I was let down, took 3.5 hours, and we didn't receive the cheese platter. The table beside us did,…read morewe were getting everything at the same speed as the other table, so we were made to wait for a long while with no food or beverage.

This just happens to be a ridiculously good restaurant disguised as a modest pub in the middle of…read morenowhere. I can't really think of anywhere you can get better food if I'm honest. The menu changes daily based on what they have fresh and what they could shoot that week (seared pigeon is amazing). The staff are all very friendly and its an excellent all round dining experience. Not too pretentious and lacking a lot of the frills that can come with this kind of quality meal but thats why I like it. Definitely book ahead but well worth a visit. The only downside is that its difficult to decide what to order with such a good selection.

Fantastic food, great specials board a really great British pub, sadly too few about nowread more

AMAZING!!! As far as I remember this place has won pub food…read moreof the year ever year since Ive lived in the area. Super tasty quality food, I noticed that on the menu it even tells you which farm the meat came from, or where the ice cream was made etc. The Greek Lamb and the Gammon are both brilliant. The portions are huge and I'm always left with enough food for another meal but save room for the Holly Bush sundae because you wont ever have a such a selection of tasty locally made ice cream :) The prices are great too, last time I went it was around 30quid for the 2 of us.

A country pub but not far from home. Gentleshaw is about 15 minutes drive from Walsall but feels a…read moremillion miles from the hustle and bustle. It is at the edge of Cannock Chase and if you sit on the far side of the pub by the window you can see for miles. The name comes from the old windmill in the grounds across the bowling green. In the winter it is lovely sitting by the roaring fire. There is a bar, lounge and upstairs restaurant. Sunday lunch is excellent with a good choice of meat. You can also order off the menu. The fish and chips are massive and amazing with crispy batter. Never had a bad meal here just sometimes they go over the top with peas but if you love them it's fine. They do good bread and butter pudding with custard. They also do real ale.

Beautiful pub and homecooked food with friendly staffread more

We turned up on spec,but they soon had us seated . The surroundings were lovely, and smart. We had…read moregreat service from a lovely lady who was knowledgeable and had good humour. Food was super- tasty and great quality Would definitely reccomend, especially for the specials nights. BB.

My favorite pub in the world…read more Excellent beers/ales, fantastic food and the location is awesome. Service is always nice.

Great fresh food in a delightful villge pub. They even have 2 for 1 offers on Tuesday, Wednesday…read moreand Thursday at the moment which makes it worth visiting during the week.Tradional ales along with a great atmosphere have even made this pub an award winner "Prestigious Beautiful Beer Gold Award"- Cant Be Bad? Really worth a visit.

Great home made food. The best mushroom soup of my life & healthy tuna salad. Marrrrrrrvelous!!!!!read more

Cosy, affordable, swift service, if a little neglected on the decor front…read more Nice garden - and a decent place to go on a chilly night to sit by the fire and have a gossip.

A very warm and cozy place to eat. Even though the age is 14 to eat inside its still nice to have a…read moredrink by outside under a heated umbrella.

I got spat on tripped up and hair ripped out and the food tasted like rotten egg soup and my water…read moretasted like pepper spray

This lovely little village pub has a really friendly, local atmosphere about it. Lunch time meals…read morein the summer months are relaxing in the quaint outdoor cottage garden. Lunch indoors during the winter months next to the log fire or just reclining in the comfortable arm chairs is a heart warming joy. The food is always excellent, from a large yet mainly traditional British menu. They have a well stocked wine menu and plenty of guest/traditional beers & ales. The ONLY downside is that the establishment is a bit small in size (indoors) and so on popular nights can get quite cramped but in the summers months the outdoor seating helps to alleviate this problem.

The nelson inn is a perfect place to go to with your girlfriend, wife etc. It is located in…read moreburntwood its a nice place to go and socialize with friends. The prices arent too bad considering what the country is going through at the minute but some things still can be fairly pricey but not too bad compared to some places. It's a nice place to go for a quiet drink cant fault it. If you are in burntwood just go in and have a drink or a few you will made more than welcome and im sure you will enjoy it.

Great little pub, food mostly excellent. There were 4 of us dining and we all enjoyed our meals. I…read morehad pork belly as part of the special menu and was thoroughly satisfied. The lighting in the main dining room is a little harsh under the spotlights and I would recommend dimming them slightly for a more cosy atmosphere.

This is the rockingest pub this side of the Pond. I absolutely adore this place, and count the…read morelandlady and landlord to be great friends. They run a grand pub, full of fun with great local music acts every Friday and most Saturdays. My husband originally strolled into this pub thinking we'd have a laugh at the local cheesy entertainment. However, the songstress, who used to perform at Disney World and with their cruise ships, knocked our socks off singing a bunch of jazz and classics, along with covering the sugar out of Amy Winehouse and The Noisettes. Well impressed like, we was. This pub used to be well known as a drug haven (and not just cannabis), and was known for having the police in nearly every weekend for fights and the like. They had topless bar maids and it was a real dive. In 2005, the current landlords came in and really cleaned the place up. They redecorated, got a bunch of very large local boys in to keep the fighters away, and added a new food menu. Slowly but surely, the place turned around to become a real community pub. It's great for families, and often have carnivals in the summer and hold community events. On the weekends, it's great for adults, as the local bands and singers they get in are absolutely fabulous (especially Partners in Crime, a favourite). The beer is cheap, and they have all the cocktail spirits a girl could want. The best part is the crowd, though. The regulars vary in age from 20-50, and it's definitely not just an old man's pub. It's a favourite of local 20-somethings to frequent before they go out to a club in Brum, and for the less adventurous of us, they often stay open til 2am, at which point we teeter home on 4" heels that seemed like such a good idea at the beginning of the evening. Everyone in the pub is friendly, always good for a laugh, and happy to chat. No fights, no drama, just good clean fun and great music, karaoke and sport during the week. The landlady makes an excellent Sunday Roast, and the wine menu has recently been revamped to add some excellent choices rarely seen in Tamworth!

Absolutely diabolical. Booked for Sunday lunch today (16 November 2025). Had starters and main…read more After 1 hrs 20 were told we had to leave the table (drinks unfinished). Rudest treatment we've received. We were just about to book a large table for Christmas. Certainly won't be booking again. Worst service we've ever received.

Tired old traditional British pub in a small town with several vegan options, but the food just…read moreisn't great, and the beer list quite lame. We stopped in for dinner one evening, having seen that they have a few vegan options. My wife & I split the hummus appetizer to start, which came with some toasted bread, broccoli, pomegranate seeds, toasted chickpeas, and sprouts: pretty good, but the broccoli was overcooked and the bread would've been better soft or served in some way that makes the hummus more spreadable. For mains, my wife got the mushroom & ale pie (vegan) and I got the chickpea curry (each £14). My wife's pie came with way overcooked veggies (broccoli, carrot and peas), chips, and of course a nice pie that was tasty enough from my sample. My curry was under-seasoned, coming with 2 pieces of roasted cauliflower, chickpeas, a bit of wilted spinach, sprinkled with red chili pepper (not very spicy) and cilantro (or coriander as they say in this country); this is served with a big pappadam and white rice (with a few morsels of wild rice -- the dish explanation says wild rice). The curry was very underwhelming but at least decently portioned. Friendly service and a pleasant old pub to enjoy a crappy British ale and junky meal, but nothing worth seeking out. got the mushroom & ale pie