Abbey Inn
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| Abbey Green Road, Leek, Staffordshire, ST13 8SA Tel: 01538 382865 |
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17th Century inn located in a rural setting in the
outskirts of the Moorland Market town of Leek but still within reasonable walking distance
of the town centre. |
Barley
Mow
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| Pennwood Lane, Penn Common, Staffs, WV4 5 Tel:
01902 333510 |
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A small pub extended in 1999, next to Penn Golf Club with a great atmosphere and
some fine Ales. |
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| 129 Bilston Street, Sedgley, South Staffs DY3 1JE Tel:
01902 883380 |
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Superb
Victorian hostelry serving the strongest Mild in the World 'Sarah Hughes Dark Ruby Mild'
or 'Ruby' for short. Brewed on the premises |
The
Bentlands
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| Suckling Green Lane, Codsall, South Staffs, WV8 2BP Tel: 01902
843654 |
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Popular
pub with wide food range and of very good quality. Locals pub serving traditional ales. |
Blakelands
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| Six Ashes Road, Bobbington, South Staffs, DY7 5DP Tel: 01384
221464 |
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A
restaurant rather than an inn, but a high quality one close to Bobbington airfield close
to the Shropshire border. |
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| 170 Basford Bridge Lane, Cheddleton, Staffordshire, ST13 7EQ Tel:
01538 360683 |
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 Lovely inn situated in a wonderful Churnet Valley setting with
the River Churnet and Caldon Canal passing right by. Excellent food along with well kept
traditional ales has seen the Boat gain many awards. The rustic restaurant area is open to
the main lounge which has a real homely feel. No accommodation but the local 4 star
caravan park is only a short walk away. A hidden gem, easily accessed from the main A520
Stoke to Leek road. |
The
Britannia
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| 109 Kent Street, Dudley, South Staffs, DY3 1UX Tel:
01902 883253 |
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A pub that remained
unaltered since it first opened as a home brew ale house - until recently. The back room
remains as it was when 'Old Sal' ran the pub - except for new curtains and a lick of
paint, the rest of the pub has been knocked through to create a larger room. Not quite the
same as before but if you're looking for a pub with character - then the back room with an
old photo of 'Sal' stood on the pub doorstep when she was a small girl and with beer pulls
in the wall - then this is a real gem. |
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| 10 Delph Road, Brierley Hill, Staffs, DY5 2TZ Tel: 01384 78293 |
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Actually
called 'The Vine' but everybody knows it as the Bull & Bladder. Bathams beers are
brewed on the premises and the food is good old traditional black Country cooking.
Regarded by those that know what they're talking about as being the Mecca for ale
drinkers. |
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| Uttoxeter Road, Blithbury, Staffordshire, WS15 3HY Tel: 01889
504201 |
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Excellent rural inn dating back to 1650 with timber floors, a mix of old
furniture styles and a reputation for good value food. Formerly called the Bulls Head
until a drunken customer placed his spectacles on the bulls head and the new name was
born. Is said to be home to three ghosts. |
The Cat
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| Bridgnorth
Rd, Enville, South Staffs, DY7 5HA Tel: 01384 872209 |
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Excellent 16th
century country inn with a wide and varied range of ales. |
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| 43 Cross Street, Burton Upon Trent, Staffordshire, DE14 1EG
Tel: 01283 532551 |
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 Superb tiny little 19th Century inn opposite
Bass brewery which hasn't changed in years and where the Head Brewers from most of the
breweries in Burton meet for lunch. The photo shown is from the rear access from Milton
Street.Some of the seats are made out of old timber casks and the
beer is served straight from the cask and is nectar ! |
The
Crown
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| Codsall Wood, South Staffs, WV8 1QR Tel: 01902 842497 |
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| Good value food located in a small village in
South Staffordshire. |
The
Crown
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| Main Street, Yoxall, Staffordshire, DE13 8NQ Tel:
01543 473783 |
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Friendly village local with simple but good value home made food using the best local produce. Basic bar but cosy lounge. |
Crooked House
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| Coppice Mill, Himley, Dudley, South Staffs, DY3 4DA Tel:
01384 238583 |
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In typical Black Country
style, the locals call the pub something different to its' real name. Actually called the
Glynne Arms but known as the Crooked House for obvious reasons. Years of mining subsidence
