An old pub which can be traced back to 1848 which has been extended and possibly partly rebuilt. Its large bowling green to the rear was added in 1897 and extended in 1911 and is still used today.

4.0/5

(1,139 reviews)

This was formerly the Clifton Cinema, opened in May 1937 by Captain Sidney Clift, the founder of the chain of Black Country cinemas bearing his name. The Sedgley Clifton, with seating for more than 1,

4.5/5

(1,010 reviews)

Serving an ever changing variety of Real Ales and Cask Ciders, The Lych Gate Tavern offers a friendly, welcoming and comfortable environment in which to sit back back and relax with friends and family whilst you unwind and let the hustle and bustle of the

4.1/5

(12 reviews)

Sports and music venue showing all the sports action all day everyday and transforming into a music led venue in the evenings.

Step back in time to a traditional pub with a Brilliant atmosphere Friendly gaffers and good beer situated in the middle of town.

4.3/5

(1,754 reviews)

Yates Wolverhampton is located in the centre of the city opposite one of the oldest stores - Beatties, a short walk from the train station and great if your going to the Civic located just behind us.