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with rooms Bromfield Ludlow Shropshire SY8 2JR England Fax : 01584 856661 |
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The Clive Bar restaurant with rooms, recently
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The 'Clive Arms' bar with adjoining courtyard
provides a comfortable area to enjoy local traditional ales,
a wide range of wine by the glass and light snacks. It separates
into two sections, an 18th century lounge area in traditional
style with log fire and featuring the original coat of arms of
Clive of India, who has close connections with the village of
Bromfield. A more contemporary upper area leads to an outside
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| Traditional Hobsons ale from nearby Cleobury Mortimer, organic cider and apple juice from Pembridge, mineral water from the Wenlock Edge and wine and apple brandy from Herefordshire are some of the local delights in store together with a full range of draught and bottled products. There are 8 wines by the glass these are served in two different sizes, including a dessert wine and Champagne. Our full list of wines is also available by the bottle. Food is available at various times throughout the day. | |
| The Clive Restaurant is renowned for superb modern British cuisine with two AA rosettes, as well as entries in the Good Food Guide and the Michelin Guide. Emphasis is on the use of fresh produce ranging from local meats, smoked products and vegetables to fresh Cornish fish. Almost everything we serve is made in our kitchen. |
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| "Superb, highest quality British food but without the formality. Affordable luxury with beautifully presented, elegant and expertly cooked dishes. The Clive Restaurant has a reputation for outstanding food." "Food too good to share". | |
 The Square Clun Craven Arms Shropshire SY7 8JA England Fax : 01588 640460 web site : www.whi-clun.co.uk |
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The White Horse Inn is a traditional Inn, where home cooked food and a selection of real ales, kept to the highest standard, refresh the discerning tastes of both locals and visitors who come to enjoy the beautiful surrounding countryside. Our menu aims to allure the most discerning of diners, ranging from old traditional favourites to more exotic dishes. We also provide a range of vegetarian and vegan dishes. Bed and breakfast facilities consist of four newly refurbished, en-suite bedrooms. Three family rooms and a double room. An additional bed may be placed in one of the family rooms. |
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 14 The Bull Ring Ludlow Shropshire SY8 1AD Fax : 01584 873666 web site : www.bull-ludlow.co.uk |
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The Bull is one of Ludlow's oldest buildings. The earliest mention on record is 1343 when it was known as Peter the Proctor's House. However, it probably dates back to the construction of St. Laurences Church in 1199. Looking from the courtyard the building is Tudor in style, but from the front the style is Georgian. This is because of a fire in 1795 resulting in the facade being rebuilt. This friendly, lively town centre inn has a excellent laid back atmosphere. Sample some drinks from the well stocked bar. We handle a large amount of draught and bottled, real ale, lagers, stouts and ciders. We offer a large selection of bar meals, a vegetarian menu and "Specials of the Day". Locally sourced ingredients add to the excellence of the food. We offer four rooms, all en-suite, with two double and two twins, one of which can be made into a family room. You will find the bedrooms warm and comfortable with central heating, colour television and tea / coffee making facilities. Phil and Sally Maile provide a hearty English breakfast to kick-start your day. |
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 Hampton Loade Chelmarsh Bridgnorth Shropshire WV16 6BN England |
Country Pub situated on the River Severn, offering good food, bed and breakfast as well as camping and caravanning accommodation. Ideal for families, ample private parking, excellent location for visiting Ironbridge, Shrewsbury and surrounding area. ETC 2 Diamonds. |
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 Hopton Wafers Cleobury Mortimer Shropshire DY14 0NB England Fax : 01299 271127 |
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The Crown at Hopton - originally a 16th century coaching Inn. Today The Crown continues its tradition of warm hospitality with excellent accommodation and outstanding food for which it is so well known. The Crown is not only the ideal place for discerning people in search of the quiet life, but also the good life. Full of character and period charm, idyllically set amid glorious countryside and easily accessible. A place of peace and quietude loved by all who cross its portal; English, traditional and welcoming. |
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Eighteen beautiful en-suite bedrooms, individually decorated to make the most of the period style of The Crown, equipped with everything for the modern world but combined with the intimacy, service and charm of a family run village Inn. |
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Excellent food and wines served in the informal "Rent Room" or full service "Poacher's Restaurant". The Crown has an enviable reputation for good food, from traditional dishes to adventurous house specialities. Character and atmosphere with exposed beams, stonework and large inglenook, the restaurant is beautifully decorated and furnished to provide a perfect setting. The Crown is surrounded by tumbling streams, lush farmland and wooded valleys - the hard decision is how long to stay and enjoy glorious countryside. |
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 Church Street Bishops Castle Shropshire SY9 5AE Fax: 01588 630126 |
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The Boars Head is one of the earliest surviving buildings in Bishop's Castle, which itself is a former borough and a market town of ancient foundation. The town takes its name from the Castle (of which little remains) built here in Norman times by the Bishops of Hereford who were Lords of the Manor. Accommodation at the Boars Head is in the "Curly Tail" which has previously been used as the stable block for 16 horses, a bar and function room, but was converted in 1988 into four motel-style bedrooms. Every room has its own door at ground floor that opens onto the Inn's car park and is fully equipped with en-suite bathroom, colour TV, tea and coffee tray and direct dial telephone. Indeed the Boars Head was the first accommodation establishment in Bishop's Castle to offer all en-suite facilities. |
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The Inn is well known in the area for its lunchtime sizzlers - with steak, chicken, fish, bacon and sausages - offered on a sizzling cast iron skillet as well as its all day breakfasts (served only during meal service). |
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Bishops Castle Shropshire SY9 5BN England |
Bishop's Castle Shropshire SY9 5BW England |
Boraston Tenbury Wells Shropshire WR15 8LL England |
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Ideal for walkers |
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1 mile from Tenbury Wells |
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5 ES rooms |
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6 ES rooms |
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Bridgnorth Shropshire WV16 4DW England |
Bridgnorth Shropshire WV16 4DS England |
Bridgnorth Shropshire WV16 4BG England |
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2 minutes walk from the centre |
Bridgnorth high street |
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5 ES rooms |
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Ludlow Shropshire SY8 4NE England |
Bridgnorth Shropshire WV16 6BA England |
Shrewsbury Shropshire SY4 5TB England |
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4 miles south of Bridgnorth |
7 miles from Shrewsbury |
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10 ES rooms |
6 ES rooms |
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Candy Oswestry Shropshire SY10 9AZ England |
Chelmarsh Bridgnorth Shropshire WV16 6BN England |
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2 miles from Oswestry |
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