Wasn't served because of my race. Was ignored once my accent was heard and told that it didn't…read morematter whether or not I stayed (to put it nicely). To be fair though, security was very helpful. They took down our complaint and helped us when they could. They understood us and said they get why we left. I've been there before and enjoyed myself, but tonight turned it off completely for me.

This place used to serve the most amazing pudding. Any chocoholic would fall in love right away. It…read morewas called the Borris Belt Busteryou got 2 huge double chocolate muffins (warm & melted in the middle) 2 sugar waffles, 2 scoops of vanilla ice cream, and 2 scoops of chocolate ice cream, 4 flakes, and then maple, toffee and chocolate sauce all over it. Amazing. Pure amazing. Me and my friend always ordered it to share. We never managed to finish itand we'd attempted it 3 times! Well, thats the best thing about the Yard and I'm afraid to say that they changed the menu a few months ago and they got rid of it! Gutted. The other food is okay but nothing as memorable as what I just described. Its not bad in the evenings either - drinks are reasonably priced and the music isnt too bad. -------------------------- IM SO HAPPY TO TELL YOU ALL THAT THE BORRIS BELT BUSTER IS BACK!!!! I went there again the other day for the chicken pasta alfredo (which is veeery tasty, and served with garlic bread & salad) and when I was looking at the menu I noticed that the most amazing pudding in Stafford is back! (hopefully for good)

Lovely pub, with great bitter and wonderful outdoor seating. We stop in here every tune we go to…read moreTettenhall. The food is pretty good too. Lots of locals that like to have a good time. Not a rowdy bunch.

Nice pub, set amongst posh houses and lanes. Good real ale served. A proper pub, but prices are…read morehigher than average.

Good local boozer. In the Good Beer Guide and not just because its the only pub with a full size…read moretree growing in the gents toilet! (SEE PHOTO) Busy pub serving Bank's beers plus 2/3 guest ales. Looks small from outside but extends back with a beer garden too. Live music at the back. Well worth a visit.

This is a really good pub for students, families or couples. There is live music some Saturday…read morenights which livens up the atmosphere somewhat. There is a large range of beers and ales on offer and they are all really reasonably priced. The interior could do with a refurbishment, but is very homely and welcoming, along with warm and friendly staff who are very good at their jobs. The service is always good except when the pub is really crowded and service can definitely wane. The garden is really good in the Summer.

local pub, can be a bit 'punchy' late-on otherwise, a nice…read morepub serving reasonable food

Took 3 attempts to cook a rare steak on last visit then gave up and gave money back. Real ale…read moreserved around £2.00. Ok if nowhere else open!

It's my mom in law birthday today so they chose this place, I've never been here before…read more Amazing food! I'm so stuffed I had to unbutton me trousers lol I love Bridgenorth and this pub is typical of its style. Quite dark n dingey but in a very rustic, warm way. But back to the food. I had brandy pate starter and pork Sunday dinner style mains. Mouth watering pork just fell apart. So tasty! And finished off with a chocolate mousse with vanilla ice cream and an orange zest. Delicious. The service was excellent and the Irish waiter was funny & friendly. Really highly recommended!

The Kings Head is the perfect image of an oldy worldy inn . It is timber framed , stone flagged…read morefloors , lots of bare wood and open fires . I remember when it reopened it soon became a favourite of me and my ex . Happy days :) . The food is excellent and theres a good range of local real ales and guests . It does however have quite a modern feel , very well maintained and I have always find the service excellent . In addition theres a stable bar out back with extensive seating in the courtyard .

Biker pub that plays rock music and hosts regular live bands. Friendly regular crowd and staff…read more Great if you like your old ales! Locally known as 'The Trough', especially to anyone over the age of 30! Close to the town centre

I was in town, and it was sunday, so the only thing to do was a Sunday Supper. I spent some time…read morelooking up restaurants and looking at menus. I wanted to find something that looked authentic at a decent price. After taking a bit of a walk I found The Sun On The Hill. it was quiet inside, not too many people, but the young lady at the bar was welcoming with a smile and helpful. I grabbed the table and after looking at the menu, I went to the bar and placed my order. Being new to Birmingham, i've quickly figured out that many of these places our pretty much self serve, and pay as you go. I'm okay with that once I figured it out. The choices were Beef, Chicken, Pork, or Vegan, and I chose the pork. The serving came with vegetables a pudding, and covered in a proper gravey. it was cooked well and there was more than enough. I did enjoy my first english sunday supper and would recommend this place for someone looking for a good meal at a reasonable price.

I only have fond memories about previous visits to "The Sun On The Hill", but it's just not one of…read morethose places I visit very regularly. During a catch up over cocktails with Elite Adam S last night, he mentioned that this venue had received a bit of a makeover recently. As it was just over the road from Bodega (the chosen Cocktail venue for the evening), we decided to pay the cheque and wander on over to check it out. First thing to note, it's not that different. You're not going to wander in and be astonished in a "changing rooms" stylee, but it does look smarter. I love the renewed signage on the door and the little design touches in this smart City pub. It's been a while since I had visited, but I did notice that they seemed to have more cask ale on offer than I remembered them having. I went for a pint of "New World" whilst Adam had a glass of the ole faithful "Mad Goose" (with Purity being a fairly local brewery an' all). I do love the mixed seating here. We sat on a table with high stools, but there were comfy booths in the main bar, a sofa area near the door, bar stools and further tables up a level on the mezzanine. It would make a great venue as a "pre-club" stop, a drink with friends, a casual date or even just a swift afterwork pint! Now, I didn't try the food here but I noticed the menu has been updated (as per The Sun At The Station - http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/the-station-birmingham). They are also offering a "Half Price Food On Mondays" offer until the end of October, so I will try and pop in and catch that to give a more round review of the venue. This is a smart city pub, with a bit of a "younger" and "funkier" feel to it than many of it's nearest neighbours. It plays a good selection of music and has a welcoming and friendly vibe. If you haven't popped in before, make a date to grab a pint with a friend and check out this cool venue.

I was supposed to go out on the town last night, but wasnt really in the mood - so I changed from…read moremy LBD to jeans & tee and headed down to the Spittal Brook. I'd been in here once or twice before just for a quick drink before heading somewhere else but didnt get the feel for the place (it was very quiet then) but last night was 'folk night'. It was really lovely, people were just sat around with their instruments and all did their little thing (the guy on the fiddle obviously knew what he was doing so played along to most of the songs). There were no microphones or anything. It was all low key and very welcoming. Aparently this folk night is on every Tuesday and if its good weather they move out to the beer garden and play & sing there instead. Theres a wide selection of drinks available, although, when I say a wide selection of drinks I actually mean ales. Dont expect any fancy cocktails. If you dont want ale your left with the choice of a few spirits. Outside the front door theres a sign saying something like 'NO pool table, NO sky sports, NO cocktails, ------ TOWN THAT WAY!' I think thats all you need to know to get a firm idea of what this place is like :) They also serve food, nothing fancy: chilli, cottage pie, curry, fish & chips, salads, jackets etc. any meal is £6.50 Food is only served between 12-2 and 6-9. Afraid I havnt tried it yet but as soon as I do I'll update this review!

Having been under new management for a year now, this pub has flourished. Good quiz nights,…read moreexcellent beer and a friendly welcome. Set back from the road I imagine they don't receive the foot fall that they deserve but it's well worth seeking out if you're looking for a great pint in Stafford