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Pubs in Shrewsbury
From CAMRA award-winners and riverside gastropubs to centuries-old coaching inns. Find your next great pint.
The Armoury
The Armoury occupies a beautiful Victorian warehouse on the river at Victoria Quay, packed with warmth, mismatched furniture and an extraordinary collection of curiosities. Brunning and Price at their very best, with an ever-changing range of cask ales and a menu of honest British food that is consistently excellent.
Explore →The Loggerheads
A much-loved traditional pub in the historic heart of Shrewsbury, with a loyal local following and a well-earned reputation for well-kept real ales. Unpretentious, characterful and all the better for it. One of those rare pubs that feels exactly as a pub should.
Explore →Salopian Bar
Shrewsbury's real ale institution and multiple CAMRA Pub of the Year winner. The Salopian draws serious beer enthusiasts from across the county with its ever-changing handpumps, relaxed atmosphere and genuine welcome. If you care about great beer, this is the first place to go.
Explore →The Nag's Head
A classic Shrewsbury pub on the historic Wyle Cop, with roots going back well before 1780. Low ceilings, well-kept ales and the kind of unhurried atmosphere that is increasingly rare in a town-centre pub. A genuine local in the very best sense of the word.
Explore →The Unicorn
A popular and welcoming local pub in Shrewsbury, known for good ales and a genuinely friendly atmosphere. The kind of place that rewards a return visit and where regulars always seem happy to see a new face.
Explore →The Dolphin
A Joule's Brewery taphouse tucked away on St Michael's Street, serving the brewery's ales in surroundings that feel genuinely unhurried. Built in 1820 and little changed in spirit since, the Dolphin is the kind of pub that rewards those who make the effort to find it.
Explore →Henry Tudor House
One of Shrewsbury's most historic addresses, dating to 1429 and sitting at the foot of the Castle. The bar serves Joule's ales alongside food throughout the day, with live music on selected evenings and a sense of history that no modern pub can replicate.
Explore →The Admiral Benbow
A traditional free house on Swan Hill, specialising in local cask ales, Belgian beers and fine wines. The Admiral Benbow has quietly built a reputation among those who appreciate a serious beer list served in relaxed, unpretentious surroundings with a small beer garden.
Explore →The Wheatsheaf
A central Shrewsbury pub on the High Street, popular with locals for a relaxed drink in a traditional setting. Good ales, a warm welcome and a location that puts you within easy walking distance of everything the town has to offer.
Explore →The Charles Darwin
Wetherspoon's Shrewsbury pub, named in honour of the town's most famous son. The Charles Darwin delivers the reliable Wetherspoon's formula of well-priced real ales, food all day and long opening hours. A straightforward choice for an uncomplicated drink or a pub lunch.
Explore →The Shrewsbury Hotel Bar
The bar within the JD Wetherspoon Shrewsbury Hotel, set in a handsome former coaching inn at the Welsh Bridge. Popular with visitors and locals alike for its central location, well-priced drinks and the kind of pub food that does the job without pretension.
Explore →Shrewsbury Sports Bar
Shrewsbury's go-to spot for live sports, with multiple screens showing major fixtures throughout the week. A lively atmosphere on match days and a friendly local bar on quieter evenings. Good for groups wanting to watch the big game together.
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