A truly wonderful pub/restaurant experience. It was packed…read morewith locals enjoying a good congenial atmosphere. It looks old yet quite contemporary and clean inside. There are three parts to it, the central pub, a small cafe as you enter and the restaurant in the rear. None of it is large, and all quite cozy. Since the restaurant seemed fairly full of patrons were opted for seats in the pub area. It was fun to watch all the locals enjoying a beer and having some fun. An occasional dog added some energy and involvement too. I ordered a burger and oh my goodness, as is usual in England the beef was incredibly fresh and tasty, and the entirety delicious. They heap cheese and lettuce, tomato, onion and with a double patty it is burger heaven! Of course it comes with fries. Having a local beer was great and the service was friendly and top notch. We absolutely enjoyed the meal. The only downside was the level of noise, but hey it's a pub.

Stopped here for lunch recently with family while traveling. Quite a nice pub/restaurant/hotel. The…read morepub is smaller, low ceilings and wooden bar - classic English style. Smaller lounge off to the side as well. It opens up in the back to quite a large room with high ceilings and natural oak. Decent selection of local ales and lagers. A few wines by the glass as well as gin, whiskey and such. Good was very good. Generous portions. Chips were excellent, crispy on the outside. We have ham, pulled pork, a bacon and Brie sandwich and a burger - everyone cleaned their plate. I would definitely recommend it.

Large open plan pub operated by Joules Brewery. Comfortable good ambience. Ale well kept and a good…read morefood menu with food decent quality and price. Service good.

Booked an over-night stay in Ludlow so browsed some reviews of restaurants in the area, this one…read morestood out straight away for me.Tucked away in Church Street, which is just off the High Street, the pub is what I would discribe as a 'proper' Pub, i.e it's not owned by some chain with the usual menu of burgers etc, but a pub with traditional looking interior and a chalk board displaying that days fayre and a good selection of drinks. I opted for deep fried Brie, which was excellent, two generous portions, both well cooked with a tasty salad and cranberry sauce.My partner had the Lasagne, again, delicious, good portion, piping hot served with salad and garlic bread. The night we were there (a Thursday) it was bustiling with activity, as it was dominoes night! Nice atmosphere and the owners were very friendly, always nice to get a "thank you" and "goodbye" when you leave,a simple yet small token of appreciation that you will remember.

Excellent Sunday roast. Quality, good value and lots of it! Well worth a visit.read more

From starters to dessert this restaurant puts any in the states to shame. You have to get the…read morecookie for 2 for dessert and the rotisserie chicken is beyond perfection. Service and comfort is A+. I can't wait to come back! The steak was perfect, tea delightful and an array of beers!

The Squirrel is located on the outskirts of Ludlow in a very small business park next to the…read moreTravelodge. We visited on a very busy Saturday night recently and had an excellent evening. The service was outstanding. We were shown to our table on arrival and asked for our drinks order a few minutes later. Bearing in mind that this is only a pub restaurant, we did not have to leave the table all night. The drinks arrived promptly and a short time later we were asked for our order. Our order included a Reggae Reggae Rotisserie Chicken served in a delicious BBQ sauce. The chicken was so juicy and succulant and full of meat. This place obviously sources its food properly and does't rely on a cheap anaemic, anorexic chicken to serve to its customers. A medium steak that, unlike many places you go to, was cooked to perfection and a childs portion rotisserie chicken, also succulant and meaty. The main course was absolutely delicious and devoured by all present. The desserts included a hearty apple and blackberry crumble, which was to die for, a large helping of ice cream (3 types) and a childs helping of Toffee Crisp ice cream. My only complaint was that one of my boules of ice cream (the banana) was a little chrytsally (is that a word), meaning at some point it must have defrosted and been frozen again, but that was a small complaint for an otherwise excellent meal. The service was outstanding throughout, the staff were very pleasant and helpfull and 3 mains, 3 sweets and 4 drinks for £42, makes for an excellent evenings eating!!

Always warm and cosy throughout the winter months and lovely well lit,decorative beer garden with…read morespace for all and covered for those summer showers! Again back inside and the whole bar and restaurant is beautifully kept and like stepping back a few hundred years and some! And to finish it off ........ Yes, the food is great, serving great quality and variety of some local ingredients and well thought out dishes! A must if a visitor or local to Ludlow and a lover of Old World Pubs and atmosphere and quality dining to match!

i admit this is my first time at this pub. i was not disappointed. the service was fast, efficient…read moreand courteous. the menu is small but what they offer is made with the freshest ingredients and cooked beautifully. the beers on tap appear to be varied with a selection of locally brewed choices. there are three seating areas on the ground floor, one of which is the back patio by the little river. entrance is via a courtyard. the Unicorn Inn is inside a tudor building, which just adds to the genial ambiance and cheerfulness.

