Stuff a wonderfu,l great place to eat. a great place yo bring your friends and family recommended…read moreThe Village very comfortable place to be.

Rude, bullying Gen Mgr & lax Supervisors. Booked table for Sunday Lunch, a day in advance via…read morephone. Supervisor noted down we are bringing a dog. Yet we are not dog owners - No bitches with me. Seated us outside of restaurant in bar. Not willing to change eventhough I explained I have an injury seating is uncomfortable. Instead Mgr came to our table accussing me of being rude. Humiliation of a paying guest - where is that in Customer Service Training? When took our mains order Supervisor who noted the booking (with mystery dog left me out!). At end I went to pay for our party of 6. Was about to pay served by a member of staff who looked like an adult at till. Gen Mgr pushed me away. No excuse me, sorry, she barked at me rudely."I don't want to talk to you". Shockingly rude! Have Chronic Pain, being touched pushed is painful. Kept interrupting my Convo staff member serving me. How was I to know she was underage, just the lovely young lady who took our order with a bottle of Champagne. If underage and don't want her interacting with customers why employ her to take orders of alcohol etc. I was tearful. Then cake cutting the Supervisor brought over the wrong cake! If they let me finish explaining during payment they would have known which cake not the specially made one for a 30th Birthday! My son was 21yrs old and had a small cheesecake. I drove in pain from Surrey to Brum to take my precious son out for a 21st B'day lunch. Met with such hostility for a Special Occasion. Village so obsessed by dogs make up fictitious pets for diners and when they try to explain, discuss, call them rude. Unprofessional I regret just paying up in full for this horrendous experience. This level of service would be subject to a discount. 223 pounds - needs a part goodwill refund. I am still low close to tears. Meant to be a happy occasion.

Tucked right into the top station of the Severn Valley Railway, The Railwayman's Arms is one of…read morethose rare pubs that feels like stepping into a different era--in the best way possible. The atmosphere is warm, lively, and full of character. Whether you're a local or just hopping off a heritage steam train, you're welcomed like an old friend. The interior is full of railway memorabilia, giving it a unique charm that's hard to replicate. The selection of real ales is fantastic--well-kept, perfectly poured, and often featuring local breweries. If you're into proper cask ale, this place is a gem. There's also a cozy beer garden where you can sit and watch the trains come and go--a real treat for train enthusiasts or anyone who enjoys a nostalgic backdrop. Service is friendly, fast, and unpretentious. It's clear the staff care about the place and the people who visit. Highly recommended as part of a day out in Bridgnorth, or even worth a special trip on its own. Classic British pub vibes done right

Lovely little railway themed pub inside of the Bridgnorth Severn Valley Railway station. Popped in…read morefor a couple of drinks whilst in town. Staff were friendly and it is dog friendly too! Would recommend.

Excellent service from the staff, food was outstanding. The chicken burger with homemade chips was…read morenothing like I've ever had before. I highly recommend visiting this place even if it's raining with the sheltered outside seating areas. Definitely will be visiting again.

Spent five days on a short break and the area and this place was…read more recommended by a local. Came here three times during our visit. Good real ales on draught English Pale and Marstons. also Peroni lager on tap which is a rarity. Very popular place, bright, airy and almost minimalist as it has none of the standard horse brasses or ceramic dogs and associated rubbish that most rural pubs go for. The Farmers Platter lunch is a must. See photo. Big hunks of cheese, bread, salad, chutney and onions. Also attached is a photo of the sea bass served on a chorizo risotto. Very tasty. I also had spatchcocked chicken smothered with cheese and texas bbq sauce. Yummy. They have steak on the menu but I did not try as there did n't seem to be enough beef to the buck. £20 is alot of money for a 16oz steak (pre-cooked weight.). The desserts are lovely chcoclate honeycomb crumble cheescake is a winner. I also had the chocolate fudge cake and ice cream. Advertised as warm but it was not. I mentioned to them and they knocked it off the bill. Can't ask for better Service is good and friendly. Our bill for starters, mains, desserts and two drinks came to 54 quid. Will come again if in area

Power tip: quaint pub with an adjoining burger and fries stand. Good bacon burger, and both the…read morespiced and Alabama fries were tasty. Staff were friendly

