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

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Saddlers
Estate pub with unusual spaceship style windows. Pool table and big screen TV. Beer garden. Situated on Whitecroft Road on the Reabrook Estate. Tel - 01743 362003. Visited Oct 1999
Banks's Original 
Boddingtons Bitter  star3.gif (388 bytes)
Tetley Bitter
    

Salopian Bar
Formerly the Soho Bar, and before that the Proud Salopian. Nicely spruced up inside - and now with a good reputation for real ale. Visited Apr 2008
Dark Star Hophead
Hopback Spring Zing
Oakham Bishop Farewell
Salopian Shropshire Gold  star3.gif (388 bytes)
Six Bells Cloud Nine
Readers comments - 
- Had about 6 places to sit, took a week to get a drink, not recommended, very poor all-round - Nov 2006
- Visited recently. Bishops Farewell is now a regular and was in Superb form, with two other real ales to complement it.  Also A real Cider and a real Perry. This pub is on the up. Seating recently increased and a really good food menu - May 2007
- Thornbridge White Swan - Mar 2008
  

Seven Stars Inn
Popular pub with green lights running along the front. Live bands at the weekends. Giant screen TV. Pool table. Interesting feature is the flood levels marked on the fireplace. Lots of pictures of Shrewsbury floods. Situated on Coleham Head. Tel - 01743 352108. Visited Apr 2008
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Batemans XXXB  star45.gif (403 bytes)
M&B Mild
Worthington Bitter 
      

Severn Apprentice
Two roomed local. Food served Monday to Friday. Pool table takes pride of place in the bar. Large screen TV. Regular events such as karaoke. Situated on Coton Hill opposite the River Severn. Formerly called the London Apprentice. Tel - 01743 235263. Visited Jul 1999, Aug 2001 and Oct 2004
Worthington 1744 Bitter  star25.gif (391 bytes)
  

Shrewsbury Hotel
Wetherspoons pub. Since our last visit the selection of real ales seems to have been reduced - but they are still at the most sensible prices in Shropshire. Food served including Frisbee sized barm cakes and huge bowls of chips. Lively meeting place - and drinkers spill outside onto the terrace. It's also a Wetherlodge so accommodation is available. Music free so you can have a decent conversation. And now with a family area equipped with bookcases if you fancy a read. Formerly called The Britannia. Situated near the Welsh Bridge on Bridge Place at the end of Smithfield Road. Tel - 01743 231246. Visited Apr 2008 
Batemans Spring Goddess
Batemans XXXB
Marstons Burton Bitter star3.gif (388 bytes)
Marstons Pedigree  star3.gif (388 bytes)
Woods Shropshire Lad
Readers comments - Vale Pale Ale  star3.gif (388 bytes) 
Woods Parish Bitter star3.gif (388 bytes)- Mar 2008
  

Shropshire Lad
Now closed - it used to have the longest bar in Shropshire

    

Six Bells
M&B pub. Two roomed pub with bar and lounge, Small car park at the front. Food served. The darts and pool in the bar are popular. Just one real ale.  Situated on Ditherington Road. Tel - 01743 354979. Visited Jan 1999 and Oct 2003
M&B Brew XI Bitter  star2.gif (376 bytes)
  

Station Hotel
 M&B beers but no handpulls. Aug 2006 - closed and all boarded up

  

Steam Wagon
Large popular pub with a big pool room. Laid out with cubicles down one side it's quite comfy inside. Quite a nice pint of Tetleys Bitter, unusual really because Tetleys can often be a bit bland - anyway it was above average. Food served. Collection of old Shrewsbury photos. And the sign outside says John Barras - but we don't know why. Large car park.  Situated on Mount Pleasant Road in Harlescott. Tel - 01743 353688. Visited Apr 2008
Bombardier  
Tetley Bitter 
Readers comments - Bombardier - Apr 2008 
   

Swan Inn
Freehouse. No guest ales during the last two visits. The Bass was pretty average. Pool table. Interesting domino clock above the bar. Situated on Frankwell Island. Tel - 01743 364923. Visited Feb 2008
Bass  star3.gif (388 bytes)
Spitfire 
Readers comments:
Boarded up - Dec 2006
Back open and trading again - Feb 2007
  

The Telegraph
Well hidden pub situated on New Park Street in the Castlefields area. Stained glass panels in the ceiling. Pool and juke box. But only one real ale - and it's a bland tasting Tetley Bitter. Tel - 01743 352018. Visited Jul 1999 and Nov 2004
Tetley Bitter  star2.gif (376 bytes)
  

Three Fishes
Interbrew pub. Excellent selection of well kept ales and especially the Landlord Bitter.  This is only a small pub but it has the unique distinction of being Shropshire’s first smoke free pub. Food served - so it's very popular with diners and drinkers alike. CAMRA Winner. Also awarded the Cask Marque. Situated on Fish Street. Tel - 01743 344793. Visited Apr 2008
Deuchars  IPA star3.gif (388 bytes)
Fullers London Pride  star3.gif (388 bytes)
Millhouse Bitter star5.gif (1174 bytes)
Oakhams Bishops Farewell  star5.gif (1174 bytes)
Stonehouse Cambrian Gold
Timothy Taylors Landlord Bitter  star5.gif (1174 bytes)
Readers comment - Timothy Taylor Landlord Bitter Feb 2008 
  

Two Henrys
Hardy & Hansons Pub. Built in 2005, and opened in December. Large menu and dining areas, and a kids play area make this a family friendly pub. The Greene King IPA was disappointing. Situated just north of Shrewsbury at the junction of the A49/ A51. Visited Mar 2008  
Greene King IPA
Hardy & Hansons Olde Trip  
Readers comments
- Long bar and big restaurant (can seat 200). Kimberley Bitter - Dec 2005
- Table booked in advance. Poor service, long wait, food on menu unavailable, will not visit again and will not recommend - Apr 2008
  
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