Traditional historic pub frontage for The Queens Ludlow concept

Family-run since 1999

A Ludlow local, kept quietly proper.

Real ales from within thirty miles, homemade food in a vaulted dining room, and three courtyard rooms tucked behind the pub.

The Queens, at a glance

A working pub with rooms, in the heart of Ludlow.

Tim and Jane have run The Queens since December 1999, adapting and renovating the premises to keep it a proper local — and a comfortable stop for anyone visiting the town.

Real ales Four cask ales, each brewed within thirty miles of Ludlow.
Vaulted dining A quieter restaurant beyond the bar, with patio doors to the rear.
Three rooms Upper Cottage, Lower Cottage and The Stable, set around the courtyard.
Warm vaulted pub restaurant interior concept The dining room

Restaurant

Homemade food, locally sourced where we can.

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

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

The pub

A cosy bar, a proper welcome, and a local pint.

Open-plan, with oak flooring, low beamed ceilings and distinct areas that flow into one another. The bar and garden are dog friendly; the restaurant is kept for quieter dining.

Dog friendly bar & 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 stays set around the courtyard.

Upper Cottage, Lower Cottage and The Stable sit behind the pub, next to the patio. Guests are encouraged to book a table when reserving a room — the restaurant gets busy.

01 Lower Cottage Courtyard apartment, ground floor.
02 Upper Cottage Ideal for two-night weekend stays.
03 The Stable No smoking; no pets in rooms.

Plan a visit

Call the pub, find the door, settle in.

The simplest way to book a table or a room is by phone. For directions, tap through to Google Maps.