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The Telegraph, Castlefields, Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury
SY1 2LD
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Brainy Pool left this review about The Telegraph
This estate/backstreet local was a real contrast to the Dog & Pheasant down the road - that one was tiny and almost claustrophobically busy, this one cavernous and echoing despite a similar number of customers. Nice comfortable seating and in many ways a better quality of pub than the Dog, but it just lacked a bit of atmosphere and it does feel like it has been opened out a bit too much over the years. A single real ale, Weetwood Cheshire Cat, in good condition.
On 1st December 2024
- rating: 6
[User has posted 1174 recommendations about 1136 pubs]
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Telegraph
A much-larger-than-it-initially-looks side-street pub, with various seating areas around the central bar counter. All parts plain and semi-traditional in appearance, but well maintained and managed. Plenty of sports TVs showing live football, but the dartboards and pool table were both fully occupied during my visit. Sharp's Atlantic had just gone off as seemingly the sole real ale from one of the three handpumps, but thankfully the Ludlow Gold clip was turned around by the barman who asked whether I would be happy with that instead as it was just going on, and for £3.00 this proved a much better alternative (and thus happiness all round...).
On 15th March 2020
- rating: 6
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Al Bundy left this review about The Telegraph
An absolute bugger to find and, sadly, not really worth the effort. Its a nice friendly enough pub but certainly not a destination pub. If you live by it, great, otherwise I wouldn't bother unless you're ticking off your pub visits. 3 handpumps on the bar with 2 dispensing Doom Bore and a guest. An open plan pub with a pool table as you enter and a largish lounge area to the rear. To find the pub you need to go over the wall, round the corner, turn left at the right hand turn, go under the overpass, across the left turn turning right at the left side of the cross. Or it seemed like that anyway.
On 28th October 2016
- rating: 5
[User has posted 3487 recommendations about 3390 pubs]
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- Accommodation : No last updated 22 February 2015 by Oggwyn Great
- Bar Billiards : No last updated 22 February 2015 by Oggwyn Great
- Beer Festivals : No last updated 22 February 2015 by Oggwyn Great
- Beer Garden : No last updated 22 February 2015 by Oggwyn Great
- CAMRA Discount : No last updated 22 February 2015 by Oggwyn Great
- Car Park : Yes last updated 11 August 2013 by Oggwyn Great
- Darts : Yes last updated 28 August 2013 by Oggwyn Great
- Dog Friendly : Yes last updated 11 August 2013 by Alan Hurdle
- Hot Food : Yes last updated 11 August 2013 by Alan Hurdle
- Live Music : Yes last updated 11 August 2013 by Alan Hurdle
- Live TV Sports : Yes last updated 11 August 2013 by Alan Hurdle
- Pinball : No last updated 22 February 2015 by Oggwyn Great
- Pool Table : Yes last updated 26 March 2010 by David McNally
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 11 August 2013 by Alan Hurdle
- Real Cider : No last updated 22 February 2015 by Oggwyn Great