| BASCHURCH The New Inn
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The New Inn
Church Road
Baschurch
Shropshire
SY4 2EF
Pub Website
Telephone: 01939 260335
BISHOTS CASTLE The Three Tuns Inn
Salop Street, Bishops Castle, Shropshire SY9 5BW
Pub Website
Telephone: 01588 638797
BRIDGNORTH The Old Castle
This pub is close to the Town & The SVR. All Dogs are welcome, inside and outside. Food is stunning and the portions are HUGE. There are several Real Ales which are Cask Marqued.
10/11 West Castle Street,
Bridgnorth,
Shropshire.
WV16 4AB
Telephone: 01746 711420
BRIDGNORTH The White Lion Inn
A lovely old fashioned coaching inn in the centre of High Town, Bridgnorth a few minutes from the SVR. An excellent selection of real ales. Good British Pub Food, also offers specials like Pan fried Trout and Rabbit Pie. A locals pub with friendly atmosphere and service. Accommodation is good value and dogs can stay in room with owners. Alfie the young Black Lab is just adorable. Cask Marque accredited.
3 West Castle Street
Bridgnorth
Shropshire
WV16 AB
Telephone: 01746 763962
COALBROOKDALE The Grove & Fat Frog
Hi there, we are a very dog friendly pub. Last Nov we hosted a Hair of the Dog Day, attended by about 200 people and almost as many dogs. We raised over £800.00 for the dogs trust.
10 Wellington Road, Coalbrookdale, Nr. Ironbridge. Telford TF8 7DX
Pub Website
Telephone: 01952 433269
CRAVEN ARMS The Plough Inn
Dogs welcome in all but the main restaurant. In CAMRA's 2008 Good Beer Guide. Patio & Beer garden for the summer, real fires for cosy winter times.
Wistanstow, Craven Arms, Shropshire.SY7 8DG
Pub Website
Telephone: 01588 673251
GRINSHILL The Inn at Grinshill
There's a real feel of a country home in this pub, with exposed brickwork, stone floors, and an open fire. It fits in perfectly with the area which includes some of the most beautiful walking in Shropshire. Delicious meals include duck, cod and fish dishes. Dogs are allowed everywhere apart from the restaurant.
The High Street, Grinshill, Nr Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY4 3BL
Pub Website
Telephone: 01939 220410
HINSTOCK The Falcon Inn
Dogs are welcomed in a bar area.
Wood Lane, Hinstock, Market Drayton, Shropshire TF9 2TA
Telephone: 01952 550241
HODNET The Bear at Hodnet
Friendly pub and dogs are welcomed in a bar area.
Hodnet
Nr Market Drayton
Shropshire
TF9 3NHThe Bear a
Pub Website
Telephone: 01630 685214
HOPESGATE The Stables Inn
A 16th Century drover's inn with a roaring fire, good food & a lovely Irish Wolfhound. You will be made very welcome.
Drury Lane,
Hopesgate,
Near Minsterley,
Shropshire.
SY5 0EP
Telephone: 01743 891344
IRONBRIDGE The Golden Ball Inn
Traditional cosy pub with roaring fire in the bar located up in the beautiful Ironbridge Gorge. Dogs welcomed in the bar area only. Local ales vary. Excellent well presented food and sunday lunch. Well worth a visit.
Newbridge Road,
Ironbridge,
Shropshire
TF8 7BA
Pub Website
Telephone: 01952 432179
LITTLE STRETTON The Green Dragon
An unpretentious village pub which serves a basic but well prepared menu and a couple of real ales. Located at the foot of the Long Mynd, ideal for walkers and their dogs stopping by for refreshments. The campsite which is a few minutes walk away.
Little Stretton, nr Church Stretton, Shropshire SY6 6RE
Pub Website
Telephone: 01694 722925
LLANYMYNECH The Bradford Arms Hotel
Dogs are welcome in the beer garden, bar area and the hotel. If you are staying with your dog in the hotel then you need to bring a bed for the dog.
North Road
Llanymynech
SY22 6EJ
Pub Website
Telephone: 01691 830582
LUDLOW The Church Inn
A lovely old fashioned pub in the centre of Ludlow. CAMRA award winner with an excellent selection of local real ales. Food is traditional pub grub but cooked well with friendly service.
Accommodation is good value and dogs can stay in room with owners.
Buttercross,
Ludlow,
Shropshire.
SY8 1AW
Pub Website
Telephone: 01584 872174
MAESBURY MARSH The Navigation Inn
An historic 18th century canal side inn, located on the Montgomery Canal near Oswestry, The Navigation Inn is renowned for its great beer and food. Dogs and muddy boots are allowed in the main bar area, and customers are welcome to dine with their dogs in this area. Food is homemade and the owners take pride in ensuring that produce is locally and ethically sourced. A wide ranging menu covers everything from sandwiches to restaurant quality meals.
Maesbury Marsh
Oswestry
Shropshire
SY10 8JB
Pub Website
Telephone: 01691 672958
MUCH WENLOCK The Longville Arms
A splendid lunch, good beer and both you and your dogs will be made very welcome. A proper pub long may it survive!
Longville in the Dale
Much Wenlock
Shropshire
TF13 6TD
Telephone: 01694771206
RATLINGHOPE The Horseshoe Inn
Just visited this pub with some friends and found your website after I got home. Spoke with staff and they say they're happy to welcome well-behaved dogs. Didn't sample the food, though, but what others were eating looked good. It is a bit in the middle of nowhere, but there are a number of transport links including, according to the website, 7 buses a day.
Bridges,
Ratlinghope,
Shrewsbury,
Shropshire.
SY5 0ST
Pub Website
Telephone: 01588 650260
ROWTON The Windmill
Dogs on leads are only allowed in the bar area. The pub serves good value pub grub and one traditional ale. It has a very pleasant garden with beautiful views across the valley. There is also a play area for children at the back.
Rowton, Halfway House, Shrewsbury, Shropshire SY5 9EJ
Telephone: 01743 884 234
SHREWSBURY The Dickin Arms
A lovely village inn that has great food and real ale and a real fire, well behaved dogs are allowed in both the bar and the lounge areas, but not in the restaurant, however, food is served in both lounge and bar areas.
Loppington
Shrewsbury
Shropshire
SY4 5SR
Telephone: 01939233471
WYNDS POINT The Malvern Hills Hotel
They happily accept dogs when not too busy with diners - Sundays doesn't normally fit this bill. Dog bowls available in garden area. It nestles high on the majestic western slopes of the Malverns, in the heart of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and just a stone's throw from the Iron Age hill fort, British Camp, also known as the Herefordshire Beacon.
Jubilee Drive Wynds Point Malvern WR13 6DW
Pub Website
Telephone: 01684 - 540327
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