The Crooked House in South Staffordshire

The place is amazing such an amazing location for weddings parties etc . We enjoyed every minute of our visit up from hythe Kent . The landlord is such a gent what more can I say just a must visit for everyone

Absolutely beautiful location. Such an iconic pub. We hadn’t been for a few years and happened to pass by today and called in. So friendly and so quirky. A lovely old pub with such character. Keep this alive. !!!

This was my second time I've have been here... its still weird walking in the front door & feeling like you had one to many. You have to visit it to get the proper experience.. as looking at pictures doesn't do justice. Walking in a straight line is almost impossible..lol...

Staff lovely. It's at the bottom of a long road. Just be careful driving on it, as it's the only way in n out. There isn't a lot of parking space. Food lush though! Such a unique pub, deff worth a trip x

Lovely welcome, fantastic food, amazingly well kept beer. Couldnt rate this place any higher. 10 out of 10. Chef prides himself on quality and thats what we got and what the whole place is all about.

Visted 25/01/23 Nice friendly New owners and staff. The food was really nice will 100% Visit for food and drinks in the very near future

Been several times lately for food and drinks and it's so great under the new management! Friendly owners, great food and a lovely atmosphere! A unique local pub that is absolutely worth visiting!

Went for a nice couple of drinks this afternoon with the family. Father in law was happy to see it returning to the type of pub it has been known for. The landlady had a good chat with us all and asked for feedback on what it was like. Our 2 year old loved it there and just wanted to say hi to everyone. Be going alot more now.

We had a great lunchtime pint and cob in a lovely, warm traditional pub. The higgledy-piggledy nature of the building added to the charm. What was even better on a cold day was that our dog could sit inside with us. The staff were really friendly and everyone there was having a good time. Would recommend!

So sad to find the pub closed, we decided to pop over for bank holiday drinks with my elderly in laws both in their 80s who have fond memories of the pub from their younger days. They were so looking forward to it, We didn't check the Internet arrived to find the barrier down so couldn't even get near to the pub to have a nosey.. I really hope it's not closed down forever 😢

Went here as was in the area, the place is extremely unusual and gives you an odd feeling whilst inside, it's very qwerky and well worth a visit.

We went on Sunday 13th August 2pm ish to find barrier closed. No signs up on the main road "Himley Rd" nor on the barrier to say why it was closed. Will be terrible if it's gone for good.. Perhaps this landmark of the black country could be moved to the BCM museum, if its gone for good. Shame.

I travelled here from South Wales. It was a bit of a risk because the website and Facebook pages have not been up-dated for a while. I tried to ring but the number was disconnected! When I arrived an industrial standard gate had been placed across the access road and padlocked. There were other vehicles also parked up wondering what was happening. There was no signage or, indeed, any other source of information. We decided that the owners had obviously "done a runner". I am not sure if this is true but it certainly appeared that way. I am hoping the owners will read this and realise that they need to communicate with their customers. If they don't, I would suggest you save your petrol money!

Was working in gornal and so decided to pop in. Approach is very shabby (the road) and the actual exterior could do with cleaning up. I walked in one bar was closed the other empty. No real ale on tap for a period building and with such character was a shame so I left. Hospitality is a tough business, but you need to make an effort. The place felt unclean and unloved.

