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EAT MEET DANCE SLEEP DISCOVER SHREWSBURY AFTER HOURS

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FEEL LIKE FILLING A NIGHT OUT? THIS IS YOUR GUIDE TO SHREWSBURY AFTER HOURS. FROM HAPPY HOURS TO THE BEST DEALS ON DINNER, WHERE TO GO FOR THE LATEST CINEMA SCREENINGS PLUS PLACES TO RETREAT TO SLEEP.

If you like to listen to new music in very old For those trying to savour the last rays of venues, mix mojitos in cool cocktail lounges or sunshine don’t miss a sail along the River feast with friends until late, then you really will Severn or a seat in a secluded beer garden with be spoilt for choice for original night-time fi nds in a fi ne local beverage. Shrewsbury. Menus across town range from simple but The criss-crossing streets in this medieval town seriously good burgers to fi ne Italians, expert house one-off cafés, bars and restaurants that Asian cuisine and the freshest of fi sh dishes. And you’ll be happy to head to after work for classic when the light fades there is music, dancing and cocktails and the best beers. entertainment late into the night.

If you’re planning a night of theatre then there If you can’t ﬁ nd what you are looking for here then are plenty of places that offer special pre-show head to originalshrewsbury.co.uk where you’ll ﬁ nd dinner menus. Whether show time is a theatre lots more listings and ideas on places to visit. performance by the river or a fresh and funny night of comedy, Shrewsbury promises an impressive line-up. 4 6 8 10 DRINKS THE BEST EAT MUSIC AFTER DARK BEERS OUT AND MOVES

Contents 12 14 16 18 STAGE RETREAT PARKING PICK A PLACE AND SCREEN TO SLEEP AND TRAVEL 3

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Why head home when it’s Happy Hour? For Happy Hour cocktails head to the hip Libertine Cocktail Bar and Tearoom on Butcher Row between 3pm and 7pm, Sunday to Friday. Don’t miss their sister venue next door, the House of the Rising Sun. It’s a must-visit.

With more real ales than any other pub or bar in Shrewsbury, there’s plenty to make you happy Four things to do on at the Salopian Bar on Smithfield Road. They’re a Friday night open every day from 11am to midnight and its 1• Catch your breath in a colourful and cosy Happy Hour between 6pm – 8pm, Sunday to corner of Chez Sophie on Mardol Head. Thursday. Look out for the real ale specials and Their cookie monster and artful dodger their Belgian and American beers. milkshakes will give you the kick start you need before a big night out. For a traditional pub and plenty of Cask Marque ales head to the Coach and Horses on Swan 2• Why not set sail on the Sabrina Boat with Hill. It’s Happy Hour from 5pm to 9pm on Monday your favourite friends and make it a Friday and from 5pm to 7pm from Tuesday to Friday. night to remember? Private evening hire includes a three hour cruise from 7.30pm, Happy Hour at Ashley’s Bar on Shoplatch runs dinner and use of the bar and boat until 1am. from 2pm until 7pm on Thursdays and Fridays. They’re known for pouring the perfect pint 3• When you get hungry, head to the thanks to their Heineken smart dispense system Golden Cross on Princess Street. The which comes in the form of ice covered pumps restaurant is quirky and characterful and on the bar. the rich menu is packed with everything from locally-reared venison and rare- breed porkers, to artisan breads and rich blue-veined cheeses.

4• Friday nights are live music nights at Henry Tudor House, the great Grade I listed, half-timbered building on Barracks Passage off Wyle Cop. The venue may be intimate but it still attracts some big names - Kiki Dee and Beverley Craven have both performed here. 4

Shrewsbury Night Magazine Final art.indd 4 10/06/2015 17:22 “We are lucky to have a great network of locally owned bars in Shrewsbury. My friends and I like to do a ‘cocktail safari’, usually starting at Henry Tudor House and ending up at Blind Tiger passing through Porterhouse, House of the Rising Sun and others on the way.” Jessie Hinds, Marketing Co-ordinator, Hatchers

