Shrewsbury   

There are more than 70 Real Ale pubs in Shrewsbury ~ These are listed alphabetically

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The Abbey
Good beer scores. Major transformation in 2002 - now with comfortable seats and lots of handpulled ales. Car park. Background music can be a bit loud. Quiz night on Monday and Wednesday. The pub is situated at 83 Monkmoor Road through the gateposts. Tel - 01743 356838. Visited Jul 2009
Batemans Taste of Honey
Fullers London Pride
M&B Brew XI Bitter  star3.gif (388 bytes)
M&B Mild
Oakham Bishops Farewell 
Readers comments - Good choice of beer. Good food. Orkney Dark Island star4.gif (397 bytes)- Dec 2006 
  

Admiral Benbow
What a great selection of real ales - and ciders too. Outdoor drinking area. Nautical bits and bobs on the walls. Original etched glass in the windows. Sign outside suggests this is a pub for mature drinkers. Small beer garden at the side. Lunchtimes opening only on Sat. Situated on Swan Hill. Tel - 01743 244423. Visited Oct 2009
Greene King IPA
Gwatkin Norman Cider
Ludlow Gold
Plassey Offas Dyke Ale
Salopian Choir Porter
Salopian Golden Thread
Six Bells 1859
Titanic Iceberg
  

The Albert
Banks's pub. Over the years the choice of real ales has been reduced - now with three beers served by hand-pull. Both the Bitter and the Original were well kept and tasty and at a good temperature. New owners in 2005, so a friendly welcome is assured. Planned changes include retiring the jukebox and updating the bar area. And eventually pub food will make a return. Pool table. Lounge room as well. Handy for both the train and bus stations. Situated on Smithfield Road. Tel - 01743 358198. Visited May 2009
Banks's Bitter   star4.gif (397 bytes)
Banks's Original  star4.gif (397 bytes)
Jennings Cocker Hoop  
Readers comments - Banks's Bitter - Jan 2009
   

Albion Vaults
Burtonwood pub. Old pub opposite the railway station on Castle Foregate. Collection of electricity and railways maps of south eastern England. Food served. Accommodation. Draught beer was off in Oct 2003, have to try again. Tel - 01743 354906.
No real ale on the last visit 
Readers comment: No real ale - pity really it's a nice little pub. March 2005
    

The Anchor
Until the flood defence scheme was built this was an often flooded pub near the Welsh Bridge on Frankwell Quay – it used to have the flood levels marked by the door. Low ceilings and a refreshing pint of Black Sheep, together with the omnipresent Tetley Bitter. Food is served at lunchtimes and there is an outside drinking area at the back. Nautical bits and bobs. Tel - 01743 355236. Visited Jul 2009
Stonehouse KPA
Titanic Iceberg
  

Anchor Inn
Ex-Greenalls pub with keg. Situated on York Road in Harlescott
  

The Armoury
Opened in 1995 - this stylish pub is next to the River Severn on Victoria Avenue. Tasty, well kept, but pricey selection of real ales - always plenty to choose from. Reputation for good food, but not cheap. Every chair in the pub is different. Tel - 01743 340525. Visited Apr 2009  Pub website
Armoury House Bitter
Caledonian 80/-  star5.gif (1174 bytes)
Shropshire Gold star5.gif (1174 bytes)
Shropshire Lad
Phoenix Scotland Gold star4.gif (397 bytes)
Wheatwood Cheshire Cat star4.gif (397 bytes)
  
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