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Pub Crawl in Wolverhampton

Newest Review: ... that this stretch of road has three good garden centres on it, all quite close together. Facing Wolves, if you turn left you would head to Seisdon, a small attractive village with one pub, the Seven Stars. This was a traditional country pub but it has recently been refurbished and now resembles a mediterranean bar. The onus is on food not drink here and the menu is adventurous if not a little expensive. Turning left at the Fox at Shipley leads you to Pattingham, another lovely village with a couple of pubs. One of note is The Pigot. This is a beautiful looking bar with friendly staff and a young clientelle. A lot of professional footb... more

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by Sam D - written on 13/04/08
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Had lunch a Seven Stars in Seison yesterday - lovely Italiam home made food - we had Italian meat balls and Italian mushroom and cheese as the veggie option.
Great recommend. Unusual building too with big sunny windows. Friendly landlord.

Drunk in the black country (858 words)
by - written on 26/07/02 (Very useful, 3035 readings)
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OK. This isn't so much as a pub crawl guide as just a pub guide to some of the nicest watering holes in the City of Wolverhampton. Try them all in one go or one at a time. Enjoy. So many pubs, so little time. I have decided to start on the west of the town because I originally come from the town of Bridgnorth which lies to the west and also because the west is far nicer than the east side of town. We're gonna start far out and work our way in. Please note that some of these pubs are driving distance apart so they won't really be feasible as a pub crawl. And don't drink drive; its not just stupid and morally indefensible, you'll also ... Read the complete review

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