My husband and I returned to the Roebuck for lunch after a break of several months. The attmosphere was fab and we were greeted with genuine enthusiam and kindness by Jane and Phillip the propieters. We sat in front of a lovely open fire to eat. My husband had beef and ale pie with chips and veg while I had... More

A great local pub selling great food,have eaten here a few times and never been disappointed. Have called in here quite a few times, including on the way to a 1930's party... were made to feel more than welcome by the landlord and his wife. Being dog friendly and having a warming log fire in the winter is a bonus... More

This pub was fine for a fairly quick evening meal when staying in a nearby B&B. However, we were horrified to see (and smell!) a man smoking by the bar (just next to our table). This went on for some time and the bar staff must have seen him but did nothing about it. (Don't they know this is illegal?)... More

We arranged to meet my elderly father-in-law for a pub lunch at the Roebuck knowing that it had changed hands since we were last there (when, incidentally, we had an excellent meal). We had our dog and had checked that this was a dog friendly pub. We were made very welcome and given a table in the bar where the... More

Fab food, great atmosphere, however, after several visits, it really depends which waitress you get to decide how great your evening will be. At least one of the waitresses makes you feel like they are doing you a favour to serve you, note this is not the same impression that you get from the owner & his wife or the... More

We visited the Roebuck on our visit to Ludlow Caravan Park, newly opened and fabulous. We were recommended this restaurant by one of the wardens. It was wonderful. The food was excellent, there were 4 of us and we each really enjoyed our food, from black pudding and back, grilled goats cheese and proper whitebait for starters to kidneys in... More

Dined here last weekend. Food was very good but not a happy experience due to the waitress / owner's attitude. Not an experience we'll be repeating when there are places like the Rose & Crown and Peacock nearby with good food and service. (The previous review relates to a previous owner).

We found this restaurant/accomodation on the internet,needing a halfway stop on our way home. It was our wedding anniversary. It is located just off the A49 in a quiet village near to the lovely old market town of Ludlow. We were greeted by Olivier Bussot himself, the chef and owner of the Roebuck.He made us very welcome and showed us... More