I haven’t been to the crooked house since I was a teen which is quite some years ago , me and my partner planned to go today and booked to eat in the restaurant for 3:30pm I booked the table yesterday morning When we arrived at 3:15pm we walked into the restaurant the young girl said have you booked I said yes and gave my name , she looked in the book and said oh I can accommodate you , sit there or there , I said can we sit there in the comfy seats , she said no as iv got other people coming in , there was only two other tables occupied and they closed at 5pm so we were led to a table by the door which was half in the dark area , she then said I can’t give you menus yet as you are early ! So she left us 15 minutes whilst she went to chat to a younger girl behind the bar area . I had noticed on the website they done faggots mash and peas for £9.95, so we eventually ordered two soda waters and two faggots and mash meals . It took about 30 minutes to come and no other guests did ever arrive after us to sit in the other comfy seats so she told a bit of a lie there , well when the faggots come to say it was a small portion is an understatement and was in two tiny bowls . I could have ate mine twice , i went up to pay the bill and she said that’s £12.95 each for the faggots and mash and iv charged you both for soda wAters , so the bill came to just shy of £30 for two small bowls of faggots and mash and two waters , I said no it’s £9:95 as stated on your website site , she replied abruptly it went up today to £12.95 each I said that’s a £3 increase and there was not enough there for a child . She said I only work here I don’t make the prices and we need to tidy up as shutting soon , I reluctantly paid but said I won’t be eating here again to which she replied ‘OK !! Her customer skills were none existent and she had an abrupt couldn’t care less attitude and the food portions are expensive and tiny . 35 years since I last visited the crooked house and I won’t be rushing back soon !! The prices on the menu website is not what you pay . !

We stopped by this quirky little crooked house for a birthday lunch yesterday. Friendly staff, great food and a beautiful little place to visit.

Worth a visit lovely looking place..food very nice..friendly staff..nice menu ..highly recommend the crooked burger and the fish n chips 10/10

Visited with friends who had been before. As you drive towards it you wonder where the heck your going, it's a bad rough winding road that shook the car to bits. That aside once your there its an amazing building and going inside certainly is...

Had a meal at the crooked house on 26th February have to say meal was absolutely beautiful cooked to perfection The service was fantastic even had a free starter for booking in advance highly recommended thank you for a lovely night

Excellent lunch, really good service. Meal delicious and reasonably priced. Will definitely go again.

We rang & reserved a table , when we arrived there was only us & another table being used, so no need to book. Menu is very limited and food was not the best. £19 steak was burnt all over, the fish I had was...

Nothing has changed. Bar service really poor. Took 3 staff to work out the price of 4 pints of lager and 20 mns to do so. Such a shame that such a lovely place steeped in such history is run by people who clearly want...

Went there today, 31st July, wanted food, it was mid afternoon. It seems that this place is still stuck in the covid bubble! No proper food, just a few soft rolls in cellophane on the bar, it was like a throwback to the 1970's. Everyone...

Nice venue (unusual), drinks are nice and seating available outside for those who ate arriving onky to drink. You have to pre- book for food but not clear on the website (or at least not at the time) how to do that, it mentioned pop...

Went for a drink with the wife and boys and decided to have lunch…. Fish and chips for me and burger for the wife …. Covid restrictions meant we sat outside which was fine as warm day… Staff friendly and efficient…. Food was good …

Really annoyed - we went to this pub after a nice walk after checking the opening hours - apparently open until 6. Arrived at 4.45 and started enjoying the afternoon sun with our pints. Decided to stay for another as we were enjoying ourselves. Suddenly,...

Nice restaurant at rear , great player area - prices quite high but nice food! Don’t be put off by drive up to pub!

This pub has so much character and charm and I'm sure at one point, possibly prior to Covid, this was a great place to go. However, we visited with our friends this evening and had a terrible experience. We booked a table for 4 of...

The peculiar thing about this pub/restaurant is that you feel drunk before you get to the bar. Walking into a building that looks as if is about to fall down is a strange experience. However, at the rear of the pub is a new extension...

After prebooking a family meal, stating there would be a vegan attending. We arrived & asked for the vegan menu only to told that there wasn't one. There was one vegan option on a generally limited menu, which was a pasta dish. The did not...

One of England’s hidden gems. Truly a sight to see. The building defies imagination. Try the marble trick, it’ll amaze you. Staff is very friendly, and food is delicious. Family friendly too. Hidden away in the English countryside.

