Greyhound Inn in Stafford

Always a good choice of beers on offer and bar snacks, check out the pork pies rolls and scratchings. Friendly staff. Proper pub !

Myself and some friends visited Stafford for an afternoon pub crawl. We chose to visit The Greyhound Inn amongst others and were glad we did. There was a very good selection of cask ales on and all the ones we tried were in great condition and so it appears they are being well kept. We had a few games of darts and some snacks whilst we enjoyed our ales and thoroughly enjoyed our visit.

We visited The Greyhound for a family birthday , excellent food , service and friendly staff and enviroment , food was plentyful and perfectly cooked , deffineitly will be visiting again very soon

Great Ales nice roaring fire and very dog friendly .no loud music or game machines. Just a traditional pub

Couldn't be bothered to cook so went out for a quick evening meal, we had food from the specials at £3.95 each. Good value for money,quick service, would recommend if you are feeling a little bit lazy and want good food at decent price.

Went to Stafford on a CAMRA real ale trip. The Greyhound inn was recommended for its variety of real ale. When we walked into the pub, the few locals there stopped talking and looked at us as if we shouldn't be there!! I tried to get drinks but the bar person couldn't drag herself away from leaning on the bar. When I was served was charged £8.80 for two drinks, so we sipped them very slowly and left. A shame as it was a nice pub with some good ales, won't go back.

Small tight spaces, footie on the telly, run up to Christmas it hasd a great atmosphere. Pub was really full as it was Christmastide but service was quick, friendly and efficient. Really enjoyed our quick pint - most pleasant

Stafford's destination of choice for those who enjoy real ales, with an ever changing selection of 8 ales on handpump.

We were on a bit of a session. Until we drove past on our way into town I didn't even realise that this pub existed. It feels a bit like a cross between a locals traditional pub and an up market club and it was really welcoming and warm on a horrible rainy night - we were even offered bar mats to dry our heads!! The décor was eclectic, the welcome was friendly, the range of beers was good and the environment was very cosy/ Recommend a visit