Weatherspoons in Stafford is the old Picture House. Although they have old film posters up and a…read morefew photos of old movie stars they havnt really succeeded with the whole 'film theme' it all looks a bit like clutter. The bar is huge, and like every other weatherspoons the food and drink is super cheap. The beer garden is the best thing about this place, it is filled with picnic benches and looks out over the river.

The picture house is a dark dank hovel of a weatherspoons kind of makes you feel hungover before…read moreyouve stopped drinking for the night. but it doesnt matter cus we got loads of cheap drinks tickets from some paper, you know its a decent place for a drink when you get approached by strangers asking you who is the fittest out of a friendship group of 3 uber sloshed ugly boys, hilarious fun! The food is pretty much ok as is the drink, well priced! the bar is not quite as long as the one in birmingham but for stafford its pretty humongongos!! 3 stars , have three drinks here then another few elsewhere I have seen them make hot drinks in spoons such as hot chocolate, they squirt some shit into the bottom of a cup then add hot water not nice far nicer and brighter places for coffe at night or day in the swan. Think they stop serving hot drinks in weatherspoons at 8ish becuase its to much trouble to pour some shit into the bottom of a cup and add hot water, either that or they dont cater/give a shit for T Total people trying to socialize and keep awake with their wrecked caffinated friends

Newly taken over, and its got a whole new lease of life. The new managers definately 'get' the…read morelocals being local themselves, and far from the usual negative takeover of pubs, this one has definately been a success. Several sports teams make it their base, and food is provided. There are 2 large screen tvs for watching football, which is an integral part of the pub, and the snug with no tv is a nice place to go and have a chat if its a bit loud elsewhere. The large car park makes parking a small problem, and there is plenty of seating within. Always clean, service is quick, and the drink and food is good. Probably the best pub in the larger local area.

Excellent atmosphere and a very friendly and welcoming landlord and lady…read more The staff are also very friendly and service is quick and correct. It is rarely quiet in terms of people because it is a very popular pub. Football days especially indicate how popuular this pub is, with football teams using it as there own base before and after games in the sunday pub league, and supporters of the local professional side (stoke city) using it as a base for travel to the matches. Food is served on various occasions for free when sports groups are in and everyone is welcome to help themselves as long as the team has had first dibs , as pub meals are not served.

The Old Mill is such a cozy little pub that is quiet and relaxed, perfect for a laid-back night…read moreout. We tried a sampler of appetizers to start and I had the steak frites for dinner, which was simple and satisfying. We went back enough times that we basically drank them out of Hendrick's, but the staff were always friendly and happy to pour us another round. Just a nice, easygoing spot if you're in the mood for a relaxed pub evening.

Pub and food place. Set back from the main road so you can eat your meal in quiet…read more It's right next to a farm shop so also has the scope to get yourself something nice from there on your way out! The food is fairly standard pub grub, and is an unfortunate change from how it used to be when the food had a slightly more unique edge to it. It's always cooked satisfactorally but never seems to quite get past being ok. The pub quiz used to be the highlight of the week, but mainly because the quizmaster was always drunk so with him having left, there is now less to make the pub as distinguished entity in town.

An average pub - typical customers you'd find in any pub in Congleton (not a family pub atmosphere)…read more The atmosphere however can be very lively especially when they hold theme nights are advertise offers like £1 per pint punters roll in from everywhere. Inside is fairly modernised but decorated to give it an older feel. The staff can sometimes be friendly yet sometimes you find yourself being served by a complete letch. Drinks can be fairly cheap compared to other pubs in the town. There is plenty of seating on an average night however when an event takes place you are lucky if you can get through the doorway. Otherwise during the day its pretty much dead.

Again another rustic exterior of a pub. The interior with its low ceiling allows for a full…read moreatmosphere yet sometimes musty. Prices are alright in here and with its pound shots and occasional leniency in the past (maybe not now), this is normally where the youngsters gather for a drink. Has a medium-sized patio/smoking area at the back and is within walking distance of all the other main pubs in Congleton down the high street. During the summer, it's upstairs balcony is a good place to enjoy a summer pint. Recommended.

My husband and I had the most beautiful meal here today!…read moreFrom the most amazing welcome to the end of our wonderful stay, everything was first class. Food excellent, ambience superb and staff very professional and attentive. If you would like to experience quality with a big smile, then this is the place for you! The lovely weather was an added bonus! We will be back with our family very soon. Thank you All.

I used to call into this pub on my way back to college after home visits - between 1971 and 1974!…read moreIt has been updated a few times, but they've never lost the friendliness inherent in the pub. It's nice to know that it is still doing the quality meals it has always been known for as I haven't been for a couple of years now. This pub was originally a stop for us as it has a decent carpark and is difficult to miss on your way through Tarporley. It was a lucky find, as, at the time, it was one of the few friendly pubs in the area (to students that is!). I would recommend the Rising Sun to anybody, without reservation, but - they need to improve the choice of real ales a little.

This is a good drinkers pub in the centre of town, serves loads of good ales and looks and feels…read morelike a proper traditional pub, something that seems to be disappearing these days, in the wake of sports bars, Wetherspoon's etc. It's full of old geezers and ghosts, yep, apparently it's well haunted, although I have never seen anything in there! It's one of those places that's deceivingly large, doesn't look big from the outside but seems to go back a long way inside. Staff are pretty friendly, and prices are the usual. Worth an effort, just for the ghost hunting!

Lovely little village pub in Davenham the village I grew up in. We had the pleasure of hosting the…read morewake for my Nans funeral here yesterday and the food on offer was simple but delicious and well cooked and presented. Lovely upstairs setting with period features and coziness that made all guests feel welcome. Would love to come back to try the actual menu while I'm here in the UK

Village pub in the village of davenham. One side is for eating which has an upstairs. The other…read moreside has a small bar area with another small tv area. Food is very good and service is quick. Staff are friendly and the pub is very popular. It has small area for parking at the front and a huge car park at the rear with an outside seating area. It also has a patio heater for the smokers to keep warm.

I think that Horny Harry above should be a bit more tolerant. I think its a lovely pub. A pub is…read morewhere EVERONE is welcomed unless they cause trouble. I stumbled across this place whilst driving thru the Peaks, and found it a total beauty. Hidden gem. Good beer, nice sandwiches (bit pricey for a sandwich), chatty landlord, spotless clean bogs. And the views .OMG Highly recommended and well worth the drive out

The Rose and Crown Inn offers great food and ales it is a real country pub which nestles in the…read morehills of the Cheshire and Derbyshire boundry,with breathtaking views, and a super menu which caters for all including vegetarian. The building is near to Flash which is the highest village in G.B (1518) feet above sea level There are many local attractions near by including Chatsworth hall, Lyme park, Gorsworth hall So this is a great place to end up after a lovely walk or a visit to one of the local halls. The venue offers a real at home feel and offers great value for money.