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| 16 Factory Road, Hockley, Birmingham, Worcestershire , B18 5JU Tel: 0121 523 4008 |
 
 
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| An excellently run establishment serving good ales and food in an area where you wouldn't expect to find a good pub. Just off the A41
traveling towards the infamous 'Handsworth' part of Birmingham from the city, the Black Eagle is easily found by turning down St. Micheals Road opposite the B4144 |
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| Radford road, Flyford Flavell, Worcestershire, WR7 4BS Tel:
01386 462658 |
 
    
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 Well maintained coaching inn with 13th century core
located in a quiet village on the Wychavon Way. Very popular timbered bars and a good
sized conservatory which includes glass covered well. Accommodation is first class, with
excellent service, super food and well kept ales. |
Crown
& Trumpet
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| Church Street, Broadway, Worcestershire, WR12 7AE Tel: 01386
853202 |
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| 17th century Cotswold stone inn located in a picture
postcard Cotswold village. An extensive menu and a range of real ales are served. Shove-ha'penny, Evesham Quoits and Ring the Bull are played. |
Crown
Inn
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| 208 Hagley Road,
Stourbridge, Worcestershire, DY8 2JU Tel: 01384 235369 |
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 Very busy with business
folk at lunchtimes, the Crown is a typical Black Country boozer with an extremely friendly
welcome, excellently well kept ales and good wholesome cooking. Known to many as 'Jean's
Pub' as Jean rules the bar with a rod of iron ! She takes after the 'Tipton Slasher' a
world champion boxer from years gone by and whose picture hangs on the wall. |
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| Windmill End, Netherton, Worcestershire, DY2 9HU Tel: 01384 235369 |
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 If you're looking for a
pub with a canal boat inside then this is the one for you. The pub is part of the Little
Pub Company which serves it's own ale 'Lumphammer' and the food is good wholesome Black
Country fayre. Most Little Pub Company pubs have an Irish theme as the creator Colm
O'Rourke is an Irishman. |
Farmers
Arms
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| Birts Street, Birtsmorton, Worcestershire, WR13 6AP
Tel:01278 833308 |
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 15th Century
half timbered rural inn where you can expect to find real farmers amongst the locals.
Fairly basic but with a friendly atmosphere and good views of the Malvern Hills, good food
and excellently well kept ales. Large open fireplace, a mix of furniture including old
settles and a bar chair where 'Ol Vinny' used to sit. "I'm Happy" |
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| The Cross, Bretforton, Worcestershire, WR11 5JE Tel: 01386 831173 |
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 14th Century farmhouse now
owned by the National Trust. Superb food and an excellent range of real ales. Can be very
popular in summer as it's listed in most guides. Morris Dancers may be spotted
occasionally in the courtyard. |
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| Adams Hill, Clent, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, DY9 9PU
Tel: 01562 883286 |
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 Excellent well
maintained inn with a warm welcome located in the Clent Hills serving traditional ales, an
extensive wine list and a wide and varied quality food menu. Try the lamb pot
roast........first class ! An impressive central open fire, flowers all around and
professional staff give that quality touch.
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Fox
& Hounds
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| Church Street, Bredon, Tewkesbury, Worcestershire, GL20 7LA
Tel: 01242 772377 |
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 16th Century half timbered thatched inn on
the Gloucestershire border, Close to the River Avon and Bredon's 11th Century Tithe Barn.
Good food and traditional ale. |
Halfway
House
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| Bastonford, Powick, Worcestershire, WR2 4SL
Tel:01905
831098 |
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 Located on the
A449 halfway between Worcester and Malvern, hence the name, the Halfway House has a
reputation for fine food and serves a range of traditional ales. |
Kings Arms
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| Main Road, Ombersley, Droitwich, Worcestershire, WR9 0EW
Tel: 01905 620142 |
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 A real gem. Excellent half timbered inn dating
back to 1411 with timber beams, real roaring log fires with excellent quality food and
traditional ales. Children welcome until 8:30 |
Ma Pardoe's
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| 89 Halesowen Road, Netherton, Worcestershire, DY2 9PY Tel: 01384 253075 |
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 Correctly called the Old Swan
and not quite the same pub as when Ma Pardoe was alive. Famous old home brew pub known for
it's character and old relics. |
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| 62 Doctors Hill, Bournheath, Bromsgrove B61 9JE Tel: 01527 873045 |
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  Superb country inn serving excellent food and a wide range of traditional ales.
The Nailers Arms is a converted Nailer's Cottage with significant comfort on fully
upholstered chairs & settees and with gourmet and other themed evenings. |
Pack Horse Inn
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| 31 High Street, Bewdley, Worcestershire, DY12 2DH Tel: 01568
403762 |
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 The first inn bought by the Irishman Colm O'Rourke who founded the wonderful
Little Pub Company. The 400 year old Pack Horse has an Irish / farming theme and serves
excellent wholesome fayre and traditional ales. |
Plough & Harrow
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| Worcester Street, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, DY8 1AX Tel: 01384
397218 |
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 Good locals pub with a friendly
welcome serving cask ales and good Black Country food. |
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| Queens Hill, Belbroughton, Worcestershire, DY9 0DU Tel: 01562
730276 |
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  Excellent and very
popular village inn serving good quality food and traditional ales with a real homely feel
and where you will often find vintage Bentley's parked outside as the owners club meet
here. A warm welcome is assured and with fresh flowers dotted around, the Queens has a
real quality feel to it. |
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| Bridgnorth Road, Shatterford, Worcestershire, DY12 1SU Tel: 01299
861221 |
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| A very smart well run and friendly country inn dating
back to 1835 which has a very nice dining room to the rear. The service and food is of a
very high standard and the Red Lion boasts two car parks - in different counties ! |
The Retreat
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| 157 Hagley Rd, Oldswinford, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, DY8 2JJ Tel:
01384 396290 |
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 A
continental style bar which serves real ales and is very popular for its excellent and
varied food. Parking is limited and it is not a good idea to use the nearby pub car park
as they get very upset ! |
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| Brook Road, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, DY8 1NQ Tel: 01384 394483
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 Excellent inn with a wide range of dishes on a menu which has a nice humorous
touch. Wide range of well kept traditional ales in a very popular inn, especially with
lunchtime trade. |
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| Colletts Green Road, Colletts Green, Powick, Worcestershire, WR2
4SB Tel: 01905 830442 |
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| The Three Nuns at Collett's Green is a pub of the type
that is growing more and more difficult to find. As well as preserving the atmosphere of a
traditional drinkers' haven with real English beer (no loud music!), it offers excellent
social facilities with home-cooked food, play areas for children, and pub games. |
Walter de Cantelupe Inn
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| Main Road, Kempsey, Worcestershire, WR5 3NA Tel:01600 820572 |
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 Fine
English inn with a touch of the Orient. Named after the former bishop of Worcester back in
the 13th Century. Good food and traditional ales. |
Why Not
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| Why Not Street, Two Gates, Colley Gate, B63 2JH Tel: 01384 61019 |
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 19th
Century inn serving great food and a range of excellent real ales. A typical down to earth
Black Country pub. |
orcestershire
comprises a lowland plains region, interrupted by the Malvern Hills and the Worcestershire
Beacon. The rivers Severn and Avon both flow through Worcestershire. Fruit and hops are
grown extensively in the county.
