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The Yorkshire House.
The Yorkshire house was first recorded as a public house in 1828 although its history dates furth...
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Summary
A wonderful historic building that was refurbished by Martin Eebles in 1990. This is a pub for young people of all ages with a lot of activity most evenings.
| Address | Barracks Passage Off Wyle Cop Shrewsbury |
| County | Shropshire |
| Postcode | SY1 1XA |
| Telephone | 01743 245522 |
| Brewery Website | Free House |
| licencee | Alan Briscoe |
| Real Ales | Yes |
| Beers | Bass, London Pride, Worthington & Tetley ranges Coors fine light, Guinness Extra cold, Carling , Grolsh, Strongbow. |
| Offers | Various offers check for details |
| Customers | Wide age range of customers who like a lively atmosphere. |
| Accomodation | Video Juke Box, Quiz & Fruit Machines, 2 X Pool Tables & Darts 2 Function Rooms with food available if booked in advance. |
| Recommendation | A pleasent place for a drink during the day in another very historic building and also the place to be for a lively evening. |
