Walsall

Pub Guide

Branch area pubs selling real ale

  • Aldridge
    • Aldridge Conservative & Unionist Club 62 Portland Road Aldridge WS9 8NS Telephone(01922) 452116

      Private members club that also allows signed-in guests.

    • Aldridge Cricket Club The Green Aldridge WS9 8NH Telephone(01922) 451400

      Private members cricket club. Stick & Wicket lounge bar refurbished June 2020.

    • Aldridge Social Club High Street Aldridge WS9 8LZ Telephone(01922) 452435

      Thriving community club with a relaxing, refurbished bar, lounge and function room. Two snooker tables, regular live music and themed evenings, also family events during the day. Function rooms and skittles lanes available for hire.

    • Avion 19 Anchor Road Aldridge WS9 8PT Telephone(01922) 749810

      Fine example of a Wetherspoon conversion of the former Avion Cinema. Two outside drinking areas, one at the front, one at the rear. Large single bar supplying the usual range of Wetherspoon ales along with many guests. Posters from its former use adorn the walls, including many of George Formby who opened the Cinema in 1938. The Cinema closed in 1967, and the building was then used as a Bingo hall until closure in 2009, following which it remained closed until 2013 and it's conversion by the current owners.

    • Druids Heath Golf Club Stonnall Road Aldridge WS9 8JZ Telephone(01922) 455595

      Golf club with clubhouse and restaurant welcoming members and guests.

    • Hop Station 198 Walsall Wood Road, Lazy Hill Aldridge WS9 8HB

      A light and airy single room micropub on one level. An ever-changing selection of both cask and keg beers are offered, plus ABK Helles and Konrad lager. Bar snacks are also available. There is car parking and a small garden area to the front, and the bus stop is right outside the front door.

    • Lazy Hill Tavern 196 Walsall Wood Road Aldridge WS9 8HB Telephone(01922) 861136

      Large family-run desi pub & grill. Originally a farmhouse, it became a country club, then a pub in 1986. Four separate rooms are all similarly and comfortably furnished, with a log burner in two. Large restaurant area at the back of the pub, behind the bar area. It can get noisy with music playing and the five TV screens.

    • Old Irish Harp 582 Chester Road Aldridge WS9 0LP Telephone(01922) 455968

      Roadside pub mainly focussed on pub meals. Table bookings can be made online. There's an extensive garden with table benches, and plenty of parking behind the pub accessed from the nearby second roundabout from the pub.

    • Plough & Harrow 720 Chester Road Aldridge WS9 0LR Telephone(01922) 457847

      Food centred pub set back from busy main road. The menu includes lunch, pub and kid's memus as well as changing specials, premium dining experiences and dine at home packages - see FaceBook for the latest options. Two handpulls serve good quality real ale. Note the dress code is that no sports or workwear are permitted.

    • Turtles Head 14 Croft Parade Aldridge WS9 8LY Telephone07513 320525

      Micropub with a warm and friendly welcome in the centre of Aldridge within a shopping parade, opened 2015. It serves a range of three ever-changing ales, mainly from local and regional breweries. Bar snacks include freshly made cobs and scratchings. Customers may bring their own food if ordering drinks from the bar. Closed on Mondays except for bank holidays.

    • White House Bosty Lane Aldridge WS9 0QE Telephone(01922) 457640

      Large food and family-friendly 1930s pub in the M&B Sizzling Pubs brand. Quiz night on Wednesdays. Food can be pre-booked online until last servings starting at 7.45pm. Ample parking.

  • Bloxwich
    • Beacon Way Stoney Lane Bloxwich WS3 3DW Telephone(01922) 315380

      Refurbished in 2020 to provide a large open plan modern lounge area with widescreen TV and a separate restaurant area. The two changing real ales often feature one from Titanic - see Facebook for the latest offerings.

    • Bloxwich Golf Club 136 Stafford Road Bloxwich WS3 3PQ Telephone(01922) 476593

      Private members golf club.

    • Bloxwich Memorial Club 5 Harrison Street Bloxwich WS3 3HP Telephone(01922) 405757

      Thriving member's club with a bar, snooker tables, weekend entertainments, functions, a lounge with stage and a meeting room. Live entertainments, bingo, events and private functions.

    • Bloxwich Showman 156 High Street Bloxwich WS3 3JT Telephone(01922) 495366

      Busy High Street Wetherspoon, this is an impressive conversion of a former cinema. It is themed around Pat Collins, well known in the early 1900s for his fun fairs, presidency of the Showman's Guild, local councillor, mayor of Walsall and MP for the area. Easily accessible by public transport the airy, split-level pub serves up to six real ales including Wetherspoon regulars. It also offers keg craft ales on tap together with a large range of bottled beers. Food is served all day and children are welcome until 10pm.

    • Bloxwich Stafford Road Sports Club Stafford Road Bloxwich WS3 3NJ Telephone(01922) 405891

      Friendly club with one large room with darts, pool, etc. CAMRA members welcome, may need to show card. Serves 3 changing ales from national breweries.

