21 of the best places for a Sunday roast in Shropshire according to locals - including The Down Inn
We are spoilt for choice when it comes to a Sunday roast in Shropshire.
With the weekend around the corner, we asked Shropshire Star readers to recommend their favourite places for a Sunday roast.
With nearly 100 responses, it's clear that there's no shortage of brilliant pubs, restaurant or even garden centres that serve the beloved British dish in Shropshire.
Here are our readers' top picks. How many places have you visited and where are you heading to this weekend?
The Down Inn
Sarah Underhill was one of many Shropshire Star readers who said The Down Inn in Ludlow Road, Bridgnorth, is the best place for Sunday roast in the county.
The Crown Inn

Shropshire Star reader Sara Conde said The Crown Inn in Wentnor, Bishop's Castle, boasts the best Sunday roasts in Shropshire. Sara said it was “just perfect”.
Battlefield 1403


Shropshire Star reader Simon Jones said farm shop and cafe Battlefield 1403, in Upper Battlefield, Shrewsbury, is the best place for a Sunday roast in the county. Simon said their offering is “delicious”.
Lamb Inn


Shropshire Star reader Jane Bailey Banks said the Lamb Inn, Shrewsbury Road, Edgmond, near Newport, offers the best Sunday roasts in Shropshire.
The Castle Inn


Sue Ellison recommended The Castle Inn in Bletchley, near Market Drayton. Sue said their offering is “lovely”.
Coachhouse


Reader Patricia Griffiths said Coachhouse in Bailey Head, Oswestry, is the best place for a Sunday roast in the county. Patricia said they offer “superb fresh veg”.
The Kings Head Inn


Shropshire Star reader Lainey Bradley mentioned The Kings Head Inn, Shrewsbury Road, Market Drayton. Lainey said it was a “great carvery”.
The Hundred House

Derek Wheatley was one of many Shropshire Star readers who shouted out four-star hotel The Hundred House in Bridgnorth Road, Norton. Derek complimented their locally-sourced ingredients.
Windmill Inn


Shropshire Star reader Lesley Jones said Windmill Inn in Halfway House, Rowton, is the best place for a Sunday roast in the county.
The New Inn


Sue Davies was one of many Shropshire Star readers who said top-rated British restaurant The New Inn, Church Road, Baschurch, Shrewsbury, is the best place for a Sunday roast in the county.
The Corbet Arms

Shropshire Star reader Dawn Phillips recommended three-star hotel The Corbet Arms in Church Road, Uffington, Shrewsbury.
The Croft


Shropshire Star reader Karen Powell said The Croft at Beaconsfield in Astley Lane, Shrewsbury, boasts the best roasts in the county.
Embers Cafe


Shropshire Star reader Tracey Bennett said people should head down to fire-cooked kitchen Embers Cafe, Station Road, Coalbrookdale, for a quality Sunday roast that is “a bit different”.
Red Barn


Shropshire Star reader Cath Davies-Jones said Red Barn, Longden Road, Shrewsbury, is the best place for a Sunday roast in the county.
The Fox and Hound


Kerry Lewendon said The Fox and Hound, Wytheford Rd, Shawbury, Shrewsbury, is the best for roasts.
The Red House


Shropshire Star reader Val Sarin said the top-rated restaurant The Red House, Wellington Road, Lilleshall, is the best place for a Sunday roast in the county.
The Ugly Duckling


Shropshire Star reader Grace Howlett shouted out The Ugly Duckling, Long Lane, Telford.
Christopher's


Charlotte Jordan said top-rated restaurant Christopher's, Market Place, Shifnal, is the best place for a Sunday roast in the county.
The Anchor Inn


Shropshire Star reader Kathleen Lord recommended The Anchor Inn, Frankwell, Shrewsbury.
Albion Inn


Shropshire Star reader Samantha Daly said top-rated pub Albion Inn, Station Hill, St George's, Telford, is the best place for a Sunday roast in the county.
The Astbury Golf & Lodge Resort


And Ian Handley said he thinks The Astbury Golf & Lodge Resort at Chelmarsh, Bridgnorth, boasts the best roasts.
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