Restaurants in Shropshire

The gentrified Shropshire town of Ludlow has established itself as one of England's foodie hot-spots, with a clutch of top-class restaurants and even its own locally-based gastronomic festival. Elsewhere, the county has tended to absorb lots of ideas and skills from its near neighbours, especially when it comes to cheesemaking, cakes & butchery. Welsh influences also loom large near the border. On the drinks front, Shropshire also has a strong contingent of independent and micro-breweries, who distribute their beers to pubs across the county.

The Malthouse - Ironbridge A few hundred yards from the famous bridge, on a road that winds its way along the river, the Malthouse is a flexible venue comprising a hotchpotch of different buildings grouped around a courtyard

The Waterdine The Waterdine, in its tranquil and idyllic location in the picturesque Upper Teme Valley, is a wonderful place to escape from the pressures of modern life

Sebastians - Oswestry The rustic character of the hotel permeates throughout the restaurant where you can enjoy inspired, regional French cuisine from the experienced hands of Chef and co-proprietor, Mark Sebastian Fisher