Cocktails and Cool If you like your cocktails with cool lighting and architecture then stop off at St Nicolas Café Bar on Castle Street. The Raspberry Silk is their most popular mix and on Saturday nights it will be accompanied by live music. The cocktails at the Elizabethan Drapers Hall Award winning cocktail bartender, James on St Mary’s Place are a true celebration of the Hitchin, at The Alb on Castle Foregate will help Shrewsbury drapers who once dealt in cloth you create your own masterpiece with a DIY and Welsh wool. Look out for the Rampant cocktail or cocktail class. Look out for their Ram and the Raspberry Rascal. signature cocktail, the Zombie. Cocktail kings Bran and James at Riverbank It’s the theatre and talent of the team of makers Bar and Kitchen and NY Lounge on Victoria and shakers at the Libertine Cocktail Bar Quay both have mixology qualifications and and Tearoom on Butcher Row that make it a hold regular Cocktail Master-Classes in their must-visit for cocktails. Their long standing best dedicated cocktail lounge on the upper floor. seller is their Cassanova Martini - a passion fruit The fine riverside views from both floors go hand martini topped with pineapple, vanilla foam and in hand with Riverbank’s speciality drinks and popping candy. restaurant menu, which is served until 10pm.

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Supping a great pint in a welcoming baskets is the place to start before retreating to hostelry is a tradition which lives on the fireside as the evening chill sets in. in Shrewsbury in some style. Whether choosing a local brew or a real ale Test the team at The Three Fishes on Fish Street from another region, you can drink to recommend an ale at this traditional CAMRA in Shrewsbury’s history and heritage approved pub set in a Tudor timbered building. at pubs packed with original flavour. It’s proudly appeared in the Good Beer Guide since 2002. Cromwell’s on Dogpole is a wine bar but don’t let that fool you, as beer lovers are well catered Craft and world beers served up at the quirky for and warmly welcomed. Their secluded, ivy independent bar Blind Tiger on Hills Lane, make clad garden terrace is the place to catch the last this relative newcomer a select spot to head for. rays of sun of the day. Gather a group of friends to play one of their board games – choose from Jenga, Monopoly For a good old fashioned pint call in at The Nag’s and Scrabble to name but a few. They’re a great Head on Wyle Cop. Check out the medieval ice breaker if you’re on a first date! mansion in its beer garden and meet eclectic characters in a proper pub. Alternatively head to “Blind Tiger and The Salopian have a the Wheatsheaf Inn on High Street for their Cask good range of interesting American Beers Marque ales, open mic nights and folk sessions. and Pale Ales that you’re not likely to find anywhere else in Shrewsbury. If you like While trying the beers at The Armoury on Victoria to try something different, these would Quay, you can relax on the riverbank and take in definitely be for you.” the scenery. Sitting under the bountiful hanging James Clayton, Architect, AHR

Shrewsbury Night Magazine Final art.indd 6 10/06/2015 17:22 LIKE IT LOCAL? It would be a shame to visit Shrewsbury and not sample some quality beers from local breweries. Look out the likes of Shropshire Gold from Salopian Brewery which has been brewing great beers since the mid-1990s.

The family-run Stonehouse Brewery in Oswestry is another label to seek out. It produces a small award-winning range of distinctive tasting beers. Listed in CAMRA’s Good Beer Guide 2015, The Vaults, on Castle Gates, has a changing Shropshire’s Hobsons Brewery in selection of real ales from award winning Cleobury Mortimer is one of the most breweries. There’s a roof garden if fresh air adds sustainable breweries in the UK so why not to the pleasures of your pint. see what difference local sourcing makes to its offering. The Old Post Office, on Milk Street, offers a wide range of traditional cask ales in a listed building which delivers on both charm and character. For Gallic charm and the chance to practise your French check out Chez Sophie, on Mardol Head, where new beers from the UK, US, Sweden, Holland, Denmark and Wales lend an international appeal.

If you like a good old fashioned pint in very old pubs then Shrewsbury has plenty to choose from. The Loggerheads on Church Street is thought to date from the latter half of the 17th century.

The Hop ‘n’ Friar on St Julians Friars is on a walk-way into town from the south, close to the river. Stop by for a Banks Bitter or a pint from the Marstons “guest” range.

The Admiral Benbow on Swan Hill has guest ales from six local breweries plus farmhouse ciders and perrys from Herefordshire that are popular with cider drinkers but are not for the faint-hearted! 7

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A DOZEN REASONS TO DINE OUT IN SHREWSBURY AFTERHOURS 1 If you’re looking for a bit of French fancy then head to Chez Sophie - Shropshire’s only French creperie. Their fiery pesto and chorizo crepe served with a craft beer really is a one- off dining experience. Don’t miss their monthly beer talks and events for French speakers.

