The White Horse Inn

Fantastic carvery. Vegetables cooked to perfection and lovely red cabbage recipe! Choice of meats I had beef and turkey. Generous helpings and cooked perfectly. We’ve travelled around Shropshire for our Sunday roasts and this is definitely the best so far. Won’t hesitate to go back.

A warm friendly local pub. Great atmosphere, friendly welcome, good service. Second meal there since its re-opening and chose the same meal since it was so good first visit! It’s rare, in this country, that a steak ordered rare is actually a perfectly cooked rare steak! Also the accompaniments perfectly cooked and presented. .

Went for Sunday lunch on Mothers Day, staff were welcoming and friendly. Had the carvery, meat portions very generous and good choice of veg and trimmings. All cooked really well, the cauliflower cheese here is especially good. We were all too full for a dessert this time. Considering the amount and quality of the food, good value too. View menu

Popped in for an unplanned lunch and were suitably impressed. We both had burgers, one chicken one beef with chunky chips. We won’t need to eat again today! Very generous portions of quality locally supplied food and well kept ale. Perfect after a morning in the hills. Our dog was welcomed too. We always like a pub with doggy treats on the bar

Enjoyed quiet Saturday afternoon drinks in this lovely quaint village pub. Also enjoyed a delicious Sunday carvery of roast beef with all the trimmings. The landlord and landlady made us all feel so welcome and the staff were friendly. Would highly recommend visiting this pub which has great service and is full of character for a drink and food.

We stayed at The White Horse for one night. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming. We had an evening meal and breakfast which were both delicious. I had steak and turf, the steak was velvet, absolutely delightful. My husband had gammon which was just as nice. The breakfast was cooked perfectly. The bedroom although small was clean and comfortable. View menu

A group of us started our walk in Pulverbatch one sunny Sunday recently and after a dozen miles or so, were grateful for a great traditional country pub to whet our whistles. Looking at the large eating area to the rear, this must be a destination place for food, upon reading the chalk board and checking out the locally sourced products you can understand why, they serve some nice beers too! Note to self, this would be a great base for a weekend walking break, as they have rooms we discovered.

This is a lovely country pub, which is full of character. Three of us visited on a quiet Sunday evening. The service was fast and efficient. We shared a couple of starters, breaded mushrooms and whitebait. Both were very tasty and decent sized portions. For the main courses, we had surf and turf, gammon steak and lamb shank. The surf and turf and gammon steak both came with fantastic chunky homemade chips. All the food was excellent and the portions were very generous. Hence we were too full for a desert. We had a great evening and definately will return soon.

We went for Sunday lunch yesterday I had roast beef which was beautifully cooked and was so tender my husband had the pork which was also great my daughter had the nut roast which she said was very tasty and homemade. The vegetables came separately which included carrots, green beans, green cabbage, broccoli, leeks, spiced red cabbage and a huge bowl of cauliflower cheese. There were some many vegetables left so I brought them home and made bubble and squeak !!!! The quality of the food was outstanding and 1 course was £10.95 which was very reasonable for the quality and quantity I must mention the service was also excellent they had a beer festival on and were very busy but they had plenty... View menu