The Navigation Inn in South Staffordshire

Had a lovely meal here with family & friends on Saturday night & were made to feel very welcome. We all thoroughly enjoyed our meals-but the homemade steak & ale pie my other half had-he said was one of the best pies he’d ever tasted. Will look forward to returning again one day so my Dad can try the faggots- which had unfortunately run out. Would definitely recommend this traditional pub for proper grub.

Great canalside pub. Really good food and super helpful staff. We were late arriving on a boat and called ahead to make sure they would still serve us. They took our order over the phone and the food was cooked and ready just as we arrived. So helpful and a great atmosphere. We had a great night and big thanks to Alex, a real credit to the place!

Fabulous food, steak, pie & burgers, there was 5 of us & 3 dogs. Cosy pub, the landlady Alex is so lovely. Dog friendly. Will return x

My mom and me have been coming to this pub for years as their beef sandwiches are excellent beautiful tender beef but last visit the beef was very chewy so much so we couldn't eat it so haven't been since shame as we really enjoyed the food until then

Very friendly lady most welcoming Excellent food nice and hot and cooked to order and great portion size. Chef very attentive. Nice clean pretty decor Dog friendly and very welcoming. We only came in for a drink and heard locals enjoying the food so we ordered dinner.

We promised ourselves a Sunday Lunch here based on previous visits. We were not disappointed! We both had the roast lamb which came at a £2 premium over the other roasts on offer. The lamb was excellent and there was a good selection of vegetables on the plate including roast potatoes and boiled new potatoes. This made rather more potato than either of us wanted but I'm not going to knock anyone for putting too much on my plate! We were quite glad that we didn't have a starter and didn't feel like a dessert after. We both drank an excellent pint of Enville Bitter (or 2 in some cases).

Lovely food, brilliant beer, super staff… Lamb shank and 14oz gammon were lovely, local ales brilliant and the staff were great throughout our stay. Surprised folk were drinking and not eating… missed out!

Our first and will not be our last. Went for a Family Sunday Roast Dinner which didn't disappoint. A well put together Roast Dinner with various choices of roast meat and ample veg and Yorkshire pudding. At a very reasonable price as was the local Enville ale. Great service and friendly helpful staff. Located next to the canal which was I deal for a nice walk afterwards. Will try their Curry night next time.

Excellent value, very friendly with good food and beer. Also other customers were friendly. Dogs were welcome - a thoroughly pleasant pub

Good beers, good playlist, great value pub food, no fuss. Dog friendly. Perfect for an evening on the canal. Plenty of table space. Friendly staff.

The staff here are charming, hard working, welcoming, friendly and very jolly. We stopped by here after a day on the canal and we had a lovely evening here. The food is not fancy but it is good quality, tasty, nicely presented and excellent value for money. The beer is great, the atmosphere is friendly and enjoyable, everywhere is clean and comfortable. This is a really smashing traditional pub and we thoroughly enjoyed our evening here. We will definitely be back for more. I cannot think of a single negative thing to say about my experience of the Navigation. It is a lovely place to spend an evening in.

A fabulous friendly welcoming local pub! Came across this when a friend suggested to go to the quiz night and we were not disappointed! The atmosphere was welcoming from when we got there the staff were very accommodating and the quiz was a great evening Alex who runs the quiz was a great host! They also offered food on the evening for a very reasonable price and to a great standard! The drinks prices are also very attractive! Will definitely be visiting here again! If you’re in the area you should definitely pop in and visit this place!

Very friendly pub with attentive staff and excellent theme nights. Particularly enjoyed the pub quiz and the curry and side for £5 offer was delicious - all home cooked by a very funny and sweet in house chef who delivered the food to the table themselves! Mixed genre music and a nice spot by the cosy fireplace was very welcome after a long week. They have a Thai night we will try next. Excellent food, atmosphere and staff.

The Navigation is a lovely scenic pub which I would highly recommend for some dinner on an evening or even after a lovely canal walk. As soon as you go in you are welcomed with a homely sense, a friendly face and a positive dog friendly environment (with bowls and dog treats at the bar? The staff are amazing and will help you with any query you need support with. A huge wide range of things to drink for children and staff. The FOOD is AMAZING. Fresh and prepared in a suitable amount of time. Great value for money for the portions you get! Will be my new local! Would highly recommend! Also have themed nights such as Thai nights and quiz nights!

