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.

Waited 40 minutes for the starter, even longer for a basic meal order. The menu says you can get a…read moresalad as a choice with the wraps, but no salad, only choice was chips or vegetables from the carvery.

I waiting 35 minutes for food for my family. went to cavery when my family's food came out only be…read moretold that cavery had shut. I wasn't going wait 35 minutes for more food . No organisation and my sons food was sat around for 15 minutes.

A great local boozer. No food apart from fresh ham or cheese cobs and bags of pork scratchings…read more Never mind though - the real ale available makes up for it; generally 4 ales on offer such as Wye Valley HPA, Deuchards IPA and 2 ever changing pumps. Happy hour with beer at £2.00 per pint. Update June 09: The landlord has stopped the happy hour and put the prices up twice. Now expect to pay £2.65+ for ale. Lots of locals now using The Chestnut as beer is from £1.79 and lager from £1.59!

I went off this place, but am happier again now. Ales are…read morebeautifully kept, though they tend to the light/pale varieties. Tried a Tim Taylor's Golden Bestabslote nectar. Very fond of the cheese and onion cobs too, only a quid.

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.

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.

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.

Proper lovely old building overtaken by an awesome bunch of greebos!…read more This is a proper rock pub, complete with loud music, real ales and sticky floor. I have never, ever had a problem here. The staff and customers, as per the rock pub tradition are the friendliest in town. Also live stuff such as music and burlesque. The toilets are a bit gross, but you're too busy snarking at the little cheesy thoughts painted onto the wall.

The Gifford pub...its been a while but last time I was there I was very, very drunk jumping around…read moreto the Chilli peppers! It's known for been a rock genre pub with upstairs function room. Amazing furniture and gothic style. Scary when you first walk in but people are so friendly in there. Had some really good fun nights and Wendy the owner is just lovely. So fear nothing and have a look! Ozzy Osbourne all the way!

This is a typical Banks's boozer. Several rooms to choose from and I recommend the Mild (Bank's…read moreOriginal) at under £2.00 per pint. Cobs and bar food served quite cheaply. No guest ales.

awsom pub awsom people shame about kevin the manager surporting man u lol ( up the chelsea ) .. all…read morein all great pub and great management, shame about most of staff they can be rude

Sorry Kevin, I think you've been had! The car park is not a pay-and-display. I think it might have…read morebeen a long time ago, but not anymore...although the metes are still there. The staff don't expect you to use it, and it isn't monitored. We visit this pub every Wednesday afternoon for our 'little Saturday' pint. The staff are fantastic! So welcoming! My partner and I are not Wolvites originally, and have had comments about our Welsh accents elsewhere, but at the Royal, we were welcomed and made to feel at home straight away. Our initial impression was that perhaps it was a biker pub, judging by the number of bikes in the car-park...and now looking back, even though the pub appeals to aging hippies and weathered mechanics, it is not nearly rough enough to make it a biker pub. They have a dog in the pub, the gorgeous Major...however he will probably only come over to you if you have the pork pie. ;) The beers and largers are cheap, although a shame they no longer stock Stella. And the wines are the best for price too. At the end of the day, being as me and my partner are from the Welsh hills, and find great appeal in quiet pubs with a friendly, yet serene atmosphere, and a great beer garden...The Royal Oaks suits us down to the ground! And they even have gigs when the weather is nice....we're just waiting for the introduction of Jam nights, then we truly will become devoted fans!

Typival Bank's pub. Good Bank's beer but never enjoyed the guest ales! Has an eclectic mix of…read morelocals. Not the most welcoming of pubs and be careful of parking on the carpark - its a pay and display one!!

Nice looking back street boozer. Local CAMRA haunt. Food served, lots of real ale choice. Lovely…read morebeer garden with attached bowling green. Regular folk club upstairs. Very busy at times even though beer is expensive compared to other local pubs. Worth the occasional visit though. Update 2011 beer now over £3.00pp (guest is £3.25). Not sure how they can justify it really.

We use this drinking abode quite regularly.Has a lot of clientele at different times of day lots…read moreof charectors,visitors need to try different times as the attomosphere changes. Brilliant music of all types,open mike nights ,vinyl nights, jazz nights.music venue upstairs .Ale is good food is good. Always something going on. Staff friendly prices fair. The Newhampton Inn one to try.

This place is for football fans. Also students…read more So, do not expect real ale or good food. But on matchdays you may expect no room, lots of singing, shouting and swearing. I'm sorry but one to avoid for me. Not a student or football fan either. UPDATE March 2010: went past the other day and its under new management. Now offering an indian BBQ, so may be worth a try after all.