Burton Bridge Inn in East Staffordshire

After moving away from the town just over 10 years ago, it was pleasant to see this pub has not altered. It boasts a traditional decor with old but ornate wooden tables and chairs. The range of beers is excellent, and a limited choice of snacks is available. The tap room was cosy and warm, there is also an outdoor area which I’m sure is lovely in the warmer months

They have joined with heritage brewery and added various new products to their range. There is an extended outside area just opened and is well worth a visit.

You will always find a good pint of Bridge Brewery ale served in a traditional pub setting. Dogs are more than welcome. Dont expect food, kids or fruit machines.

Sticky tables and menu. No staff around to help. When they did turn up the soup of the day was Gammon and Apple… strange combo!!! Not worth a visit.

Fantastic atmosphere. Excellant choice of drinks . A real pub sadly a dying breed . Friends left the area many years ago and if they were not allowed to call in here at some point I think we'd very quickly lose friends . Obligatory carry out as usual for them upon leaving

Very underrated place. Fantastic choice of real ales and home made wines . Staff welcoming excellent and helpful . Atmosphere perfect . A REAL PUB THAT IS A PUB .NOT MANY LEFT

Really authentic and friendly pub. A must visit for cask ale fans. A number of ales were available though unfortunately we only had time to try two, but both were excellent.

Despite uncertain times through business and economic storms this place is still very much alive and kicking. Good pub serving quality real ales tonight care of Nicola & Sue 👍

We stopped at Burton on our drive up to Matlock and the Peak District in December 2022. We had already eaten and refreshed with a couple pints here. This is the pub for the Burton Bridge Brewery, which produces excellent beers. The pub is not large but is comfortable and attractive. It was nice and cozy on a chilly December evening. Staff were friendly, the beer in excellent condition, and they had bottles to take away in addition to the cask beers.

This is a fine friendly old pub close to the river at the far end of Burton's long High St, and is the home of the Burton Bridge Brewery for which it acts it’s the tap pub. It is a multi room set up and after accessing through a short corridor to the left is the Smoke Room with two charming front snugs and it's own bar access with lots of original features. And then the back bar is larger but less interesting although still with lots of wood panelling and a blackboard giving the available ale line up. And then upstairs is a skittle alley and a meeting room which can be hired. Each downstairs room has a set of four hand pumps with Burton Bridge beers on. For our visit six of the breweries beers were on across these in the shape of Sovereign Gold, Bridge Bitter, DBA, Stairway to Heaven, Festival Ale, Burton Ale and Top Dog Stout, which went from £3.30 to £3.80 for the highest abv. Also traditional pub grub in the shape of large cobs and the cheese and onion one I had hit the spot. Definitely a don't miss pub for the ale enthusiast when in Burton.

wonderful attentive staff, my grandad took a nasty fall outside the pub and the pub and it’s clients were absolutely wonderful in helping him just wanted to say a massive thankyou to all

Yep after 39 years a revisit with my brother and so glad our day out on the beer started here. Lovely pub, great beer, excellent value and very good cobs too. Highly recommended.

Came with a group of friends from work.Hadn't been here before.We prearranged to use their skittle alley.It was years since I had been to a beer and skittles.We had such a fun night.The drinks were so cheap in the pub,have never brought such cheap drinks.The pub itself is a proper traditional pub.It was fabulous to be jnside.Tbe staff were fabulous. Will certainly organise a beer and skittles and come for a drink here in the near future.

We three adults visited the Bridge Inn on a Saturday afternoon. This is a pub just outside Burton on Trent and next door to a major canal. It seems to pride itself on Italian cuisine – but there are a few things that do not quite combine very well.1/ It has a very large extensive menu- something I am always suspicious of- showing that a small kitchen cannot provide all these meals on a fresh basis.2/ The Polish owner of this pub seems to lack any real knowledge of Italian food. For example order Spaghetti Bolognese is more Polonaise and my wife received a very spiced up version of spaghetti but the sauce is heavy spiced and hot on the tongue- fine if you are aware but the menu needs to make that clear. To be fair we did get the cost deducted from the bill. Maybe his clients like it that way-but Italian?2/ Tomatoes are a justifiable ingredient of Italian cooking- but this menu can hardly provide any starters without tasteless English grown types. The first course was a shared Italian cured meat plateau that was fair matched the descriptive, and two different Crostini which consisted of three pieces of toast on which a chopped up fresh tomato @ £5.50 each humm…… -Much same style continues on with the mains-Tomatoes or cream………….3/ I ate a Chicken Supreme dish which was totally covered, almost drenched in a heavy cream sauce and very sweet with gnocchi . Later in the night to come gave me a high number of visits to the bathroom and little sleep! The starters were eaten by all three diners- only this main dish above was eaten by me. I feel the owner needs to take a three week cookery study visit to Italy-because what is being produced in his kitchens are only slightly related to that country…………Costs? Not a cheap lunch time restaurant because our bill for two large glasses of wine and one beer(pint) and two draught pepsi and two courses each person coming to £91 for three adults.ends

