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Dining Pubs in Cardington

Royal Oak, Cardington

Royal Oak

Cardington
Shropshire
SY^ 7JZ
telephone: 01694 771266
fax: 01694 771266
The Royal Oak at Cardington claims to be the oldes pub in Shropshire. Grade II listed with lots of atmosphere. Serves a good range of imaginative food from baguettes up. No smoking dining area. Real ales. Children allowed if eating.
Food
Cost of typical 3 course meal - pp
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Comments
23:13 29/07/08
Will definately be back. Brilliant atmosphere, really made to feel welcome.
15:06 16/07/07
Very good food. All fresh cooked so takes time but well worth it.
09:14 03/05/05
I was only there for a quick pint but they had 3 or 4 real ales at around £2.10 a pint. Very picturesque location about 12 mins off the main Shrewsbury to Hereford road.
 
Pub Ratings
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6.00 		9
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8.50 		9
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6.75 		9
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Children Welcome
Historic Building
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