Bailey's Wine Bar
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| 78 High Street, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, WV16 4DX Tel: 01746
763445 |
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 Exellent
food in wonderful surroundings in picturesque Bridgnorth. |
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| Burlton,
Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY4 5TB Tel: 01939 270284 |
 
 
 
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  Delightful 18th century, family run inn with a very friendly welcome. The Burlton could be called 'tucked away' even though it lies on the A458 Shrewsbury to Wrexham road. The A458 runs roughly parallel with the better known A5 London to Holyhead road and is consequently much quieter, however it is well worth the detour. The food at the Burlton is of exceptional quality and all cooked from local ingredients. Complimented by a good wine list and excellent quality real ales, the Burlton is an inn where quality service is
paramount. |
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| Swan Hill, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY1 1NF Tel: 01743
365661 |
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 Lovely, quiet old wood panelled pub with
small side rooms off a small bar area, and often some delightful eccentric characters.
Located up a steep side street off the centre of town. |
Coalbrookdale Inn
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| 12 Wellington Road, Coalbrookdale, Ironbridge, Shropshire,
TF8 7DX Tel: 01952 433953 |
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 Excellent
Inn located close to the famous Ironbridge.Very much a drinkers inn with a wide range of
ales and an amazing plaque showing the level of flood water after a dam burst in the 19th
Century. |
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| Selattyn, Shropshire, SY10 7DN Tel: 01691 650247 |
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 17th Century inn which retains almost everything
from when it was built ! Well kept ales make the visit worth the step back in time but the
inn is also close to Offa's Dyke and therefore close to the Welsh border. The Cross Keys
used to double as the village shop. |
Crown
at Hopton
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| Hopton Wafers, Cleobury Mortimer, Shropshire, DY14 0NB Tel:
01299 270372 |
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  Excellent 16th Century coaching inn in the shadow of
the Clee Hills. Excellent food and traditional ales. |
Crown
Inn
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| High Street, Claverley, Shropshire, WV5 7DU Tel: 01746
710228 |
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 Good inn
located in the very pleasant village of Claverley. Good quality meals |
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| Munslow
Nr. Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 9ET Tel: 01584 841205 |
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 Formerly known as the Munslow Inn, the Crown is a Grade II listed Tudor Inn which was once a "Hundred House" where the ancient courts passed judgements and collected tithes. The Crown has a much older feel to the interior than the exterior suggests with oak beams, flagstone floors and a large Inglenook fireplace. The food is superb and is matched not only by the excellent ales but also by the extensive wine list. |
The
Feathers
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| Brockton, Shropshire, TF13 6JR Tel: 01746 785202 |
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  More of a
restaurant than an Inn but the food is superb.
Traditional Old English Interior with a homely feel. |
George
& Dragon Inn
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| 2 High Street, Much Wenlock, Shropshire, TF13 6AA Tel: 01952
727312 |
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 Lovely traditional inn located in the High Street, originally known as Spittle
Street. Has a narrow entrance door and a cosy dining area to the rear. Good home cooked
food and excellent quality and range of traditional ales. |
Horse
& Jockey
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| Jockey Bank, Ironbridge, Telford, Shropshire, TF8 7PD Tel:
01952 433798 |
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 Free house located up the hill
from the Iron Bridge. Has won awards for its' food. |
Hundred House Hotel
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| Bridgnorth Road, Norton, Shifnal, Shropshire, TF11 9EE Tel:
01952 730353 |
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  Family run hotel full of old English charm with
traditional ales and excellent food. One of the best.A real homely feel
with superb Jacobean surroundings. |
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| The High Street,
Grinshill, Shropshire, SY4 3BL Tel: 01939 220410 |
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  Absolutely delightful 17th Century country inn located in the shadow of the rocky outcrop Corbet Wood. First impression of the Inn at Grinshill is a rather imposing Georgian building but once inside, this multi roomed, split level inn oozes quality. The food is magnificent, the ales are extremely well kept and there is an extensive wine list. From the leather sofa's in the timber panelled bar through to the
tastefully decorated modern dining areas, you would expect an expensive and chilly atmosphere but exactly the opposite is the case. The kitchen is open to the main restaurant which makes for a fascinating time watching the chef's at work. There are many positive aspects to the Inn at Grinshill but all are overshadowed by one thing. The service from each and every member of staff is second to none which ensures that a visit
here is a very pleasant experience. |
Lion
'o' Morfe
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| Upper Farmcote, Claverley, Shropshire, WV15 5PS Tel: 01746
710678 |
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 Became a country pub in the 1850's.
Morfe is derived from the Welsh name meaning 'marsh' Good food and ale |
Longville
Arms
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| Longville in the Dale, Shropshire, TF13 6TD Tel: 01694
771206 |
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 A
friendly welcome awaits in this homely inn located in Ape Dale, the valley at the bottom
of Wenlock Edge. New owners have arrived since Quality Inns thrashed the locals at darts.