I've been coming to this pub for years now, always feel welcome by the lovely staff..expecially Alex. Great selection of beers ales and lovely cocktails! and reasonably priced too! I always recommend it to all my friends and family. Best pub around

Stopped off on a walk along the canal. Great atmosphere, cheap drinks and good food. The staff are always very accommodating. Will definitely be back!

Quiz nights are always fun, food is always banging and atmosphere is great. Alex brings so much life to the pub. Pop down and find out for yourselves!

Great food, lovely team of staff and the service is second to none. Fab local pub with great scenery and walks along the canal too.

Been going here for 40+ years and you can't beat it as a nice, basic, dog friendly country pub with a good selection of beers and cheerful staff.

Took my partner for her first experience of the nailers carvery.it didn't disappoint. The food was brilliant as usual.i had the faggots today.they where amazing.we will be back

Alex and her colleagues were fantastic, brilliant service. Sunday roast was lovely. No complaints at all! :)

absolutely adore this place, lovely location and an all round lovely pub. the staff are all very welcoming and even came over to bring my dog some treats. me, the hubby and the kids went on a sunday at around five ish, wasn’t packed out but still busy so we managed to get a seat inside as it was a bit wet. our waitress was lovely and brilliant considering she was the only one on shift, shoutout to Halle, thank you lovely, you made our trip better. The food was excellent, compliments to the chef. All round lovely place, will definitely return in the near future x

Very loud unruly kids. Spoiling a nice quiet country pub. Be aware if you are seeking a pint and food in tranquility. It's horrible. Cant hear ourselves speak.

The food was acceptable. The beers are supperb. I was more than a little concerned when I read about the state of the kitchen and subsequent court case. I doubt I will use it again until new management takes over. Pity really as it could be such a nice canal side pub.

Nice setting close to the canal and Ashwood nursery but really run down outside. Rubbish and weeds everywhere, needs a really good tidy up. There's a rundown building over the road next to the Car park which was once used for BBQ's, There's loads of space for more outside seating by it, but it's all overgrown. It could be so much better.

Visited 13th March with my wife hadn't been in there for years great country style pub we were served by a lady named Anna she was so friendly a credit to the pub also the manager Rosco who was also a great host i had the enville ale it was spot on as the kitchen was nearly closing we both just had breakfast sandwiches we browsed through the menu it was a good choice and very reasonably priced they also do Sunday roast which we were told we would have to book as it's so popular toilets were spotlessly clean also @ it's dog friendly the only downside was it did need a lick of paint inside @ new carpet but will definitely be visiting again very soon

Lot of history at this pub, good pub food and beer, really enjoyed a quick night out here. Rosco looks after you really well if he’s in makes it feel like a lovely local

Really showings it’s age. Carpet like the one in Only Fools and Horses. Microwaved “hot meat” baguette. Christmas lights up in May. Very disappointed

Popped in, 23 and 25th August lunch time. Cobs fresh and tasty, fresh meat and lovely cheese and onion, and real ale !. Good prices, great surroundings, nice people. Will be back. Mickey & Carol

Just been to Navigation for Sunday lunch. Absolutely fantastic roast beef and Yorkshire pudding followed by apple pie and ice cream. Dog friendly and human friendly. Definitely one to try

Went today 17th for lunch at 1.30 only to be told kitchen closed re vamp only booked it Sunday 13th absolutely disgusting never go back again my daughter had sunday lunch there at the day it booked no signs up at all

Dissappointing visit today. Glasses were filthy, with mouth and lipstick marks around the rim (frightening when covid continues) and filled cobs were mouldy. Ham looked nice however cheese had no flavour, but we couldn't eat after spotting the mould! Presume it was the manager behind the bar, he wasn't at all interested, leaving the poor bar staff obviously embarrassed but the young girl dealt with it the best she could. The refurbished toilets were spotless though.

friday night is not a good time to have a meal here.very very noisy with groups of people shouting so bad we could not hear our own conversation at our table.food was very average,our mains took along time to arrive,i was not given a steak knife to cut my steak,[it was not a particulary good cut] one of our group had their peas missed off completly.the real ale was warm and wine only came in one glass bottles,they also had not got 3 wine glasses we had to have a gin glass.

First time for ages that we can dine inside (wouldn't have mattered to be outside either) Lovely bacon and egg cob with trimmings for me and tuna for the other half with a side of chips, and the pint of Enville was spot on, every one friendly and pleasant, will be back soon..!