Did a walk down the river, stopped in on the way back. Brilliant staff and beer and 60p a pint less than down south. Gutted to leave so soon!

The lads really looked after us and were fantastic hosts. What a wonderful experience. We could not ask for more. Thank you boys for being so welcoming. We will definitely visit again. our preferred pub in BOT.

The Burton Bridge Inn is an excellent example of a traditional English pub. It is hugely popular with both Burton locals and with visitors from near and far. The pub comprises two rooms on the ground floor, plus a skittles alley upstairs. The outside area features a few picnic tables, which enable both smokers and non-smokers to enjoy their drinks in a socially-distanced environment. The Burton Bridge Inn offers the full range of draught Burton Bridge Brewery ales. Pork pies and crisps / nuts are also available for purchase at the bar. The current management have continued to uphold the high standards of customer service that they established before Lockdown, with table-service now being the new norm. The Burton Bridge Inn is an absolute must for any lover of fine food and drink in Burton-upon-Trent! Please visit it and support it!

Went in as we were staying opposite at the Three Queens Hotel. This is a typical example of an old fashioned pub that are becoming more and more hard to find. I can honestly say it was an absolute gem. All the real ale is hand pumped and brewed by their own brewery. They do a beer paddle which means you can sample all their beers in one third pint glasses. All were great but The Stairway to Heaven stood out as a fantastic ale. A really friendly pub with both bar staff and regulars very welcoming.

Quiet, friendly, proper old pub. What’s not to like!! Fairly good atmosphere, and friendly clientele

The Burton Bridge Inn brew their own beers which are lovely. I like the fact that you can get a traditional beer, with a choice of bar snacks such as pork pie, crisps and scratchings. The atmosphere is friendly with open fires. It can get very busy and sometimes you find yourself staring a table with strangers and striking up conversations. Dogs are allowed in both bar areas. There is a skittle alley upstairs which can be booked in advance. I love the fact that this is an old, unspoilt, traditional pub which has not been spoilt by commercial ideas and does not serve food.

Booked the upstairs room for a works Christmas party.Played skittles and enjoyed the Burton bridge bitter.Down stairs is a two roomed traditional pub.

Went on Saturday evening, the food was lovely and the waitress was too. Had a most enjoyable evening. Would recommend going.

Ok, so it’s a short walk from the centre of things, but it’s worth the effort. A warm welcome and well kept cask beers makes it worthwhile.

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Its all about the beer. which is worth visiting for. The Burton Bridge Inn brew many of the beers they serve which we enjoyed very much. A must for beer enthusiasts.

Amazing surprise meal at the Bridge Inn at the weekend. The kids loved it!, Whitebait, ribs and of course pizza for them! One of the nicest Italian meals we have had. We live in London So and have a lots of Italian restaurant to choose from so this is not said lightly..As always, when you have expectations it disappoints. We weren't expecting anything so were blown away by the quality of the food. If you are in the area, like a pub restaurant by the canal we highly recommend it. People were turned away while we were there so if it's a busy time of year do ring and book!

A superb little pub for real ale enthusiasts with a huge selection of their own brewed ales. Although I never tried them I saw a great selection of individual speciality pork pies, must go back and try.

Called in the bridge inn sunday after visit to cinema .to very nice hosts Two very friendly guys .had a pint of lighter ale .lovely atmosphere. Going to return again with husband .hard to to find places like this nowadays .

Fantastic service , fantastic pub , fabulous beer , damson porter to die for ... thanks folks for a lovely afternoon

This was a great find on our short trip to Burton upon Trent. Right across from our hotel, the pub is friendly and welcoming and has a great range of ales, some brewed on site I think. The two guys who run the pub are friendly and gave us some really good advice on nearby restaurants. Every are should have a pub like this, thanks.

