Photo of Wild Shropshire, a restaurant near Whitchurch, Shropshire, central England. — © Jeremy Bolwell / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

Wild Shropshire

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James Sherwin runs this small Whitchurch restaurant on foraged and home-grown ingredients, spinning a daily surprise tasting menu with a Japanese accent for no more than fourteen guests; a Michelin Green Star marks the sustainability behind it. The border country around suits a walk beforehand. Pick up the Sandstone Trail a few minutes away, or follow the Llangollen Canal towpath west.

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