The Trumpet (aka Royal Exchange) is legendary! Do you like a bit of live music? Jazz? Well you have…read moreit in spades here. Its renowned in the jazz world as the only venue with jazz EVERY DAY - and twice on sundays. A famous local performer Reg Kierle plays here regularly - risque songs. Tommy Burton used to play here. Members of Slade used to come and drink here. OK - apart from the jazz, its a Holdens pub, so expect really good ale. Cheese, ham, corned beef cobs served too. Its a proper pub thats well worth a visit even if the live music isn't on for an hour or so. A motley collection of characters drink here and there are hand drawn caricatures of them on the walls, plus music memorabilia from over many years. I can't recommend this place enough. Smoking area outside - by the toilets!

A legendary pub frequented by many well known faces from the local jazz circuit and some faces from…read morelocal bands as well. Interesting decor, good beer and a great cosy, friendly atmosphere. Jazz every night hosted by Musti (who usually has a turn on the drums) and his friendly staff. Well worth a visit

Must agree with tempo - I used to use this pub every time if in bilston but not any more! Noy keen…read moreon clientelle hanging around outside the place. Shame because its a lovely building as you can see from the picture.

Absolutely great pub, pints and breakfasts for 99p! A listed…read morebuilding in bilston and is always welcoming.

Very nice pub also known as Berts Bistro, friendly staff,…read morefood is top notch here all fresh food none of that pre cooked frozen stuff you get microwaved in pubs these days the 2 for 1's and 2 for £10 and so on..they all serve the same now! If you like your steak you will love it here they do a whopping 48oz steak for the hungry guys! Also a huge mixed grill, a massive stack burger called "the Beast" and plenty more other stuff to choose from, and home made chips too! The restaurant part of the pub is not too big so on Friday and Saturday it's booking or you will be disappointed but during the week it's quiet and you can just drop in. Prices are reasonable and servings are a nice size, drinks prices are also quite reasonable. I've eaten here a few times now and it's become my new first choice for meals out!

Strange place this. Was an M&B pub years ago so we did not use too often as we drank Bank's, plus…read moreit always seemed a bit more pricey than others around. Anyway, I have been in recently and it still looks ok, small choice of ale, still a bit cliquey. Massive car park. Ok to visit if on way somewhere and you happen to be passing.

unsanitary pub where only locals can really feel welcome. not great food but the drink is cheap for…read moremost types of drink, beer mainly

So! In the quest for a new watering hole, happened upon the "Olde white rose" not to be confused…read morewith the new white rose. Just what I needed. A proper pub with a decent pub live band. The midnight runners, giving spirited renditions of thin lizzy and cream etc. Guiness at three quid a pint boded well. Looks like my Friday nights are now fully booked up and I look forward to the next gig. A friendly boozer with good beer and a rockin' band. Had to smile when I mentioned to the manageress no soap in the gents. "Somebody stole it" she told me. "took the mirror, too." Mind boggles. Still a good night.

The carvery is awesome here. £4.95 for 3 thick slices of meat - 3 x joints at any time such as…read morebeef, turkey, lamb, pork, gammon. Or for meat lovers you can have 5 slices for a bit extra! This is served on a great big plate and you help yourself to as much veg as you can pile on. Apart from food I echo ianbaggie about the beer choice, approx 12 revolving ales and the best choice of draught lagers I've ever seen. I've often had a half of every ale on offer and struggled to get home. Its a bit pricey for ale - but what a choice - and its a proper pub. So much better since the smoking ban!

Well what can you say gem of a country pub though actually just on outskirts of Wolverhampton…read more Great real ale and bostin food.

Beautiful scenery outside, but not much room inside and can be challenging to get to in the colder…read moremonths.

The oak and ivy has been a local pub in Bilston for many many…read moreyears. The exterior is very nice, a large old house set apart from the town. The pub sells all kinds of food and also provides a range of real ales as well as the usual drinks. The pub is up for let at the moment, and hopefully the new landlords will continue with the way it is being run at the moment. Cabaret entertainment is a staple at the pub, and there is always a lively and fun atmosphere inside.

Great friendly pub run by hands on owners. Food is very good as is the beer. Usually a hand full of…read moregood quality ales on plus a range of other drinks. Food is served in a separate eating room giving eaters and drinkers the best of both worlds

This is a very large pub next to Lidl and the McDonald's Carpark…read more The pub is always very busy and can house many customers in its large building. The building is whitewashed and looks like an old house in the middle of the town and so gives a rustic look to a really good pub. The staff serve really good food and are very helpful with drinks. the service is prompt and there is hardly any waiting time for drinks or food. the atmosphere is always very lively and welcoming.

Fairly pleasant pub located at the top of Bilston town next door to Lidl Supermarket. Decent rage…read moreof beer, friendly staff and never really any trouble going on. Has benches outside which is nice for in the warm weather.