Another fantastic afternoon at the Bridge! The staff are so friendly and up for a laugh!! A large selection of beer, cider and wine!!! Will definitely be going back!!

Lovely meal food was fantastic’ the service was really great and friendly will definitely be back. My family really enjoyed themselves.

The Burton Bridge Inn is the brewery tap of the adjacent Burton Bridge Brewery, a small, independent brewer in this real ale town. The pub has a nice atmosphere and staff are very friendly. I tried several beers from Burton bridge (both here and elsewhere in town), and while all of them are decent, none I felt was outstandingly characterful. But of course you won't get the beers any fresher than at this place, which is a little outside of the town centre. Pub food is available, too.

I came here for a work night out of drinking and playing skittles. The pub is traditional and cosy with a good selection of own-brewed ales. The skittles was good fun and the buffet provided was very nice.

We visited the Burton Bridge Inn having read its reputation for excellent beer and we were not disappointed. We each had a pint of superbly kept ale that was brewed only feet away from where it was served. The pub was quiet on a Thursday lunchtime and we did have an interesting chat with the people who ran the place. The interior is a gem, a beautifully preserved 'proper boozer'.

A must do visit when in Burton-on-Trent, and, arguably, a good reason to go there in the first place! If it was just a pub it would be good enough, but the fine beer served is also brewed on the premises!

This is a hidden gem! A warm and cozy pub selling REAL ale produced next door. Excellent beers and great home made food, I couldn’t ask for better!

24 of us had a great evening playing skittles in this charming old-school wooden alley for my 40th birthday. It’s a fantastic room for a party with friends, family or colleagues. We chose vegetarian chilli, chips and rice for everyone to fill up on in between games, and it didn’t disappoint. Enjoyed some nice gins from the bar too. Thanks Burton Bridge. We loved it!

Visited on the of chance of getting a table,staff were great gave us a nice table and the food was fantastic, I would recommend the Burton Bridge Inn.to all my friends.great value for money.

What a gem fantastic ales and nice people its well worth a visit if your in town and fancy a proper pint visited as part of a pub crawl

Great range of ales brewed on the premises. Old skool pub that just smells right. Recommended to beer lovers and those who hate TVs in pubs.

This pub is located just round the corner from the Baan Thai restaurant. We dropped in on the way home after a Thai meal for a quick drink. Typical pub which is a little run down and could do with some upgrading/modernisation. Only a few locals drinking which was surprising considering it was a Saturday night. Staff were friendly and the beer which is brewed on site was very good.

A pub worth a visit if you enjoy the old style pub which is also a brewery so most beers brewed on site. Also has a bowling alley for hire which requires booking in advance due to being popular.

Before I moved to the area to live, I had made a special trip to visit the Burton Bridge Inn based on its excellent reputation.

Spent an early Saturday afternoon here. Place was packed with Wolves Supporters. No problem there I used to support Wolves in my youth. Staff brilliant handled the packed pub with no fuss. Beer excellent. Would have tried the pork pies but the fans beat us to it. Would I go back, Yes. Actually there Friday as well.

Our meals were yummy and I would recommend the pizza, pasta or spaghetti bolognese they're amazing.Oh and stay for dessert, you won't regret it! There is a bar, tables, tables outside and toilets so many useful facilities. From outside you can see the river and it is truly fantastic. The service isn't the best but is mostly fine. It is also very popular there so make sure you are there. The atmosphere is lovely and happy. You probably will not be disappointed. Would go again, keep up the good work!

Met with with five old friends for a few swift pints before heading off to a 50th birthday party in Branston. The beer was outstanding in terms of both quality and price. Customer service was also excellent as the pub started to get really busy at 6pm.

Great ales brewed on site. Pub snacks such as cheese and pork pie. Upstairs is a skittles alley if you want a do. Highly recommend.

No con regularidad, pero siempre dejar vowing volver pronto. Hay una excelente selección de cervezas de calidad servida a la temperatura correcta. Ambiente encantador, amable y excelente servicio. ¿Qué más podría pedir un tipo?

Absolutamente genial, cerveza y un buen ambiente agradable, el Burton Puente debe de amargo probar todos los amantes de la cerveza real. Aperitivos disponibles a la hora del almuerzo pero la verdadera estrella es la cerveza, sólo sublime!

