The Unicorn, Ludlow

An olde worlde look and feel to this pub and a fairly pleasant place for a drink. There are a couple of rooms bit I only went into the smallish front bar. Quite dark inside and a number of low beams. A pleasant enough beer garden is out back and a river is just over the fence. The pub is smaller than it looks from the outside. 4 handpulls with Wye Valley and Ludlow beers. It'd just down the road from the Brewery Tap. Nice enough.

Well described by Soup Dragon above. I too didn't venture into the further reaches of the pub, sitting as we did in the well wooded front room. Fairly early on an October Saturday lunchtime, the Unicorn filled up with a largely middle aged crowd of drinkers and diners and their dogs. It didn't really strike us as more of a restaurant:our meals were sustaining, though we didn't make use of the dining rooms. Likewise, the beer-I had a slightly hazy Ludlow Best-was reasonable if not awesome. As befits a pub of this age, the floor is somewhat sloping, and I felt as if I was sitting in a hole. Good for the soul.