Housed in a restored Victorian railway shed, Ludlow Brewery invites visitors to explore the art of traditional English beer-making — and enjoy a freshly poured pint at source. A popular venue with a buzz. Outdoor seating area and regular food pop ups.
Just 5 minutes drive from Downton Estate, The Clive Arms serves classic, seasonal dishes in its restaurant – menus change every few months to make the most of what’s available. Sunday lunch is hugely popular and booking is highly recommended.
Located on the banks of the River Lugg, The Riverside at Aymestrey is a charming historic inn offering locally sourced British cuisine. Guests can dine inside or enjoy the terrace with river views.
The Lion at Leintwardine has been named the Best Pub in Shropshire in the National Pub and Bar Awards. Set in stunning surroundings in the picturesque village of Leintwardine, The Lion is just 10 minutes from Downton Estate.
Open for lunch and dinner seven days a week, cooking style is modern British. Ian Pugh, after many years experience at Mr Underhills, together with his team, serves meals full of flavour, largely using local, seasonal produce.
The Charlton Arms pub and restaurant is known for its relaxed dining, seasonal menus, and stunning views across the River Teme. Chefs celebrate the best of local Shropshire produce, offering award-winning Michelin Bib Gourmand modern British dishes and pub classics.
Ludlow Kitchen turns the star products from the farm shop and their estate into wonderful dishes for you to enjoy. Open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch, coffee and cake – you never have to wait long for a table at this cheery and spacious café, just yards from the main farm shop.
Just a 5 minute drive from Downton Estate, located adjacent to Ludlow Farm Shop, Ludlow Pantry offers the finest fresh takeway coffee and hot soup as well as cold drinks and a selection of locally sourced sandwiches, sausage rolls, snacks, bakery treats and so much more. Ludlow Pantry is open 7:30am – 4pm every day.
CSONS at The Green Cafe is a friendly café-restaurant located on the banks of the River Teme, with views of the weir and Dinham Bridge. Ludlow Castle rises in the background, and the Millennium Green, a large grassy area beside the café, is perfect for a picnic.
Just ten minutes’ drive away, Fiddlers Elbow is a friendly, family-run fish and chip shop in the heart of the Roman village of Leintwardine. Customers are invited to eat their fish and chips next door at The Sun Inn, an unspoilt Parlour Pub.
A must-visit for food lovers, the Ludlow Food Centre brings together local farmers, bakers, and artisans. Everything here is made or sourced within a few miles, celebrating the best of Shropshire’s produce.
The Church Inn is a traditional pub offering home-cooked meals in a warm and inviting atmosphere, ideal for families or friends.