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The Hole In The Wall (Shrewsbury)
 The Hole In The Wall (Shrewsbury) ... the debtors prison in the 17th century.Newest Review: ... I thought it had a calm and relaxing atmosphere with low ceilings and beams as well as cosy seating and a generally nice layout. We already knew we were going to eat from the '2 meals for £5' menu as neither of us are big eaters during the day and these looked to be of a smaller size than the regular main meals. The meals you can choose from under this offer are varied and looked really ... more ... very interesting, in the end I plumped for Smothered Chicken which turned out to be a chicken breast topped with bacon, melted cheese and a deliciously tangy BBQ sauce.
The food was delicious, we waited rather longer than expected for it to be honest ...more |
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The Hole In The Wall (Shrewsbury): Could be so much more! (789 words)
by - written on 08/05/09 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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A few weeks ago I drove through Shrewsbury with my brother in law, as it was around the time of Charles Darwin's anniversary we decided to park the car and have a look around this lovely little town. After ambling around for a while we popped into the first place we saw for something to eat. The Hole In The Wall pub fit the bill nicely as it looked clean and tidy from the outside, was close to the car park and also was running a very good special offer on certain main meals. There is a fair amount of history in this pub, while it was being refurbished recently the builders uncovered part of a 13th century mansion and there are vaults under the floor which ... Read the complete review
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