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The Angel Inn is a solid traditional pub in Lichfield city centre, affiliated with Joule's Brewing…read more The company's beers are advertised in many different forms all over the pub and; unsurprisingly, almost all of the beers on tap are from that same brewer (Joule's Pale Ale, Slumbering Monk, Pre Blonde, etc). The décor is very familiar (all dark wood, intentionally kept rustic). The medium-sized pub is divided into several different niches, and there's a small smoking/vaping area to the side. It's very appealing if you dig this traditional style. The barman on my visit was friendly enough, the beer I chose (Ludlow's The Boiling Well) was fresh and tasty. Nothing truly special about The Angel Inn, but it's certainly a fine place to hang out for a couple of pints if you want to avoid more modern brew pubs like the nearby Brewhouse & Kitchen.

Sadler's is right next to Lye train station, you can't miss it-only 25 mins from Birmingham, so…read morereally easy to get to for a few hours. The atmosphere was friendly and welcoming, but if you want to do the tour you really need to book in advance. The tour takes approx an hour and is really informative. Ticket price includes a basic ploughman's lunch and tokens for drinks. Ofcourse you are welcome to buy more food and drink and hang round for as long as you like! I didn't notice a lift though, so best to check if you have mobility issues. Booking tickets is a slightly odd system-you phone up and pay, they email you a code and then you have to forward the code back to them...not sure why. I do recommend this tour for adult birthday parties for example, or just a fun few hours with friends.

Great brewpub tucked away behind Lye station. Amazing range of drinks, including a good choice for…read morethe non beer drinker. I loved their rhubarb cider! Could do with a few more places to sit though.

1st time there. Popped in while passing for a beer or two. Tom was alone behind the bar. He greeted…read moreus very politely and was courteous. He explained what beers they make & what is what. We were guided by him in our choices & he was bang on. Tom was pleasant, polite and most helpful. We had no intentions of dinning but did share a Key lime pie that was to die for. The menu was not just pizza & burgers there are a lot of great healthier choices too all reasonably priced. The outside is amazing. Will we go again? YES!!! Only negative we found was there are no litter bins in the garden.

What a fantastic addition to Sutton! Seth S. and I had a friend visiting from the states and took…read morehim here for a tasty beer and meal. The decor is posh and welcoming, the interior is highlighted by reclaimed wood, Edison bulbs, industrial metal, mid century styled seating, and lots of books (which you're actually welcome to read while sipping a pint or 5). I ordered the ribs, which come with fries, slaw, and grilled corn on the cob. The meat was tender, fall off the bone, perfect. I would have liked just a little more BBQ sauce on the ribs though. I asked for an extra ramekin, which the wait staff kindly brought. The BBQ sauce is unique and makes use of bright orange rind and juice to punch up the flavor. The corn was seasoned just right. There is enough food on the "plate," a cutting board, for two to have a large meal. I ordered tea to drink to soothe my sore throat. Tea was served in the cutest little tea pot and was very tasty. I tried a sip of the stout. I will definitely be getting that next time. It was phenomenal! (If you go for just beer, I'd give that 5 stars). The stout had smooth chocolate notes and drank like a delicious cuppa cocoa.

We literally stumbled along this place while walking the streets of Liverpool as American tourists…read more We saw malt bags in the entrance and were pleasantly surprised to find this great little spot with delicious craft beer! We tried the red ale and stout on cask -yum!!! Great inexpensive beer and nice service and rock music. Cool atmosphere with creaky old wood floor, brick walls and wood burning stove. En

I love Brewdog! Doesn't matter which location. This one has a super fun setup and I finally got my…read moreBrewdog passport here so I can have an excuse to visit more locations, lol. Enjoy your visit!

By far and away the best craft beer selection that I've seen anywhere in my limited travels of…read moreEurope. The Tiny Rebel raspberry sour specifically was amazing and their food was great as well. The Chuck Norris fried chicken sandwich came with avocado and Cajun mayo and is my personal recommendation.

In this pub last night, one of my friends remarked "is there no surface in here that is flat?" -…read moreindeed, it feels as though you're on a boat due to the wonkiness of the whole place. We agreed that most of the wooden surfaces are likely to be warped due to the years of soaking up spilt alcohol. It's a nice pub, pretty much standing alone in the midst of some sort of time warp battle. To the front of it you can see the docks and all the old architecture (what remains, anyway). Directly behind is a building site that appears to have been neglected midway due to lack of funds or something. And then further away you can see all the new developments that have sprung up in the last 5 years thanks to the Liverpool One project. The pub isn't attached to anything anymore, so it has the effect of being a boat moored in ambiguous waters. Inside, there are two small bars and two main drinking rooms, with additional area upstairs if the pub gets too crowded (which I can't imagine it does). The prices are what you'd expect and the decor sparse, with the exception of various nautical memorabilia and a swathe of pictures on all walls depicting various mariner's scenes. Altogether a nice little pub lost at sea.

The Baltic Fleet stands detached from everything else, like a tram left at the wayside. Its…read morelocation between the city centre and the docks means you're hardly going to stumble across this pub and will most likely have made a concerted effort to try it out. I know I did. The Wapping Brewery is located in the cellar, which means the pub gets first dibs of a fine selection of ales. I tried their summer cider and almost lost the use of my legs. No fruit machines or pool tables blight this place which is a grand idea, but I was curious as to why they have no jukebox. On their website they note how they consider this minus to be a plus but the silence just made the pub feel like it was about to shut. As Liverpool's last surviving sailortown pub, the Baltic Fleet has a strong seafaring theme, right from its fearsome name to the maritime decorations on the walls. Sitting inside with the wind blasting down the dock road outside can fool you into thinking you're onboard a steamer crossing the icy North Atlantic. Or maybe that was just the cider.

A truly superb pub! The range of real ales and spirits is…read moreout-of-this-world, some of the beers being their own (4T's Brewery). If you want a cosy, old-style boozer, avoid this place as it really caters for the discerning drinker and sports fans. All the customers seem knowledgeable about both and there are big screens for when any important games are on. As an "incomer" to this area, I was pleasantly surprised to find them watching Rugby Union on one occasion - a rarity in Warrington! The pub is extremely clean and well-looked after and the service is always excellent. The other half of the building is currently another bar, owned and run by the same people but specialising in music - still with a vast choice of drinks.

If you like beer and Rugby then this is the place for you…read more One of a few free houses in Warrington that serve a good selection of real ale. These guys should be supported. They've just added another 2 pumps. 10 in total now. Between these, The Old Town House and Porters Ale House there's 20 pumps within a couple of 100 yards.

Best pub in Lichfield. Amazing craft beer selection, cozy little place, eclectic local characters.read more

I popped in here while I was in Lichfield city centre, and it's a lovely little pub! When I say…read morelittle, it's actually tiny, but they have great ales, and are very welcoming!