One-room city centre pub, opposite The Regent Theatre, comprised of a comfortably furnished lounge and a popular snug at the rear

4.4/5

(754 reviews)

Nestled in the village of Werrington lies The Red Cow. Owned and run by local couple Rob and Di. The garden at the back has outstanding views over the surrounding countryside. Serving homemade, locally sourced food and well-kept ales. Dog friendly.

4.5/5

(585 reviews)

A real premium outlet with food and beers to match.

4.3/5

(87 reviews)

The Bulls Head is a traditional British taproom offering a friendly atmosphere and a great selection of craft and cask beers. The Bulls Head stays true to the core values of traditional pub life with a touch of modernisation to ensure everybody is catered

4.6/5

(140 reviews)

Elongated, single-roomed Marstons pub on the road into Cheadle, with a comfortable lounge area to the right and a more basic bar to the left, including a pool table. There is a pleasant beer garden to

4.2/5

(167 reviews)

The Why Not Inn is a welcoming village pub, providing quality beer. A wide range of good value food is available.

4.2/5

(218 reviews)

Situated in this former mining village, The Bush has three rooms and a large, enclosed garden with a children's play area. Entertainment is staged on Friday night, and the pub has it's own darts, dominoes, pool and football teams.

4.3/5

(77 reviews)

Small, single-roomed pub on the High Street of Wolstanton, with the bar in the middle, to the left of the entrance. There is a raised area with bookshelves for quiet contemplation and a dart board for