THE only place to drink in Tamworth really of a friday or saturday night . Its a place that defies…read moreage barriers and has something for all. Tends to be busy all evening from early till late. Trendy without having to try too hard, friendly and upbeat staff, the management team got it just right when they set this place up (free drinks always welcome if you read this Dave or Andy!) Its been a few years since its last refurb but still looks fresh and inviting. The beer garden is brilliant (and packed) when the sun shines and has just the right balance of open space and enclosure from the high street. You do tend to find (as with most bars in the town centre) that the age group is predominantly 18-22, however I am 34 (yes and proud of it!!) and I do not feel out of place and like an oldie in the way that I do for example in Yates's wine bar. Dress code - understated cool, think jeans and a fave top, and accesorize up , rather than full on club gear. Labels abound - but not obligatory. Music varies but mainly your typical dance tunes, coupled with drum and base and some mainstream. Reasonable sized space on the dance floor for throwin a few shapes if that's your bag - the staff tend to encourage this and join in with gusto. Always a party atmosphere to be had, very little genuine posing, and a no hassle ambience. A little known secret is their food.. pop in for your lunch on a weekday and you will find that its good value, excellent quality and the portions are on the whole very generous. I had the linguine the other day and it was enough for three!!. Also DO come here on a sunday for your good old roast - iin my opinion its unbeatable in Tamworth for value, portion size and a good laid back atmosphere. You do have to sometimes vy for space with a few pensioners - who somehow seem to have got wind of the place - but it just adds to the good old British Sunday traditional atmosphere.

We visit this pub on weeknights. It has a really lovely atmosphere, the regulars at the bar are…read morevery chatty and there is always laughter. They host live bands and have pub quizzes, too. The carpark is a bit dodgy, lots of potholes and not lit at all in the evening. Overall I would reccommend this pub to someone looking for go for a quiet drink on weekday evenings

The Branston arms is a local friendly pub run by Shaun and Karla McCann who also run the dart inn…read moreStapenhill. I am putting my darts team in there for Mondays and Tuesday's, and looking forwards to playing out of there for the winter season and the future. It is a very clean pub good prices and friendly staff.

Good vibez good music and really friendly and helpful stuff just around the corner from town…read moreeverything is near by

Food is cheap and the service is quick and polite. The place is open late for a good night out with…read morea good price for drinks and there is a place outside that does great food for when you're drunk. I would recommend you come here with friends for a casual drink, don't bring your mother in law.

Not a bad pub for the area. Great old English interior with very friendly staff. Good drink…read moreselection.

wow, you won't be disappointed . small friendly pub. staff friendly and efficient. been a few times…read moreas a couple , and also as a large group. food is home made and fresh, desserts home made by owner.definately worth a visit .

a fantastically friendly pub with magnificent menu with home cooked food and a specials board that…read moreis changed from week to week

Great pub, and very close to other great pubs too! Large building, with lots of different rooms,…read morebut sells a lot of different beers and is always quite busy so has a good atmosphere. Has a good outdoor area, and the people who frequent the pub tend to be friendly. Shows sport on large screens.

The Wellington Arms is a nice, basic neighbourhood pub in the residential area of Burton-on-Trent,…read moreabout a 10-minute walk from the train station. It is located on Wellington Street, which leads directly to Marston's Brewery. So the fact that they carry Marston's beers should come as a surprise ... to absolutely no one. The couple who own the pub are super-nice people and you will easily be able to strike a conversation with them. The decor is very basic indeed, but you will certainly find all the usual amenities. The beers I tried were all fresh and well-kept. Nothing sensational then, just a good, solid community boozer.

The menu tells me it's run by the Stonegate pubs, so the menu and drinks are your normal…read moreWetherspoon's-esque fare. The same half dozen lagers on tap (Strongbow, Carling etc) with a choice of 2 ales (think Doom Bar). We tried the Gammon steak and the chicken pie. It was cheap and very average. Not the best offering in the area. Luckily they haven't spoilt the cosy local feeling that these kind of pubs have (or used to have). And there are some colourful characters as patrons and staff. Boasting a great outside area, plenty of sport on the telly and some interesting personalities. Old Clarence is great as a local to come down, watch the game and sink a few pints with mates.

This is a nice quiet pub, there's usually the right amount of people in here- not too quiet but not…read moretoo busy either. The prices of the beer are pretty good and competitive, and they quite often have special offers on. We haven't tried the food, but the prices seem reasonable and they have some nice menu options. It doesn't really strike me as a family pub, it's more likely a place you would go with your friends. I think they have a small car park at the front, but it's easily accessed from Earlsdon High Street, and the number 12 stops almost outside.