I'm so irritated that I get the hype. It's so hipster, and I like it, which is the height of…read moreannoying! Let's get the negatives out of the way- It needs a polish, a few more seats, and a good scrub, because it smells a bit like old spilled drinks. And as cute as the menu is, you have to spend a long time reading it to know what on earth you're getting, particularly when it's mood lit too. But, I can't actually mark them down for any of that. Love the wallpaper, love the drinks names, love that they're happy to have you order off menu- they have the knowledge and the ingredients to do it. In our lot, we had parlour maids (dangerously unalcoholic tasting milkshakeyness), lord byron, sick of celibacy (raspberry and lemon, not too sweet), old fashioned, scotch, daiquiris, something with passion fruit in that wasn't a porn star martini, sazeracs, and all good. I do however think Alice in wonderland as a theme is more than a little overdone- I think I've been to one in every city, and I could name about thirty just as worthy, and smarter referenced little cutes.

We were here on a Sunday afternoon for a few cocktails after the museum. Frank Sinatra's music lit…read moreup the place, the art work and furniture set up the space for day drinking. In a cute alleyway with other restaurants. The happy hour specials were a nice treat, which is hard to find in the UK. The hipster bartender was charming and whipped up our drinks fresh, which were light and refreshing. The dolled up waitress was polite and courteous. I ordered a slice of cake, which they forgot to bring out so the bartender gave us a discount on the drinks. Overall, would definitely visit if we were in town again.

Standard pub food on the menu from a chain pub. Lots of room and good looking interior. Very quiet…read morewhen I visited on a Monday evening even with an international football fans being played on the screens. Real ales are obvious ones and nothing special.

Simply the best pub in Shrewsbury, the staff are friendly and the food is great value for money and…read morewell presented an all round family pub in the day and great night out

Lots of old pub features combined with a few modern ones…read moreconfused me when forming my initial impression of the Boathouse. I know it would be a hit in the summer with its location on the banks of the Severn, but this was very much not that time of year. I was a bit indifferent in the end, but my half of Shropshire Lad was alright and it was only one of four local beers to sample.

In a word, this place is "idyllic". The venue emotes thoughts of English pubs in a time long lost…read more When you walk in your olfactory senses are greeted with Yorkshire pudding and other authentic English dishes. The bar serves pints of lager and pints of cider. There is a new world addition of glasses of wine. The Boathouse sits on the River Severn, which is the longest river in England. From the right perch you can spy people walking along the river or enjoying the plush fields of the park across the banks. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming. If you venture to the Midlands, then make a point of stopping here and taking in some old world charm with a glass of mulled wine or a pint.

Used to drink here at lunch & after work when I woked at M&S over the road…read more Well known locally as serving possibly the best pint of Banks's in the area (pronounced 'Bonksis'). Very simple in decor, no frills, no menu, beer garden comprised of 2-3 benches in a courtyard to the rear. B&B is straightforward & excellent value. One of the pubs I'll always call in for a nostalgic pint when I'm back in Wolves for shopping or a match.

A rather quaint and old fashioned place that can be a relief from the madding crowd. Bank's ale…read moreserved at reasonable prices. small bar to the front and larger lounge to rear. I like this place and have used it for many years on and off.

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.

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.

Well disappointed is the best I can say having been a tegular until before Covid. Still a lovely…read morepub but its not the great pub it was and the ale prices are stupid.

All I can say is try the grey peas and bacon it's a Black Country staple and it's very good here…read more My new pre match meal. Excellent pub for home supporters, meeting up before the match.

Well what can you say gem of a country pub though actually just on outskirts of Wolverhampton…read more Great real ale and bostin food.

Beautiful scenery outside, but not much room inside and can be challenging to get to in the colder…read moremonths.

Tha Brit or Sallys's is another iconic pub . The beer is Bathams but not always in the best…read morecondition . Locals are freindly and the pub is usually busy . Pub could do with a little money spent on it . The pub is on CAMRAs national historic pub inventory .

One of my favourite pubs, serving excellent Bathams beer at reasonable prices. Very friendly locals…read moreand the snug at the back is lovely. They also serve nice pork pies! Can't recommend this place enough (and just a short walk from another real ale pub - The Jolly Crispin).