Pubs & restaurants in ShropshireShropshire, England

Foraging and preserving-led restaurant on the Shropshire-Cheshire border.

Riverside pub at Jackfield by the Ironbridge Gorge, its walls marking the Severn's great flood levels.

Country pub on the edge of the Wyre Forest, an easy stop after a woodland walk.

Riverside inn on Ludford Bridge over the Teme, its terrace looking straight up at Ludlow's rooftops.

Old drovers' inn at Newcastle on Clun near Offa's Dyke, a walkers' refuge in the far west of the county.

Nearly 300-year-old locals' pub in Bridgnorth's Low Town, a well-kept Good Beer Guide fixture.

Whitewashed 17th-century village pub in Little Stretton with a log fire and a garden under the Long Mynd.

West Castle Street pub in Bridgnorth's High Town, drawing drinkers and diners for good beer and food.

Historic Church Street alehouse in Bishop's Castle, a real-ale favourite with its own brewery heritage.

Stone roadside inn perched on Wenlock Edge, a long-loved walkers' stop with wide countryside views.

Clun's welcoming corner local, a Good Beer Guide regular with its own microbrewery out the back.