I go here quite regularly, mainly to eat or for breakfast…read more Food is cheap & tasty, I normally have a great meal here for next to nothing. Food goes as cheap as £2.50 for an all day breakfast. They have special offers, like curry night where you can get a curry & a drink for a fiver. Quite small, though. Food comes fast. It has a beer garden, a covered smoking area, a childrens play park and a secondary bar. Great for a hangover breakfast too.

Stafford Road pub not bad regarding prices and food wise... Went for s full English and 3/5 for…read moretaste wise and service... Would try the place again for something different. Decent seating area and food came quickly.

Lovely looking pub on the Bridgnorth Road. It has closed today (3/2/10) for refurbishment and will…read morere-open on friday 5th Feb, so must be just a re-decoration project rather than knocking walls down. Will pop in and see results over next week or so.

Part of chain. Another local example the Vine in Wombourne. Better than average food and good decor…read morewhich probably explains the Porsche and Ferrari in car park. Really nothing special but quite acceptable and best of locally poor competition. Service ok despite being busy on Friday night. Several things not on menu. Several guest beers. I had English chicken which was almost a whole one pound chicken. So small but whole. It the neck in it which seemed a bit odd. Tasty and well cooked. Had the cheese board because I like Wensleydale which was good. The other three cheeses all in good proportions not so tasty but ok. Probably full of chicken! I would recommend as when in area I often go here. But personally if I lived in the area I would not go here but stay at home. Just good food aimed at premium market

The menu is pretty standard, as in all Wetherspoons. The also have day-specific deals, such as…read moreSunday all day brunch for £5.99 with a soft drink. I would say the place is a typical Wetherspoons- pretty busy, but a lot of free tables, which was very convenient for our group of 20 people. The venue also featured a bookshelf - I don't think I've seen one before in other pubs of the chain. The pub also held a charity collection, asking for 50p donation for a book, which I thought was a really good idea!

Blue, and dated. How we ended up in a Wetherspoons when there are so many good bars, I'll never…read moreknow. It's fine, it was busy, it's not as cheap as it used to be, toilets were a bit grotty- struggled to get all of us sat down withinout serious personal space sharing even with the size of the place.

This is a cheap and cheerful carvery pub that was redone fairly recently…read more I'd avoided the place after some disappointing experiences back in the day, and although they've come back with an even uglier carpet, and the sprouts at the carvery station give off a bit of eau-de-fart, they definitely seem to have put their ducks in a row. I've been twice since the refurb, once having the ends of the world burger, and the other time the Sunday roast wrap. Although I thought it was seriously weird to be served with mushy peas (just why, guys?) and the little pigs in blankets looked quite sad compared to the behemoth of the wrap- really, just half would have been sufficient, moist, three different types of meat, veggies and alright chips. The people I've gone with have always enjoyed theirs too, and insisted on the puddings. My lovely friend had the eclair cake, which was just ridiculous, and I wouldn't be surprised if that thing had a pint of cream covering it. I had the hot pudding tower, which was warming and homely and meant not having to choose between sticky toffee and jam roll poly, worked surprisingly well. It still has it's legendary play area for kids, and the staff were lovely.

this is a lovely pub located just on the out skirts of Penkridge off the A449 and A5. Also easily…read moreaccessed from the M6 as it is not far from junction 12. Good food and drinks selcetion and now offer certain parts of the menu on 2 for £10 offer. Family friendly enviroment.

Food average it's a wetherspoons. Hygiene is disgusting…read more Managers response was a pulled face no apologies nothing and walked off. Servers were very friendly managers attitude disgraceful!

As a rule, I don't like wetherspoons anyway, but its a cheap meeting place to start a multi person…read morebar crawl. It was a busy time, and although a bit grubby, the bar staff were well on top of things, and served quickly enough.

We went there today for lunch just the two of us , first time the wife had been able to walk for a…read morewhile so we gave it a try .... Before I get to the negative bits I have to say the food tasted good and looked good too , it's a nice looking place with plenty of room .... To be fair I expected it to be busier at 2 on a Sunday ? Anyway , before we ordered I asked the young waitress if I could 'swap' the Cheese , Leek & potato pie for the vegetarian tart as I don't like cranberries ..... she said she'd ask. Now then, bear in mind that the whole swap would just involve taking the tart off a plate and replacing it with the pie so I was really optimistic. Anyway she came back and said " The only way we can do that is if you pay for both " so I just clarified that she was asking me to pay for BOTH meals at a price of £31:00 !! She said "yes that's right £31:00 " ‍.......so I checked again with the lady who booked us in earlier and she agreed that I would have to pay for BOTH meals to enable them just to swap a pie for a tart !! You can see from the photo that they could have fitted both on a the same plate. Anyway it all went downhill from there , no horseradish sauce with the wife's beef , a teaspoon of red cabbage , a teaspoon of clotted cream , the mixed berry compote was actually cherry compote, no one came to see if our food was ok , no hand towels or hand dryer in the loo , the people on the next table were told they would have to pay extra for a small jug of gravy as it was " special Sunday gravy " When I left I did tell them what I thought , none of it was personal but the pricing strategy probably explains why there were so many empty tables ? The lady on the till knocked £18 off my bill and apologised but to be honest , we won't be going there again ...... it's not local and situations like this help you choose where or where not to go ..... I have to say again that everything tasted good and looked good but what a shame.

Great place for reasonably priced and very tasty grub. The staff are very friendly and polite…read more The place is usually heaving and you usually have to get there early to guarantee a seat, especially for 4 or more people. They only take bookings for 6 or more people which is a real pain if you are trying to book in advance. Have turned up there and not been able to get a seat which highlights its popularity. Get there early for a good seat and great food!

Great pub food - and one of the few places in the area which opens for food on a Monday. Great…read morevalue for money. Very welcoming and a lovely location.

A fine traditional pub with Shropshire ales served from a tiny snug as old as the hills. The food…read morewas excellent, plentiful and tasty. The pub has been extended to take more diners, but the atmosphere has not been ruined. Its a pub for conversation as well as dining and drinking Salopian and Three Tuns ales.

I normally visit this pub to eat…read more I've only ever had a drink here once or twice. It's not the ideal place for a drink with a couple of mates (more so with a girlfriend/boyfriend, but there's still better places) unless you're sitting outside in the sun. Great food here, though. I've been far more than satisfied by every meal I've ate here, and the service is great too.

Now called The Oaken Arms Not too keen on this place as it's too close to the road to sit outside…read morecomfortably and the prices are quite steep for both ale and food. Still it looks lovely as you drive past and looks great inside too. Oh and judging from the cars in the car park you need to drive a merc, audi or BMW to drink or eat here! As a minimum.