Built in the 1920s by the Mitchells & Butlers brewery this large, Grade II listed pub in the middle…read moreof the Birmingham suburb of Stirchley is something of a hidden treasure, despite being situated in plain sight along the busy Pershore Road. You step across a small car park and into the public bar, which is a large open space that can often get busy when there are sporting events on the big screen, but venture past this and The British Oak slowly starts to reveal its many charms over a series of side and back rooms, and an extensive garden. You may think that the place looks big when viewed from the front, but this really only tells half the story. When the pub was originally built, and for many years that followed, the side rooms were variously 'The Gents' Only Lounge', or 'The Smoke Room', but in 21st Century, smoke-free Britain these are now simply extra rooms within the same pub that offer quiet places for customers to drink, eat and talk, away from the bustle of the main bar. Move towards the back of the building and you could almost be in another pub entirely as you enter the small and cosy back bar, more than likely stepping over a sleeping dog or two in process. With an open fire and the genuine feel of a small, country boozer, this snug space is particularly welcoming on dark and damp Winter afternoons. To the side of the back bar there is yet another room, the last of the 5, which is variously used as a venue for family parties (particularly at weekends) or for any number of events promoted by Stirchley's burgeoning creative community, including film screenings and a comedy night. Whilst the 5 interconnecting rooms of the main building offer an impressive array of different pub experiences under the same roof, it is only once you move outside at the back of the pub that you really get a sense of the size of the place. The back door opens onto a large, covered area containing leather sofas and long tables that offer a rare chance to drink and smoke in comfort, before leading you down the steps into a seriously huge garden that is also the perfect afternoon sun trap. The garden has a slide and various other play equipment for the kids (and big kids) and even when busy, as it often is during the summer months, it never feels too crowded. Further still, and at the very back of the garden, there is the quintessentially English site of a manicured bowling green and wooden clubhouse, for this is the home of The British Oak Bowling Club. Listen to sound of polite applause and muted cheers drifting across the garden on summer afternoons and you will be a million miles away from the slow drudge of the Pershore Road. The British Oak is child and dog-friendly and offers a decent selection of wines, spirits and lagers, as well as a range of cask ales sufficiently varied to make it one of CAMRA's 'Real Heritage Pubs'. The food an offer ranges from good, honest pub grub - the gammon, egg and chips is particularly fine - as well as bar snacks, such as bowls of chips, sandwiches, pizzas and hot pies. In an age of homogenised chain pubs and regenerated urban boozers that often try too hard to impress, The British Oak is a welcome change to the norm. It's a traditional pub that is moving with the times but doing so at its own pace, thank you very much, and therein lies its charm. If you are looking for a place to sit and read a newspaper over a pint, or for somewhere to take family or friends, in summer or winter, I recommend a visit.

Okay, this pub pretty much feels like your typical old man's pub, except that it happens to be…read morelocated in the middle of one of the progressive areas, so I'm not really sure if you can consider that it is actually an old man's pub. Okay, look, it really wasn't all that bad. Personally, I didn't mind it, but it was still a good pub nonetheless.

If you want the best English in brum. The old fox, China Town, great atmosphere, safe and clean…read moreboozer.

We came here as it was near our hotel. We were extremely surprised by the quality of the food! It…read morehas so much variety, and everything we got was delicious. The price point was super reasonable. The staff were very pleasant and down to earth. The decor was that of a typical British county pub with a roaring fire to boot on super cold January day!

Nice little pub whereby there is a restaurant area and another area for the pub goers. I would like…read moreto see more comfy seating in the bar area, but this isn't possible due to its small size. There is a real log fire in the bar area, which provides a cosy and homely feel. On the weekends there is often a live band. The owners of the pub are friendly and are able to recommend wines. I am becoming a regular of this place, and will update my review when I try the food. There is also ample free car parking to the side of the pub.

the bell weather is a typical wetherspoons pub a good selection of real ales…read more the usual chain menu is available its a good choice if you want to eat in Wednesbury as not many other options. there is a garden area to the rear if you want to enjoy your drink or food outside.

Wetherspoons is a great pub chain, and the bellwether is possibly the busiest pub in wednesbury. We…read morego there extremely often and the food and drink is cheap and cheerful. The staff are friendly most of the time. The only downsides are it can get really busy on weekend nights, and seriously messy! The toilets arent very clean at busy times which is terribly unhygeinic but again come the weekend its so busy its expected.

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 .