My elderly parents were regular visitors prior to the pandemic so were looking forward to visiting again. The Navigation is doing menu limited to Sandwiches & chips which was fine. Unfortunately the waitress severely overcharged us & wouldn’t accept that she had. Not wanting to upset Mum & Dad I had to accept her word but it left a nasty taste & we agreed we wouldn’t be going again even if the food had been great but it wasn’t - cheap chips, stale cob & a limp bit of lettuce.

After donning my mask and scanning my NHS App, I was seated and served very swiftly and efficiently by the solitary bar staff. The pub was occupied by approximately 20-30 customers and the lone server was keeping up with orders, despite the fact that customers were not permitted to approach the bar to order drinks.Then, the shift change! I had finished the first pint and was trying to attract the attention of the bar staff, which now consisted of a young lady and a young man. The server was only interested in serving the locals and regulars. It was absolutely impossible for her to miss my waving arms and signaling from my table. In fact, on one visit to the adjacent room to serve the locals, she seemed to acknowledge my empty beer glass waving by waving back at me in an exaggerated fashion. At first I thought it was a sign that she had seen me and was intending to serve me, but I was wrong, it was a sarcastic gesture, as if to say, "don't wave at me, I will serve who I want".Terrible place, at least after evening shift change.

Passing by on narrowboat, stopped for food and refreshments. Fabulous Sunday lunch, food was hot and delicious. Very good prices, friendly welcoming staff, good ale. Happy days! 👌😁

Popped in last Sunday for the first time we ordered our food, it took a bit of time but the quality of the food was A+ I will go there again but probably weekend, it was great experience, thanks

We visit the pub regularly on a Sunday for their out of this world Sunday beef dinners I have never been disappointed and allways go home feeling full the beef melts in your mouth which is hard to do most timesFriendly pub and love watching the boats going threw the locksStaff are always friendly

This is a proper pub! Yes, it might not be trendy but that’s it’s charm. We had a great time here. Five of us were on a canal cruise and stopped by for lunch. Ham Egg & Chips, Scampi & Chips, Onion Rings with Chips, that kind of thing. It might not be gourmet but it wasn’t pretending to be (like so many pubs these days. Our food came piping hot and because of “Eat Out to Help Out” it cost us less than £20... for five of us! We found all staff friendly and welcoming.

I am at a loss to understand the poor reviews on here....each to his or her own, I guess. We are regulars at the Navigation and have never had cause for complaint. The food is excellent...restaurant-standard in my opinion...and the staff are warm and welcoming. It's a real, friendly country pub. The management and staff have implemented all Covid-19 safety regulations without spoiling the comfortable atmosphere. Hubby and I recommend The Navigation to all our friends.

We booked for an evening meal last night at 7pm. We chose to sit outside for a drink first as had arrived early. Whilst queuing with at least 10 others at the bar for drinks which did block the doorway, a young blonde girl at the bar started shouting saying if people expected to get table service outside then it was tough, they would have to queue with everyone else because they were far too busy! thought we were supposed to be socially distancing where possible? They were very busy due to the eat out scheme which is understandable but after waiting an hour for food with no updates and not being initially told there would be a delay, we got a refund and left. Disappointing as is a lovely place with a fab location

I visit this pub all the time and have never had any problems at all any other time.But I decided to visit with my friends and before we ordered our drinks we decided to use the toilets, after this we went out and went to sit down outside, shortly after this we were greeted by a short on the larger side man saying we either needed to buy a drink or leave which was obviously why we were there in the first place (obviously to have a drink) which we replied to him saying yes we were planning on having a drink we just were going to find seating and then ask what everyone wanted. We felt very unwelcome and uncomfortable by this so not long after we decided to just leave so we walked back to our cars to leave as we thought it was completely out of order for someone to be speaking to us in such a disgusting manner so we should go somewhere else as we were clearly not welcome her. we decided to leave but as we were leaving an older woman came walking over to the car park and stood there with her hands on her hips demanding we leave so me and my friends simply asked what her problem was but she couldn’t give us a reason as to why she was demanding that we leave. The worst experience I’ve ever had at any pub EVER obviously they just didn’t want younger people drinking in the pub that night but if this was the case then they should make that more clear there is simply no need for the horrible attitude that we received from the two people. Will never be going there again they need to learn a simple trait called RESPECT and simple MANNERS.(Would give zero stars if I could)

Went for Sunday lunch the food was excellent.staff helpfully and polite when we all get back to normal we hope to go again

Last minute decision to go out on a cold wet Friday but we couldn't make our minds up. We set off any way hoping for an idea to pop up when the good lady wife suddenly blurted out - we haven't been to the Navi for a while let's go there. We did and were not disappointed. Good range of ales to choose from and Haze cider for the wife - drinks all sorted now the food.Decent range of winter warming classics - we chose steak and ale pie for me and lasagne . Very nice, very tasty, very filling. Nice and cosy and all for under £25. Always a friendly welcome.

