Refurbished in 2011, this is a modern, spacious and comfortable lounge bar with an emphasis on food. Breakfasts are served 9am-midday, though the bar doesn't open until 10am. Emphasis is on food but there is a separate bar area to the right of the entrance. Children are catered for with a family dining room and a Wacky Warehouse playroom. A Travelodge Hotel is adjacent. A true roadhouse, it can be a real battle for pedestrians to cross the busy by-pass roads surrounding the pub. The "Two Henrys" is a reference to the Battle of Shrewsbury on 21 July 1403, which was waged nearby between King Henry IV, and a rebel army led by Henry "Harry Hotspur" Percy.
A visit on 25/9/26 elicited the fact that the pub is for sale and that real ale has been discontinued. Its future is doubtful.
Source: National
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