Called this morning as we were on the way to confirm we could book and get a table! Loved it all food was good as were the drinks and was very fairly priced would definitely visit again

Called in for lunch, we were given a lovely table and a choice from three menus (bar snacks, christmas and main) with some unusual options Venison and peasant. There was also a great choice of drinks.Service was good and the staff friendly. The meals were as good as they sounded apart from the chips being jumbo size and needing a little longer cooking. Desserts were as good. Will have to go back to try something else

Highly recommended lovely food and staff are very good nice atmosphere such a lovely place it's a must

Liked the quirkiness of the pub but 50 mins wait for 2 sandwiches and fries was too long. No one in the restaurant and just our pub food order. Was told 20/30 minutes wait. Nothing special. Barmaid kept on disappearing. Wouldn’t recommend or visit again.

...the best meal you’ll (1) see, and (2) taste in Dudley - fish pie very highly recommended. Book 24 hours in advance and they’ll give you 20% discount on the specials menu ! Even without, was still there Bly £55 for 2. Okay, now the negatives - it’s highly critical but they’re nearly there anyway. The welcoming waitress took us to our table and then went back to get a wine menu. Of course, without looking at the two menus together, we were not able to give a drinks order... so off she went again for another few minutes. This time, another waitress came to take our order - probably advised that we were taking too much time to order our drinks ?!? The 2nd waitress brought the wine as follows... A bottle of wine that had been opened in another room - how do I know that I’m getting what I paid for ? It’ was a twist cap so just do it at the table. Furthermore, it didn’t come out of a chiller cabinet so, although the opened bottle was presented in an ice bucket with plenty of water and a little ice, the first two (over)filled glasses were served at only just below room temperature. I didn’t get a properly chilled glass (13 degrees) for 20 minutes. Another table, 10 minutes later, was asked for their drinks order within 30 seconds of sitting down - their menus arrived a few minutes later. I guess beer or house wine requires very little thought... probably equal to the level of their gastronomic experience. A 3rd staff member brought our starter, a baby tomato pesto salad, some of which came from their homegrown allotment- apparently very sweet and enjoyable. The fish batter was a little greasy and the fish too soft, while the chips appeared to be pre-fried and oven finished. The homegrown carrots and honey marrow were also pre-cooked and rapid finished but very enjoyable nevertheless. The marrowfat peas came as a very pleasant surprise - I always hated the tinned versions in my youth. Heinz tartare sauce, or anything close to/resembling Heinz mayonaise, is best avoided. Semi-fredo tiramisu was enjoyable, as was the traditional bread pudding and Birds custard - good size portions too. The Crooked House is at the end of a short country lane, surrounded by woods, and presents itself exactly as expected. While the walk through the bar will require an immediate adjustment on your senses, the restaurant is very nicely laid out and doesn’t create any optical illusions. They also have a relaxing sofa area if you’d prefer. Personally, I feel that the music could have been improved to something a little more refined, or chilled, or anything but Irish boy bands and radio adverts etc.

My godchildren and their children came with me for dinner here. The food was excellent, well-cooked and the service was prompt. I enjoyed the quirkiness of the place and would like to return in the future. Well done to all

Popped in for some lunch after a long drive from Sussex to make the Wolves game. Came in with my friend about 1pm, no-one else around. Service was nice and quick and great menu choice, from game pies to fish and chips. I chose the burger and added in cheese and bacon for an extra pound each - what’s a pound hey? I would urge you all to spend the two quid - the bacon and cheese made the burger. The meat was superb, bacon cooked perfectly and the whole combination of burger was fantastic. It came with chips which were delicious and a small salad garnish. Reasonably priced, will definitely visit again when in the area.

The Crooked House is even more crooked in real life than in the photos we'd seen. We felt a bit queasy to begin with but got used to all the weird angles after a while. We only stayed for one drink and really enjoyed their selection of homemade gins. The staff were friendly and helpful, opening up the bar for us because the lounge was full. Overall it's a fun place to visit.

Weird and wonderful, watch the marble 'roll uphill'! Quirky pub, good food, outdoor play area and gardens.

Our friends took us to visit this Pub, lovely atmosphere, very friendly, great beers, and the feeling of being Tipsy, where everything is sloping.