2• Transport yourself to Italy at Shrewsbury’s celebrated Italian, Carluccio’s, situated in the Square. Alternatively, find old favourites Zizzi’s or Ask on High Street. If you’re in Pizza Express on Mardol, don’t miss The American Hottest, a spicy mix of pepperoni, 5• Find a table by the window at Riverbank Bar hot green peppers, fresh red chilli, spicy hot and Kitchen or upstairs in the NY Lounge sausage and chilli oil. on Victoria Quay. Its beautiful riverside setting and contemporary styling makes it a great 3• House of the Rising Sun on Butcher Row place for a romantic Italian meal or cool brings together a fusion of global dining in cocktails with friends. a sumptuous setting. Drop in for an early evening light bite of sushi and tempura with 6• For an easy pre-theatre bite head to Bistro cocktails or stay for an evening of fine dining Jacques on Mardol Head. They offer three and exquisite wines. courses for £12.90 plus their French Martinis are not to be missed. 4• Head to the Coach and Horses on Swan Hill to sample the skills of Masterchef runner-up John 7• The food and drink on Wyle Cop is well Barton. Amongst the old beams and beverages worth the steep walk along this well-known you can enjoy two courses for £10 from Sunday street. Head down the hill to The Cornhouse through to Wednesday, between 6pm and restaurant. It’s a great place to start the night. 7.30pm and Fish Night every Thursday. 8• The first Friday of every month is a celebration of all things burger at the funky favourite, EAT UP on Shearman Hall in Milk Street.

9• Amble into Market Street for a selection of mighty fine fish dishes courtesy of Loch Fyne. Look out for their signature Scottish salmon and Loch Fyne oysters and mussels. 8

Shrewsbury Night Magazine Final art.indd 8 10/06/2015 17:22 10• The Fish and Chips at Cromwell’s on Dogpole DEALS ON DINNER are certainly something to write home about. • It’s Burger Night on a Monday night at We can guarantee your plate will be spotless. Porterhouse.SY1 on St Mary’s Street (£10 for a burger and drink) and Steak 11• For food full of flavour try Shrewsbury’s only Night on a Wednesday (two steaks and a Nepalese restaurant, Avatar, on Mardol. For bottle of wine for £40). more Asian accents head to the Royal Siam Restaurant on Butcher Row or Panacea on • The Old Post Office on Milk Street serves Lower Claremont Bank. up two meals for £10 all week.

12• The chef and owner at Drapers Hall, Nigel • Zizzi’s Italian on High Street offer 25% off Huxley, uses his Savoy Hotel experience food for students with an NUS card and at and Swiss training to cook up both classical Montgomery’s Tower on Lower Claremont French and traditional British dishes. His Bank its 10% off for students all week. Chateau Brande is a real favourite with the Drapers regulars. • Morgan’s on Bellstone run Wine & Dine Thursdays which mean two courses and a bottle of wine £16.95 per person.

LIGHT BITES It’s worth visiting the Cantina Café better known as The Pantry on Golden Cross Passage for its fresh Mexican favourites and the latest awesome eats from the Americas. You can hang out at the horseshoe bar and watch your meal being prepared by the chef or retreat to a table.

No 4 on Butcher Row is not just for breakfast or lunch, (although it’s well known locally for its eggs benedict and bacon baguettes.) From 5pm, the menu moves to a great selection of mouth-watering dishes, from Roast Pork Belly with Pak Choi and Pan Fried Potato Gnocchi with Wild Mushrooms, Spinach and Garlic to Gingerbread Parfait or Baked Peaches with Vanilla and Lemon Thyme to finish.

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You don’t have to look far in Shrewsbury’s atmosphere at the karaoke nights on Sundays so quirky streets to find nightlife with a why not kick your inner diva into action. difference. Shrewsbury has got its own original version of late nights and big city MAKE SOME MOVES lights. Whether it’s listening to live music in a The Libertine Cocktail Bar on Butcher Row bar or owning the dance floor, you’ll find it all plays an eclectic mix of music all week, until the here in a real mix of one-off venues. weekend hits and one of their regular DJs step in for some Saturday night sounds until late. ROCK WITH THE REAL ALE Head for The Bull’s Head on Castle Gates on The Hole in the Wall on Shoplatch has a DJ Saturday nights where you can lose yourself from 8pm on Saturday nights and is open until in the music and make some cool moves at its midnight for drinking and dancing. weekly Northern Soul disco. At Montgomery’s Tower on Lower Claremont If rock is your thing then The Yorkshire House Bank a DJ plays on Wednesdays, Fridays and on St Mary’s Place is the pub for you. They have Saturdays and there’s live music on the first original rock memorabilia and live music every Monday of every month. Tuesday night. Look out for their signature beers, Sick Note and the York Special.