Nice place to visit, good food and lots of it at reasonable prices. Beer is always good and priced well for the area, good atmosphere

Great little pub, offers very tasty home cooked food that is very reasonably priced. Has a lovely friendly atmosphere and is dog friendly, love it visit most Sunday's after walking the dog, would definitely recommend

Had a ride out here as hadn't visited for a while and wanted to make the most of a lunch out on a well earnt rare day off. Wished I had gone elsewhere. Cold outside so had hoped the logged fires would be lit as it is a traditional country pub. Not only was none of the three log fires lit the heating wasn't on. Had we not ordered food we would have left after one drink. My partner asked if the heating could be put on and he was told it was on. He reassured them it was freezing and could they check. Again told it was on. They eventually came and felt all the radiators...guess what not on. Shock horror the customer was right. The member of staff after walking away then said loud enough for us to here they are still 'moaning' about the heating. Sorry if as a customer I was sat in your pub with my coat and gloves on dithering waiting for food. Shame on the staff for not not being more proactive immediately and offering to light a fire or a free hot drink?? No I was clearly just moaning! Eventually you came over said it was now on and it was obviously another customers fault because they apparently turn the radiators off all the time!! If you know they do this...you should check. It was that cold my napkin wrapped around my knife and fork was damp! Finally our fiod arrived, we had gammon and steak n ale pie. The food was nice and good portions. We didn't stay for a pudding or another drink we decided to go outside for a warm in the 10 degrees. A gem of a pub but lacking in customer service no wonder it was quiet on a Friday lunchtime. Shame.

Called in because Ashwoods Tea room was too busy. Great pub for fooc or just a drink. We will return

So glad to see a nice dog friendly pub. We were passing on our boat and decided to call in for lunch. We both Had the sirloin steak which was cooked to perfection. Lovely meal. Lovely friendly staff and great real ale. Toilets need updating but other than that definitely a place to try if you are after good honnest food.

The food is brilliant. Decent portions and good prices, although the food does take a while to come out its because it's made fresh and it's worth it. The food was hit and stayed hot.The staff here are friendly and the locals that attend are also really friendly which is is very welcoming.

Decided to stop for an unscheduled pint, which was good. But the barmaid used a glass to scoop the ice for a soft drink. Toilets were rundown and dirty to say the least; the staff didn’t make an effort to make us feel welcome. Although we got to the bar before a group of obvious regulars, an attempt was made to serve them before us... clearly a place for locals.

Always looking for dog friendly pubs, received a very friendly welcome. Had a great bacon sandwich so went back the following week for another, equally good.

Some friends and I decided to pop down to the navigation for a catch up and some tea last night haven’t been there for a long time , received a warm welcome lovely staff and had a good meal food was piping hot and came quickly , The navigation is what it is a lovely little pub nice people good food.

Visited before when cycling the canal for a drink, you could then sit looking at the canal, not now too overgrown. We had visited Ashwoods garden centre and John's garden open day, absolutely crowded and if we had wanted to eat in their cafe would have queued for ages. Decided to call in at The Navigation, we sat outside and ordered food, we were told a 40minute wait as they were taken by surprise how busy they were. If they had done some research of the area they would have realised there would have been lots of passing trade. Food mediocre, toilet facilities need updating, overall tired.

We've been past this pub many times but today we actually stopped. We ordered sandwiches, coffee for us and a pint of beer for my husband all of which were excellent. Nice friendly staff. Why does background music have to be so loud only just bearable to be able to have a chat. Would come again but probably eat outside where it's quieter.

Just come home from a superb traditional sunday lunch. Delicious, just like the one's my mom used to make. If you want posh fine dining then this is not the place for you. If you want good food, friendly staff and traditional food then this is the place to go. A warm firendly local pub. I recommend booking your table in advance if you don't want to be disappointed

It's never a good start when you get ignored at the bar because a local wants serving first. Cramped, not very clean and we left before ordering food when someone else walked in and sat down next to us with their dog. I love dogs, just not while I'm paying for dinner.

