk out. A random woman carrying a baby insistined on serving me while still holding the child but was rescued half way through pouring a Guinness by the barman. After 20 minutes the background music was replaced with a comedy sing-along accompanied by a ‘local’ whistling loudly and out of tune, I left.