Restaurants

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With French restaurants and fine fish dishes, Asian meets European cuisine and the best of British, there are dozens of reasons to dine out in Shrewsbury.

Showing a choice to suit every taste and pocket, our restaurant directory provides a mouth-watering menu of places to go.

Momo's - The Noodle Bar

Abbey Foregate
Eat & Drink Restaurants

Welcome To Momo’s - The Home of Ramen in Shrewsbury

Havana Republic

Abbey Foregate
Eat & Drink Bars and Pubs

Havana Republic brings an essence of Cuba – the rum, the vibrant party atmosphere, and finger lickin’ great food – to Shrewsbury!

The Peach Tree

Abbey Foregate
Eat & Drink

Welcome to Shrewsbury in Shropshire and a great independent cafe bar and restaurant for you to enjoy.

The ALB

Smithfield Road
Stay Self Catering

The Original Hangout Since Now....
Est. 1824 Re:Est. 2012

The Armoury

The Quarry, Victoria Quay and Frankwell
Eat & Drink Bars and Pubs

The Armoury is a traditional pub restaurant in a delightful riverside location, next to the Welsh Bridge and just a short walk from many of the town's attractions.

Off The Square

The Square, Princess Street and Market Street
Eat & Drink Cafes and Tearooms

Off The Square is a cafe bistro run by a team of friendly and helpful staff.

Bombos

Wyle Cop
Eat & Drink Bars and Pubs

Named after one of the oldest cocktails in the world: Bombos is a rich, strong cocktail with a lingering finish- guaranteed to start a party!

House of Grain

Wyle Cop
Eat & Drink Bars and Pubs

House of Grain was born from cherry picking the things we love. Good food, good beer and great music.

Darwin's Kitchen

Dogpole and St Mary's
Stay Bed and Breakfast

Darwin's Kitchen is the newest addition to Shrewsbury based company The Ditella Group also comprising of The Loopy Shrew and

Golden Cross Hotel

The Square, Princess Street and Market Street
Stay Hotels

The Golden Cross is a hotel and restaurant offering a quirky, characterful and glamorous alternative for visitors bored with the tame impersonality of chain hotels.