Henry Tudor Inn

The Henry Tudor Inn is a real find the kind of place that reminds you why traditional English pubs are worth seeking out. The medieval-style furniture throughout gives the place a proper sense of history and atmosphere; you can tell real thought has gone into the interior rather than it being generic pub decor. Had the local Joules ale on tap and it was excellent well-kept, full of flavour, and a great showcase for what the local brewery does best. Nice to see a pub supporting a regional brewer rather than just sticking to the usual mass-market lines. Beyond the drinks, the sense of history here is a real highlight. There’s clearly a story behind the building and its name, and it adds a lot to the experience it feels like more than just a pub, more like a small piece of living heritage you get to enjoy a pint in. Would highly recommend to anyone after a proper local pub with character, good beer, and a real sense of place.

Amazing pub close to the Cathedral & well worth checking out as the food & beers are incredible. I had the Beetroot soaked Salmon with a Horseradish cream & it was Fabulous... Staff are engaging, well informed & work hard, with Tori being attentive, personable & professional. An easy five stars ✨✨✨✨✨

This is a very old pub with a Wow factor. The food is excellent. The beer and wine selections are very good. Barrel cask beer. The setting in booths set like old gaol cells is interesting. Warm and friendly service. Highly recommended

Wife and I popped by for a quick lunchtime drink, fancied a sandwich with chips/salad but the usual sandwich menu wasn’t available today (Tuesday) ? Nothing else grabbed us on the main menu unfortunately so just enjoyed our beers. It’s an old quirky pub, modernised in parts, lovely booths and other sitting areas. Food served from the bar or there’s a separate table service restaurant. Nice first time visit. Have passed it many times over the years, well worth a visit if it’s not too busy.

On this occasion we only stopped for a drink. I was completely pulled in by the Tudor name and the Inn lived up to everything I imagined. Inside is like being transported to another time, it is so charming with a lot of charecter. The original structural beams are fascinating and the artwork on display is amazing. I have a French Sparkling wine, which I was I thought was interesting. The wine menu was much broader than I imagined. I would recommend.

Nice place to eat! Very traditional outside and inside. They let us sit in the cell which it was quite cool! Service was fast and food very good. The desserts weren't my favourite choice to be fair, too sophisticated

I think this must be the oldest pub I've ever been in. According to the signage over the front door it says it was established in 1429. The Tudor interior is stunning, it's impossible to see which is original woodwork and where any of the interior had been modified when they've updated it over the centuries but the overall effect is really great, it feels as though you've gone back in time. It's a Joules brewery pub and contains a good range of their real ales. We didn't have time to try out the food so will have to return to try it out. Well worth a visit if you're visiting Shrewsbury.