It has potential, it wants to be an upmarket restaurant but it isn't quite there yet…read more After finally finding the restaurant, enter the door, turn to the bar on the right and the door is in just past the bar, we were welcomed to out seats. Menus given to us and we were left alone to decide. The menu is limited, that's not necessary a bad thing. What was on offer can be a risky however, they have to be cooked to perfection to pull them off. We had a few questions about some of the mains and drinks. The reply from the waitress was "I have no idea", she fetched another waitress to help, and the reply was "I don't know". We just wanted to know what the mains are served with, as my friend cannot eat eggs; our other question was what was in a cocktail on the menu. Once we ordered service was prompt. Before our order cam we had a complimentary starter. Unfortunately it wasn't cooked well, so decided it may be the chef trying something out so we gave them the benefit of the doubt. We went for 24 hour slow cooked pork for our main. The slow cooked pork was tough, and different cuts of pork served with it were cooked within an inch of its life. The venue and atmosphere is lovely and clean. Staff very friendly. If they can work on staff knowledge, iron out a few problems with the food, they are on to a winner. Phone signal was poor so wi-fi would be helpful. Also, for the price I'd like a few other services such as coat checking, better chairs and tables.

I used to come here as a child so it's got to be at least 35 years ago since I last came here!…read moreMy dad used to roll a coin on the bar to show us how slanted it was. I have to say...I think it's even more slanted than I remember! You really do walk sideways, always gives you a giggle trying to get to the bar. It's dog friendly too so we brought Charlie! Had a lovely Sunday dinner, for three of us plus drinks came to under £50 which wasn't bad at all. The food took around 45 minutes but well worth the wait. Beautiful surroundings and all round lovely vibes. My only complaint was the waitress seemed very stressed and forgetful and the service was sooooo slow. I went back in for a packet of pork scratchings to take home but four people waiting and no one manning the bar I gave up after 5 minutes lol. Need more staff or better trained ones!

I had a horrible meal here today. I took one mouthful of the food and got a refund. Had to wait 55…read moreminutes to have the food served to us, due to the "high number of customers" (there were twelve), and when it arrived it was stone cold on the outside and Luke warm in the middle. I well not be eating here again and wouldn't recommend it to anybody. If I could have posted this review without a star, I would have.

The Park Tavern is my favourite in Kingswinford. The beer is good and John and his brother David…read moremake it one of the most friendly pubs around. These days the Park Tavern is always packed out. There is a big sports screen in the bar. The lounge is nice and you can always see people standing outside in the summer having a drink and a good time. The Park Tavern will see me again ! Mark Evans

Turned out to be one of the best locals around... Very popular, local real ales on tap, good…read moreatmosphere - really buzzing.

Offers a carvery for £3.99. Bank's beer so good price too for drinks. Choice of ales and full menu…read moreavailable. 28/11/09 - Went to a "do" in the upstairs function suite. Good ale, reasonably priced and the food provided was great. Good function room if you are looking to celebrate somewhere.

I love the Dudley Arms. I go every year for Christmas with my family. Three of us have carvery, but…read morethey're also more than happy to cater for my Mom who is a vegetarian. They are all welcoming, friendly, and create a great atmosphere. Brilliant place.

Lovely place that we had dinner at on our 4th day in the U.K. Lots of things on the menu such as…read moreburgers, lasagna, salads, and they also have a kids menu. Great beer garden outside to drink and hang out with your fur-baby! Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a drink and some good food.

This is a lively boozer alongside the canal with plenty of benches outside. Some of them are by the…read morecar park which is on the opposite side of the road. With an adjacent hump-backed bridge carrying the road over the canal, you have to move quickly with your drinks as you cross the road to enjoy them whilst watching the narrowboats! The local Enville Ale is recommended.

Katie Fitzgeralds appears to be a large, modernised pub from the outside. Once you have stepped…read moreinside it is like entering a magical new world (as magical as pubs get). The inside is small and cozy with a traditional looking little wooden bar and great comfy seats. The prices are not too bad and the staff are really friendly, making sure you get a pint instead of waiting at the bar for half an hour. Downstairs (alot of small old-style stairs) is the reason I had first ventured into this place. They have the most atmospheric small stage and crowd area with regular live music from amazing unsigned bands. Plenty of seating, another well staffed bar. Brilliant venue for those that love music and a pint :) The parking is the only issue really. The area is quite residential so you can't park anywhere and there is only a small private car park on the back. This is a common problem for most pubs really though and I guess if you're having a few you don't need to worry about your car! Anyone that wants a good, traditional and friendly Irish pub go check it out. They really have a lot of passion for what they do and that shows by the kind of service you get when you are there. Video link: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyR23ckeumk

If you've been to a Black Country pub it does exactly what it says on the tin and is my favourite…read moreof the Delph pubs, nice and quiet to enjoy a good pint. If you haven't experienced the Black Country way of drinking then give it a go :) The pub usually just has the landlord as bar staff (though at busier times you may see an extra helper) who knows all the locals by both name and "usual" from the bar. Although on entry the bar is fairly basic lager, ale, stout, scratchings, crisps and house spirits it's the way the experience comes together; there's always a friendly vibe and a nod of "how do?" from the locals when you enter, the ale is near perfect from the taps every pint (also helped be being one of my favourite ales - Enville!). TV channels on the flat screen can be changed at request and if you don't fancy the wooden clad bar room there is the slightly plusher lounge or the smoking shelter / mini beer patio out back. Always an enjoyable visit!

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.