Claverley   
 

Crown Inn
Banks's pub. Old fashioned local with lots of beams and brasses and olde worlde charm except for the fake fire in the lounge. Three rooms. Sunday lunch. Beer garden and large car park. Situated on High Street. Tel - 01746 710228. Visited Jun 1999
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Kings Arms
Freehouse. A friendly welcome in this traditional country village local. Every square inch of wall is covered with pictures, brasses, nic-nacs or stuffed animals. Spacious pub with food served. The Courage Directors was tasty and satisfying but the Wyre Piddle was a bit disappointing with a taste of  watered down white wine. Situated on the Bull Ring not far from the church. Tel - 01746 710307. Visited Jan 2002
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Readers comments - The real ale served is excellent, there is usually two different ales per week and the reverend James is a particular favourite, Great pub and very friendly, xmas decorations are fantastic so well worth a visit. Food served on sat and sunday afternoons are superb and very reasonable. I found drink prices very good and there is a wide selection of spirits and nice wines including homemade mulled wine during the festive season - Dec 2009
  

The Plough
Freehouse. Recently upgraded to include a nice restaurant area and bar. Food served. Large car park. Big oak beams inside. New owners in 2004 and now with three real ales including a guset ale. Situated on Aston Lane. Tel - 01746 710667. Visited Jan 2002. Pub website
Bass  (beer scores to be re-done)
Davenports
Guest beers