4.2/5

(46 reviews)

It is very much a village local run by a landlord who has presided since 1991. It consists of a public bar with pool area, plus a lounge which doubles as a dining room.

4.5/5

(96 reviews)

Set within a beautiful 18th century residence, this ivy-clad hotel provides an ideal base from which to explore the unspoilt countryside of the England and Wales border. Boasting a peaceful setting

4.7/5

(265 reviews)

The Admiral Rodney dates from 1847 and is a traditional stone and slate country pub. It is set in a lovely location at the base of 1000 feet high Criggion Hill, with footpath and walks to Rodneys Pillar. We are popular with walkers and cyclists.

Beautifully restored pub and restaurant serving quality food and drinks in a warm and inviting atmosphere

4.8/5

(133 reviews)

To get to the Mytton Arms, there is no alternative other than negotiating the narrow lanes of South Shropshire, although the summer Shropshire Hills Shuttle bus could help!

4.6/5

(176 reviews)

Popular local situated in the middle of the village with a rustic locals bar on the left and the restaurant on the right. The landlords are keen to promote real ale and will be reintroducing food again in the near future.