Pubs in Madeley

All Nations

Brewpub. This is a traditional quiet pub that started brewing again in 2003 after a three year break. Prices are good. Looks like a house from the outside - but friendly inside. Pork scratchings available. Situated at 20 Coalport Road. Tel - 01952 585747. Visited May 2000

Dabley Bitter
Dabley Gold

Readers comments - Called at the All Nations, selling a couple of brews from Bridgnorth Brewery. The Old Mo a 5.6% porter was a ten out of ten as I can not give it eleven! The All Nations was up to the normal high standards of Beer I've always found here. The Baps are worth a mention, value for money and so filling or was that the beer. A Real Ale fans paradise !! - July 2007

Anchor Inn

Enterprise inn. Busy local. Collection of football shirts (why?). Some nice pictures of galleons. Beer a bit disappointing. Darts. 77 Court Road. Tel - 01952 585790. Visited Mar 2000

Flowers Original Strong Ale

Shepherd Neame Bishops Finger

Barley Mow

Banks's pub. It's ages since we've been to the Barley Mow - now with regular guest ales. Situated at Court Street, Madeley opposite Madeley Court School. Pub website Tel - 01952 586603

Banks's Bitter
Banks's Original

Readers comment - Now has Real Ales on Hand pulls, Banks's Bitter and Mild (original) plus a weekly changing Guest Ale. Entertainment Friday & Saturday - Jan 2006

The Beacon

Greenalls pub. Terrible pint of bitter. Big open plan pub - good if you like loudish music and pool. Outside drinking area. Situated at Hill Top, Ironbridge Road. Tel - 01952 432276. Visited May 1999

Tetley Bitter

Cuckoo Oak

Hungry Horse pub. Very large modern pub on the outskirts of Madeley off Bridgnorth Road. Regular karaoke. Pool table. Loud music. Food served. Car park. Popular with youngsters. The Greene King Abbot Ale was strong and tasty and just the right temperature - however there was no real ale on the previous visit last month. Visited Feb 2001

Greene King Abbot Ale

Greene King IPA

Foresters Inn

Freehouse. Four real ales on handpulls – guest beers. Food served. Occasional karaoke. Mind you don’t fall off the step next to the bar. Pooltable. The Windgather Bitter, from Macclesfield, was well kept and tasty. High Street. Tel - 01952 581767. Visited Mar 2000

Bass
Boddington Bitter
Storm Brewery Windgather

Worthington Bitter

Red Lion

Banks's pub. Beers now on handpull. Car park. Landlord tells us the beer is good - so we'll visit again soon

Comments - Banks bitter and original on hand pulls and guest ales coming soon. We have been told by customers that it is an exceptionally good pint of either - Nov 2006

Royal Oak

Freehouse. Four real ales on handpulls – with some interesting guest ales. The Woods Saturnalia Bitter was superb. Two roomed pub with darts. Pub has a basic interior and is situated on High Street - handy for the various takeaways. Rob Breeze reports that a nice little beer garden has now been opened. Tel - 01952 585598. Visited Feb 2001

Bass
Burtonwood Top Hat Bitter
Woods Saturnalia

Worthington Bitter

Six Bells

Pubmaster pub. Transformed by Barry and Traci into a friendly real ale pub popular with locals. Well kept ales and regular guest beers have now replaced the Greenalls keg. Check out the pub's history on the signs by the door. The Flowers IPA makes a tasty session beer and the Cains Triple Hop has a nicely balanced flavour. Car park. Quiz nights. Situated on Church Street. Tel - 01952 585783. Visited May 2000 and July 2002

Cains Triple Hop

Flowers IPA

Three Furnaces

Greenalls Ale 'n' Hearty pub. Regular guest bitters. Tasty sandwiches and reasonable prices. Car park. Bridgnorth Road, Tweedale. Tel - 01952 585738. Visited May 1998

Banks's Mild
Tetley Bitter
Tolly Cobbold Bitter