The Bull's Head in Wolverhampton

Popped in as it had been refurbished. Place looks great now. The garden has also been done and is spacious-there is a pergola at the 1 end with long benches and screening to protect from the wind. Hanging baskets finish off the look. Well worth a visit.

Dropped in as we were passing and were made to feel welcome. Staff and other customers were friendly and welcoming. Served a good selection of beer.

A typical old ale pub, great pint of Holdens and friendly banter with the bar staff and regulars. Because its a typical spit and saw dust hostelry, I don't think children should be allowed in, if you get loud children in, you can't hear yourself speak, which has happened on a few occasions snd as spoiled our time there.

Escondido en la parte trasera de la cabeza del toro pub en calle el restaurante tailandés Bilston ofrece una muy amplia variedad de platos a precios muy razonables. La cantidad y calidad de la comida es muy buena y el servicio encantador. Como una atracción adicional para los amantes del real ale (molido Holden cervezas a lo largo de la carretera en Woodsetton) está en el sofá y muy bien cuidado. Ir cuidadosamente en el especial sin embargo su para hombres no los chicos.

Realmente impresionado con la comida aquí. Fuimos algunos amigos para el almuerzo, y me sorprendió cómo auténtico y sabroso el curry era. Es difícil encontrar un buen curry penang alrededor de Wolverhampton. Este no defrauda!

First time visitor and won't be the last, fast efficient service and great food. Easy to choose from menu and could easily try all of it - great set menu options as well Will be sure to return soon

Excellent meal with excellent service and a good lunchtime deal. Definitely going again. So much choice freshly cooked meals whenever you go. We were only diners as early but still given excellent service.

A superb pub-restaurant in Lower Gornal between Sedgley and Dudley. What you might ask is the unique menu. Which other establishment offers 1,000 variations on one basic English pub dish. What is the dish - well sausage and mash. And what is so special about that. Well the Bull's Head offer a choice of 10 differnet type of sausage, ten different types of gravy and ten different types of mash. When I went to school 10 cubed equals 1,000. It probably still doesunless the EU has issued a Directive saying that it does not. Combine that with excellent traditional roast dinner, first class gammon and egg plus a range of very good real ales and you have what is an absolute star in the pub-grub firmament. And the icing on the cake is that the prices are fantastic value. How I love living in the Black Country

Booked a family meal for us, and had been told by a friend how good this place was. Definitely wasn't disappointed. The staff were attentive, and the food so delicious. To anyone else reading this, definitely go, you won't regret it.

Every visit the food is spot on as good as any place in Thailand, the set meals are really the best to have as you get a taste of all dishes

If you go before 7pm you can have a starter and a main course for £10. The food is excellent. I usually have chicken satays for starter which comes with a peanut sauce. There different mains to try which are all delicious. I always try something different each time. Coconut rice is delicious. For dessert Thai custard is really nice and I always have this. The prices are slightly on the expensive side; but its nice as a treat every now and again for a change; I couldn't afford it every week. For four of us it came to just £60.50 without drinks. But we all had a starter, a main each, 2 portions of rice, a portion of chips and we all had a dessert. Drinks are now added onto your bill; as previously you had to give cash to the waitress or go and fetch the drinks yourself from the bar.

First time I've been in here for years great beer in a small bar friendly service they also do Thai food it did look fantastic but on this occasion I didn't eat well worth a visit

Food and service was excellent, waiter was very attentive and the presentation of the food was lovely! Particularly liked the ceramic bowls which were kept warm over tea light candles so the food didn't go cold. Well worth a visit, value for money was excellent, even without the 15% Monday - Wednesday, will definitely be visiting again soon!

Every thing about Ann's is super nothing is to much trouble for them, they now have a new waiter called Ice and hes great also nothing to much trouble for him, its a must place to eat so see you soon.

Authentic Thai cusine large portions. Special noodles ,coconut rice ,Thai fish cakes satay and everything delicious. You must try Thai custard and ice cream it is fantastic. Made to feel really welcome by friendly Thai staff. Drinks are served from Bulls head bar Holden's traditional beers great taste and reasonably priced. They also serve a realy nice Thai lager which is quite strong 5% but does not taste strong. Nicely decorated in Thai style. Highly recommend must book if you want to go Thursday Friday or Saturday nights.

not bad really.Not my favorite,but was certainly good enough to come back to.

This sounds like quite a claim but if you want an authentic Thai food experience you can't do much worse than Mee's. There are more aclaimed and upmarket Thai resturants around but this is the first one where you feel the food hasn't been westernised. Yes there are some dishes that you wouldn't find in Thailand, but the ones that you would are on a par with what we have had in Thailand.The service is really charming, not the quickest but certainly the friendliest and most accomodating we have experienced in ages. Both times we have been we have asked for dishes that have not been on the menu and they have been given us, (why the beef salad isn't on the menu amazes us... it is probably the best we have ever had!).The food is excellent value, (2 starters, 1 salad, 2 mains 2 rice 2 botles wine and 4 Singas came to £61). Last night was pretty (Wednesday) much full and we have been on a Saturday where they have been turing people away. Considering this resturant seems to rely on word of mouth - I found out about it from my mom - show's jut how good the food is here.Just one thing to remember.... Although they do accept cards for the food you have to pay cash for the drinks as the Bulls Head pub supplies them for the resturant, (it is in the back of the pub) so go prepared!We cannot recomend this place highly enough

Mee's Thai Restaurant, in a small, but comfortably decorated area to the rear of The Bull's Head, deserves to do well. We have visited twice in a week, and can confirm that the food is well prepared, charmingly served and reasonably priced. The restaurant has 28 covers, and has been busy during our visits.We have enjoyed: Kang Paneng, a dry aromatic Thai curry with coconut milk and limeleaves with chicken; Gai Bai Toey, chicken marinated with coriander root, cracked blackpepper and oyster sauce wrapped in pandan leaves and deep fried, and we have also loved the fried battered squid, with onion. We have also eaten Neau Pad Prik Pow, stir fried beef with chef’s special sauce, bamboo shoots, onion, spring onion, celery, peppers, mushroom and flavoured with chilli oil.On both occasions we have had starters (X2), mains (X2) a rice and some noodles, and the bill has been around £28. The food has been without fault.The Bull's Head is a decent pub, frequented by locals, but has no frills, whilst being friendly enough. As you walk through the pub to Mee's, nothing prepares you for the quality of the food.Finally, OK, so Sedgley is technically in Dudley. Nevertheless, we think that Mee's deserves a Wolverhampton listing, since the city of Wolverhampton, and the market town of Dudley are equidistant from The Bull's Head.