have created a building that you feel drunk in before you've touched a drop. A pub where
ball bearings run uphill ! |
Dartmouth
Arms
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| Snowdon
Road, Burnhill Green, South Staffs, WV6 7HU Tel: 01746 783268 |
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Excellent
Country pub with good ale and excellent food. |
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| Tel: 01384 242777 8 Temple Street, Dudley, South Staffs,
DY3 2PE Tel: 01384 242777 |
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Friendly locals inn with a wide range of customers and an even wider range of guest ales makes the Fountain THE pub to visit out of the many good pubs in Gornal. The quality of the ales is such that the Dudley branch of Camra hold many of their meetings here. The Fountain continues to improve following substantial investment for a small inn and now boasts a printed menu which on first impression, appears to be that of a mass produced chain pub. On further inspection, the quality of presentation is matched by the daily specials on the wall and the finished product which arrives at your table. |
The Fox
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| Bridgnorth Road, Stourton, South Staffs, DY7 5BL Tel: 01384
872614 |
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Homely country inn but only a short distance from bustling Stourbridge. Located
at the South end of 'The Million' forest. |
George Inn
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| Castle Street, Eccleshall, Staffordshire, ST21 6DF Tel:
01785 850300 |
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Home of the Eccleshall brewery, the George was
originally a 17th Century coaching inn and lies in the centre of town. Part of the inn is
now taken over by George's Bistro. |
The George
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| Alstonefield, Ashbourne, Staffordshire, DE6 2FX Tel: 01335
310205 |
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Wonderful village inn
located close to the Derbyshire border at the top end of the delightful Dovedale valley.
Far better to park at the inn and walk through Dovedale and then back for a lovely pint of
cask ale than to join in with the tourists and park at the other end of Dovedale and
finish with an ice cream in a large car park ! |
The Good Intent
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| 21 Vale Street, Ruiton, Gornal, South Staffs, DY3 3XD Tel:
01902 673414 |
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One of the many
great pubs in Gornal. This one has a library for a dining room which gives it a real
homely feel. The food is excellent and good value and the hosts are as friendly as can be. |
Great
Western
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| Sun St, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, WV10 0DG Tel: 01902 351090 |
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'Spit
and Sawdust' pub next to the old Low Level station but well worth a visit for anyone
looking for extremely well kept beer, real value for money food or rail enthusiasts as the
pub is filled with old train memorabilia. Very popular at lunchtimes with workers from
Wolverhampton's Post Sorting Office and town centre offices. |
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| Manor Court Street, Penkhull, Staffordshire, ST4 5DW Tel: 01782
848978 |
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Excellent
award winning inn dating back to 1540 as a Yeoman's House and between 1558 -1829 was used
as a monthly manorial court. Excellent ales are complimented by good well priced food with
an Australian feel including kangaroo. The Greyhound is a multi roomed inn which boasts
real fires, beams and timber panelled walls. Located in a village atmosphere on the
Penkhull Heritage Trail but less than a mile from Stoke city centre. |
Hollybush Inn
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| Salt, Stafford, Staffordshire, ST18 0BX Tel: 01889 508234 |
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14th Century thatched inn once owned by the
Earl of Shrewsbury. Claims to be the first Inn to be licensed in the country under the
Licensing Act of 1610. Good range of beers and a reputation for fine food. |
Horseshoe Inn
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| Main Street, Tatenhill, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire, DE13 9SD
Tel: 01283 564913 |
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Very
popular country inn with excellent food and well kept ales. Good outdoor adventure play
area for children. Busy lunchtime trade as the Horseshoe is only a couple of miles outside
Burton upon Trent but in a peaceful valley. |
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| Cresswell, Staffordshire, ST11 9RE Tel: 01538 304206 |
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Superb thatched country inn named
after Izaak Walton, a Staffordshire author who wrote 'The Complete Angler' - regarded as
the fisherman's Bible. The Izaak Walton has a real homely feel, good quality ales and a
first class food menu with first class service. |
Jervis Arms
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| Oncote, Leek, Staffordshire, ST13 7RU Tel: 01538 304206 |
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Country inn noted for it's fine
ale,hospitality and food. |
Jolly Potters
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| 296 Hartshill Road, Hartshill, Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire, ST4
7NH Tel: 01782 845254 |
