Traditional historic pub frontage for The Queens Ludlow concept

Family-run freehold pub since 1999

The Queens, Ludlow

Real ales, local homemade food, a vaulted dining room and courtyard cottages in the heart of historic Ludlow.

Local, lived-in, useful

A clearer front door for visitors checking on their phone.

Real ales nearby Four real ales brewed within a 30 mile radius.
Vaulted dining A quieter restaurant set back from the bar with patio doors.
Rooms behind the pub Upper Cottage, Lower Cottage and The Stable in the courtyard.
Warm vaulted pub restaurant interior concept

Restaurant

Homemade food, locally sourced where possible.

The dining room sits just beyond the bar, with a vaulted roof, a large arched window and doors onto the rear patio. Menus change daily, with house favourites kept on through the year.

  • Piggin Chicken and beer battered cod stay as year-round favourites.
  • Sunday roasts include Herefordshire beef and Shropshire turkey.
  • Tables of six or more may require a deposit.

Pub

Cosy bar, local beer and a proper Ludlow welcome.

The open-plan pub has oak flooring, low beamed ceilings and distinct areas that flow together. The bar and garden are dog friendly, with the restaurant reserved for quieter dining.

Dog friendly bar and garden Children welcome in the restaurant Local food heroes blackboard

"Tim & Jane have been at The Queens since December 1999, adapting and renovating the premises extensively."

From the current public website

Rooms

Three courtyard stays behind the pub.

Upper Cottage, Lower Cottage and The Stable sit behind The Queens, next to the patio area. Guests are encouraged to book dinner when reserving a room because the restaurant gets busy.

Lower CottageCourtyard apartment
Upper CottageTwo-night weekend stays
The StableNo smoking, no pets in rooms
Ludlow 113 Lower Galdeford

Opposite the Co-op supermarket car park, with overnight parking noted on the current website.

Plan a visit

Call, find the door, then settle in.