The Bridge, Ludlow

Official site of The Bridge - bridgeludlow.com

Official site of The Bridge - bridgeludlow.com

A Victorian pub that was originally called the Queen's Arms Inn. It has a patio area. The pub is an irregular shape and half in white painted brick and half in undressed brick, with an old corner entrance at the front. This takes you into a lounge that is in coffee (apart from the book wallpapered wall) with red bench seating and carpets, along with a nice fireplace. There is an old radiogram. The bar has a pool table and dart board, the pool table being moved for a Christening party. There is a TV, which had daytime stuff on as well. The walls are lillac and white and there is a brick fireplace. There is a juke box, but no music was on. A few mirrors decorate. The service was fine and it was empty until the party arrived. Beer; usual tap stuff with Spekky Hen and a decent Hobson's bitter on handpull. A happy little stop off, just needs a tad more on the beer front for me.