Hole in the Wall, Shrewsbury

Called in on Tuesday 13th of May what a very nice pub our first visit to Shrewsbury Rob camra-Oggwyn great please call back it is now a Green King managed house very nicely decorated well worth a visit next time you're in the town. Had a very good pint of courage bitter 4% was doing a lot of food very busy and had its fair share of drinkers in for 1-30 pm

A few changes since my last visit , its had a minor refurb , the old snug to the right of the entrance has gone and the pub is now open plan and a lot lighter than it was(it was a bit dark and dreary) , the front is now pretty modern and clean , it is mainly geared for food in a similar vein to Wetherspoons with cheap meal and drink deals . To the back of the pub is a seperate area that shows the pubs age unlike the modern front this is all exposed brick and stonework with three or four old stone arch windows (bricked in )and an old stone passage leading downstairs to the Crypt Bar (only open at night) which was once part of another pub called the Market Vaults , the two pubs were knocked together in the early 1980s (the Vaults was a cracking little pub) Beer was the usual tap stuff with 3 ales TT Landlord , Marstons Pedigree and EPA , the TT Landlord was OK . Its much improved in here and it was busy with mainly people eating but there are many better pubs in town

Dire , beer undrinkable was going to complain but barman was threataning to hit bloke who was served before me for complaining