The best restaurants serving British food in 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.

Whilst staying locally we were recommended to try The Crown Inn. And we were not disappointed. A warm welcome greeted us and we were shown to our table. The food was excellent, so tasty and so well presented. The service was super, friendly and professional. Very highly recommended.

We have stayed a few times and would recommend Elm (if you would like a room) or Juniper or Ash (if you want a suite). Honestly every room is just perfect and individual. I’d like to say the best part of The Bear is the food (which is fabulous) but my goodness, it is the team. They are stellar. Friendly, kind, empathetic and lovely.

Nice little place with good vegan doughnut and hot chocolate options. 4 types of vegan doughnuts. Friendly, fast service.

Lovely tea rooms fabulous location food was lovely staff were lovely apart from not very child friendly told the grandchildren to be quiet one staff member we overheard saying we have neighbours which made us feel a little uncomfortable although other customers were interacting with the children

Sunday lunch was superb great service great food. Large portions so we couldn't manage a sweet!! Roast Beef was very tender and loads of it....plenty of veg ...superb

We came across this cafe during our recent visit to the town. The food was lovely as was the coffee. The staff were lovely and attentive and made us feel very welcome. Thank you and we will definitely aim to come back when we next visit. The takeaway cheese scone we had later was also really lovely.

Called in today for a nice lunch, but very dark and uninviting, could it be closed ? Once we were inside we were informed that only coffee was available, no food whatsoever. Having looked at Facebook reviews this place looked great but it turned out to be a waste of a journey so we spent our money elsewhere and will not try again. Very disappointing.

What a find! Superb breakfast, really great service, very good natured banter, excellent value. Not to be missed. Earl Grey tea was superb... lol... inside joke.

Tonight Tim brought us the Pork special in breadcrumbs with veg, a bacon and mushroom risotto ,bolognaise and piquant prawn starters with a delicious creamy rice pudding for afters. All were hot and delicious. What a treat to have a home delivery and be able to enjoy food without the washing up.Highly recommended if you live in or near Ludlow.Thanks to Chef Nick,the lovely Deborah and of course, Tim.

One of the last remaining true country pubs that hasn’t been taken over by a brewery or large chain we are so lucky. Feel compelled to counterbalance some poor reviews by a previous post. Full disclosure : Yes you will bump into some friendly farmers it’s their local as farming is a large proportion of the employment in this area : I can guarantee they will welcome you with open arms. You will likely be greeted at the door when you enter the pub but that’s because it’s a small pub and the main door enters into the bar. You will be greeted with a smile and a welcome by the locals we don’t like ignoring people in this area it’s not our style. I can 100% refute the comment about locals not seeing well dressed ladies and can confirm that the floors of the royal George has been walked on in some incredible footwear jimmy choo , louboutin and fairfax and favour to name a few … but yes you will see the majority of people wearing comfy casual because people visit the George to relax. The beer and food is fantastic , the landlady and staff amazing and the locals friendly. If you’re looking for a soulless pub that has been stripped of all its character and has out-priced the locals then this is NOT the pub for you. May I suggest the weather spoons in the local town. If you’re looking for a characterful pub with friendly locals cracking beer great food and fantastic hosts look no further . You are likely to be brought into conversation by said locals and maybe a farmer or two but don’t worry they aren’t trying to ‘jump you’ they are just being friendly and genuinely interested in who you are .

My wife and I visited Ludlow Tuesday 26th March, beautiful day, a few more shut down shops since our last visit, but a lovely stroll around the town was rewarded by the welcome and choice of Gluten Free food at the Wesleys Cafe, at a generour price.. Lovely volunteers helping, having a chat updating us on Ludlow activities. Well worth calling again on our next visit to Ludlow.

Visited here on Bank Holiday Monday in August, had the most amazing afternoon tea provided by Lesley and her delightful team. All the sandwiches and cakes were delicious and the service was amazing, we could not fault it. Such a treat, we will be returning, Thank you

Me and my partner both had the breakfast panini and it tasted brilliant, also the staff are lovely! Great little spot in Shrewsbury town.

We were staying locally and decided to pop into this lovely wee café for a late lunch before going back to our accommodation. Cafés etc had just reopened so it was good to be able to support them. The two ladies who were running the café were very welcoming and our food was freshly prepared. It was delicious and well presented. The café also has small gifts/cards etc and I have to confess that I did buy some bits and pieces. Really lovely small eatery. Mind you, we could have done without the two fairly loud guys who were obviously holding a work meeting there. I really wasn’t interested in the ins and outs of their business but they were speaking so loudly that we couldn’t help but earwig in. Think about the other customers chaps. It’s not all about you. If you need to discuss business - do it in your office!