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title address post_city post_zip contact email website Aardvark Cafe Manor Farm Ludlow SY7 0DH 01547 530744 [email protected] http://www.aardvark-books.com/aardvark-cafe Bog Centre The Bog The Bog SY5 0NG 01743 792484 [email protected] http://www.bogcentre.co.uk Fishmore Hall Fishmore Hall Ludlow SY8 3DP 01584 875148 [email protected] http://www.fishmorehall.co.uk/Dining+at+Fishmore Jemima's Kitchen 48 High Street Church Stretton SY6 6BX 01694 723823 [email protected] http://www.victoriahouse-shropshire.co.uk/jemimas-kitchen Kerry Vale Vineyard A489 Churchstoke SY15 6HU 01588 620627 [email protected] https://www.kerryvalevineyard.co.uk Local to Ludlow Castle Square Ludlow SY8 Ludlow Kitchen Bromfield Ludlow SY8 2JR 01584 856 020 [email protected] http://www.ludlowkitchen.co.uk Ludlow Kitchen Bromfield Ludlow SY8 2JR 01584 856000 [email protected] http://www.ludlowfoodcentre.co.uk Ludlow Mascall Centre Lower Galdeford Ludlow SY8 1RZ 01584 873882 Milebrook House Hotel Milebrook Knighton LD7 01547 528632 [email protected] http://www.milebrookhouse.co.uk Old Downton Lodge Downton on the Rock Ludlow SY8 2HU 01568 771 826 [email protected] http://www.olddowntonlodge.com Ragleth Inn SY6 6RB Little Stretton SY6 6RB 01694 722711 [email protected] http://www.theraglethinn.co.uk Sun Inn, Clun 10 High St Clun SY7 8JB 01588 640559 http://thesunatclun.co.uk Talbot Hotel DY14 8DQ Cleobury Mortimer DY14 8DQ 01299 270331 [email protected] http://talbotinn.southcoastinns.co.uk/ The Bridges The Bridges Ratlinghope Shrewsbury SY5 0ST 01588 650260 [email protected] http://www.thebridgespub.co.uk The Bucks Head 42 High St Church Stretton SY6 6BX 01694 722898 [email protected] http://www.the-bucks-head.co.uk The Castle Hotel The Square Bishop's Castle SY9 5BN 01588 638403 [email protected] http://thecastlehotelbishopscastle.co.uk The Charlton Arms Ludford Ludlow SY8 1PJ 01584 872813 [email protected] http://www.thecharltonarms.co.uk The Cliffe at Dinham Dinham, Ludlow Ludlow SY8 2JE 01584 872063 [email protected] http://www.thecliffeatdinham.co.uk The Clive Bromfield Ludlow SY8 2JR 01584 856565 [email protected] http://www.theclive.co.uk/ The Coach House Norbury Bishop's Castle SY9 5DX 01588 650846 [email protected] http://www.coachhousenorbury.com/ The Pheasant at Neenton Neenton Bridgnorth WV16 6RX 01746 787 955 [email protected] pheasantatneenton.co.uk The White Horse Inn The Square, Clun Craven Arms SY7 8JA 01588 640305 [email protected] http://www.whi-clun.co.uk Wildegoose Tearoom The Walled Garden, Lower Craven Arms SY7 9HE 01584 841890 [email protected] http://www.wildegoosenursery.co.uk/tearoom Millichope, Munslow.

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