A vibrant pub tour showcases historic venues like Cromwell’s Tap House, a Grade II listed site with a cosy mix of old and new. Three Fishes, a smoke-free pioneer, offered a quaint atmosphere with traditional décor. The Nag's Head, with Tudor charm, featured a 14th-century hall, while the Henry Tudor Inn combines medieval history with modern comfort. House of Grain maintained its industrial roots post-renovation. Cross Foxes preserves brewing heritage, while Masonic Arms balances tradition with modern touches. The Prince of Wales celebrated community ties through a bowling green. Lastly, RAD Beer and The Chester Station Tap Room highlight craft offerings and revitalised spaces. https://micropubadventures.co.uk/2025/08/09/09-08-25-shrewsbury/

An easy peasy town centre crawl with nearly all serving Local Cask Ale.Marvelous 🍻!

It's The Prince Of Wales Winter Beer festival today so I m going to pop there & onwards to afew more favourites in the Shropshire County town!

From a 1920 s themed Cinema Bar with Belgium speciality beers to a Tradional social club and bits in-between.Quite the adventure!

Mercifully bucking the trend,there have been afew pub re openings of recent in Shrewsbury.Further to this,I still have a few long open pubs to tick off in Shrewsbury.Here is a mix of those two variants....

Some of the finest pubs in this beautiful market town. Feel free to take diversions and wander off the route to maximise your enjoyment of this magical place

pub crawl

Shrewsbury CAMRA Beer Festival & some choice Cocktail and Real ale venues closeby