Phil's World Pub Guides - Staffordshire, UK

Pub Comments Location
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
 
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
 
CONSALL
Black Lion An excellent pint of Mansfield bitter in this nice traditional canal-side pub with no road access.
Last visited June 2004
Railway Street
FROGHALL
Railway A pleasant two sided knock round pub serving excellent ale and the food looks good as well. Accommodation available.
Last visited June 2004
Railway Street
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.
Last visited May 2005
Railway Street

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