The medieval and tudor timber-framed shops at the top of Broad Street, Ludlow, Shropshire.
The Wildwood pasta restaurant (now itself closed) was the much missed De Grey's tearoom, not only a Ludlow institution but almost a national one, trading for just under a hundred years with traditionally dressed waitresses, white linen tablecloths and cake stands complete with doilies.
Beyond it on the far right, The Angel, once one of Ludlow's most prestigious coaching inns dating to the 16th century (only 27 very bumpy hours to London!).
Now a restaurant and wine bar (some beguiling images of the interior on google images.)
The medieval and tudor timber-framed shops at the top of Broad Street, Ludlow, Shropshire.
The Wildwood pasta restaurant (now itself closed) was the much missed De Grey's tearoom, not only a Ludlow institution but almost a national one, trading for just under a hundred years with traditionally dressed waitresses, white linen tablecloths and cake stands complete with doilies.
Beyond it on the far right, The Angel, once one of Ludlow's most prestigious coaching inns dating to the 16th century (only 27 very bumpy hours to London!).
Now a restaurant and wine bar (some beguiling images of the interior on google images.)