    • Colebatch's Club 699 Bloxwich Road Bloxwich WS3 2BD Telephone(01922) 440433
    • One Man & His Dog 71 Turnberry Road Bloxwich WS3 3UB Telephone(01922) 710684

      Large open plan one-roomed estate pub with some raised seating areas. Pub meals include burgers, pies, curries and light bites. Live entertainment at weekends. Real ale may not be available.

    • Romping Cat 97 Elmore Green Road Bloxwich WS3 2HN Telephone07966 272434

      Grade II listed, the pub has been tastefully refurbished. This is a fine example of a late Victorian three roomed corner pub and is included in CAMRA's national inventory of pub interiors. With it's attractive brickwork and round arched window.

    • Saddlers Arms Fishley Lane Bloxwich WS3 3PS Telephone(01922) 408077

      Large two-roomed estate pub at Little Bloxwich / Lower Farm. Community focussed with sport on TV and food, including bar meals.

    • Sir Robert Peel 104 Bell Lane Bloxwich WS3 2JS Telephone07857 568572

      Fully refurbished in 2016, re-opened as a sports bar with many screens. The pub's handpumps have been retained and real ale is sold. Opens 8am but alcohol not served until 10am. Meals are served at various times - see Facebook for the latest info.

    • Wheatsheaf 35 Pinfold Bloxwich WS3 3JL Telephone(01922) 279799

      The Wheatsheaf dates back to the 16th century and is a five minute walk from the town centre. The welcoming staff at this friendly and traditional feeling pub with a real fire in the colder months. There are two rooms with an island shaped bar in the centre. Sunday lunches are served. Pub games are available, with Darts, Dominoes, Crib and Pool teams based here. Friday/Sunday evenings there's a disco and karaoke. Saturday there is live music ranging from Rock, Irish and Acoustic on the re-built stage. There is an enclosed beer garden.

  • Brownhills
    • Crown 196 Watling Street Brownhills WS8 7JU Telephone(01543) 327604

      Large open plan pub where the emphasis is on food from an an extensive menu. Beers are from the Marston's range. Quiz evenings and sporting events on TV are arranged. At the back there's a garden.

    • Hoof Beats 9 Watling St Brownhills WS8 6JR Telephone(01543) 396490

      Hoof Beats is a Bar & Kitchen pub and restaurant in the Comfy Pub Co chain, located on the A5 (west bound) near Brownhills, specialising in rotisserie chicken, many other popular pub meals and food for families. Menus are on the website. It offers two real ales.

    • Hussey Arms Chester Road Brownhills WS8 7JP Telephone(01543) 379205

      Established pub in the Greene King Hungry Horse stable with emphasis on food, sport, darts and pool. Food is served all day from 9am, starting with breakfasts.

    • Jack 'Jigger' Taylor 67 High Street Brownhills WS8 6HH Telephone(01543) 370508

      A new pub which opened it's doors in May 2021 serving 3 real ales on handpull from a long bar. There is a weekly beer raffle and live sport on TV screens.

    • Jiggers Whistle 5-7 High Street Brownhills WS8 6ED Telephone07854 356976

      Micropub opened in 2017 with one room split into three inter-connected drinking areas. It offers a wide range of cask and craft beers from regional breweries and around eight ciders, some of which may not be real. Bar snacks are available at weekends. It has grown hugely in popularity. The owners offer customers a warm and friendly welcome and are keen to support local events. The pub is the current Walsall branch Cider Pub of the Year winner.

    • Prince of Wales 98 Watling Street Brownhills WS8 7NP Telephone(01543) 898600

      Cheerful, friendly corner local on the A5 near to Chasewater Park and the light railway. The extended single room houses a large-screen TV for sporting events. It can be busy on Wednesday evenings, when a free buffet is served, also Friday and Saturday evenings are very popular. Filled rolls are generally available. Parking can be difficult.

    • Smithy's Forge 7 Lichfield Road Brownhills WS8 6HR Telephone(01543) 372202

      Large food pub, part of the M&B Sizzling Pubs chain, with plenty of parking and a large beer garden.

    • Swan 93 Pelsall Road Brownhills WS8 7DL Telephone(01543) 548033

      A cracking local pub, refurbished by Black Country Ales in 2023, comprising a large single room with a real fire served by a single bar. There is an outside drinking area at the front of the pub, and a partially covered seating area to the rear. As well as the regular Black Country Ales, up to six guest beers and two ciders are on the bar. The Swan is a very comfortable and welcoming venue for both locals and visitors. Recent local CAMRA Pub Of The Year.

  • Darlaston
    • Frying Pan Bilston Street Darlaston WS10 8EJ Telephone(0121) 526 6865

      Modern pub on large corner plot with ample car parking and close to bus stops. 2 large rooms, one with pool, darts, etc, the other used for functions, Sunday lunches, etc. Has a fish & chip shop built into one side of the pub.

    • Green Dragon 55 Church Street Darlaston WS10 8DY

      This modified traditional two roomed pub has an original lantern still hanging over the entrance, four hand pulls in the front room and pictures of old pubs adorning the walls. There are pubs games in both rooms with a paved garden area to be enjoyed in the summer. Bar snacks are available and at least one local ale.

