4 Best Historic Restaurants in Craven Arms

4 restaurants available nearby

1. Mortimers

4.7

Exceptional(526)

Price: Very Expensive

• Contemporary British • Ludlow

Welcome to Mortimers. Modern British/French food, served in a stunning restaurant in the idyllic historic town of LudlowIt’s very important for us to know if you have any Dietary Requirements please state this upon booking this includes vegetarian menus, sorry we can not cater for vegan at this moment in time Wednesday & Thursday Evening our Dinner Menu and Tasting Menu are available Thursday Lunch - Saturday Lunchtime our Lunch Menu and Tasting Menu are availablePlease be aware Friday & Saturday evenings are Tasting Menu only.

2. The Charlton Arms

4.7

Exceptional(1500)

Price: Moderate

• British • Ludlow

Booked 8 times today

Overlooking the historic Ludford bridge, just a few minutes walk from the town centre of Ludlow, the Charlton Arms is the epitome of a charming Pub. The kitchen, headed up by Krizstian Balogh, focusses on great British food and features a wealth of local produce. Fantastic pub classics feature strongly alongside accomplished dishes. Real Ales and local Ciders sit proudly amidst the eclectic selection of wines to suit every budget. To make the most of a visit to the Charlton, there are nine comfortable en-suite bedrooms. The breakfast menu, from Clun Valley Eggs, locally cured bacon and Ludlows' famed sausages to the finest smoked salmon has something for everyone. Independently run by Cedric and Amy Bosi, a warm welcome is guaranteed. Children are welcome and are provided with a children's menu. For the dog lovers amongst you, well behaved dogs are allowed in, and with the beautiful walks around Ludlow and its Whitcliffe Common, muddy boots are always a feature of the pub!

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3. The Riverside at Aymestrey

4.8

Exceptional(1372)

Price: Expensive

• British • Leominster

Booked 9 times today

Sustainable, authentic and historic country inn and restaurant, set in rural Herefordshire Our pub & restaurant aims to showcase the best of Herefordshire food and drink in a unique and environmentally conscious way, supplemented by our own extensive kitchen gardens and foraged from the land surrounding our inn.Relax and unwind in our cosy bar next to our burning log burners or retire to one of our unique boutique rooms or quirky garden lodges. Enjoy a winter walk along the picturesque River Lugg valley followed by an evening experiencing a true taste of local food and drink, grown, prepared and served by our passionate and friendly team who work hard to make your visit unforgettable.Winner of Pub & Bar Awards West Midlands Best Pub and National Chef of The Year Andy Link

4. The Powis Arms

4.4

Awesome(141)

Price: Expensive

• Country Kitchen • Lydbury North

Booked 1 time today

The Powis Arms is a traditional Georgian coaching inn devoted to serving delicious, local food from menus that morph and change according to the seasons, paired with a straightforward wine list, spirits and regional beer selection. The Powis Arms has been at the heart of this historic village for over 200 years. Today the building welcomes its locals and visitors with open arms, offering a place to sit down, relax, and enjoy some of the best food and drink in the county, surrounded by friends, family and neighbours…your dogs are welcome too! On a summers afternoon be sure to visit our semi-covered deck overlooking the open countryside to the rear of the pub, which perfectly captures the afternoon sun.Adjacent to the front gates of Walcot Hall, one of the UK’s most unique Wedding Venues and holiday destinations, and surrounded by some of the country’s most glorious hill walking, The Powis Arms is the perfect base for any country adventure.

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Mortimers

2. The Charlton Arms

3. The Riverside at Aymestrey

4. The Powis Arms

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