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Traditional
locals pub with a warm welcome, the Jolly Potters is a typical Englishman's drinking pub
close to Minton Pottery and which still retains an original Minton floor in the Victoria
Ground bar - named after Stoke City Football Club's former ground. A range of well kept
ales. |
Little
Barrow Hotel
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| Beacon
Street, Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS13 7AR Tel: 01543 414500 |
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Excellent
hotel with a reputation for superb food. |
Mermaid
Inn
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| Thorncliffe, Leek, Staffordshire, ST13 8UN Tel: 01538 300253 |
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16th Century stone inn located high on
the North Staffordshire moors at 1600 ft above sea level and which claims to be the 3rd
highest in England with the highest restaurant. Traditional ales and excellent food are
complimented by amazing tales of what is thought to be the only inland mermaid on record.
Located within the Peak District National Park the Mermaid offers commanding views which
include Snowdonia on a clear day. |
The
Mill
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| Worston
Lane, Great Bridgeford, Staffordshire, ST18 9QA Tel: 01785 282710 |
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Magnificent
converted mill providing three storey drinking areas overlooking the original waterwheel.
Adventure playground for children set in a lovely garden area surounded by water. |
The
Mitre
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| Lower
Green, Tettenhall, South Staffs, WV6 9AH Tel: 01902 567890 |
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Good terraced old inn, located on a small
one way street opposite Lower Green. |
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| Acton
Trussell, Staffordshire, ST17 0RJ Tel: 01785 712217 |
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 The
Moat House is one of those inns where you know that whatever they do, they do it well.
From very comfortable seating to a quality wine list and superb food, the first thing you
notice is that warming smell of a real fire and when you see the magnificent fireplace in
the cocktail bar you know you're going to be impressed by everything else they do. The
original inn has been greatly extended to form a large hotel surrounded by various water
features. |
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| Ounsdale Road,
Wombourne, Staffordshire, WV5 8BP Tel: 01902 893240 |
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| Pleasant inn serving excellent food and good quality ales located in a quiet end of Wombourne village. A short walk from the Staffordshire & Worcestershire canal, the Mount Pleasant not only serves good quality food, but the service which accompanies it is too sadly lacking in so many establishments - and if you get Becky as your waitress, your goal is to try and stop her from smiling ! |
New
Inns
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| Kiddemore
Green, Staffordshire, ST19 9BH Tel: 01902 850614 |
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Homely
inn in a rural location just outside the village of Brewood. |
The Old Mill
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| 6 Windmill Street, Ruiton, Gornal, South Staffs, DY3 2DQ Tel:
01902 887707 |
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Comfortable and welcoming
two roomed hostelry serving good value bar meals with a separate restaurant upstairs.
Close to Gornals' Windmill ! |
Red Lion Inn
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| Six Ashes Road, Bobbington, South Saffs, DY7 5DU Tel: 01384 221237
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Roadside
inn located close to Bobbington Airfield and close to the Shropshire border. |
Red Lion
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| Battlefield Hill, Wombourne, South Staffs, WV5 0JL Tel: 01902
892270 |
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Popular locals inn quietly hidden right on the A449 ! Rooms on different levels
and a country feel. |
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| 196 Collis St, Stourbridge, South Staffs, DY8 4EQ Tel: 01384
821120 |
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Superb food and
excellent variety of ales. Best approached from Dudley direction as the pub lies on a one
way street. Popular at lunchtimes. |
Rising Sun Inn
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| Knowle Bank Rd, Shraley Brook, Audley, Stoke-On-Trent
Staffordshire, ST7 8DS Tel: 01782 720600 |
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Great Country pub with lots of character
which used to brew it's own range of powerful beers and has a good food selection. |
Spread Eagle
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| Church Road, Rolleston on Dove, Staffordshire, DE13 9BE Tel: 01925
813004 |
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Lovely
16th Century hotel with archway from the car park to the entrance set in a pleasant
village location. Good quality food and occasional guest ales. |
Swan Hotel
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| The Square, Brewood, Staffordshire, ST19 9 Tel: 01902 850330 |
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Excellent village inn with it's own skittle
alley. Wide range of extremely well kept ales but watch your head on the low beams !
