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A traditional High Town local perched on the cliff edge just below Bridgnorth’s ruined castle, with well-kept cask ales and honest home-cooked food, including a Sunday carvery. The clifftop terrace catches the Severn views. It sits right on the Geopark Way and Severn Way, a couple of minutes from the leaning tower of Bridgnorth Castle.

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