Decided to pop in for a nice evening meal with my partner since we were back in Ludlow for a bit…read more Great choice and will absolutely be going back again. Had a great meal, started off with the pie and then the hake Kiev. Both we're really nice and well worth the money. Service was top notch, Frankie kept us topped up on pleasant conversation and drinks with some top tier food recommendations to boot!. Overall a big recommend from us to anyone looking for a cosy dining experience that you'll remember.

In town for a wedding and the Carlton Arms was a good choice. Food and service are great!read more

Well, unbelievable. Visited as one of a large CAMRA party,…read moreand the place caught fire!! 2 fire engines, 12 fireman, all of us in the carpark watching smoke coming out the roof. As I recall, 4 ales, only had one before the conflagration; I knew I shouldn't have played 'Smoke on the Water' on the jukebox.

a good local run pubread more

This is the best Thai Restaurant I have been to. At lunch time have L4 with beef. Ask for it…read more"spicy" and it can blow your head off. Price is £9.75 which includes really good rice. A bargain.

We visited this restaurant on a day out to Ludlow on Bank Holiday. The restaurant is tucked away…read morejust in a side street off the market square. It is in a courtyard setting which used to be a pub. There is an alley with the bar one side and the main restaurant on the other side. Couldn't get into main restaurant as it was fully booked. So was offered a table in the adjacent Globe Bar which serves Thai Tapas and acts as a stand alone bar. As we are both disabled the waiting on staff offered us a ramp up into the bar. We ordered our meal at the bar and was offered Thai Prawn crackers with a chilli dip for £2. Shortly after arriving and tucking into the Crackers our meals arrived. These were very well presented on square plates. My wife ordered a Thai Green curry which she found to be a bit too hot to her liking, I ordered a mild stir fry with chicken and cashew nut so we swapped. My curry was indeed even too hot to my taste but netherless it was very tasty and chicken was very tender and not dry. My wife's carer ordered a similar dish to myself with prawns and muscles. All the meals came with ample helpings of rice which was included in price of meal which is very good as it is usually charged for seperately. It was all very nice. We have been to upmarket restaurants in central Birmingham and this is 10 times better. Would definitely go there again as the food was very good and would recommend it to any of our friends. One downside is their access, as they do not have a wheelchair accessible toilet, although the staff are friendly and helpful. And as the food was so nice it didn't really bother us. We visited there in the evening, but would go for lunch there next time. For 2 courses for £10 you can't really complain. If you have not been before Ludlow is a beautiful town and well worth the long trip even just for the scenery. Clee hill gives you very good views.

Ego Cafe Bar is an interesting little place, tucked off Ludlows main street in Quality Square…read more The service was excellent, on entering we were promptly seated presented with a menu comprising of an enticing selection of hot & cold meals. When ordering the staff were very friendly & helpful, they were also wonderful with my daughter who had some four-year old questions about some of the meals & offered to make adjustments to the dishes if required. The food was delicious, we were visiting mid-week & chose a selection of the sandwiches which were all generously sized (despite being from the 'light' menu) & very fresh. We were sat on the second floor & so had an enjoyable view over the rest of the square, the entire bar was well laid & tastefully decorated, with a relaxed atmosphere - certainly somewhere we'd eat again on a return visit to Ludlow.

Ego Cafe Bar is arranged over two floors in Quality Square, tucked away just around the corner from…read morethe Deli on the Square. Downstairs has a bar area, plus tables and chairs, while upstairs has a smaller number of tables, two of which have great views over the square into the town centre. This is the place to come for an industrial sized vat of cappuccino and a sticky bun (the ginger cake is just fabulous) to warm up before you finish your shopping. Equally, there are some fine lunches to be had here. We've been coming here for about 5 years now, and I've docked a star because the lunches seem to be getting disproportionately more expensive over time. Food is of the rib-sticking variety (such as savoury pancakes, stuffed with roasted vegetables and topped with cheese sauce, sausage and mash, lamb cutlets etc). Finally a few words: prune and bitter chocolate tart. Just do it.