Attached to Speedwell Castle, built to commemorate an unexpected victory in a horse race. |
Swan with Two Necks
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| 40 Brook End, Longdon, Rugeley, Staffordshire, WS15 4PN Tel: 01543
490251 |
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Excellent
400 year old village inn with a reputation for superb food and fine ales. |
Three Horseshoes Inn
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| Buxton Road, Blackshaw Moor, Leek, Staffordshire, ST13 8TW Tel:
01538 300296 |
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| Good inn located in a remote setting with beautiful
views towards the moors and Pennines. |
Turf Tavern
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| 13 Wolverhampton Road,
Bloxwich, Staffordshire, WS3 2EZ Tel: 01922 407745 |
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| Great little 'spit & sawdust' pub known locally as Tinky's'. A friendly free house which maintains a 1930's decor in a Grade II listed terraced building. The pub does not do food but offers 5 to 6 real ales at any time. |
Vaughan Arms
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| Lapley,
Wheaton Aston, Staffordshire, ST19 9JU Tel: 01785 840325 |
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Popular
'destination' inn located 4 miles from Junction 12 of the M6. Good wholesome food and a
range of well kept ales. |
Weston Hall
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| Weston
Bank, Staffordshire, ST18 0HS Tel: 01889 271700 |
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| A fine Restaurant located close to the
Shropshire border. |
Whittington Inn
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| A449,
Whittington, South Staffs, DY7 6NY Tel: 01384 872110 |
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Great
half timbered pub with lots of character which has a wide range of ales. |
William
Hardings House
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| Mill
Street, Penkridge, Staffordshire, ST19 5AY Tel: 01785 712955 |
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Award
winning 16th Century little restaurant, formerly a stable with oak beamed ceilings, in
what feels like the front room of somebody's house. The food is Superb. |
Wolseley
Arms
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| Wolseley
Bridge, Staffordshire ST17 0XS Tel: 01889 883011 |
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Excellent
inn located on the junction of the A51 and A513 but in a rural setting. Good reputation
for fine food, but don't let Charlie steal Bingo's chips ! |
Ye
Olde Dog & Partridge
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| High
Street, Tutbury, Staffordshire, DE13 9LS Tel: 01845 813030 |
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15th
Century coaching inn set in the delighful village of Tutbury, close to the Castle. Tutbury
Castle once imprisoned Mary Queen of Scots and Tutbury was virtually destroyed by Oliver
Cromwell. The Dog & Partridge has a homely feel and a good reputation for food with
good quality rooms. |
Ye Olde Rock Inn
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| Upper Hulme, Leek, Staffordshire, ST13 8TY Tel: 01538 300324 |
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Popular inn located in the Peak
District National Park offering a varied menu and views of the surrounding North
Staffordshire hills. |
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| Cauldon,
Staffordshire, ST10 3EJ Tel: 01538 308348 |
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17th Century institution ! Named after the
old Yew tree in the car park, the Yew Tree serves excellently well kept ale and is filled
with the most amazing collection of antique clocks and machines and hasn't changed for
years. Well worth a visit. |
Yorkshireman
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| Trent
Valley, Rugeley, Staffordshire, WS15 3HB Tel: 01889 583977 |
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Fine
inn located across from Rugeley railway station but in a rural setting. A reputation for
excellent food. |