Probably the worst of all the Bod pubs. Generally speaking Bod is a great pud - the Trentham is actually our local, and I’ve been to a few others too but this one is a dump. Poor atmosphere and poor, lazy staff mean it’s a forgettable experience. We were last there on a Saturday night. Got there at 19:15 to be told that don’t have fruit for the draft Blue Moon because they’re ’closing in 45 mins’ similar excuse was offered when we asked for a hot drink. A few folks turned up at 19:25 and were told they couldn’t come in as they were closing soon. It was clear they were looking for a flyer. Door men on the door swearing loads, and bragging about their ‘naughty 40’ connections, it is a shame as Bod is always about enjoying life with nice beers and this place just doesn’t live up to that idea. We had one drink and left
Called in for coffee with friends the other morning. We had both tea and coffee, which was served at the table. Both of which were very nice. Fresh tea leaves in a pot and a very nice Latte 👌
One of my favourite pubs I love when I can change here at Stoke as I can have a cheeky beer on the platform and watch the trains go by. They have a decent food menu when food is on and a good selection of local Staffordshire beers, it's one titanic that you will wish to sink.
Lovely bar, but they need to work harder to see its full potential. Unclear why on a relatively quiet Saturday evening the door to the station is locked. A frame outside on the platform inviting one in, but a locked door, no explanation. No sign. They have some interesting beers, but need to keep the fridge stocked and should diversify their ciders. Everyone is pleasant and it’s probably one of the best railway station bars I’ve been in, the decor is lovely, but don’t lock your door to customers. Manage your business. I’ll definitely be back.
If you want to experience really good coffee in a comfortable, shiny, neon lit eclectic environment bod is where to be. I’ll put my neck out and say that it is one of the most atmospheric coffee shops I’ve ever experienced in a while. Walk in and immediately look up; the glaze of the white and green clay plays trick with the light that is captivating. The cafes furniture begs a lot of time to be expended in its comfort. Walk to the bar area and peer over at the beer and coffee set up. It’s craft at its best. The hipster staff member will see to it that your beverage is poured with an artistic stroke. A superb venue and located in a train station?
Sorry, we don't have any current events or offers for this pub.
Sorry, we don't have any current news or jobs for this pub.
Sorry, we don't have any menus listed at the moment.
Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, ST4