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The Malt Shovel

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• Solihull

The Malt Shovel at Barston is a delightful village pub set in picturesque Warwickshire countryside close to the N.E.C. and Solihull. Our busy bar has an easy atmosphere for both drinking and dining with

The Bell Inn

•  (9)
• Southam

Come and enjoy our cosy country pub nestled in the pretty Warwickshire village of Ladbroke. Savour your drink and enjoy a catch up with friends in our character bar, packed full of rustic charm, with exposed

The Old Castle

•  (6)
• Bridgnorth

For locals and visitors to Bridgnorth, the Old Castle Pub Bridgnorth provides a great place for real ale and traditional home cooked food. Old Castle Pub is in Bridgnorth High Town, on the edge of the

The Keg & Grill

•  (1)
• Birmingham

Deep in the heart of Birmingham City Centre, The Keg & Grill offers great food, great ales and premium lagers, all in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Less than a third of a mile from the famous mailbox

The Temple Bar Inn

•  (14)
• Hereford

Independently owned and first licensed in the 1850s, the beautiful Virginia Creeper clad, stone building changes appearance throughout the year, from light to dark green leaves during spring and summer

The Tally Ho Inn

•  (9)
• Craven Arms

Located equidistant between Ludlow and Bridgnorth, The Tally Ho Inn is the quintessential rural pub. Set in the delightful hamlet of Bouldon in the heart of the Corvedale, one of the most unspoilt valleys

The Travellers Rest

•  (8)
• Stoke-on-Trent

We're a traditional country pub with cosy and comfortable interiors; you'll find the atmosphere warm and friendly with an ever-present gentle hum of activity. Well frequented by the local village community

The Royal Oak

•  (10)
• Church Stretton

Our hostelry is reputed to be the oldest continuously licensed pub in Shropshire and offers a range of traditional, local ales, with four cask ales on tap and good value, homemade food. We are famous for

The Festival

•  (8)
• Coventry

Here at The Festival we pride ourselves on our delicious home cooked meals and excellent range of cask ales. Hugh and his team run a family friendly business and have something on offer for everyone, whether

The Saracens Head Inn

•  (15)
• Ross-on-Wye

The Saracens Head Inn has stood for centuries in a spectacular position on the east bank of the River Wye in Herefordshire, where the river flows into a steep wooded gorge, on the edge of the Forest of