Absolutely terrible. My mom used to come here all the time when she was a teenager, and she wanted to share her experience with my sister and I. Unfortunately, we were treated very poorly by the bartenders/staff and the service was just awful. We decided to only get drinks, and we were kicked out of the dining area. We asked for our bill and had to wait over 20 minutes at the bar for it. We will never come again!! Just bloody horrible.

Went for a lovely family day out in the summer when the weather was good. Was greeted by a wonderful young red-headed girl. She couldn’t do enough for us. My children both had chicken nuggets and chips, waited quite a while for the food but understandable as it was quite a busy day. My children also enjoyed playing on the park in the sun. Overall it was a lovely day out.

Staff had attitude problems from the minute we walked in. simple food like garlic bread was overdone or cheese garlic bread was underdone.

Visiting the Crooked House was an experience not to be forgotten, not only visibly from first sight but total disorientation from stepping in the door, totally weird but fun experience. Perhaps one should have a drink outside first before going in, move the bar outside. Lovely venue for functions too from looks of garden setting at the side of the house.

So sorry to say we had an awfully experience here today. Definitely NOT a family friendly pub. No good for kids and no good for the elderly.

My partner and I arrived at 2p.m on 05/09/2019.......it was empty. We were promptly seated and our food order was taken. 2 Chop house burgers & 'chophouse chips', (which we didn't get, we got fries instead with no explanation) . The burgers were topped with bacon and cheese, the bacon being half a slice of streaky and the cheese was a slice of what I can only assume was ASDA's smart price range. We paid an extra £1.50 for these delights on top of what we thought was an immensely overpriced £11.50 burger. It should've been priced around the £8 mark. The side salad consisted of 2 withered looking leaves of lettuce with a squirt of balsamic vinegar. There was absolutely no atmosphere whatever. I've seen more life in a morgue. Have a Burger King instead and avoid like the clappers. Won't be visiting again.

Family (x4) from Canada on holiday here. Arrived at pub at 12md on Thursday 15/9/2019 last visit by my niece was with me when she was 17yrs and is now 47yrs with her family. Was asked to leave lounge if we were not eating and not booked and go to bar by a young blond girl. We had a drink and another inexperienced barman could not be bothered with us and eventually we were asked to leave premises. Did not need to be asked twice and left. Not happy with experience and visitors were truly amazed by the arrogance of staff.

Nice to see something different but disappointed as food only served 12-2.30pm. they should have a sign saying this at the start of the long lane down to it.

Quirky pub untouched by time ! On arrival had some doubts about the restaurant as it looks like a 1970’s berni grill untouched by time ! However I was wrong ! The staff are helpful ( if a little slow to serve) the menu is varied and up market. We enjoyed a great tasty 3 course meal at a reasonable price - will visit again

Decided to try this pub for the very first time.

We sat outside on a sunny day and had a great conversation about the house, kids let their imagination run wild on how the house became crroked, it was a good visit

I wanted to celebrate a birthday party with family and 2 toddlers. Booked in advance. On the day of the party I had to be late due to strikes in airports. Had to give them a call asking to delay my order because of the reasons above. They refused, and first people came on time. When rest of us arrived -staff told us that they will not serve our table because they are overbooked. At the moment we arrived - place had been empty, however, Chef said you need to wait a minimum of 3 hours before we can take your orders. You have been late and reasons are your problem. Fortunately, there were other good places around

The Crooked House is a unique experience - a truly amazing building that seems to defy gravity. The food, however, is rather over-priced and the service on the slow side. The owners should also really have a tidy-up outside in the car park, where there is a lot of unsightly litter, rather spoiling first impressions as you drive in.

Great location safe for children. Grab a bite to eat while there. Plenty of outside tables and chairs. Fantastic / Amazing pub. Great beers and pork scratching a try the Hot Hot Hot ones.

We held our wedding at the Crooked House in June of this year and had a wonderful day. The team are well organised and help you plan months in advance. They are flexible and their rates are very reasonable.