Este pub estaba justo enfrente del hotel en el que me alojé en así fue el sitio ideal para encontrarse con los amigos que compone nuestro grupo. La cerveza era excelente y bien cuidado por el personal, que obviamente sabían lo que estaban haciendo. Tenía un ambiente amable y acogedor pub y bastante cerca del centro de la ciudad. Establecimiento super.

What a drinkers joy! My pal and I made a pilgrimage to this veritable shrine of real ale excellence and we were not disappointed. Yes, it is old and old fashioned but there is a very pleasant and friendly landlord and a convivial atmosphere with no juke boxes or one-armed bandits. When we went, there four ales to sample and although we thought that we would have one and then move on we stayed for an excellent snack lunch and had another drink and didn't get any further.

Not far from the town centre, by the bridge over the river Trent (surprisingly). Linked to the Burton Bridge Brewery, but also serving guest beers too.Unspoilt traditional interior with a number of linked rooms, lots of wood panelling and memorabilia. The beers were excellent, with a good range of choices. Food is served on Thursday to Saturday lunchtimes, plus a steak night and a fish night once a month.The staff were both friendly and knowledgeable.

Top pub always great beer. Great staff it's a real warm pub in atmosphere. The food is always worth a try and deserves it's title of camra pub of the year

The pub is a bit cramped but it is an old building which is obvious right from walking through the door. It is steeped in Burton's history and the beer served matches. They serve real ale not watered down rubbish. I haven't eaten here apart from cob and chips but even that was good, particularly when we ran out of chips and they just fetched another load and topped the container up. The guys behind the bar are so friendly and knowledgeable abou their beers. There are a couple of barmaids there who can't hold a candle to the two guys and are a bit slow when serving drinks. May well be that they were new to the job when I went last, I hadn't seen them before and I do go there quite often.

My wife and I attended a skittles night recently at the Burton Bridge Brewery.Included was a cold buffet which was well presented with plenty of choices, the drinks were excellent and the skittles great fun and we all had a lovely night.I look forward to returning again next year.

the 2nd pub on our list. friendly brewery-bar, good choice of ale and a good cider on. nice atmosphere, not fazed by 14 of descending on the pub! lovely fire going too.

Called in on Saturday night before going for a meal. The pub was reasonably busy but not too crowded. Staff pleasant and public areas clean. The drinks were a good standard and good choices available. Would revisit.

Visited after having recently moved back to Burton. The recommended beers were excellent and the staff were very friendly. Well worth a visit.

A real traditional pub no music great beer that is brewed on the premises. Worth a visit you won't be disappointed

We stayed straight across the road at the three queens and as all the men were real ale drinkers this was heaven. It won CAMRA awards for its ale and the staff and locals all made us feel very welcome. We did not eat as we were in a wedding group but the food being served around us looked fabulous.

I was on a bachelor party and we visited the Burton bridge pub and had a guided tour of the brewery, which is well worth a visit and very interesting the brewer and guide was very informative. After the tour we sampled the brews and were very tasty, some had a meal afterwards which was very tasty, a very nice pub.

Great atmosphere. Great staff and excellent choice of many ales. Well worth a visit. Cheese board and pork pie snacks, a must. Proper 400 year old authentic brewery. Chilled and pleasant public house feels better than many pubs that have all gone Gastro. No need for change. Keep it up Burton Bridge Brewery. Loved all of it

An evening at the Burton Bridge Brewery and pub proved really interesting. The pub itself is quite small but there's a skittle alley upstairs. The food we had was really good and the beer was excellent. If you have a large group, the brewery tour is very informative.

We visit quite often although not as often as we would like to! The staff are so friendly and second to none, so welcoming of our son, George, that this was the first place we brought him to with the family after he was first born. The food is amazing and the steak Tuesday's are definitely worth booking for but my personal preference is the egg, ham and chips from the regular menu which is cooked to perfection and on a par with my Nans! Everyone at The Bridge is so welcoming, Carl and all make this a very special pub which has a very special place in our hearts

Fantastic advert for the home of brewing. Fantastic selection of real ales to suit all tastes with a range of fruit wines available for none beer drinkers

While in town visiting family, we took in one of the brewery's beer festivals (beer and sausage - a great combination).I tried a couple of the visiting ales, but my favorite turned out to be the Brewery's own Golden Delicious. Very refreshing stuff!This is a true brewpub, with brewing operations on the premises.The building used to be part of a Worthington brewery, before being closed and sold off. The buildings reflect that and much character comes from it.Even on an incredibly busy night, staff were helpful and attentive.Locals love this place, but even if you're just passing through, I highly recommend it.

