Eating out in Shrewsbury
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If you did want to have some genuinely good food that you can drink beer with (without feeling out of place) in unfussy surroundings - then this:
http://www.shropshirestar.com/lifestyle/food-lifes...
was very good last time I ate there.
Am not affiliated in any way!
http://www.shropshirestar.com/lifestyle/food-lifes...
was very good last time I ate there.
Am not affiliated in any way!
Making recommendations is always fraught with difficulty - what if you have a crap time? If you do, I deny all knowledge... Conversely, if it's marvellous then I'm more than happy to take credit for it!
Honestly tho', been there a few times and it's always been great. Mrs Rodders is a (very!) high-end restaurateuse and she rates it highly.
Have fun.
And remember, it's neither Shroosebury nor Shrowsbury, but "town" or "Salop".
Honestly tho', been there a few times and it's always been great. Mrs Rodders is a (very!) high-end restaurateuse and she rates it highly.
Have fun.
And remember, it's neither Shroosebury nor Shrowsbury, but "town" or "Salop".
Edited by itsrodders on Thursday 17th April 17:03
You'll enjoy the Lion and Pheasant, very nice.
Also check out The Boathouse, recently refurbished and owned by the same people.
The Silverton Hotel does the best fillet steak in the town.
The Third Place in Frankwell, or Cafe Saffron offer the best curries (Cafe Saffron's head chef is UK-renowned)
Also check out The Boathouse, recently refurbished and owned by the same people.
The Silverton Hotel does the best fillet steak in the town.
The Third Place in Frankwell, or Cafe Saffron offer the best curries (Cafe Saffron's head chef is UK-renowned)
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, but no mention of Osteria di Paolo on Hills Lane?