The old town, plated.

From a river-facing tasting room to a cider-and-copper bar and a late folk-music supper club, dining at Thewhitmorehotel is its own reason to linger in Ludlow.

Great gaming deserves great tables. Six restaurants and bars wrap the casino floor at Thewhitmorehotel, so an evening can move from a hand of blackjack to a tasting menu of Marches produce, from the roulette wheel to a cider by the fire, without ever stepping outside. Break between sessions for supper, or let the late folk sessions carry the night on.

The Weir Room

The signature dining room — Shropshire and border produce, plated within sight of the River Teme.

Fine dining

The Feathers Grill

A charcuterie-led grill of oak-smoked meats and a deep cider cellar.

Grill · Smokehouse

Lantern & Ash

A dimly lit room of small plates and shared boards, open past the last hand.

Small plates · Late

The Broad Gate Bar

A narrow copper-topped bar under the eaves, the best view of the castle after dark.

Bar · Castle views

Broad Street Kitchen

An all-day brasserie named for the street outside — long breakfasts, quick suppers, market views.

All-day

The Ludford Bell

A late folk-music supper club with a small stage, running past the last hand.

Supper club · Live

Every kitchen keeps casino hours — late tables, a bar that stays open past the last hand, and room service that reaches every room. Dining at Thewhitmorehotel is part of the evening, not an interruption to it. Reserve a table when you book your stay, and the concierge will thread it between your sessions on the casino floor.

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