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Henry Tudor House, Shrewsbury

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Barracks Passage, Wyle Cop
Shrewsbury
SY1 1XA

Phone: 01743361666

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Shrewsbury Central

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Blue Scrumpy left this review about Henry Tudor House

This Joule's pub in one of Shrewsbury's many ancient buildings was a new pub for me. It has a couple of rooms, with what appeared to be a dining room at the rear and a split-level bar to the front. All pumpclips are on the bar side.

I spent around 5 minutes here downing a half before realising I needed to hot foot it to the bus stop for a bus to the football ground. But it was long enough to appreciate the historic interior and also the beer, one of the best from Joule's I've had in a while.

All beers are from Joule's. Their Pale Ale & Slumbering Monk are regulars on cask. There was also Citra Blonde, Moon Madness and my choice - Batch Beer #1043: German Fest-Bier. Whilst I'm not a fan of German beers, I gave it a go and was impressed. It was like nothing I've ever had in Germany. Craft beers were Sierra Haze & Wayfarer.

On 31^st October 2026 - rating: 6
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Strongers . left this review about Henry Tudor House

Henry Tudor Inn, apparently established in 1429, is a Joules pub that has been decorated in a medieval style with wooden flooring, carved fittings and fixtures and lots of thick dark wood throughout. There are also lots of ‘aged’ artifacts and paintings, including a Tudor portrait of Amy Winehouse. Beyond the front entrance, that sits below three leaded stained-glass windows, is a front seating area with high tables and repurposed table barrels up the side walls. On the rear wall is a raised snug that sits centrally between steps up to a second seating area that is separated from the front facing bar by a large chimney breast with a double-sided fireplace that houses a burner. On the bar was the Joules keg range plus Carling, Staropramen, a couple of ciders and Guinness. One of the five hand pumps was reverse clipped and two had ‘coming soon’ signs, so the two cask options were Joules Citra Blonde and Captain’s Amber. The rear counter faces a raised circular banquette snug and in the left rear is a sunken tile floored area with open plan seating and some booths up the left-hand wall where there were some dining customers. The service was friendly and I liked the atmosphere, although the 20th century pop music playing in the background didn’t really suit the surroundings.

On 26^th June 2026 - rating: 7
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Brainy Pool left this review about Henry Tudor House

Tudor building given a recent overhaul into a medieval pastiche by Joules. At least it does suit the character of the building and it’s very atmospheric. Five pulls with regular and seasonal beers, I enjoyed my Moon Madness and the food is good “elevated” traditional fare.

On 1^st December 2024 - rating: 7
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