Good location for a walk, drink and a packet of crisps. Good traditional old fashioned pub next to the canal.

Popped in with my husband last wk & had the pulled pork baguette which was delicious but i did find the filling a little less than usual.My hisband had a jacket spud with chilli con carne which he enjoyed.

Lovely friendly pub that serves the best Sunday lunch. Foods always piping hot. Good choice and so reasonably priced. Service is very friendly. Dog friendly pub which we love but quite busy so need to book.

Amazing find sunday lunch fantastic value beef so tender and plenty of it and food served piping hot every week

Great food, lovely atmosphere. Sunday Roasts are amazing, Will be visiting again. Walk down the canal after is a must.

Nice, comfortable pub with real ale and good basic pub grub. Dog friendly. Great for a canal side walk followed by a trip to this lovely little pub

Went here after canal walk and took our dogs in. Good selection of food and beers. Booked a table for boxing day lunch as it gets busy.

The wife and I had been out walking the dog and called in on spec. We had an excellent beef roast that is very good value. We will visit again. If going on a Sunday lunchtime it is best to book.

We have not visited the Navigation for well over a year but this place is still good. Offers great food at a good price and great beer- Enville and HPA. The food tonight was good. Lasagne, Gammon, Scampi and cod meals were delicious all served with chips and salad. Slight problem when paying but the owner soon rectified this. Will certainly go again.

Stopped here as a pitstop whilst doing a walk along the Staffs-Worcs canal.

Went here for lunch after a bike ride. Had simple sandwiches but they were excellent. Fresh and value for money. Waitress was attentive and courteous.

We went for the Mrs birthday meal. Great service from Rosco the manager and the bar staff. There was 11 of us and everyones food was spot on. Nice size portions aswell. Staff couldn't do enough for you. Great food at reasonable prices. Also dog friendly. Overall a great little traditional pub which runs alongside the canal.

Great pub in idyllic location. Food always excellent and even when tables fully booked they will try to accommodate you if you call in on speck. Dog friendly. Sunday's have 2 menus. Highly recommend.

Arrived 8 45 and told abruptly kitchen closed at 9. So only food available were walkers crisps. Woman behind bar was extremely surly. Refused accept card payment. Started clean up the bar and made it obvious wanted us to leave. Not a pleasant experience .

Just on the way back from a trip down to Worcester and as we enjoyed this pub so much on the way down called again. Great value food (for a canal side pub) friendly staff and very popular with the locals (always a good sign) look forward to calling again

Me and my parents come here fairly regularly (almost weekly) as my mom loves the veggie lasagne and the portions are amazing for the price!

What a treat this place turned out to be.

The Navigation Inn is a very friendly pub in a tranquil setting. It is also (apparently) the only place in England that you can get hand pulled Guinness according to our friends who took us there. The Guinness is good but so is the Golden Ale. The pub's garden was lovely overlooking the cannel. It is a great place for a drink. We stopped in after doing the walk to Baddeley Clinton and then on to Packwood House and then walking back on the cannel path to the pub where we had left car for a very welcome pint. Be sure to ask directions on where to start the walk as the landlord explained people get it wrong.

My friend and I had walked the dogs along the canal which is adjacent to the navigation inn, tables inside and out and dogs welcome, bonus. We went for lunch and could not fault it. Basic pub grub but cooked well and plenty of it. If you like basic food cooked well and at a reasonable price, I could not recommend anywhere-better.

The Navigation is a friendly place with a good mix of local and travelling patrons. The travellers are a combination of Boat people from the adjacent canal or a fair few walkers or cyclists who use the pub as a watering hole to sweeten their journey. Service is both friendly and excellent and the owner Rosco is front of house on numerous occasions to make sure things flow as they should. The food available is normal pub fare but to a good standard and reasonably priced too. For the real ale lovers there are a number of local ales to choose from notably Bathams and Enville ale ( unique in that it is brewed using bees honey as one of its major ingredients. Their are a number of typical pub benches outside if you prefer to eat or drink out there and watch the boats trundle along the canal. Otherwise inside there is an open plan clean and tidy pub with decent seating plus the benefit of Two log fires in winter months

Fantastic location and lovely pub. I went to buy 2 drinks to be told under £20.00 is a £1.00 charge. A new law came in this year that no card charges. Plus under £20.00 is harsh as most people paying by card for just drinks probably wouldn’t spend more than £20.00.