We came here after visiting the Back Country Museum. We didn't eat but sat outside in the sun with a few drinks to relax and chat. I visited here about 20 years ago and it was just a pub then but there is now a restaurant and play area. The pubs still the same. Makes you feel dizzy. The only complaint is no staff came out to clear tables so there were plastic glasses falling off the tables and rolling over the food. You have to pay a £1 deposit if you wanted a proper glass, which is returned when you take the glasses back. It was a good end to a good day.

Came after going to the BCLM, had a quick drink, my son enjoyed the playground whilst we sat outside, we didn’t eat, but the restaurant looks nice. Great to see the building and enjoyed playing with the marble on the Dado rail as you enter the bar.

Lovely setting and building. Appeared to be a wedding on no staff at the bar queue of more than 10 people. Walked out and went elsewhere.

Staff very friendly, orders hot fresh bread with smoked beef dripping and grey peas as starter, grey peas great,make them myself. Mini hot bread lovely small but lovely, but the vbeef dripping was just pure lard, have eaten dripping along life but this was beef lard, no flavoure of beef,cor smokey need as advertised,did say to waitress, I as dissapointed. And told it was dripping and she whippedcitvup herself and that it had smoked salt sprinkled on it, it was hard lard with no salt flavouring to it. Then I hadxthexsteak with chips and tomatoes and mushrooms, can't fault it large steak cooked nicely, mushrooms red hot plate hot, chips very crunchy, very nice meal, my guest not so impressed with the steak and blue cheese salad, a lot of baby leaves, a piece of steak sliced up on top, and a couple of pieces of cheese scattered over it, not worth the money she said. Quite expensive for what you have. Extra pepper sauce, and blue cheese very nice and a lot in one serving. Dined at 6pm. Overall nice quiet dining experience, ambience nice, exactly what you expect from housecoat that age, and wet week, slight smell of dampness, in bar area, just as it should be, their own brand pale ale quite nice. Refreshing. And sweet tasting . Could do with better variety on menus though

We went with four other friends and thoroughly enjoyed having a few drinks and a nice meal.Having been in the building game most of my life we all had a good laugh and enjoyed our time at the pub.

Miserable cow kicked us out the beer garden saying restraunt only asked for a menu told kitchen not open she needs a personality transplant

Such a cool place with amazing optical illusions! Talk about turning around a bad situation. Hard to find but worth it!

We went to the crooked house with my wife and parents on Sunday 9th June. At the time we were the only people in the restaurant so they came and requested drinks plus took our order very quickly. From that moment onwards they slowed down to a snails pace.

We had been recommend here for the quirky experience however we got a lot more than we bargained for.

Went to the Crooked House with my husband and son. It's been a long time since I have been and my son hasn't been at all even though it's not far from home. Served by a friendly young lady. Very unique and quirky place to visit.

Very friendly - helpful staff. An amazing place to visit. A very different experience. Make sure you roll the marble up the hill you won't believe your eyes.

Very quirky place with history you feel strang walking threw the door with everything been on a slant.however it was a hot day so sat outside in beer garden with are dog.

First time in years we visited this quirky venue, and were not disappointed, friends we took were amazed at how much it sloped, the food was good and varied service was great very pleasant staff And even recommended the draft beers we would like after telling them about what taste we liked, well worth a visit,

We checked the website and it stated the pub was open until 6. We arrived at 5 and it was closed. We’d travelled 40 miles for nothing.

A total insult. The staff don't look old enough to be out of school. They do not keep track of who came first to be served. I was standing for half an hour at the bar before I walked. I spoke up asking for my drinks and was verbally insulted by some man who came to the bar 5 mins after myself, the girl rushed straight to serve him despite already taking my order. I do not reccomend this place at all, my partner informed me that the beer had gone off but staff was still serving it, very bad service, unfriendly atmosphere. The place should be shut down and turned in to a museum

we came along here before Christmas as haven't been for about 20 years. just by chance my brother had travelled to see us both so though what a fabulous opportunity to show him here..upon arrival about 7pm ish place was busy but bar staff numbers very small which meant no service for a while. when they did show up the selection of real ales on the bar top was good but got told none of them where on :( not what we where after really so politely had a pint of what was available and left . could have been a bad period or just bad timing but unfortunately we wont be returning for a while

