Guidebook for Shrewsbury
Food Scene
Drapers Hall Restaurant serves beautifully crafted modern classics with an easy going attitude. A new old world of simple elegance. The finest British produce including local organic meats, wild game, seasonal fish and shellfish from North Wales - www.drapers-hall.co.uk
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Drapers Hall
10 St Mary's PlDrapers Hall Restaurant serves beautifully crafted modern classics with an easy going attitude. A new old world of simple elegance. The finest British produce including local organic meats, wild game, seasonal fish and shellfish from North Wales - www.drapers-hall.co.uk
A truly impressive space, illuminated with lovely windows looking out over the river and massive bookcases filled for your perusal. They have a beautiful bar within the centre of the pub which houses an extensive array of whiskies amongst other delights. They offer a range of local ales and a well-balanced, great quality list of wines designed to complement their food menus which are designed daily by their team of creative chefs who all have a passion for great cooking using fresh, seasonal and local ingredients - http://www.brunningandprice.co.uk/armoury
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The Armoury
Victoria AvenueA truly impressive space, illuminated with lovely windows looking out over the river and massive bookcases filled for your perusal. They have a beautiful bar within the centre of the pub which houses an extensive array of whiskies amongst other delights. They offer a range of local ales and a well-balanced, great quality list of wines designed to complement their food menus which are designed daily by their team of creative chefs who all have a passion for great cooking using fresh, seasonal and local ingredients - http://www.brunningandprice.co.uk/armoury
Côte is inspired by the brasseries of Paris, championing relaxed all-day dining and serving authentic French classics made from great quality, fresh ingredients - www.cote.co.uk/restaurant/details/shrewsbury
Côte Brasserie
14-16 The SqCôte is inspired by the brasseries of Paris, championing relaxed all-day dining and serving authentic French classics made from great quality, fresh ingredients - www.cote.co.uk/restaurant/details/shrewsbury
Drinks & Nightlife
A cosy cocktail bar in the heart of Shrewsbury, inspired by the 1920’s prohibition era, where speakeasies flourished underground, evading the laws forbidding the sale of alcohol under the pretence of a tiger show - www.theblindtigerbar.co.uk/
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Blind Tiger
17A Hill's LnA cosy cocktail bar in the heart of Shrewsbury, inspired by the 1920’s prohibition era, where speakeasies flourished underground, evading the laws forbidding the sale of alcohol under the pretence of a tiger show - www.theblindtigerbar.co.uk/
Take one of the oldest, most historic half-timbered buildings in Shrewsbury. Give it a beautiful zinc bar bathed in ever changing colours and add a conservatory with elegant chandeliers, framed by stunning iron birdcages. Then combine it with an exquisite oak framed restaurant and a luxurious private dining room - www.henrytudorhouse.com
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Henry Tudor House
Wyle CopTake one of the oldest, most historic half-timbered buildings in Shrewsbury. Give it a beautiful zinc bar bathed in ever changing colours and add a conservatory with elegant chandeliers, framed by stunning iron birdcages. Then combine it with an exquisite oak framed restaurant and a luxurious private dining room - www.henrytudorhouse.com
Parks & Nature
Owned by the National Trust and featuring a coffee shop and gift shop this location is great for a slow stroll by the stream or a full on hike up over the Shropshire hills
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Carding Mill Valley y Long Mynd
Owned by the National Trust and featuring a coffee shop and gift shop this location is great for a slow stroll by the stream or a full on hike up over the Shropshire hills
Entertainment & Activities
Shrewsbury Theatre Severn
FrankwellWhy not watch a show for a relaxing evening?