Ragleth Inn - Menu

Ludlow Road, Shropshire, United Kingdom

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4.2 💬 1396 Reviews
Ragleth Inn

Phone: +441694722711

Address: Ludlow Road, Shropshire, United Kingdom

City: Shropshire

Dishes: 8

Reviews: 1396

Website: http://www.theraglethinn.co.uk/

"This cosy country pub delivers exactly what you would expect. The atmosphere is inviting, with a mix of locals and diners enjoying a great selection of real ales and a lovely Shiraz. The standout feature, however, is the food. I tried the pork fillet and black pudding dish and it was absolutely delicious - one of the best meals I've had in a long time. The orange and almond cake was also a highlight. In addition, there is a nice variety of vegetarian dishes available, with at least three options to choose from - a refreshing change from the standard mushroom risotto. If you're in the area, this pub is a must-visit - 5 stars!"

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Pat Pat

Fabulous warm welcome, great ambience and great menu. Couldn’t fault the whole experience and really can’t wait to return.

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johndennisharrison
johndennisharrison

Lovely food with plenty of choice,we called here a couple of nights ago,the food was really good and the service was excellent


Ewen
Ewen

Fabulous lunch today. Fish pie was excellent but even that was surpassed by the the seafood linguine. The usual prawns and mussels of course, but also featuring clams and razor shells.


68jtom
68jtom

Staying at Small Batch campsite for the 2nd year went back to the Ragleth Inn and wasn't disappointed still a fantastic pub. Amazing food and beer, friendly and helpful which made it. Highly recommend but book in busy times to avoid disappointment. Pub and beer garden dog friendly


michaelbD8903PS
michaelbD8903PS

Excellent menu, with dishes that don't appear on every other menu particularly encouraging for a vegetarian like me. And the food was delicious. Very friendly atmosphere and staff. Service a little slow at times, but to be fair, it was very busy. Looking forward to going back next time we visit the area.


sunflower262016
sunflower262016

Our first visit to the Ragleth Inn was lovely. Beautiful quaint Inn. Very attentive staff and food was delicious. Having waited for our desserts for some time (we did not complain! we were offered free coffee for the delay. We did not take this offer up as we saw they were really busy. But a nice gesture. Have already booked to return soon.


Caroline
Caroline

This is a fab gastroscope pub in Little Stretton. We eat there regularly when we stay in the area.Never had an underwhelming meal. Very extensive menu with of gluten free choices Baked potatoes we usually choose at lunchtime are the best we’ve ever eaten. Sunday roasts with plenty of other choices superb. In fact everything we chosen from the menu has been excellent good value


Anthony
Anthony

Last minute booking. The staff could not have been more helpful and welcoming, the same can be said for the locals who are lucky to have this wonderful inn on their doorstep. Spoilt for choice with a menu which catered for all dietary needs. Four legged friends accommodated. Our two dogs loved it and perhaps no coincidence that they were on their best behaviour. Strongly recommend but would advise book ahead to avoid missing out.


annteke
annteke

I was thrilled to discover this hidden gem of a restaurant. It offers the best pub food you're likely to find, with an excellent menu featuring some unique dishes not typically found at pubs. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, making it the perfect place to enjoy a night out with attentive service and delicious food. The prices are very reasonable, especially compared to what you might pay for average quality food elsewhere. I highly recommend making a reservation as this place gets quite busy, even on weeknights. We dined here while visiting the area and wished we had a spot like this closer to home.


Voyage00217308873
Voyage00217308873

This cosy country pub delivers exactly what you would expect. The atmosphere is inviting, with a mix of locals and diners enjoying a great selection of real ales and a lovely Shiraz. The standout feature, however, is the food. I tried the pork fillet and black pudding dish and it was absolutely delicious - one of the best meals I've had in a long time. The orange and almond cake was also a highlight. In addition, there is a nice variety of vegetarian dishes available, with at least three options to choose from - a refreshing change from the standard mushroom risotto. If you're in the area, this pub is a must-visit - 5 stars!

Categories

  • Pubs "Discover a cozy atmosphere with hearty meals, craft beers, and classic pub fare. Enjoy comfort food favorites like fish and chips, burgers, and wings, paired with a refreshing pint or creative cocktail."
  • Full Savor a delightful array of authentic flavors with our carefully curated menu. Indulge in a variety of dishes, crafted to perfection, offering something for every palate.
  • Steak Savor prime cuts of juicy, tender steaks, expertly grilled to perfection. Each bite offers a burst of flavor, served with classic sides and delectable sauces to enhance your dining experience.
  • Drinks Quench your thirst with our refreshing selection of drinks, from hand-crafted cocktails and fine wines to non-alcoholic delights, including sodas, juices, and expertly brewed coffee and tea. Perfect complements to your meal!

Amenities

  • Seating
  • Free Wifi
  • Reservations
  • Dogs Allowed

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