Always wanted to visit the Crooked House and wasn't disappointed. Fabulous quirky place full of great photo opportunities and also a feel of how pubs were days gone by. Must have a pint of the Crooked tipple. Next visit we are going to try the food

When living in Solihull back in the 70s I, with some friends would visit here often. In February this year, I took my youngest daughter and 2 step daughters to have a meal. They were litterly gobsmacked by the shape of the house. Since my 70s visit, they have added a restaurant and still do bar meals as well as in the restaurant. Very reasonable prices, great value for money, we chose the pheasant breast with kale, knocky and a homemade cranberry sauce. Google knocky. The service was excellent and the staff very helpful. I recommend this to anyone visiting the west midlands. It's a bit off the beaten track but I would definitely do it again. Check out its history, my daughter did and she told me more about it than I knew.

After hearing some good reports lately about food at the Crooked House, I had the opportunity to try it one Sunday. First point is positive: the house bitter is a lovely drink. But the food . . . My wife and I ordered fish and chips. We didn't get what was offered on the menu, we got cod bites, the sort of thing you would give to a child (a very small portion at that), and those awful thin French fries like those you get in McDonald's, all packed in a box clearly intended to contain Southern Fried Chicken, since that's what it said on the outside. Not good value at all. To add insult to injury, the meal was presented on what looked like a slice of a tree trunk - Gimmicky!. Presumably, when you tip it all out and add vinegar, it will run all over the side of the plank of wood and over your trousers. I have to ask the simple question: what's wrong with using a traditional round white plate? It would be much preferable and better for the washer-up, and would thus enhance hygiene.

Popped in here on passing. It’s a bit off the beaten track a bit off putting as no lights so would be extremely dark at night.

Worth a visit, it’s really weird in a good way. Things appear to be one way when really they’re not. Good space outside for having a drink and watching the world go by

This pub is hidden away but a real asset to the community. Not only does it's quirky history and image make a trip unusual and exciting but staff, gin menu, variety of drinks and food is also a worthy treat. Cannot wait to visit again soon!

Off the main road, along a dark track unlit on a dark night, very spooky. The building was indeed crooked and had to be seen to be believed. Restaurant all dressed lovely for Christmas and it was comforting to see a few other diners in there. Food was okay, the place was quirky.

A great venue but the staff are rude, unhelpful and unwelcoming. The place was near empty we wanted lunch and for some odd reason we were told they were fully booked (90% of the tables were vacant and remained so all afternoon) we were told that we had to have "bar food" that was the most quirky menu we have ever seen, the manageress was rude and obnoxious we will not be returning.

had a meal with friends reliving memories from the 1960s a real nostalgia trip fantastic and a good meal not to be missed.

We called in one very cold Saturday lunchtime after we had been recommended to try this place.

Visited for bonfire night with family, really nice family friendly atmosphere and whilst it was busy it wasn't uncomfortably packed. With exception of the 'specialty gins' the drinks were a reasonable price and service was relatively quick too. The actual firework display was very impressive and there was a live band providing entertainment for most of the night which was enjoyable. We all had a nice night and agreed it was worth the £4 ticket price.

Perfect evening with great bonfire and fireworks really enjoyed it not packed in like sardines and not to long at a bar for a drink. Loved the leaky blinders theme to some great outfits

Having travelled up from Cornwall to see family we visited with friends on a weekday lunch time.

Questo pub e' piuttosto fuori mano, ma vale la pena andarlo a cercare in fondo ad una stradina un po' dissestata dalle parti di Dudley.