The Bridge Inn is the home of the Burton Bridge Brewery, an independent craft ale producer. It is a modest pub that should be on the trail of all ale lovers. The house brew, bridge bitter was a delight.

The best watering hole in Beertown. Good selection of real ales, Fruit wines, spirits etc. Home cooked meals. If you time it right you could drop on lucky with the twice yearly Bangers & Beer festival or one of the local Beer festivals. very friendly, polite staff. If you want a night out with a difference book the upstairs old fashioned Skittles alley room for a brilliant night out with family / friends.In the Bargates area of Burton only a 10 minute walk from town centre, Local CAMRA Pub of the year 2016.Real Ale does not get any better than this. Highly Recommended.

Just as the title this really IS a real pub. Great selection of real ales, be warned some of them are deceptively strong! We've always had a warm friendly welcome from staff and customers. Try the food if you get a chance, good home cooking freshly prepared. We'll be back

A great place to meet up with friends for an evening out. Busy but efficient & effective service from behind the bar. Clean, tidy, up together and a good atmosphere.

A bit of a walk from central town but well worth the effort.Good selection of real ales and a skittles alley upstairs.

A pub worth a visit while in Burton. it has a number of theme nights which are always great value and quality, add in the beer n bangers festival its a must visit!

Couple of beers in Burton with my son on his 25th birthday, chose to try the Bridge Inn, and so glad I did, I have lived away from Burton for the last 15 years, and used to go in the Bridge regularly, and I must say, from the first sip of Bridge Bitter, to the last drop of Festival Ale, it has not changed a bit, and good for it, had a great day, from the "real" fires (gas) to the old photos on the walls, to the service behind the bar, TIP TOP! Will not leave it another 15 years.

Nice pub with good beers and polite staff. Always worth a visit to enjoy a "proper pub" atmosphere. Skittle alley also upstairs.

A superb place. We had called in before Christmas for a pint or two and ended up booking the Skittles Alley. We held our party last night and had a fabulous welcome and brilliant service. Thank you Carl, we are definitely booking it again.

Tuesday evening steak night . Eight of us decided to dine out there unfortunately the meal my wife and I had, left a lot to be desired. I had the mixed grill my wife the steak. You could not fault the quantity, plenty of meat. But not of the best cut. Dissopointed. The staff were very helpful and friendly .Would I go back probabley not.

We have been going to the bridge for a number of years and have never ever had a bad night. We use it as our regular pub with family and friends. The land lord Carl is absolutely brilliant. He runs an excellent pub with very polite and hard working staff. Large range of high quality beers and wines from the brewery. You must try the pork pies! Oh and do not miss the twice yearly beer and sausage festival! Excellent place. Home from home!

This pub never seemed empty but the staff always had time to advise on the large selection of ales. Highly recommended if in town.

Been going since it was The Fox and GooseBrilliant beer-our late cousins preferred boozing man's boozer!and he came from Sussex, a Harveys drinker!

Visited here for lunch during the week recently. Ordered the chili con carne with a pint. The pint was great, as to be expected from the tap of the Burton Bridge Brewery, but my chili was clearly reheated, in so far that areas were cool and even cold from where the microwave had not penetrated. Otherwise, the pub is beautiful, with lots of wood and traditional features. Well worth a visit for a drink, but the food needs some work.

I must include my local in my reviews on Trip Advisor. After all I'm in here 2 or 3 times a week. Great beers produced on site, starting at under £3 a pint. The pork pies with English mustard and pickle are the perfect accompaniment to a pint of Burton Draught Ale. Alway busy. Alway buzzing.

I was looking for just a good pub and was recommended to come here by the hotel and found it to be the best beer I think I have ever had. This was accompanied by a cozy and friendly pub atmosphere. I would drive a long ways out of my way to go there again.

I've been going to the Bridge Inn for over 8 years now. The staff and locals are all friendly, prices are spot on and most importantly the ale is 10/10. Pub food menu is no nonsense stuff with staffordshire oatcakes, burgers etc which all go down nicely with a pint of GD. The skittle alley is great fun for parties and the beer festivals are some of the best I've been to.

