| Pub | Comments | Location |
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| BLYTHE BRIDGE | ||
| Caversall Road Station | This station and museum on the Foxfield Railway has a rather unexpected real ale bar. We turned up well outside railway operating hours and were made very welcome, enjoying a good look round the museum and an excellent pint.
Last visited September 2006. |
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| BURTON UPON TRENT | ||
| Brewery Tap | Trendy decor in this bar located in what was the Bass Brewing Museum, now the Coors Visitor Centre. On sale in the bar is a range of Coors' products plus real ales from the on-site museum brewery and elsewhere, including Worthington White Shield.
This excellent museum is under threat of closure as I write. Last visited May 2008. |
Horninglow Street / Union Street |
| CHEDDLETON | ||
| Boat Inn | A traditional low-ceilinged multi-roomed pub serving a nice pint of Everard Tiger.
Last visited June 2004. |
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| CONSALL | ||
| Black Lion | An excellent pint of Mansfield bitter in this nice traditional canal-side pub with no road access.
Last visited June 2004. |
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| FROGHALL | ||
| Railway | A pleasant two sided knocked through pub serving excellent ale and the food looks good as well. Accommodation available.
Last visited June 2004. |
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| LICHFIELD | ||
| Wetherspoon's Acorn | The slightly quirky interior includes a bridge over the bar area for access to the kitchen. Wetherspoon's usual ale and food offering.
Last visited February 2011. |
Tamworth Street |
| PENKRIDGE | ||
| White Hart | A rather fine antiquey place inside and out, serving a limited range (One when I visited) of high quality cask ales.
Last visited November 2021. |
Stone Cross / Pinfold Lane |
| STAFFORD | ||
| Stafford Arms | A nice friendly pub with a light open front room. An excellent range of real ales including a number from the local Titanic brewery. I particularly like the Stout. The menu looks good.
Unfortunately it seems to be closed now. Last visited May 2005. |
Railway Street |
| Lamb | A small selection of decent real ale in this traditional local pub, busy with lively locals even on a dull Wednesday afternoon.
Last visited February 2011. |
Chell Road |
| Wetherspoon's Butler's Bell | A standard medium-sized branch of the chain. The ale is spot on, even at nine in the morning.
Last visited October 2017. |
Bridge Street |
| Wetherspoon's Picture House | A magnificent conversion of a former cinema, providing a large pleasant branch of 'spoons. It's worth going here just to take a look.
Last visited June 2018. |
Bridge Street |
| STOKE-ON-TRENT | ||
| Bod | A good modern pub in the station building, serving quality ales from Titanic and others.
There are entrances on the road and on the platform, and a gate in the middle of the room which is closed when the ticket barriers are in operation at the station entrance. Make sure you allow time to walk round to catch your train! Last visited August 2019. |
Station Road / Platform 1 |
| Glebe | Two or three real ales available in this rather fine pub with beautifully restored stained glass. I found spot on ale and a friendly, if quiet, atmosphere on a Monday evening.
Last visited September 2014. |
Glebe Street |
| Wetherspoon's Wheatsheaf | A wide range of real ales in this smaller-than-average traditionally decorated Wetherspoon's. The pub has darts and cribbage teams.
Last visited June 2012. |
Church Street |
| White Star | A great traditional pub serving a wide range of Titanic brews and some guests. The menu looks good and good value. Surprisingly only ticking over at five on a Friday, I thought it might be busy.
Last visited August 2019. |
Kingsway / Church Street |
| UTTOXETER | ||
| Wetherspoon's Old Swan | A standard large open branch. Restricted menu due to a kitchen problem when I visited.
Last visited June 2024. |
Market Place |
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