    • Horse & Jockey 33 Walsall Road Darlaston WS10 9JS Telephone(0121) 526 4553

      Two roomed pub with comfortable lounge that has prints of old paintings. The bar has photos of the pub from the first half of the last century and the family who owned it. Weekend entertainment. Benched garden play area at the rear

    • Red Lion Moxley Road Darlaston WS10 7RL Telephone(0121) 526 2401

      Large corner pub with live sport on TVs, ample parking and a small garden with benches.

    • Swan 16 Victoria Road Darlaston WS10 8AA Telephone(0121) 729 9194

      Near the Town Hall, the Swan is a cosy and friendly local pub which has historic features and character, such as original etched windows and a snug. At the back is a garden with bench tables and two covered smoking areas. The two changing ales on handpump can be from anywhere in the country as well as regional breweries. Acoustic jam sessions are every Wednesday, a quiz on Mondays and Karaoke on Fridays. Darts and dominoes are played, and there is no sports TV.

  • Great Barr
    • Cat & Fiddle Beacon Road Great Barr B43 7BY Telephone(0121) 360 7268

      Greene King pub offering pub meals every day, Sunday dinners and sports on TV.

    • Great Barr Conservative Club 6A Newton Road Great Barr B43 6BN Telephone(0121) 357 4771

      A club that provides varied activities and entertainments throughout the week for its members. It has a large function room where the main activities take place and a snooker room with two tables. Guests are welcome, £1 on entry by completion of the visitor book monitored by the bar staff.

    • Great Barr Hotel Pear Tree Drive Great Barr B43 6HS Telephone(0121) 357 1141

      Real Ale in the Oak Bar which is open to residents and visitors.

    • Hamstead 89 Green Lane Great Barr B43 5LG Telephone(0121) 358 6720

      Large pub offering up to four changing ales, pub food and evening entertainments.

    • Old Horns Queslett Road Great Barr B43 7EQ Telephone(0121) 366 7248

      Part of the 'Sizzling Pubs' group. Real Ale only served occasionally, mainly in the evenings.

  • New Invention
    • Milestone 130 Essington Road New Invention WV12 5DT Telephone(01922) 405545

      Marston's family pub offering pub meals including grills, vegetarian and children's portions, live music, karaoke and a garden with a play area.

  • Pelsall
    • Fingerpost Norton Road Pelsall WS3 5AU Telephone(01922) 276450

      Pleasant and airy canal-side pub serving meals and three real ales on handpump.

    • Old House At Home Norton Road Pelsall WS3 4NT Telephone(01922) 682011

      Large open plan food oriented pub served by a large single bar. Plenty of seating, light and airy with 2 separate outside seating areas. Ales from the Marston's range.

    • Queens Station Road Pelsall WS3 4AY Telephone(01922) 278428

      Local's pub opposite main village centre, community focussed. Regular entertainment, live music, events and function room/area.

    • Railway Inn Victoria Road Pelsall WS3 4BH Telephone(01922) 686911

      Comfortable village pub with far-reaching views over Pelsall Common. Popular with drinkers and diners alike, with food served in the traditional style of lounge. The separate bar is host to darts teams. Entertainment Monday bingo, Friday karaoke and tribute acts or bingo on Saturdays.

  • Rushall
    • Boathouse Park Road Rushall WS4 1LG Telephone(01922) 327818

      Large canal-side pub serving two beers from Wye Valley and others. Live bands and DJs at weekends, bingo on Monday and a speed-quiz every Thursday. There's a function room with skittle alley available for hire.

    • Calderfields Hotel & Golf Club Aldridge Road Rushall WS4 2JS Telephone(01922) 476593

      Golf and country club venue with a hotel consisting of log cabins overlooking the course with a restaurant. Breakfasts from 8am then bar meals and evening restaurant menu until 8pm. See website for details.

    • Farmers Boy Barns Lane Rushall WS4 1HH Telephone(01922) 278601

      Modern pub with external seating area to the front. The emphasis is on pub meals, sports on TV and entertainments.

    • Manor Arms Park Road, Off Daw End Lane Rushall WS4 1LG Telephone(01922) 642333

      A canal-side pub rumoured to originally have been built around 1105 and holding a licence to serve ale since 1248, which would make it one of the oldest pub sites in the country, although the current building is largely 18th century. Traditionally styled, it still retains features like exposed beams, bench seating and an open fire in the bar. The handpumps are in a line along the wall resulting in it being known locally as 'the pub with no bar'. It has a historic pub interior of national importance for this reason, and also for the historic fittings and tiled floors. Popular with walkers, cyclists and dog owners, it is situated next to a country park and nature reserve. Although a little off the beaten track, the pub is well worth a visit.

  • Shelfield
    • Four Crosses 1 Green Lane Shelfield WS4 1RN Telephone(01922) 682518

      A traditional good old fashioned pub. Real fire in Saloon and a welcoming lounge over 200 years old with a mosaic floor and stained glass entrance. Children welcomed when accompanied by adults. Pub Games, regular live entertainment and discos (see Facebook). 3 bars set over 4 rooms, quiet room at the front with comic character paintings on the wall. Pool table and dart board in the games room to the right.

