The Green Cafe - Menu

Mill On The Green, Linney, SY8 1EH, Shropshire, United Kingdom

🛍 Cafe, Soup, Coffee, Regional International Specialties

4 💬 1018 Reviews
The Green Cafe

Phone: +441584879872

Address: Mill On The Green, Linney, SY8 1EH, Shropshire, United Kingdom

City: Shropshire

Menu Dishes: 6

Reviews: 1018

Website: https://www.thegreencafe.co.uk/

"Our group of four visited Ludlow for their spring food festival without knowing what to expect. Feeling a bit greedy, we decided to try The Green Café, which was highly recommended by our B&B host. The café was charming with outdoor seating, but we chose to sit indoors due to the chilly weather. The space was small, seating about 25-30 people, and was always busy, so reservations are recommended. We shared 4 entrees: Gnocchi with Italian style pork sausage ragu and a green salad, a fantastic beet salad with avocado and caramelized onions, and Tagliatelle with asparagus, tomato, anchovy, chili, and green olive sauce. Everything was delicious. For dessert, we indulged in lemon polenta cake with Greek yogurt and pavlova, both light and tasty. The Green Café exceeded our expectations and set the tone for a fantastic food weekend in Ludlow. Despite the distance from London, I will definitely return and highly recommend this affordable and incredible restaurant to others."

Full menu - 6 options

All prices are estimates on menu.

Gnocchi

Egg Dishes

Salads

Vegetarian Dishes

Salad

Entrées

Ian Ian

Terrific place. Don’t miss the amazing cinnamon buns!

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restaurant9-2
restaurant9-2

The food is lush and same goes for the homemade cakes


Rob
Rob

great Food, great service, really friendly atmosphere!


Caroline
Caroline

Excellent Lebanese breakfast with beautiful views of the river View menu


Emerson
Emerson

Great coffee and really obliging when it comes to comes to allergies!


Kiska
Kiska

Amazing omelette beef brisket sandwich. Ace carrot cake with unbelievable frosting. Lovely lemon polenta cake that I had one bite of before my partner ate it all. Great staff!


Darth
Darth

Green room has gone a bit downhill since owner changed opening times its not as it use to be. Most of the nice staff have gone, sometimes you walk by and see produce for the cocktails outside in all weather until someone takes it in, who doesnt like tommys sneeze germs on your lime ‍. View menu


David
David

The Green Cafe is situated in a beautiful location next to the River Teme, near Dinham Bridge and Ludlow Castle in the UK. During our visit, the sun was shining, and customers were enjoying snacks and drinks at the takeaway counter or relaxing on the patio. The small interior accommodates around 25 guests, so booking a table is recommended. The menu changes regularly to showcase seasonal ingredients. I ordered a delicious omelette with salad, accompanied by a refreshing rhubarb and apple drink. My wife tried the penne pasta with tomato sauce, which was slightly bitter. We also indulged in the lemon yoghurt polenta cake and the coffee cake, with mixed reviews - the polenta cake was light and...


Martin
Martin

Pretty disappointed with this place. We are staying at the resort attached. My wife was very keen to go after finding out that the restaurant is run by masterchef winner James Nathan, however she is now questioning the credibility of masterchef! Starters were very simple, small and overpriced a goats cheese dish which looked like the leftover crumbs from another goats cheese dish, followed immediately by an over sweet, syrupy lemongrass and ginger sorbet intended as a palette cleanser but left me with a sugary taste in my mouth until the main eventually arrived. Overcooked rump steak and some bland dry ox cheek. My wife had the chicken dish that James made in the masterchef semi final which...


Renee
Renee

Our group of four visited Ludlow for their spring food festival without knowing what to expect. Feeling a bit greedy, we decided to try The Green Café, which was highly recommended by our B&B host. The café was charming with outdoor seating, but we chose to sit indoors due to the chilly weather. The space was small, seating about 25-30 people, and was always busy, so reservations are recommended. We shared 4 entrees: Gnocchi with Italian style pork sausage ragu and a green salad, a fantastic beet salad with avocado and caramelized onions, and Tagliatelle with asparagus, tomato, anchovy, chili, and green olive sauce. Everything was delicious. For dessert, we indulged in lemon polenta cake wit... View menu

Categories

  • Cafe Indulge in our vibrant cafe selection, offering an array of freshly brewed coffees, artisanal teas, and delectable pastries, paired with cozy ambiance for a delightful dining experience.
  • Soup Warm and comforting soups to nourish your soul. Choose from a variety of flavorful broths and hearty ingredients, perfect for a simple appetizer or a satisfying meal on a chilly day. View menu
  • Coffee Savor our selection of expertly crafted coffees, from rich espressos to creamy cappuccinos. Whether you need a morning boost or a leisurely sip, our coffee options promise warmth and comfort in every cup.
  • Regional International Specialties Explore a diverse array of regional international specialties, from flavorful Asian dishes to savory European classics, offering a taste of authentic culinary traditions from around the globe.

Amenities

  • Television
  • Outdoor Seating
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