| 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 |
| 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 |
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