Shropshire is a beer drinker’s dream destination, with real ale pubs serving well-kept, locally brewed ales, craft beers and guest beers. Cosy fireplaces, low beams, the occasional ghost…even live music if you’re lucky. Cider and perry drinkers are well catered for in Shropshire pubs and bars. We share a border with Herefordshire and Worcestershire, two of the orchards of England. Shropshire also has many lovely bars, with well-chosen wine lists and dazzling selections of gin. Pubs and food in Britain go hand in hand. Nowhere more so than in Shropshire, where we do both extremely well. From sandwiches and tasty bar snacks (think homemade scotch eggs or fat, delicious sausage rolls) to Sunday carveries or gourmet lunches, Shropshire will ensure you never drink on an empty stomach. You’ll find that all Shropshire pubs serving food are welcoming to families with young children, making them ideal places for Sunday roast or a family meal. Brewing is big business in Shropshire. Several Shropshire pubs have their own microbreweries. Bishop’s Castle in south Shropshire is home to two breweries. One of them is the oldest working brewery in Britain, its licence granted by King Charles I in 1642. There are distilleries too. Speciality and award winning Shropshire businesses, waiting to welcome you. Here’s to seeing you in a Shropshire pub soon…cheers!
Superb Shropshire Food in a real Country Local, restored and now owned by the Community The Pheasant is a stunning Shropshire dining pub with rooms which dates back to the 18th century. Closed for almost 9 years, this quintessential country inn is now open again and welcoming villagers and visitors from far and wide. The […]
View DetailsOur family-run pub is a 16th-century Coaching Inn evidence of which can be seen as you walk around the building. We welcome you through the same doors that the horses would have come through to access the stables in our courtyard. We are perfectly located right in the middle of Shropshire’s “mini Lake District” where […]
View DetailsMulti award winning pub. Real Ale, Craft Beer, 100 Gins, extensive Whisky, Rum and Vodka range. Large soft drink offering. Currently not providing food but allowing customers to bring their own food, takeaway food and deliveries. Table service only. Booking advised, especially at weekends. Currently closed on Mondays. See baileyhead.co.uk for details Society of Independent […]
View DetailsThe Talbot is situated in the centre of the historic High street, originally known as Spittle Street. The home of the late William Penny Brookes, who created the Olympic movement and is Much Wenlock’s most famous son is just a few doors away. The Inn is approached through an archway where you can see the […]
View DetailsLocated on the High Street in Bridgnorth, the Crown is a lively bar that provides the perfect setting for catching up with friends and family over good food and drink. Stop by for lunch and enjoy our light bites and grazing dishes, or stop by for dinner and prepare to roll your sleeves up and […]
View DetailsSince it started brewing real ales in 1980, the Wood Brewery has become one of the best known in Shropshire. Its top-selling bitter, Shropshire Lad, is widely available as a cask-conditioned draught beer, or in bottles. Wood’s are renowned for the huge range of beers they produce every year
View Details3 Star AA rating Hotel with 59 en-suite bedrooms, Bar & Lounge Menu available daily. Two large function rooms including the iconic Adams Ballroom. The jewel in Shropshire’s crown, Shrewsbury is packed with fascinating history – and at the centre of that is the Lion Hotel, having served the county for over 400 years with […]
View DetailsA family-run 17th-century border inn that has provided refreshments and accommodation for travellers for hundreds of years. Situated in beautiful open countryside on the Powys/Shropshire border, The Old Hand & Diamond makes an excellent central base to visit all the delights of Shropshire’s county town, Shrewsbury 9 miles away and the rural hilly landscape of […]
View DetailsThe Cross Keys is a stunning 14th century pub in the unspoilt village of Kinnerley. This hidden treasure has been lovingly restored by the local community. Serving beautifully prepared seasonal fare served alongside delicious Shropshire pub classics. Offering real ales from local breweries and a interesting winelist, many available by the glass. On a chilly […]
View DetailsThe Plough Inn was established in 1774 and remains on the same spot today. It is a typical country pub where you can hang out and have a pint, grab a bite to eat or watch sports on TV. Wood’s is proud to produce a range of traditionally brewed beers to appeal to a wide […]
View DetailsA modern coaching inn, with proper food, great wine and a friendly, comfortable atmosphere… the kind of place we enjoy ourselves! Whether you are looking for coffee, lunch, dinner, drinks, for a celebration or somewhere to lay your head join us in the picturesque village of Upton Magna, just a few miles from Shrewsbury.
View DetailsOften described as a “gem in Shrewsbury’s crown”, the town’s national award-winning Market Hall is well worth a visit for its vibrant blend of delicious street food, unique cafes, boutique stalls, arts and crafts, fresh local produce and much more. There’s even an artisan gin bar well stocked with more than 100 craft gins. Spy […]
View DetailsThe Pound at Leebotwood is a 15th century thatched country pub and restaurant, situated in the heart of rural picturesque Shropshire countryside. Our menu offers dishes created from fresh local ingredients within a 30-mile radius where possible. We offer a classic Sunday lunch menu every week, always serving three roasts along with elements of our […]
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