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Eating at Brownhill House

Home grown and local produce used whenever possible - supporting local farms and small businesses

Breakfast is served between 8.00 and 9.00 AM
(a packed breakfast for an early start is available if ordered in advance)

There are nowadays so many pubs and restaurants in the area offering food that we now longer offer dinners as a normal service.

Tea & coffee available at all times

Vegetarian and special diets catered for

It must be September
the grapes are ripe

We sometimes get good weather
Drinks (or even a business meeting) on the terrace

BREAKFAST "Hope is a good breakfast" - Francis Bacon 1561-1626 Fruit juices (home made damson in season). Fruit (from the garden when available) Choice of several cereals - including home made meusli Home baked bread and muffins Homemade jams and marmalade Fruit and herb teas, Indian tea and cafetiere coffee Traditional English Egg - Green bacon - Smoked bacon Local herby sausages - Black pudding Good fried bread - Sautee potato Tomatoes - Mushrooms Baked beans - Corned beef hash		The Village Shop
Alternative Egg Boiled, fried, poached or scrambled Omelette	Fish Kippers, smoked salmon, Smoked haddock	Too many cooks in the Brownhill kitchen
N. European Influence Cheese Ham	Antipodean Shropshire lamb chops
Sweet Porridge Pancakes	Salads Home grown when available	Source of fresh breakfast Eggs

The towns and villages in the area have a vast choice of restaurants to satisfy all tastes and occasions. Here are a few of the nearest ones.

The pub in the village, The Talbot, now named The Dog as it was always know to locals, is back up and running and serves very good pub food.

For refreshments during the day there is Cafe Eleven in the village and the Moor Farm Tea Room on the way to Baschurch.

In Knockin there is the Bradford arms serving a range of favourite dishes to a very good quality and at competitive prices.

In the middle of Baschurch, Admiral Spice is an excellent Indian restaurant that boasts exclusive award winning dishes.

Also in Baschurch, the New Inn which despite the name is a charming old building has a high quality restaurant serving English style food.

The Red Lion in Myddle has a high quality restaurant.

The Old Three Pigeons at Nesscliffe has good food in great variety and at reasonable prices.

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