It’s worth a visit just for the quirky setting as a one off. It was absolutely dead for a Friday night with a total of 6 people in the whole place. The bizarre thing was, we were told that we might lose our table if the others in our party weren’t on time!!! And it wasn’t a joke! The food was very average and one of the steaks was the worse I’ve ever seen. I don’t think it was the cooking, just the quality of the meat. The staff were good though and the fish and chips was awesome. It’s a really wacky, one of a kind place but I don’t think is worth the money food wise and I couldn’t really recommend it. The place could be amazing with a bit of effort as it has the wow factor building wise but the food just doesn’t hit the mark.

Must be the worst place I have been never used to be in the past visited to show other members of my family yes the building is good and my granddaughter loved seeing the marble go uphill but that is where it ends ordered food was told went to sit down and was told couldn’t sit there even though we had paid asked for money back was told no food was ready when we ordered we was told 15-20 minutes and it was bearly two minutes we had the food if that’s what you call it none of us eat it worst food ever. Staff so rude and not interested spoke to manager after speaking to her can understand the staffs attitude.

Quiet Friday afternoon saw us go to lunch at this very delightful pub, with a warm well from the staff that we met, our lunch (fish & chips)was freshly cooked , was so good, the were big & crisp the fish was cooked to perfection with batter bits ( remember them from my childhood) staff were very helpful showing us how a ball rolls up a table as well as a brief history of the pub, if you plan on making the journey to this great pub trust the day nav or googl e map, yes you will think you are going the wrong way when it takes you along a track, but stay with it, it is the right way.

Quick stop off on way home to show friends this great little pub. Plastic glasses unless you pay a £1 deposit ! Whats that about ?

We arrived on a lunchtime, and wanted to eat, picking the special of the day, only to be informed, that we could only have it, if we had already booked it. In the end because we were hungry, we opted for a sandwich, it was okay, but nothing special. We were not made to feel welcome, in fact it appeared to be we were somewhat of a nuisance.

Not a great visit, made 11 calls to try and get through to book, had to leave a deposit of £25 before we could book as there were 5 of us, not happy having to give full card details over the telephone!

We have visited the Crooked House over a number of years and until recently were not disappointed. However, on this occasion we were slightly early before restaurant opened.

We went here for birthday celebrations. Looked at the menu online which looked good however upon arrival very disappointed as menu was very different so much so non of the 3 potential main dishes I had in mind were on it but were on online menu. The staff could only say "Oh it does say menu subject to change" no where did I read that nor others in the party.

Took elderly relatives for a lunch time treat. Most unfriendly and unwelcome reception ever. People in front turned away, pub open but restaurant not for 5 mins. Not allowed to sit at a table in restaurant, order a drink and peruse menu. Sent to the bar and told there were two others booked who would take priority. Our turn to request a table, rather rudely enquired if we had heard what other customers were told. So we left.

New to England... drive to The Crooked House and realised the restaurant / bar boarders on a rubbish tip. The place itself looked pretty cool from the outside. But the refuse adjoining the area totally takes away any amenity value this place might once have had.

The view from outside was great and as you walked through the bar it felt a little lopsided. We ate in the restaurant and even though we pre booked they wasn’t ready for us and the staff were a little rude.

Been to the crooked house many times , always like to take any visitors we have , who don’t cone from these parts of the world ,it’s an amazing building , it has to be seen , very strange feeling when you walk in the place , not recommended to go if it’s raining as the road leading to it gets flooded and very uneven , but definitely a must on a nice dry day , eat in the restaurant once , excellent food but not cheap, Bar meals are also very good

Quite a well known pub in the area, so decided to pay it a visit having not been in years. Took a while to get served, probably arrived at the wrong time. Ordered a pint of Bank's Mild, normally a sure fire bet, however on this occasion it was poorly kept and warm, I returned it and changed for their self named bitter which was not much better. The place itself is quaint and the kids will love it. Though I am suprised as to why they didn't try and replicate the theme of the crooked nature of the building to restaurant extention? No doubt something to do with Health and Safety.....pretty dissapointing really, as it's quite near to Himley Hall which we visit often.

Food was good but alot of money.food no good for children. We only had bar food.as that was loads we discided the restaurant would definitely be loads. No sugar free lemonade. Very clean n no sauces.