The best restaurants serving British food in Church Stretton and Craven Arms Shropshire West Midlands

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.

Stopped with friends whilst out walking and in need of some refreshments. Guinness Bitter and Cider all good. A popular destination and food menu looked really good. Don’t think about it just stop here. Hope to visit again soon 😁

Seemed like a great pub with a buzzing atmosphere, and nice to see space for drinkers and not just all tables, although there was still plenty of space for diners. We visited for Sunday roast, and while service was good and food was nice, the portions were tiny. I had roast chicken and it just didn’t fill me up at all. I would rather pay an extra few quid and have a proper lunch. Sorry, but only 3 star review due to me leaving hungry.

What an amazing evening out. A true gem, for sure. The food was spectacular. Our service was exceptional!! And by far, the absolute best Old Fashion I have ever had! Most of them are too sweet for my palate, but the one at Fresh Catch Bistro was one to remember, for sure.

Popped in for a takeaway coffee. Staff were so friendly. Coffee outstanding. The cakes looked incredible! Charming little place.

This placeis so brilliant. Best breakfast in Church Stretton in my opinion!! The veggie breakfast was top rate. Will be my come to place in future when walking here.

The food was excellent and the restaurant was nice and warm when we walked in, it was quite a cool evening so this was appreciated. Thoroughly enjoy our evening and would highly recommend.

Used to be excellent Gone downhill since brewery took it over and George left. A shadow of its former self.

We called in to have lunch on our way to Ludlow but all the tables were full so decided on a takeaway. Big mistake. Totally disorganised and very slow service , ‘ served’ by miserable ,bad tempered staff. I am registered disabled and whilst waiting ages to be served, went to the toilet. There were 2 but I was rudely told that I couldn’t use either!!! Then told to go and find the public one which was far too far for me to walk. The cappuccino was boiling hot and blistered the roof of my mouth . The food is ok but we will never go there again for sure.

The cafe is efficiently run and we enjoyed the rooftop seating in the sun today. Unfortunately the scone was stale. Quite a shocker for me! What a shame :(

A warm welcome in this beautiful, cosy pub/restaurant. The food was fantastic, well cooked and of high quality. Plenty of choice from a main menu and superb specials on offer. The staff are friendly and efficient. A well run pub with happy staff. And clearly a very good chef…. Our dog thoroughly enjoyed the evening too being given a warm welcome, plenty of fuss and a bonio! So lovely to be able to take your dog out with you when you go out to dinner. Thank you all at the Ragleth Inn.

Staying local so booked in for Sunday Lunch today. Certainly not disappointed, we had an amazing Sunday roast dinner beef and pork. Really well presented with side dishes of wonderful fresh vegetables, cabbage carrots and beans, you rarely get fresh vegetables now a days. We also had gorgeous Dauphinoise potatoes. We shared a huge Aston Mess their take on Eaton mess, so much fruit and cream yummy. The couple running the pub are so very nice, sad that it was so quiet but guess late in season. We did go back later for their Open Mike evening which was very well attended such a great community atmosphere. We will definitely be back and wish you both good things. P.S. Thank you for finding my bracelet too.