The Wheatsheaf Inn, Ludlow

A pair of 18th century cottages that have been converted into a now Marston's pub at some stage, which is in a yellow rendered brick, and has a series of dormer windows. A nice looking place with a patio area. The interior is pretty much one straight room, partially divided up. The decor is stone and cream, with a red and beam ceiling. There are a couple of fireplaces and old prints are on the walls, with plates and other ephemera dotted about. There was no music and a small TV was showing the footy. There are a couple of dining areas, though you could eat anywhere in the pub. The service was very friendly and a few people were in. Beer; usual tap stuff with Burton Bridge Bitter and a decent Cockerhoop on handpull. Nice place, just lacks a little beer excitement for me - but definitely worth a pop in for one.