Gather your friends for live music and very real ale on Friday nights at the Salopian Bar on Smithfield Road.

The Bull Inn on Butcher Row has live bands entertaining on Fridays and Saturdays and love it if local talent takes centre stage. There’s a great 10

Shrewsbury Night Magazine Final art.indd 10 10/06/2015 17:22 LATE NIGHT DATES The Source Bar on Barker Street promises to take you to a world filled with the latest beats and people partying like there’s no tomorrow. In the Source VIP Lounge you’ll find cocktails, champagne and a crowd that is dressed to impress. The venue fills quickly so get there early!

The Beach Bar & Club on Hills Lane is all about friends and fun in a relaxed atmosphere. There are plenty of drinks offers and you can even hire your own private beach hut in the form of an exclusive booth. Look out for mid- week offers, such as Wipeout Wednesdays (9.30pm till late).

SUNDAYS ARE SOUL NIGHTS For live music and an all-night Happy Hour head to The Alb on Castle Foregate.

For live music to chill out to on a Sunday head to PorterHouse.SY1, on St Mary’s Street, between 4pm and 7pm or to the Waterfront Bar.

Grab a booth, a bite to eat, a craft beer or one Why not relax with an afternoon of jazz at Henry of seven deadly gins before the lights go down Tudor House on Barracks Passage off Wyle Cop at the Waterfront Bar on Victoria Quay. The from 2pm to 5pm every Sunday. Here you’ll find bar and restaurant are open for food and drinks some of the best acoustics in town. seven days a week and on Wednesdays it’s live music at an open mic style evening where there Ashley’s on Shoplatch hold Sunday afternoon are free drinks for performers. Every Wednesday, Tribute Acts and Northern Soul Sundays. Tickets Friday and Saturday the Waterfront opens up to are limited to a maximum of 50 so make sure you reveal Bonds, Shrewsbury’s latest nightclub for book ahead. the over 25s. Here they turn up the volume on their state-of-the-art sound system and see you into the early hours of the morning.

It’s strictly House, RnB and chart on Fridays and Saturdays at Trade and Niche on Raven Meadows. On 321 Friday there are discounts on drinks for clubbers and on Saturdays resident DJ, Nathan Dawe sees in some serious sounds.

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THEATRE SEVERN Theatre Severn rises high above the river and offers awesome views from its balconies. The impressive building is home to two auditoriums which stage a packed programme of drama, live concerts, ballet, opera, comedy, musicals and more.

Don’t forget to make time for pre-theatre drinks and dinner. The Armoury sits just across the river and has a great selection of fine wines and local beers to accompany their mouth-watering menu. Alternatively, you can be just steps away from your seats and enjoy a drink at The Chapel Bar or a meal with a river view at The Foundry. THE HIVE This buzzing venue in Belmont is the place to head to for film screenings, live gigs, community DATES FOR YOUR DIARY festivals and creative workshops plus theatrical performances, film screenings, talks and 4th July: ENO: Carmen (Encore) exhibitions.

10th – 11th July: Swan Lake (English Youth Ballet) The people behind it are proud to provide a base for young people in Shropshire to build 15th – 18th July: Phantom of the Opera on their creative skills. For those looking to be entertained, it’s the perfect place to see new and 3rd – 5th September: Absent Friends original talent.

Folk is celebrated at The Hive when Shropshire Roots bring some of best folk artists to town. The Shrewsbury Jazz Network also regularly present an impressive line-up as part of its music programme.

The Hive also works in partnership with Shrewsbury Film Society, Rainbow Film and independent producers to screen a wide range of the best current and classic films from around the world. 12

Shrewsbury Night Magazine Final art.indd 12 10/06/2015 17:22 COMING UP SHOWING SOON 10th July: Dance Party Night 17th – 23rd July: Amy (15)

11th July: Art Theman and the Tom Hill Trio 20th – 23rd July: The Age of Adaline (15)

15th July: Keltoum’s Daughter 24thJune – 30th July: The Choir (PG) (2005 - France/Tunisia - Subtitled)

24th July: Pauline at the beach (1983 - France - Subtitled) COMEDY HOUR

12th September: Frank Harrison Trio programme at Theatre Severn. According to Jason Manford, it’s ‘easily one of the top 5 theatres in the country’.