  • Short Heath
    • Duke of Cambridge 82 Coltham Road Short Heath WV12 5QD Telephone(01922) 662722

      A traditional homely and very welcoming pub converted from 17th century cottages about 200 years ago. The public bar has a solid fuel wood burner and original wooden beams, heavily decorated with pump clips. There are two small TVs for sporting events, though these often have the sound turned down to allow conversation or may be tuned to Music TV with a low volume. The quieter lounge has been tastefully refurbished and has a warming coal-effect gas fire. A rear room caters for functions and has a darts board and large screen TV for sports events. Children are welcome in the rear room until 9pm. There is a quiz every other Wednesday. Traditional bar snacks, cobs and pork pies are available. There is a beer garden at the rear of the pub with several tables on slabbed and grassed areas. Level access into the pub and WCs (not adapted).

    • Homestead 231 Stroud Avenue Short Heath WV12 4DA Telephone(01902) 593754

      Estate pub offering food every day from noon.

    • Swan 184 Coltham Road Short Heath WV12 5QQ

      Single room lounge bar with a pool table.

    • United Kingdom 14 Bloxwich Road North Short Heath WV12 5PG Telephone(01922) 279879

      Canal-side pub with hot food available (call for details). Guest beers come from the Marston's Range.

    • Whimsey 13 High Road Short Heath WV12 4JR Telephone(01902) 903982

      19th Century popular street corner local with two rooms. Staff and customers are friendly and welcoming. There is a beer garden at the side of the pub and the guest beer is normally Olde Swan Bumblehole, but occasionally changes. Bar snacks are available. Pork and Stuffing Sandwiches are very popular on Friday nights.

  • Streetly
    • Veseyans Rugby Club Little Hardwick Rd Streetly WS9 0SQ Telephone(0121) 353 5388

      The club house has one regularly changing real ale.

  • Walsall
    • AJ'S Ales Brewery Tap Room Unit 12 Long Acre Street Walsall WS2 8QG Telephone07860 585911

      AJ'S Ales Brewery Tap room in the heart of Walsall. Opens every month on last Saturday with a selction of seasonal and regular beers. Now (2020) at new location adjacent to original brewery. See premises Facebook page and website for updates on open days and times.

    • Archers Thorncroft Way Walsall WS5 4EF Telephone(01922) 623137

      Sports bar showing live sports and with a pool table and darts board.

    • Beacon Birmingham Road Walsall B43 7AG Telephone(0121) 357 2567

      Food pub offering various options including for children. Check website for opening and food hours.

    • Bell Inn Birmingham Road Walsall WS5 3JP Telephone(0121) 347 7408

      Standard Ember Inns House serving their normal range of food all day.Five Ales are normally available. All Real Ales on offer for £2.49 every Monday. 20p off per pint for CAMRA members on production of membership card.

    • Bentley Green Bentley Green Walsall WS2 0WB Telephone(01922) 724485

      Large food oriented pub built in the 1990's. One real ale from the Marston's range is usually available.

    • Bentley Moor Social Club Bentley Drive Walsall WS2 8RY Telephone(01922) 623934
    • Black Country Arms High Street Walsall WS1 1QW Telephone(01922) 662720

      A short walk from the train and bus station, the pub has an impressive selection of constantly changing real cask ales, real cider and craft beers. The pub is open plan with comfortable seating and various quieter areas. In winter, warming comfort is provided by an open fire with a tiled, cast iron surround. The staff offer a warm welcome to all, even during their busier periods. Pub meals are available during the day on Tuesdays to Saturdays. Sports TVs spread around the pub showing Sky Sports and TNT. Dogs are welcome in all areas.

    • Brewer's Fayre Wolverhampton Street Walsall WS2 8LR Telephone(01922) 651181
    • Broadway Broadway North Walsall WS1 2QA Telephone(01922) 626899

      Large Toby Carvery with emphasis on food. Two real ales normally available.

    • Chuckery Club 44 Beacon Street Walsall WS1 2DL Telephone(01922) 627169

      Friendly club where non members are welcome at all times. Children welcome. Live entertainment every Saturday evening.

    • County Hotel Birmingham Road Walsall WS1 2NG Telephone(01922) 632323

      Family run hotel, events and wedding venue.

    • Dilke Arms 26 Aldridge Road Walsall WS4 2JL Telephone(01922) 746456

      Family friendly food pub offering pub meals. Drinkers are welcome without any obligation to dine.

    • Fountain Inn 49 Lower Forster Street Walsall WS1 1XB Telephone(01922) 633307

      Two rooms are served by a central bar, and this family-run inn has a friendly atmosphere with welcoming staff. Bar snacks include pork pies and and filled rolls, with a pizza night on Thursdays. Vinyl night is once a month on a Saturday and live acts are on most Sundays - see Facebook. The heated outdoor patio provides shelter for smokers and alfresco drinkers.