Now offering accommodation and a new car park ! Close to the National Trusts' delightful
Wilderhope Manor. |
Malt
House
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| The Wharfage, Ironbridge, Telford, Shropshire, TF8 7NH Tel:
01952 433712 |
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 Excellent
old inn on the banks of the River Severn and close to the Iron Bridge with a good
reputation for food. |
Mill
Hotel
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| Alveley, Shropshire, WV15 6HL Tel: 01746 780437 |
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 16th Century hotel with olde worlde
charm but big enough to cater for weddings and conferences. Excellent food, a warm welcome
and superb grounds make the Mill a delightful place to stay. |
Old
Bell Hotel
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| 12 Church Street, Shifnal, Shropshire, TF11 9AA Tel: 01952
417777 |
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 Small pub
serving excellent quality food in the centre of a small town. |
Old Gate Inn
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| Heathton, Claverley, Shropshire, WV5 7EB Tel: 01746 710431 |
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  Country
Inn dating back to 1600. Superb food and range of real ales with BBQ's in the summer.
A Very cosy feel to the lounge area with warming fires and a buzzing atmosphere. |
Peacock Inn
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| Worcester Road, Tenbury Wells, Shropshire, WR15 8LL Tel:
01584 810506 |
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 Excellent
inn on the A456 just inside the boundary to Worcestershire. Good reputation for food. |
The Plough
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| Aston Lane, Claverley, Shropshire, WV5 7DX Tel: 01746
710365 |
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  400 year old half timbered inn located in a conservation area. The
Plough sponsors Claverley football team, serves it's own Plough bitter and has won awards
for the quality of the Guinness. The Lounge has 'snug' areas and a large open brick
fireplace. There are a large number of horse brasses and clocks and there is a coin
collection above the bar. Good food, very reasonably priced. |
Plume of Feathers
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| Harley,Shropshire, SY5 6LP Tel: 01952 727360 |
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 Dating back to 1620, the Plume of
Feathers sits below the 400 million year old corel reef - Wenlock Edge. Good food and
traditional ales are served in a homely atmosphere and where you can sit next to inglenook
fireplaces of a full suit of armour. |
Railwaymans' Arms
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| Severn Valley Railway Station, Bridgnorth, Shropshire. |
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 A small basic pub actually on
the platform with lots of steam memorabilia. |
Riverside Inn
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| Cressage, Shropshire, SY5 6AF
Tel:01952 510900 |
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 17th
century coaching inn with old beams and flagstone floors and picturesque views of the
River Severn. Popular for fine food and |
Salwey Arms
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| Woofferton, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 4AL Tel: 01584 711203 |
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 Popular
inn on the A49 South of Ludlow just before the Herefordshire Border |
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| Corfton Diddlebury, Craven Arms, Shropshire SY7 9DF Tel:
01584 861239 |
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 17th Century multi award winning inn located
in the beautiful Corvedale with views of the Clee Hills. One room houses an old well and
the inn has a story of Mary Jones, who was deported more than once to Australia. |
The Swan
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| Nantwich Road, Woore, Shropshire, CW3 9SA Tel:
01630 647220 |
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 Very
popular village inn located on the A51 close to Bridgemere Garden World and Stapley Water
Gardens. Traditional Ales and fresh food served with passion. A wide and varied mouth
watering menu. |
Talbot Inn
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| High Street, Much Wenlock, Shropshire, TF13 6AA Tel: 01403
727077 |
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 Half Timbered inn
dating from 1360 originally known as the Abbott's Hall. Located in the centre of the
lovely town of Much Wenlock, home of the late William Penny Brookes, who created the
Olympic movement. |
The Thornescroft
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| Bridgnorth Road, Shipley, Shropshire, WV6 7EQ Tel: 01902
700253 |
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| Excellent country restaurant located on the A454
between Wolverhampton and Bridgnorth. Very popular for top quality cuisine. |
Three Tuns
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| Salop Street, Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9 5BW Tel: 01588
638797 |
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| One of the first pubs to produce its own ale, this
former coaching inn incorporates an enormous Victorian brick brewhouse, allowing you to
see the brewing process floor by floor. |
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| Llanfair Waterdine, Shropshire, LD7 1TU Tel: 01547 528214 |
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  Lovely
16th Century former drovers inn, now more of a restaurant but still serving very well kept
real ales. The bar area could better be described as a living room with settees and a
magnificent fireplace, whilst the dining room overlooks the River Teme and Beacon Hill
over the border in Powys, Wales. The menu choice is not huge but the quality is superb
with a range of wonderful aromas wafting through to the lounge. |
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| Hill Top, Wenlock Edge, Shropshire, TF13 6DJ Tel:
01746 785678 |
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 Excellent 17th
Century country inn situated on the top of Wenlock Edge, a former Coral Reef, 400 million
years old. Built of Wenlock Stone the inn provides accommodation in beautiful bedrooms
with commanding views. A short walk across the car park opposite gives commanding views of
the Shropshire Countryside towards Shrewsbury. |
The Woodbridge
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| Coalport, Telford, Shropshire, TF8 7JF Tel:
01952 882054 |
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 Many a
spectator has watched the Ironbridge to Bridgnorth raft race with a pint in hand at this
excellently located pub, on the banks of the river Severn |
he
county of Shropshire, which meets the border with Wales, is divided into two regions by
the River Severn. The area was part of the Saxon kingdom of Mercia, and the defensive
earthworks of Offa's Dyke are still visible. Shropshire has many literary connections and
boasts the legendary hiding place of King Arthur's Holy Grail. Shrewsbury, with its
distinctive black and white timbered buildings, is often regarded as England's finest
Tudor town.
