Right the pub has had a complete makeover and old landlords have been booted out . its totally…read moreunlike any other Holdens pub and the beers expensive . ItS got a very modern feel neutral colours light wood etc .A bit of the amber taverns about it . certainly do not thing old clientele very welcome its more ladies who like to lunch .

This is a Holdens pub so expect good ale at reasonable prices. But I was a little disappointed with…read morethis pub as it wasn't as welcoming as it used to be. Also, I felt it needs a bit of care and attention too - it's seen better days. So whilst I would pop in for a quick pint as part of a tour, I would not feel tempted to stay longer.

What a great little pub!…read more The highlights were the real ales, a decent draught cider selection (including Hogan's, Thatchers etc) and a variety of scotch eggs to satisfy your bar snack needs (black pudding ones, Cumberland ones etc. for only £2.50). The pub itself is a lovely old fashioned looking type with several working fireplaces, and a piano. Also a nice garden of a fairly decent size with benches on the lawn, under the porch, and in a little covered area at the back, which has a stove installed. Located next to the park, which is another bonus. I'd definitely come here again, preferably not driving this time! Kids are allowed outside but not inside.

Nice looking pub with 3 x real open fires, real ale including Wye Valley HPA and Tim Taylors…read moreLandlord. Well worth a visit.

The Stump is a bit of a strange place its decor is a bit early eighties all mock tudor . Its best…read moreexperienced on a winters night when the log burners in the back rooms are belting out the heat . There is a good range of beer if you can ignore the Banks's Pull . The Bishops Farewell is usually a good bet though . Am upgrading my star rating as the beer quality is been very good for a long time now .

Nice warm, cozy, mock tudor fronted pub on main road close to Sedgley - also known locally as "the…read morestump." Has a bar at the front and a split level lounge at the back. Both rooms have coal stoves for heat. 4-5 ales always on tap with cob's behind the bar. Well worth a visit.

Lovely pub, with great bitter and wonderful outdoor seating. We stop in here every tune we go to…read moreTettenhall. The food is pretty good too. Lots of locals that like to have a good time. Not a rowdy bunch.

Nice pub, set amongst posh houses and lanes. Good real ale served. A proper pub, but prices are…read morehigher than average.

stopped by after dinner to watch the end of the football match. great local pub with local flare. i…read moreenjoyed a room temperature stout. the local dart league was engaged in their competition. while the local favorite did not win the game it was a lively pub. it was nice to enjoy some beer with the locals in the village with the locals.

The pub is supposedly dedicated to Salopian ales but the h pub surprisingly has guest ales too …read more The good side is all ales are very well kept. The pub is is very comfortable and friendly. Bright clean and well kept.

The Lych Gate Tavern is the 'go to' traditional style pub in Wolverhampton. A Black Country Ales…read morehouse, there is always a varied selection of cask ale in good condition. Pub snacks are available also. The Lych is an oasis of calm away from the bustle of the city centre. There are no TVs here, or fruit machines. Just good old fashioned talk. There is an upstairs room, which doubles as a function room and people with mobility issues are catered for, as there is a lift at running between front entrance and up / downstairs areas. A great pub to visit.

Great new pub in the heart of the City centre. This is also the 2nd oldest building in…read moreWolverhampton and its been sympathetically renovated. Look for the main gate entrance to the church at the side of Barclays Bank and the pub is on left. It's a Black Country Ales pub, but as well as their own cask ales they have 5/6 guests too - all priced under £3.00 and I paid just 50p for a cheese and onion cob! At last a decent pub rather than bar in the town. Well worth a visit. There is a disabled lift and a function room upstairs for hire.

This is a great pub to watch sport in and is frequently busy when big matches are on, equally other…read moresports get shown too and there are a number of decent sized screens so you actually have a chance of seeing them when its busy. This pub now has an extensive outside area which was landscaped last year and includes a better smoking shelter for those who partake. Plenty of tables outside for better weather and a conservatory area too. Decently priced drinks and some good happy hour type offers, the staff always seem pleasant enough. Has an attached car park with plenty of space.

Saturday nights in here are very busy so prepare t queue. Monday nights are gay nights and every…read moreother week have a cabaret act which is excellent fun. The staff are all very friendly and fun, most of the customers are regulars which creates an excellent atmosphere. There is a free cloackroom and entry before 10/11 is free. Drinks are a bit on the dear side but usually have offers on cocktails.

The best night club (now the butter market has closed!) in Shrewsbury. It is a little too pricey…read morefor me both to get in and drinks when inside so it's not very often I go. Anyone who used to go before it got so big (maybe headed!) will agree it's a little spoilt now. It's a little hit and miss with the staff some are really nice and friendly whilst other are just plain rude and can't be bothered to give you the time of day. I understand that they have to deal with many people many of which are wasted but that's not everyone! If you are a smoker then it's marvellous. A really nice smoking area in the centre and people tend to hang out there and chat.