    • Globe Darlaston Road Walsall WS2 9SG Telephone(0121) 526 2530

      Old early 18th century pub.

    • King Arthur 59 Liskeard Road, Park Hall Walsall WS5 3EY Telephone(01922) 631400

      An urban gem located in Park Hall estate, which is hard to find but definitely worth the effort. It's a two-roomed community pub offering comprehensive sports viewing. The front lounge has a separate dining area and specialises in mix grills, Indian cuisine and traditional English dishes. A selection of children's meals are available. The pub is decorated with sports memorabilia. There is a heated smoking area next to the large car park, also front and rear beer gardens. A take-away service for food is available and offers a discount.

    • Longhorn 255 Sutton Road Walsall WS5 3AR Telephone(01922) 625065

      Large 1930's roadside inn with a real community feel. The rear of the pub is given over to diners whilst drinkers tend to occupy the front section. There is a function area available free of charge. The Longhorn hosts many charity events throughout the year, with quiz nights on Sundays and Wednesdays. Regular Food & Drinks deals are on offer, and CAMRA members can benefit from 20p off a pint of real ale. Up to four changing ales are available.

    • Lyndon House Hotel 9-10 Upper Rushall Street Walsall WS1 2HA Telephone(01922) 612511

      At the top of the Walsall market, the old Royal Exchange pub was incorporated into an adjoining Salvation Army hostel and former leather works in 1995. It now forms the luxurious Lyndon House Hotel. The comfortable bar has a coal-effect fire, an island counter, cosy corners and plenty of exposed wood and brick giving it a traditional feel. With the dining room and outdoor terraces, it is unexpectedly spacious. Four cask beers are available on the bar including a changing beer, often from Holden's, Timothy Taylor Landlord and Greene King Abbot. Meals are served every lunchtime and evening, except on Sundays when there is a lunchtime carvery. Lunchtime hot club sandwiches are good value. Karaoke provides entertainment on Sunday evenings.

    • Met Sports Bar 10 Wolverhampton Street Walsall WS2 8LR Telephone(01922) 279292

      Canalside sports and cocktail bar at the re-vamped end of town, family friendly by day, and sports bar in the evening, especially at weekends.

    • Oak 336 Green Lane Walsall WS2 8HH Telephone(01922) 513837

      One roomed sports pub with central island bar also offering food (see Facebook).

    • Parkbrook 434 Wolverhampton Road Walsall WS2 8RJ Telephone(01922) 622970

      Bar and Grill, two changing guest beers served.

    • Pretty Bricks 5 John Street, Walsall Walsall WS2 8AF Telephone(01922) 662721

      This is one of the few pubs from where CAMRA was launched nationally in 1972, driven by early campaigner the late Peter Linley. In that same year, Walsall CAMRA was formed with an initial brief to cover the country from here north to John O'Groats. On the edge of town, this is a real back-street gem dating from 1845. The pub takes its name from the coloured glazed bricks on the front. The pub has a front bar with a warm, convivial atmosphere and the snug-style lounge has a more intimate feel. Both rooms feature real fires. There is an upstairs function room and a smoking area in the rear courtyard. Folk and poetry nights are held on the 2nd Thursday of each month. Cobs and pork pies provide sustenance alongside the extensive range of ales from nearby and further afield. Walsall branch pub of the year.

    • Red Lion 69 Park Street Walsall WS1 1NW Telephone(01922) 622380

      Town centre pub close to both bus and rail stations. Handy for the art gallery. Built in 1815 but much altered, there are two rooms, the smaller upstairs accessed by a spiral staircase. The fine late Victorian frontage is listed. Friday and Saturday entertainments can include karaoke, drag and female singers, see FaceBook for details.

    • Registry 23-29 Leicester Street Walsall WS1 1PT Telephone(01922) 637691

      Town centre bar with sports TVs throughout. Usually one handpull serving national ales. Karaoke on many afternoons, tribute acts on Friday evenings.

    • St Matthew's Hall Lichfield Street Walsall WS1 1SX Telephone(01922) 700820

      A stunning Grade II Listed Wetherspoon pub in the centre of Walsall, easily accessible by public transport and with ample parking nearby. The interior features library shelves, dining and comfy seating areas, and an airy conservatory. Outside is a large beer garden. Beer festivals feature throughout the year and entertainments are every Friday and Saturday evenings until late. A changing selection of ales supplements the three regular beers and food is served all day from 8am. Children are welcome until 8pm.

    • Tap & Tanner Darwall Street Walsall WS1 1AA Telephone(01388) 608800

      A pub with a traditional feel and a comfortable atmosphere. Located close to rail and bus stations. Weekdays see a mixture of local characters, with the weekends being much more lively. There is a totally enclosed smoking area complete with it's own TV. Pool table, darts board, sports are shown on TVs throughout the pub and there are also karaoke evenings.

