Discover the best pubs & restaurants in Shrewsbury

About Shrewsbury

Nestled in the centre of Shropshire’s most wonderful areas of natural beauty, Shrewsbury is a large market town. The River Severn runs through the town which also sits within a few miles of the Welsh border. Shrewsbury, Shropshire has a wealth of history and contains some of Shropshire’s most impressive medieval style buildings, cathedrals, a beautiful Abbey and 9 bridges that cross the River Severn.

Amongst Shrewsbury’s many history landmarks you will find Shrewsbury castle which is located in the centre of town set within beautifully landscaped grounds. Shrewsbury also houses the famous retired prison known as the Dana which you can visit and has been featured on several TV programmes. Shrewsbury’s quaint cobbled streets are lined with a wealth of boutique and quirky independent shops, with a fantastic indoor market hall which has won many awards including Britain’s Favourite Market Hall, back in the summer of 2018.

The magnificent train station has fantastic transport links, you can travel to other market towns that are relatively local to Shrewsbury such as Ludlow, or commute to a major city such as Manchester within 1hr 20min, London in 2 hrs 31mins and you can reach the Welsh coast in under 2 hours. In close proximity to the train station are a number of pubs, bars and restaurants so of you are looking for a venue for food or drinks whilst you wait for your train, you don't need to walk far.

Shrewsbury has a lively atmosphere, with live music venues and a bustling nightlife. Explore the Shrewsbury nightlife, visit a cocktail bar and get yourself on the dance floor in one of the clubs and dance the night away. As well as clubs, you can visit an upmarket bar, a pub for a great selection of drinks and sample a lovely real ale from a local brewery; serving real ales is definitely a 'Shrewsbury thing' no matter if you are visiting a bar for a quick glass or looking to relax in a local pub with friends for the whole evening. You will find the locals, bar owners, pub landlords and the friendly staff welcoming in this amazing town in Shropshire, with a great atmosphere, often noted as one of the best places to go out in the United Kingdom.

Shrewsbury has a vibrant and multicultural food and drink scene catering for all tastes and age ranges, you are sure to find a restaurant, bar or pub that suits your mood. The Pubs and Restaurants in Shrewsbury town are diverse, serving great food, Sunday roast, real ales, cocktail bars and the best nightlife with live music.

You can find pretty much anything that you crave, including Gastro Pubs serving real ales, British and Italian Restaurants, Indian Restaurants, Tapas, Vegetarian and Vegan Restaurants, Fine Dining and more spontaneous eats, such as award-winning Fish & Chips, Chinese Takeaways, high-quality Kebab Houses, Fast Food, Coffee Shops, Cafes or indulge yourself in a trendy bar or themed pub – The historic market town of Shrewsbury, Shropshire in the United Kingdom really does have it all when it comes to places to eat and drink with popular venues such as Blind Tiger, House of the Rising sun and destinations such as Theatre Severn and Victoria Quay.

Shrewsbury’s coat of arm depicts 3 loggerheads (leopards) with the motto Floreat Salopia translating to ‘May Shrewsbury Flourish’.

Shrewsbury is twinned with Zutphen in the Netherlands.

Nestled in the centre of Shropshire’s most wonderful areas of natural beauty, Shrewsbury is a large market town. The River Severn runs through the town which also sits within a few miles of the Welsh border. Shrewsbury, Shropshire has a wealth of history and contains some of Shropshire’s most impressive medieval style buildings, cathedrals, a beautiful Abbey and 9 bridges that cross the River Severn.

Amongst Shrewsbury’s many history landmarks you will find Shrewsbury castle which is located in the centre of town set within beautifully landscaped grounds. Shrewsbury also houses the famous retired prison known as the Dana which you can visit and has been featured on several TV programmes. Shrewsbury’s quaint cobbled streets are lined with a wealth of boutique and quirky independent shops, with a fantastic indoor market hall which has won many awards including Britain’s Favourite Market Hall, back in the summer of 2018.

The magnificent train station has fantastic transport links, you can travel to other market towns that are relatively local to Shrewsbury such as Ludlow, or commute to a major city such as Manchester within 1hr 20min, London in 2 hrs 31mins and you can reach the Welsh coast in under 2 hours. In close proximity to the train station are a number of pubs, bars and restaurants so of you are looking for a venue for food or drinks whilst you wait for your train, you don't need to walk far.

Shrewsbury has a lively atmosphere, with live music venues and a bustling nightlife. Explore the Shrewsbury nightlife, visit a cocktail bar and get yourself on the dance floor in one of the clubs and dance the night away. As well as clubs, you can visit an upmarket bar, a pub for a great selection of drinks and sample a lovely real ale from a local brewery; serving real ales is definitely a 'Shrewsbury thing' no matter if you are visiting a bar for a quick glass or looking to relax in a local pub with friends for the whole evening. You will find the locals, bar owners, pub landlords and the friendly staff welcoming in this amazing town in Shropshire, with a great atmosphere, often noted as one of the best places to go out in the United Kingdom.

Shrewsbury has a vibrant and multicultural food and drink scene catering for all tastes and age ranges, you are sure to find a restaurant, bar or pub that suits your mood. The Pubs and Restaurants in Shrewsbury town are diverse, serving great food, Sunday roast, real ales, cocktail bars and the best nightlife with live music.

You can find pretty much anything that you crave, including Gastro Pubs serving real ales, British and Italian Restaurants, Indian Restaurants, Tapas, Vegetarian and Vegan Restaurants, Fine Dining and more spontaneous eats, such as award-winning Fish & Chips, Chinese Takeaways, high-quality Kebab Houses, Fast Food, Coffee Shops, Cafes or indulge yourself in a trendy bar or themed pub – The historic market town of Shrewsbury, Shropshire in the United Kingdom really does have it all when it comes to places to eat and drink with popular venues such as Blind Tiger, House of the Rising sun and destinations such as Theatre Severn and Victoria Quay.

Shrewsbury’s coat of arm depicts 3 loggerheads (leopards) with the motto Floreat Salopia translating to ‘May Shrewsbury Flourish’.

Shrewsbury is twinned with Zutphen in the Netherlands.