4.3/5

(3,426 reviews)

In this city of botanical gardens there has long been friendly watering holes for the horticulturally minded. As tradition dictates, there's still one bar on temple street that encourages the pursuit of botanical concoctions.

3.9/5

(7,310 reviews)

The Corporation Street area was laid out from 1878. Seven years later, Lewis’s department store opened at the junction with Bull Street, trading here until 1991. The ground floor of this huge, imposing, square building is now this Wetherspoon pub.

4.5/5

(169 reviews)

17th century public house offering quality real ales and traditional pub food. Hikers, bikers and their canine friends welcome. Cheers

4.4/5

(2,421 reviews)

Hooking up the drinkers of the West Midlands to a steady stream of Grade A quality craft beer is the very reason those doors are unbolted each day.

4.3/5

(1,106 reviews)

Great pub. 6 ever changing real ales. Cheap food and friendly staff. What more could you ask for

Previously known as the Fighting Cocks, The Swallow's Nest is one of the few inns to have stood the test of time in Romsley. Although with our age comes a tale of haunting as it is said that a previou

Home of craft beer, cask ale, cocktails, live sport, exciting food and a giant beer garden!