    • Victoria 23 Lower Rushall Street Walsall WS1 2AA Telephone(01922) 635866

      Popular two-roomed pub very close to the town centre dating from 1845 with a former brew house, a pleasant garden and smoking facilities at the back. A large Pay & Display car park is located at the rear. Large selection of beers, in Cask, Keg & Bottle. Bar snacks are available at any time and traditional lunches on Sundays. Steak night is every Wednesday and pie night is the first Tuesday of the month. Monthly Italian nights, last Thursday of the month. Pork pies, Scotch eggs and cobs available from a local butcher. Beers are from local and regional breweries and sometimes a real cider is available.

    • Walsall Arms 17 Bank Street Walsall WS1 2EP Telephone07837 302075

      Refurbished back-street pub with a large carpeted and comfy bar area. The location is just a short walk from Walsall town centre, behind the Royal Hotel. There is a small bar access via the passageway. The pub features an open fire, old Walsall photographs and has two TV screens. A refurbished patio painted in Italianate fashion is at the rear. Traditional Sunday lunches are available. Live music is on most Saturdays and Karaoke is hosted on Friday and Sunday evenings.

    • Walsall Cricket Club Gorway Road Walsall WS1 3BE Telephone07903 959894

      On a fine summer day, the crack of bat on ball welcomes you to a green oasis in the outskirts of town. The club room has had a major renovation and now provides luxurious comfort with a panoramic view of the field. The club contains local cricket memorabilia and two large sporting screens. There is occasional entertainment and the venue is popular for function hire. Non-members entry is by CAMRA Membership card. The opening times shown apply to the cricket season from April to September. If you wish to check these times, or visit out of season, please contact the club.

    • Walsall Golf Club Broadway Walsall WS1 3EY Telephone(01922) 613512

      The clubhouse offers breakfast, lunch, dinner and two or three cask ales.

    • Walsall Rugby Club Delves Road Walsall WS1 3JY Telephone(01922) 626818

      The club was founded in 1922. The large and comfortable lounge bar occupies the shell of an old wartime building. A popular venue for private functions.

    • Waterfront 4 Waterfront North Leisure, Wolverhampton Road Walsall WS2 8DH Telephone(01922) 616382

      Greene King Hungry Horse pub and restaurant facing the canal at Walsall's Town Wharf arm, near the bottom of Walsall locks. Meals are good-value pub fayre, starting with breakfasts, and the usual Greene King beers.

    • Wheatsheaf 4 Birmingham Road Walsall WS1 2NA

      Friendly, open-plan community local with live music most weekends. Having been a pub since 1801, formerly in the hands of historic brewers Allsops and then Ansells, it became the Flock and Firkin in the 90's before restoration in 2007. Four real ales are served including two changing ones from local brewers. Games night is every Tuesday evening. Live music is very much a feature of the pub, open mic on Thursdays, bands every Friday and Saturday, and jazz every Sunday afternoon between 4pm and 7pm. Local CAMRA Pub of the Season Autumn 2023.

  • Walsall Wood
    • King Street Progressive Club & Institute 27 King Street Walsall Wood WS9 9LN Telephone(01543) 374841

      The club offers entertainments with various artists, bingo twice a week, sport on TV, a pool table and karaoke.

    • Royal Exchange 27 Lichfield Road Walsall Wood WS9 9NP Telephone(01543) 327391

      Recently refurbished roadside pub with 2 large rooms. Only Doom Bar now available as real ale.

    • Shire Oak 261 Lichfield Road Walsall Wood WS9 9PB Telephone(01543) 370939

      Large single-roomed food pub, situated on a major crossroads, consisting of one single bar serving four distinctly separate areas, two of which are set out for diners, the others for drinkers. The pub offers a pub favourites food menu which includes vegetarian and children's options, and is family and dog friendly. There's a weekly Wednesday quiz, karaoke, poker night (Sundays) and live entertainment at weekends.

  • Wednesbury
    • Bellwether 3-4 Walsall Street Wednesbury WS10 9BZ Telephone(0121) 502 6404

      Just off the marketplace and main shopping area, the pub has one large L-shaped room on a split level. Open-plan seating is to the front of the bar with more intimate bench seating found at the rear. The pub is decorated with historic events and characters associated with the town. The large garden area at the rear offers a tranquil oasis for contemplation. Ten handpulls serve the usual Wetherspoon regulars and eight changing beers. Food is served all day.

    • Black Horse 1 Old Park Road Wednesbury WS10 9JE

      Local community pub offering live entertainment, events, music and discos. Wye Valley beers on draught.

    • Brunswick 301 Crankhall Lane Wednesbury WS10 0QQ
    • Churchill's Bar & Restaurant 8 Walsall Street Wednesbury WS10 9BZ Telephone(0121) 556 3345

      Live music, dance, performing arts, weddings and events venue. Food available, and opens 8-11am on Saturdays for breakfasts. Garden and terrace at the back.

    • Croft Hydes Road Wednesbury WS10 0DF Telephone(0121) 505 5335

      A large modern pub with car park. A seperate bar has TV screens for sports events. A lounge is available and can be used for private functions. The pub normally serves 1 Real ale, which is often Holdens Black Country Mild.

