| Ludlow |
| See also Rocks Green |
Blue Boar |
 Pubmaster pub. Food
served. Beer garden at the back. The number of TVs outnumbers the real
áles. More TVs than real ales - so popular with football fans. Pub
has a standard Pubmaster corporate feel to it. The Old Speckled Hen was
tasty. Accommodation. Situated on 52 Mill Street. Tel - 01584 872429. Visited
Oct 2009 |
Black
Sheep Bitter  Old Speckled Hen 
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The Bridge |
| Now a freehouse. Hops above the bar. Friendly pub with a bar and lounge. Pool table and darts. Old theatre and Butlins posters and memorabilia. Situated on Lower Corve Street. Tel - 01584 872963. Visited Oct 2009 |
| Abbott
Ale Bass  Old Speckled Hen Shropshire Gold |
Bull Hotel |
| Marstons pub. The oldest pub in Ludlow - also a hotel. Nice chips and lunchtime snacks. Loud music on Saturday nights. Situated at the Bull Ring. Tel - 01584 873611. Visited Nov 2008 |
Wychwood
Hobgoblin  |
Charlton Arms Hotel |
 Overlooking the River Teme.
Food served. Good chip
butties. Hobson's beers well kept. Accommodation. Car park. The pub scene
shows a different scene on each side. Situated by the Ludford bridge. Tel - 01584
872813. Visited Oct 2009 Pub
website |
| Hobsons
Best Hobsons Twisted Spire |
| Readers comments - Comfortable interior, friendly staff and newspapers to read. Ticks all the boxes for me. The food menu looks excellent too. Ludlow Gold very drinkable stuff with a nice hoppy flavour 9/10 - Mar 2009 |
Church Inn |
  Freehouse.
Excellent selection of real ales including guest bitters - six ales on our
last visit. Bustling pub but the beer is a
bit pricey. Collection of barrel taps and handpull signs. Nice hops on the beams. Food
served - try the tasty sausage baguettes, but the pork pies are well
overpriced. Accommodation. Beer was a bit cold
on our last visit.
Situated close to the church in the town centre. A real fire. Tel - 01584 872174. Visited
Oct 2009 Pub
website |
| Hobsons
Old Henry 5.2%
reliable hoppy bitter with a good smell Hobsons Town Cryer  Ludlow Gold Weetwood Eastgate Ale Very
bitter taste, far too cold, but improved once it had warmed up a bitWye Valley Bitter Easy
drinking session beer, clear light and hoppy |
| Readers comments - Was very busy when I was there on a Friday lunchtime. Numerous real ales on, including Ludlow Boiling Well and Gold. Boiling Well - tasty, strong, well-rounded beer 9/10 - Mar 2009 |
The Compasses |
 Pubmaster pub. Open
all day. Large screen television. The beer is served so cold - this is just
not the way to treat real ale. Accommodation. Lots of sporting paraphernalia.
Situated at the top of
Corve Street. Tel - 01584 872967. Visited Oct 2009 |
Banks's Original  Jennings Cumberland Ale |
|
Ego Cafe Bar |
The Feathers |
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| Ludlow
Best Ludlow Gold Woods Shropshire Lad Full
bodied, flavoursome and fruity |
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The George Hotel |
| Pubmaster pub. On our last visit the real ale was back. Visited Oct 2009 |
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Old Speckled Hen
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The Globe |
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Horse & Jockey |
The Queens |
| Freehouse. Comfortable pub formerly called the Queens Head before it was refurbished. Food served. Beer garden - but gravel instead of grass. Greene King had an unusual metallic taste. Situated at the top of Lower Galdeford. Tel - 01584 872800. Visited Oct 2009 |
Greene King IPA
 |
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The Raven |
Rose & Crown |
 Freehouse. Open all
day. Good food served. Located out of the way at the end of a small alleyway off Church Street.
Tables outside in the courtyard at the front and in the patio area at the back of the pub.
Accommodation. Popular with locals, friendly, very smokey, with a separate
eating area. Three real ales but a bit expensive. Tel - 01584 872098. Visited
Jan 2006 |
| Abbott
Ale Distinctive
taste, a chemical aftertaste, pint left unfinished Adnams Bitter
taste, improves with each pint, good colourBanks's Bitter Good
old reliable Banks's |
Squirrel |
| Marstons pub opened in 2008. Exposed brick, beams and the odd leather chair together with lots of pink lights give this new pub a nice comfortable feel. Big car park and it's right next to a motel and petrol station. The food was served quickly, and it was good value and tasty. The Sneck Lifter Bitter was on top forim. Situated at the top of Foldgate Lane where it meets the A49. Tel - 01584 879940. Visited Mar 2008 Pub website |
| Banks's
Bitter
Jennings Sneck Lifter Marstons Pedigree Bitter |
The Unicorn |
 Freehouse. Pub has
bags of character with low ceilings and heavy oak beams. Food served - and very popular it
seems . you must try the chip butties,big chunky chips ideal with a
pint of real ale. Accommodation. Beer garden. Tasty drop of Darwin's
Origin and Butty Bach. This pub is well hidden
being situated on Lower Corve Street. Tel - 01584 873555. Visited Oct
2009 Pub
website |
| Ludow
Best Salopian Darwins Origin Three Tuns Clerics Cure Wye Valley Butty Bach |
The Wheatsheaf |
 Long bar
with beams and hops. Nice log fire. Accommodation. Food served - everything on the menu is written up on
a large blackboard. Situated on Lower Broad Street. Tel - 01584 872980. Visited
Oct 2009 Pub website |
| Jennings
Cumberland Ale Marstons Bitter |
Ye Olde Bull Ring Tavern |
 Ansells pub. Nice
leaded windows in this old pub dating from 1365. Bar and lounge. Food served.
Pool table. Situated on
the Bull Ring. Tel - 01584 872311. Visited Oct 2009 |
| Black
Sheep Bitter
Hobsons Town Cryer Ludlow Best |
Freehouse hotel.
Renowned for its half timbered frontage - but the anodyne bar area belies
the ancient nature of the hotel. Real ale is served - but it's not cheap. Accommodation. Food served. Front page from The Telegraph is
displayed in the gents. Situated at the top of Corve Street. Tel - 01584 875261. Visited
Oct 2009