Some local bars and pubs host comedy nights

PorterHouse.SY1 on St Mary’s Street has an open mic night every Tuesday and the Bull Inn hosts one every Wednesday. Head to the Old on Milk Street to sample one of their regular comedy and open mic nights.

Henry Tudor House off Wyle Cop hosts a popular comedy club. Amongst the beer and old beams there’s been laughter with the likes of Russell Kane, Joe Lycett, Katherine Ryan and Romesh Ranganathan.

“One of my favourite things to do in the

OLD BEAMS AND THE BIG SCREEN Market Hall or at The Hive. The Hive hosts Contemporary but packed with history, the cinema at the Old Market Hall (known fondly as the OMH) from around the world at a very reasonable price. Both are great venues.” around the world and guest speakers from their Jenna Blair, Lettings Negotiator, Cooper Green Pooks digital media programme. It holds just 81 so it

The Grade I Elizabethan building in the Square also houses a café and bar so you can stock up on snacks then sit in front of the screen with a glass of wine in your hand. 13

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From boutique hotels to old world charm, the choice of places to stay in Shrewsbury is as varied and vivid as it is inviting.

The family-run Abbots Mead Hotel on contemplate your stay in Shrewsbury. Here St Julian’s Friars is right next to the River Severn period features fit with modern comforts, right in and well placed for riverside walks and ambling the heart of the medieval town. along to the town’s attractions. And if you’ve arrived by bike, it offers cycle storage too. Bed and breakfast in a homely setting is the appeal at Sandford House Hotel on St Julian’s The Shrewsbury Hotel on Smithfield Road is Friars. It warmly welcomes groups and is dog- the place to go for quality accommodation at friendly too. great prices. It is known for its customer service and free refills on its 99p coffee, so there’s For a traditional feel and welcome, check out plenty of caffeine to kick start your morning. the six rooms at The Old Post Office, a Grade II listed building on Milk Street. It’s run as a Dinner, bed and breakfast at the 16th century family pub and hotel and its town centre location Lion Hotel on Wyle Cop offers classical character means it’s the perfect place to start and end and comfort. Look out for the magnificent domed your night out. Adam ballroom, it’s a spectacle.

Reputedly the oldest licensed pub in Shrewsbury, The Golden Cross, on Princess Street, is a funky place to lay your head. Five bedrooms offer a whimsical, glamorous choice for those seeking something original and one-off.

Relax on a four poster bed in the charming Prince Rupert on Butcher Row as you 14

Shrewsbury Night Magazine Final art.indd 14 10/06/2015 17:22 Drapers Hall on St Mary’s Place has luxury With its town centre location, modern mix of rooms with a distinctive style befitting a building rooms and access to the Bar and Restaurant of real character. Here you’ll find a modern twist downstairs, the Bellstone is the perfect place to on a classic hostelry, just like the delicious food stay for a weekend in Shrewsbury. If you arrive in its AA 5-star restaurant. early staff will happily look after your bags while you explore Shrewsbury by day. Porterhouse.SY1 on Dogpole has a lively restaurant, as well as rooms, so you can enjoy Voted Hotel Chain of the Year at the British the American flavoured menu then retreat for a Travel Awards, you are guaranteed a good stay great night’s sleep. at the Premier Inn on Smithfield Road. It’s very well placed in town too – just across the road Beautiful beams and cool white decor is part of from the river, 5-minutes from Shrewsbury Train the signature room style at the boutique hotel Station and a ten minute walk from Quarry Park. the Lion + Pheasant on Wyle Cop. It wears its historic appeal and contemporary design well and when you add the appeal of its fine dining it’s a mighty mix. Self-catering options are available too.

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Win a COCKTAIL making class and dinner for TWO at Riverbank Bar and Kitchen

If you’ve reached this page we really hope it’s because you’ve read the magazine cover to cover. We’d love to hear your thoughts on it too so if you’ve got time please fill in our quick online survey about the magazine. As a thank you we have teamed up with the Riverbank Bar and Kitchen and NY Lounge at Victoria Quay to giveaway a cocktail masterclass in the cocktail lounge followed by a three course dinner for two.

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