    • Golden Cross 25 Market Place Wednesbury WS10 7AY Telephone(0121) 556 4677

      Local pub with karaoke, discos and footie on the TV.

    • Lord Nelson 62 Portway Road Wednesbury WS10 7EQ Telephone(0121) 526 2152

      Friendly community pub with a reputation for decent beer.

    • Old Blue Ball 19 Hall End Wednesbury WS10 9ED Telephone(0121) 556 0197

      A traditional Victorian Black Country pub with many surviving original features. The small bar has chamber pots, jugs and advertising mirrors as decoration. Old canal maps and a history of cock fights are on the walls. The small snug has a sketch of the pub plus paintings on the walls. The popular stand up passage has artists impressions of old Wednesbury. The large split level garden includes an outside TV and children's play area. Darts is played in the lounge. Cash only.

    • Olde Leathern Bottel 40 Vicarage Road Wednesbury WS10 9DW Telephone(0121) 505 0230

      The front areas of the bar and snug are set in cottages dating from 1510, while a later extension contains a comfy lounge. The the small snug is often used as a function room. The four rooms have many old photos with the bar displaying one of the pub from 1887 and a map of Wednesbury from 1846. Live solo artists perform on Saturday nights and a there's a regular quiz on Sundays. The four changing beers are sourced from around the country.

    • Queens Head 100 Brunswick Park Road Wednesbury WS10 9QR Telephone07713 756570

      Just 2 minutes drive from M6 Junction 9, the Queens offers a friendly atmosphere to customers old and new. Set just off the main road, it is a large brick built, twin gabled pub with two rooms. Popular with diners, the front bar has tables and booths. The side bar has a television and dartboard. There is a strong local presence and community feel with several teams meeting here including tennis, football and water polo. There is a domino league on a Monday with occasional entertainment at the weekend.

    • Village Inn 27 Alma Street Wednesbury WS10 0QB Telephone(0121) 502 0815

      A local pub with pub grub, live music and karaoke.

    • William Archer 1 Upper High Street Wednesbury WS10 7HF Telephone(0121) 505 5511

      Formerly the George, it reopened as the William Archer in late 2018 to become established as a popular and lively town centre pub with live matches on screens at weekends. At the back is a walled garden and decked area.

  • West Bromwich
    • Charlemont Social Club Jervoise Lane West Bromwich B71 3AR Telephone(0121) 588 2072

      Large social club with live events, snooker tables, Saturday dances, bingo and other events.

    • Crown & Anchor Hollyhedge Road West Bromwich B71 3BS Telephone(0121) 567 0921

      Part of Sizzling Pub chain mainly offering food.

    • Crown & Cushion 2 Lloyd Street West Bromwich B71 4AT Telephone(0121) 553 4493

      Family-friendly hostelry run by pleasant staff who make you feel at home at this pub on the outskirts of town. It has an L-shaped single room and is very popular in the summer with visitors to the nearby park. The pub is within easy walking distance of West Bromwich Albion's ground so very busy on match days. Away supporters are always welcome. A quiz night is held on Thursdays.

    • Dovecote Hill Top West Bromwich B70 0SD Telephone(0121) 556 0008

      Noted for its all day carveries which are served until 8.30pm (5pm Sunday). A pleasant bar area with a bijou dining area off that. From there, down a few a steps, is a large function room.

    • Gough Arms Jowetts Lane West Bromwich B71 2QR Telephone(0121) 556 0103

      Behind the Art Deco frontage is a large & comfy horseshoe shaped lounge, one end of the horseshoe is used as a children's area and Darts can be played to one side. The pub is a Marston Eatery, food being served all day, with a carvery on Sunday. Well appointed smoking area, and a beer garden is provided off the ample car park

    • Hen & Chickens 90 Hill Top West Bromwich B70 0RT Telephone(0121) 439 3564

      Bar and grill offering Indian and oriental menus.

    • Horse & Jockey 49 Stoney Lane West Bromwich B71 4EZ Telephone(0121) 439 6742

      A two roomed pub with a conservatory and enclosed patio area to the rear. You will find 6 handpumps with four being guest ales from the Marstons range such as Jennings, Ringwood, Wychwood and Brakspear to name a few. TV's are located in both rooms showing all live sport and there is a jukebox. Entertainment includes live music on Sunday evenings which can get very busy. Popular home cooked food is served Monday to Friday 12 until 3pm.

    • Queens Head 101 Church Lane West Bromwich B71 1BU Telephone07305 749689

      Friendly pub offering traditional pub food, two real ales, and showing all premier football matches on a big screen.

    • Red Lion 190 All Saints Way West Bromwich B71 1RH Telephone(0121) 588 2304

      Extensive offering of Indian dishes, plus live sport on TV and a pool room in a modern, red-brick pub with a large terrace.

    • Ridgacre New Gas Street West Bromwich B70 0NB Telephone(0121) 553 4910

      Ridgeacre is named after the stretch of water in front of the restuarant. It is close to West Bromwich Albion FC, Merry Hill Shopping Centre and the Black Country Living Museum. It is a family friendly pub located next to a Premier Inn. Breakfast meals are also served from 06:30 to 10:30am Mon - Fri & 07:00 to 11:00 Sat - Sun.

