The Cafe At St Mary's

sadly now a redundant Anglican church, but most joyful among the care of the churches conversation trust for us all today to enjoy. it is a grade 1 listed monument and believed that was founded by King Edgar in the 10th century. as they entered the tower, there is a plaque to a daredevil from the 18th century, who had carried out his fetches from daring to far afield like dover and lincoln. Unfortunately, this evel knievel of pastness came unpunished here while he performed one of his stunts. so R.I.P an robert cadman . in the interior of the glass originates from the 14th to 19th century. the east window of the chancellor has a representation of the jesse tree and presentations at another p...

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the church is stunning, but we often visit the caffe that is excellent. I have a small child who loves it there because they have a certain child area with toys, play mats and many high chairs. eating is great and cheap and the staff is super friendly and very courteous. it is sincerely my favourite place to take my little to lunch/night tea!

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wonderful historical building. the glass, very old, windows are numerous and really wonderful. a free tour is available if you want one. beautiful warm and friendly caffe with farewell, homemade cake etc. they have a 'hug in a becherpolitik.' very endearing, beautiful place.

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very eye with great architecture medieval church. it is located at the top of the pride hill in shrewsbury. local tourist attraction.

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Fantastic setting even more so for a evening with football players. I was even able to have my first ever beer in a church.

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