Always call here when going onto the excellent Baan Thai across the road. A few pints of GD (Golden Delicious) is always "to be had" before a meal !

Great atmosphere and excellent real ale. Really friendly, old school pub. If you fancy a pub crawl in Burton - Bridge, Coopers and Devonshire = top night out.

We researched this pub before our visit to watch our team play at Burton. There were four of us and we arrived at 12 o'clock. The pub is made up of little alcoves an small bars giving it a homely feel. The beer was as expected perfectly kept and full of flavour. We all opted to have a Ploughmans at £6-45 and what a Ploughmans it was, probably one of the best I have had for the money. It consisted of pickle, salad, pickled onions, cheddar, ham off the bone, half a pork pie, homemade coleslaw and full warm ciabatta bread with butter. It complimented the beer brilliantly. A repeat visit next year when we play a way a must.

We had friends visiting England from America for the first time. On their "To do list" was to visit a typical Olde English Pub! There was only one choice! I don't get out much (!) but when I do I love to come here and this evening was no exception for a great night and great beer. My friend Ed wanted to try a selection of local beers so what better than to have the sampler paddle that was offered by the wonderful lady at the bar. Indeed, we partook of two of these (that's two EACH) in order to taste the 6 beers that were offered on the chalk board alongside the bar. Our favourite, "Stairway to Heaven"....but we particularly enjoyed the process by which we arrived at that decision! All in all, a great evening, enjoyed by all and back in Cleveland, Ohio, our group picture, taken by the fireplace, now adorns Michele's PC as a "screen saver"! Burton Bridge Brewery, immortalised across the water!

Booking is advisable as this lovely little piece of Italy has only a few tables. Booked in, the obligatory pint of Peroni and sat down to order. We had a table of 8 and as am from Italian decent They voted for me to choose a selection of starters for all to share, which I readily did. before the starters came we ordered mains. Starters came and wow I think I had over ordered with the amount of different dishes that kept coming. BUT they all were devoured with lots of oos and arssss . Mains were plentiful, hot and freshly cooked, all the pasta is made on the premises. We were stuffed BUT we had to share a tiramisu which again was home made. we were offer a free limoncello which was a great taste. Good service in nice surrounding just off the A38 Burton turn.

As good as always. The foods was standard Pub Grub but very good value for money and the quality was as expected. The things that draws us back is the beer, excellent as always.We may not visit as often as we once did but it is always reassuring that when we do return the food, beer and welcome is always good.

I'd liken this to the Ronseal of the pub world. It does exactly what it says on the tin. A no frills offering, but don't let that detract from the superb range of ales on offer in a traditional pub setting. Try a locally produced pork pie to accompany your ale, you won't be disappointed! A simple lunch time menu is on offer as well.Relatively small so can get busy at peak times with a small semi-covered beer garden overlooking the brewer yard.Frequented by locals, and a must for any visitor passing through the home of brewing.

Super knowledgeable landlord really knew his beer Great atmosphere in a really old English pub skittles an all a must visit

we were made to feel welcome and there was no stand offishness some pubs have, the beer was brewed on site and was very moreish in fact i did have more

Used to be a great unique place to visit now it's expanded to more venues the bridge site seems to have slipped, sorry but that's MHO still nice to visit though so don't pass it by. Great beer and sausage nights they are not to be missed.

I came here with a friend last Sunday lunchtime for a couple of pints. It's an authentic Victorian pub with several different rooms to drink in. Friendly welcome and service from the landlady. The locals were also friendly. Local pork pies were very good too.

This is a traditional, friendly pub with an excellent range of real ale.When I was there the local town beer festival so there was a hum of activity in the place. The landlady was judging at the festival and many travellers here for the festival obviously made this a key port of call on their trip.

I don't go out in Burton without starting here. Simply that good. Pork pies and a pint, with a fire on a winters day.

A proper old-fashioned pub with a great selection of real ales. Lunchtime food is fantastic - rather partial to the Staffordshire filled oakcake! Very friendly staff too. A must if you're in Burton.

Like stepping back in time, good choice of beer. Also no complaints about the pork pie.Near the town and easy to walk to

Great beer, brewed on site, and a huge choice from Porters to Blonde beers.A proper beer-loving drinkers' pub ...