    • Royal Oak 14 Newton Street West Bromwich B71 3RQ Telephone(0121) 294 4140

      Traditional back street local comprising two small rooms with TVs showing sport in both rooms; the bar on the left is adorned with West Bromwich Albion memorabilia and the quieter lounge is on the right. There is a terrace in the rear yard for smokers and two benches outside the front of the pub for basking in the summer. Parking is available in the street. Bar snacks are available.

    • Sow Bar & Grill 26 Hill Top West Bromwich B70 0PS Telephone(0121) 500 5888

      Modern bar in an old pub offering a grill menu, live music and live sports. Believed to be the oldest public house in West Bromwich.

    • Three Horseshoes 86 Witton Lane West Bromwich B71 2AQ Telephone(0121) 269 4115

      Refurbished one-roomed pub taken over by Black Country Inns in 2016 when ten handpulls were installed. The spacious interior is furnished in a traditional style and there's a large beer garden for enjoying fine weather. The warm welcome provided by the staff sets a friendly atmosphere within this large, expansive hostelry and TVs show live sport. Beers are from Black County Ales, regional and national breweries. Fresh cobs and pork pies are available all day.

  • Willenhall
    • 442 Bar & Grill Aspray Arena, Noose Lane Willenhall WV13 3BB Telephone(01902) 609946

      The 442 Bar and lounge forms part of the Aspray Arena, home ground to non-league team Sporting Khalsa, and opened in 2010. The sports bar has multiple screens for sporting and football events. Tribute bands and discos are also held. 442 Bar & Grill offers a classic Pub and Punjabi Cuisine prepared fresh with a wide choice of non-vegetarian and vegetarian dishes on its menu. Cuisine is headed by Chef Tej who has over eighteen years experience in the restaurant, pubs and hotels venues across the country. The venue has a large lounge room which can cater for up to 100 guests and is available for hire. Beer festivals are occasionally held.

    • Cross Keys 32 Ashmore Lane Road Willenhall WV12 4LB Telephone(01902) 603209

      Large single roomed pub served by a central bar. Attracts a varied clientele and offers pub food, themed nights, live sports, karaoke and pool. Families are very welcome, and there's also a bouncy castle in the garden during the summer.

    • Gilberts Bar 54 Field Street Willenhall WV13 2NY Telephone(01902) 603939

      Former night club, now operating as a pub having darts and pool teams. Regular tribute acts and discos at weekends, see Facebook.

    • Jolly Collier 112 Lucknow Road Willenhall WV12 4QG Telephone(01902) 455599

      A welcoming two roomed family run pub. The pub has been refurbished and is very popular with locals and visitors alike. The lounge area has a real fire. Live entertainment is usually provided once a month on Saturdays. Quiz nights are held on Tuesdays. Bar snacks include cobs with fresh pork sandwiches available on Friday nights. Sunday lunches are served in an adjacent room. A large beer garden and play area can be found at the read of the pub.

    • Key Master Wolverhampton Road West Willenhall WV13 2RN Telephone(01902) 604424

      Family friendly food oriented pub, named Key Master in recognition of Willenhall's famous lock industry.

    • Navigation Fibbersley Willenhall WV11 3SU Telephone(01902) 603036

      Family run pub offering a wide range of home cooked food including breakfasts. The large garden has its own bar.

    • Noah's Ark Clarkes Lane Willenhall WV13 1JB Telephone(01902) 607632

      Recently refurbished roadside pub serving 2-3 Real Ales, and good value food.

    • Ring O'Bells 9 John Street Willenhall WV13 1PW Telephone(01902) 238264

      Located in the town centre, a comfortable one roomed pub. Three hand pulls but only one in use, more beers may be offered in the future. Bar snacks available.

    • Robin Hood 54 The Crescent Willenhall WV13 2QR Telephone(01902) 271753

      A traditional style of public house with welcoming staff and friendly clientele. The L-shaped pub has a warming real fire during the winter months. There are up to nine real ales on the bar and real ciders. A variety of cobs, sausage rolls and pork pies are available throughout the day. Quizzes are held on Thursdays and a local archery club meets on the adjacent land on Saturdays. Local CAMRA Pub of the Summer 2023 and Local CAMRA pub of the year 2024.

    • Royal George 5 New Road Willenhall WV13 2AQ Telephone(01902) 605794

      Early 1800s former coaching house and hotel, now a pub. Wye Valley and other beers are usually available. Large TVs show live sport, with occasional live entertainment at weekends. Friendly staff at a local pub where truckers are made welcome.

    • Three Crowns 72 Stafford Street Willenhall WV13 1RT Telephone(01902) 636579

      Town centre pub dating from 1842, recently tastefully refurbished, comprising an L-shaped bar in comfortable surroundings with a pool table and sports TV. A beer garden is to the rear. There are regular DJs, karaoke, or live music on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings, and pub games are played. Bar snacks are available. The local lock museum and Willenhall's famous local street market are nearby. Parking near the pub is limited.