Fantastic bar with nice atmosphere. Great selection of craft ales/lagers and cocktails. Good…read moreknowledgeable staff. :-)

I'm so irritated that I get the hype. It's so hipster, and I like it, which is the height of…read moreannoying! Let's get the negatives out of the way- It needs a polish, a few more seats, and a good scrub, because it smells a bit like old spilled drinks. And as cute as the menu is, you have to spend a long time reading it to know what on earth you're getting, particularly when it's mood lit too. But, I can't actually mark them down for any of that. Love the wallpaper, love the drinks names, love that they're happy to have you order off menu- they have the knowledge and the ingredients to do it. In our lot, we had parlour maids (dangerously unalcoholic tasting milkshakeyness), lord byron, sick of celibacy (raspberry and lemon, not too sweet), old fashioned, scotch, daiquiris, something with passion fruit in that wasn't a porn star martini, sazeracs, and all good. I do however think Alice in wonderland as a theme is more than a little overdone- I think I've been to one in every city, and I could name about thirty just as worthy, and smarter referenced little cutes.

We were here on a Sunday afternoon for a few cocktails after the museum. Frank Sinatra's music lit…read moreup the place, the art work and furniture set up the space for day drinking. In a cute alleyway with other restaurants. The happy hour specials were a nice treat, which is hard to find in the UK. The hipster bartender was charming and whipped up our drinks fresh, which were light and refreshing. The dolled up waitress was polite and courteous. I ordered a slice of cake, which they forgot to bring out so the bartender gave us a discount on the drinks. Overall, would definitely visit if we were in town again.

i really love the concept. Coffee house by day and Cocktail bar by night. They have some…read moreinteresting cocktails on the menu. I was most impressed by the milkshakes though. They come out looking impressive and decorated very nicely.

Ordered food but was never informed the kitchen was closed…read more Was offered desert but desert isn't dinner. Terrible communication, servers don't know what they're serving. Burrata salad was mediocre... wrong types of tomatoes. Gin and rosemary cocktail was exceptional.

Yummy food, actually very yummy.!!!…read more Great waitstaff and great interiors. We stumbled on this place and had a terrific lunch.

Saturday nights in here are very busy so prepare t queue. Monday nights are gay nights and every…read moreother week have a cabaret act which is excellent fun. The staff are all very friendly and fun, most of the customers are regulars which creates an excellent atmosphere. There is a free cloackroom and entry before 10/11 is free. Drinks are a bit on the dear side but usually have offers on cocktails.

The best night club (now the butter market has closed!) in Shrewsbury. It is a little too pricey…read morefor me both to get in and drinks when inside so it's not very often I go. Anyone who used to go before it got so big (maybe headed!) will agree it's a little spoilt now. It's a little hit and miss with the staff some are really nice and friendly whilst other are just plain rude and can't be bothered to give you the time of day. I understand that they have to deal with many people many of which are wasted but that's not everyone! If you are a smoker then it's marvellous. A really nice smoking area in the centre and people tend to hang out there and chat.

Well it must have changed hands Wasn't a cocktail place…read morebefore, but we see the age group younger than before. I have never had a Irish coffee quite like this one. It was horrible. Ok I stirred it up. Not bad How the hell Im supposed to pick up a scalding hot glass, full of scalding hot liquid. No not by the stem . But no worries won't be back not my scene. To young to loud.

Although the waiter was nice, he didn't tell me there was some nicer seating for me around the…read morecorner in the restaurant ,even though I asked about the upstairs area. The food was sadly presented and very salty. Not a good experience unfortunately.

One of the highlights of our trip to Shrewsbury. Such kind staff and great food. The best gin and…read moretonics around. Bloody good time!

Well it's lovely inside posh almost. Menu reasonable but pricey. Have to say quality and quantity…read moredid not match the price tag. Good selection of real ales but again pricey though well kept.

The Corbet Arms has been re-opened for four weeks. There's a bar with a big television which was…read moreshowing football when I passed through. There's a large deck for those who enjoy looking at Shrewsbury over the Severn and the A49 whilst indulging in passive smoking. The lounge area, however, whilst being a bit too open, is fine. A wide range of lagers is partially compensated by three slightly less prominent hand pulls London Pride, Charles Wells' Bombardier and Beowulf's Hurricane. An order for a spritzer resulted in an excellent large glass of sauvignon blanc and, for once, no question about do you want soda or lemonade always a bad start to a drinking experience. We had been warned by friends that the steak and kidney pudding sells out early and it had. Starters of prawn & crayfish cocktail, goats cheese wontons and ham hock terrine were all pronounced tasty and hearty and would suffice for some as a light lunch. The mains of beer-battered haddock, red Thai chicken curry and a substitute steak and kidney pie were most satisfactory. The service was good and the price came out at just over £20 per head. We will be revisiting the Corbet Arms

This pub was a real treat. I felt like I really got a taste of an English pub in the countryside…read more The building and ambiance was great. Being near the holidays; folks seemed dressed up but casual attire seemed ok too. The menu choices were varied and all the choices were nicely paired with good sides. I ordered the chicken curry (English, right.) and it was delicious. Everyone at our large table seemed happy with the meals. I drank my first English bitters and it was very enjoyable. It reminded me of American home brew which is to say more interesting than Bud or miller beer but not as fizzy as beer in general. I think it was called "Crazen". I had what I believe to be an English dessert; a kind of raspberry cobbler. Hit the spot for a great meal. Very good service and the crowd was lively. Room acoustics were a little tough for me but they always are.

No real ale at all here - its a keg and lager place. Popular with locals due to the reasonable…read morefood. Kids allowed at back, plenty of room for eating, seperate bar with masive screen for big sports events. Very big garden at back.

From the owner: Located in Bitcon Heath and only a few miles from the centre of Shrewsbury, Ego at The Grapes is a…read moremust visit for its Mediterranean food, family friendly dining, local cask ales and Sunday roasts. This Mediterranean inspired pub and restaurant is ideal for large groups, special occasions, family celebrations, corporate events and intimate dining. Our menu boasts a mixture of the best cuisine from across the Mediterranean including French, Spanish, Italian, Greek and Moroccan classics. Our a la carte menu offers plenty of fish and seafood options, delicious steaks, pizza, pasta and paella as well as a large choice of vegetarian dishes to choose from. We also have dedicated vegan and gluten free menus, a Sunday roast menu and two kids' menus for the children to choose from, so we're confident they'll be something for everyone to enjoy.