Food is OK and a pleasant location…read more Very quiet and peaceful

The Sun Inn is as close to my 'local' as I get so have eaten here a few times-everything from a bar…read moresnack to 3 courses with the family. Food is good pub grub with a bit of flair, always hot and tasty. Like everywhere there could be a bit more choice for us vegans. Service swift friendly and polite. There's also a non alcoholic beer and cider option. A few more would be great but it's better than a lot of places. Friendly atmosphere and thankfully always pleasantly busy which is great to see with so many of our pubs closing.

Some of the best food we've had in the UK, with generous portions and really delicious flavors. We…read morestopped in for an evening meal while narrow-boating west and had such a great experience that we stopped in again on the return trip for lunch so we could have more of their scrumptious food. They have a good selection of taps and spirits, and the manager Elizabeth is friendly and fun.

Lovely place which I suppose is more of a restaurant than a pub. Parking opposite. Gets very busy…read moreas it's so popular. Good menu, pricier than I usually run to. Sunday roasts. Mainly families and older people.

Used to drink here at lunch & after work when I woked at M&S over the road…read more Well known locally as serving possibly the best pint of Banks's in the area (pronounced 'Bonksis'). Very simple in decor, no frills, no menu, beer garden comprised of 2-3 benches in a courtyard to the rear. B&B is straightforward & excellent value. One of the pubs I'll always call in for a nostalgic pint when I'm back in Wolves for shopping or a match.

A rather quaint and old fashioned place that can be a relief from the madding crowd. Bank's ale…read moreserved at reasonable prices. small bar to the front and larger lounge to rear. I like this place and have used it for many years on and off.

Nice, friendly, old-fashioned pub. Good selection of real ales. Simple, palatable food. Seems to be…read morewhere the locals drink, which is always a good thing.

A great pub - wooden beams, a great buzz and busy at 7pm with regulars. Great beer (obviously) but…read morealso excellent food and really friendly staff. Highly recommended.

friendly ,welcoming ,good beer ,great bar staff ,Pete and Mandy run a brilliant pub,sun trap beer…read moreyard outside .......sky sports and espn what more could u ask and seeing Karen dance on the bar is a must ....a 5 star anytime

The Stump is a bit of a strange place its decor is a bit early eighties all mock tudor . Its best…read moreexperienced on a winters night when the log burners in the back rooms are belting out the heat . There is a good range of beer if you can ignore the Banks's Pull . The Bishops Farewell is usually a good bet though . Am upgrading my star rating as the beer quality is been very good for a long time now .

Nice warm, cozy, mock tudor fronted pub on main road close to Sedgley - also known locally as "the…read morestump." Has a bar at the front and a split level lounge at the back. Both rooms have coal stoves for heat. 4-5 ales always on tap with cob's behind the bar. Well worth a visit.

Let me start by saying this: I don't walk into a Wetherspoons expecting fine dining or 5-star…read moreservice. I understand it's budget food and budget service -- but even with that in mind, what I experienced yesterday was utterly appalling and has compelled me to write this review out of sheer disbelief and disgust. We entered and had to sit at one of the only clean tables in the place. Every other table was covered in dirty plates, overflowing glasses, and piles of rubbish. This wasn't during a busy rush -- the place was nearly empty, with staff standing around behind the bar clearly able to see the state of things and doing nothing about it. I ordered a drink on the app and, despite very obviously looking under 25 (I'm 24 but regularly get mistaken for a teenager), I wasn't ID'd. The same thing happened again when I ordered a second alcoholic drink with my food -- different server, still no ID check. So clearly, the 'Challenge 25' policy isn't something they actually follow -- until it becomes convenient for them. Later, I ordered two cocktails via the app. A staff member finally came over and asked for ID. I explained I didn't have it, but that I'd already been served alcohol twice during this visit. She refused to hand over the drinks -- which is fair, that's on me. But refusing to refund me? That is nothing short of daylight robbery. Hiding behind a "no refund on app orders" policy to justify keeping money for a product you won't provide is not only bad practice -- it's disgraceful. When I asked to speak to a manager, things somehow got worse. The person who came over said "I'm not the manager, but I'm the closest you will get" was shockingly rude, confrontational, and downright unpleasant. Aggressive tone, absolutely no professionalism, and frankly, they didn't even look like they'd had a wash that day. If this is the person in charge of setting an example for the rest of the staff, it's no wonder the place is in such a state. Basic customer service was completely absent. You'd think that being polite, approachable, and clean would be minimum expectations for public-facing roles, but apparently not here. I left feeling angry, ripped off, and genuinely disgusted by how little care or respect was shown. I never thought I'd say this, but this experience has lowered the bar for Wetherspoons even further. Avoid this location if you have any shred of self-respect -- or at least until management is overhauled and staff are taught how to treat paying customers.

This historic venue, now over a century old, can be relied on for reasonably priced food and drink…read morein Stafford's main street. There is a pleasant atmosphere, and the decor includes many photographs of film stars that have appeared here over the decades. Recommended.