We sat outside on the shady part of the terrace and enjoyed some superb ciders. It is a delightful spot and worth a visit if you are in the area.

The pub is set in a fantastic spot, good food, friendly staff and an excellent pint. Worth a visit if you're ever in the area.

Called in for tea, great food and ale along with friendly staff. Can't fault it and the setting is wonderful.

Fire on right hand side as you go in, the other 2 fires both off, which on a snowy day you would have expected them all to be on.

Called for lunch whilst taking a winter walk along the canal. The food was hot, servings were ample and very reasonably priced. The locals were all friendly so everything met the bill.

Rosco runs a classic and homely pub near the canal on the edge of Enville, Greensforge lane being just round the corner. Great beer and pub grub, sometimes lovely fires raging either side

Great food reasonably price in nice settings beside a canal great location for walkers and cyclists .

After walking out of a nearby restaurant because the service was awful we went to The Navigation. Despite being packed we were seated within minutes and our food which was freshly cooked and hot came within minutes. The staff care, are always smiling and all in all we haven't had a single bad experience going back years. All in all a great place and the food is always top notch.

'Dog friendly' isn't for me. No animals should be allowed in any restaurant dining area. The table tops - we tried 2 of them, need a thorough clean . They are greasy.

Visited today, welcomed by friendly bar woman. Ordered drinks but as there was only one person clearing tables and taking orders so service was a bit slow. Food was hot, fairly tasty and reasonably priced. I had soup with a roll and butter and my friend had an egg and bacon sarni with a side of cheesy chips. She couldn't finish the chips as the portion was fairly large. Nice inn, good atmosphere but in need of revamp and tlc.

In the right hands this little pub could be amazing .....always popular in the summer months due to its location .....but today when I drove passed .... i felt quite queasy ... seeing the chef (lady)with a blue and white tabbard on, coming out of the pub with a lit cigarette .... collecting glasses and plates ... such a shame ... not a good impression ....

Lovely pub sitting along the canal, decent pub grub and friendly staff make it popular. Dogs are welcome which is a major plus. Lovely beer gardens although a very busy road right out the front so safer keeping dogs on the leash. Family live close by so we always try and get a visit in when we are down South

Visited here with some friends, eight of us in total. We had a variety of main courses, all of which were good value, including scampi, lasagna and salmon.

Lovely food huge portions dessert was enough to share friendly.staff well priced

Great country pub, very friendly, good honest food and a great pint of bitter! Just wished they would vary the vegetables!

Haven't been here for about 13 years, won't leave it so long next time. Lovely lunch, friendly service

Of you want to revisit the pubs of your childhood (in the 1960s?) the Navigation is the place to go. An apparently greasy and beer soaked carpet. An odd selection of not very clean tables. A wide variety of old and decrepit chairs with dirty and worn seats. Crumpled and greasy menus. First impressions were not good. The piped music didn't help either. The menu was old fashioned and not very inspiring but I can't telly comment on moist of the food since we had sandwiches. These were served on uninteresting sliced bread but were all right as far as they went. The salad garnish was sparse. Three beer on the other hand was good and the location is greasy. The other ameliorating factor was the staff who were welcoming and friendly. I was not very impressed and won't be going back. Sorry.

9 of us booked a table for a birthday mealCouldn't fault it staff were friendly food is good basic pub grub Lovely evening with friends and family Lovely location by the canalFor the price it's worth it

Passed it a few times had a sandwich once which was cracking. Returned with friends for lunch BIG mistake. No mash potatoes. Fish cooked to within an inch of its life. Batter was more like scratchings.Beef lasagne was more tomatoe sauce than beef.Service was bad. Waitress was unfreindly.Think the chef spent most of her time sitting in doorway smoking.Will not go back again

My family and I went to Lunch at the Inn on a Sunday, the atmosphere was excellent.The Inn is located alongside a canal lock on the South Staffs canal so you can watch the narrow boats pass through the lock whilst you drink your beer.Having had lunch and a few beers, a walk along the towpath was most enjoyable.

excellent beer with guest ales and superb food at reasonable prices highly recommend the hot meat baguette just make sure you're hungry :D also do a traditional Sunday lunch but you would definitely need to book tends to be busy every weekday lunch so turn up early, nice seating by the canal if its nice out