The Three Stirrups in South Staffordshire

A good choice of lovely traditional pub food, served by friendly, hardworking staff. The homemade chips are some of the best I have had in a very long time....

We visited the Three Stirrups for our monthly family meet-up yesterday.We had pre-ordered our food. Firstly, we were so pleased there was a welcoming fire. The food was all brought out at once (there were 10 of us!!) and it was all beautifully cooked and served. The meals are substantial and very reasonably priced. The service was efficient, warm and friendly.Several of our party said that it was the best place we had been to and we've been to lots of places locally ! We thoroughly recommend this pub especially for groups and would certainly recommend it to all. We had a lovely time.Thank you for making us so welcome.

Sunday lunch is second to none and great value for money. Friendly atmosphere, lovely. Will book again.

Food was good. Unfortunately booked a table for 5.30pm and the place was full of children running in and out of the room, past our table and small children screaming, it was awful couldn’t wait to eat our food so we could leave. If children are welcomed then they should be made to sit at their table not keep running around, hot food is being served so inevitably it’s an accident waiting to happen. My advice if you want a meal in a school playground then visit the three stirrups!

First time visit to the three stirrups . We were part of a group of eight . Given a table that was so close to another table it was difficult for some of the party to get in and out of . Very small odd shaped car park , no room to park on the road as very narrow village roads . Main meal was good and reasonably priced however had sides of garlic bread and onion rings which were very over cooked and very nearly inedible There was a small terrace outside with tables and chairs . It was a busy Saturday night and as such very noisy also due to the fact tables were very close together . Most of the staff were friendly and service was reasonable . I would not hurry back here however .

This is our new local, very friendly pub with excellent food. Jason is very welcoming and it’s a very nice place for food or a drink Lots to do for adults and kids with the children’s play area in the beer garden Kristina and Catriona in the kitchen cook up a storm, the food is always good. Sunday lunch is the best around although you have to book to get a space

An excellent selection of real ales plus great food made for a very enjoyable lunchtime visit.. My steak sandwich was delicious and the Holdens Golden Glow lived up to its reputation. This is a much improved pub which I will definitely be returning to..

We have visited twice for Sunday lunch now being new to Brewood. A neighbour told us we would not be disappointed if we had a meal here and must say each time we were served by pleasant and professional staff. I am vegetarian and not only chose a main course but it was served with a good choice of perfectly cooked veg and a veggie gravy.friendly

Stopped here Will doing a narrow boat trip. Wonderful staff, very welcoming and knowledgeable. I ordered a beef fillet steak blue. It was absolutely perfect as were all our meals. Great ambience and value for money. Would go there anytime when in the locality . A must visit.

We thought we'd give the Three Stirrups another go having visited it for food previously after it had the refurbishment. Last time they completely forgot our order (didn't put it through to the kitchen) and because it was busy we waited longer than we should to query where our food was. Everyone makes mistakes so tried again. This time we got a drink and menus and found a table. What soon became apparent were the amount of customers complaining about wrong orders, missing parts to orders or orders not showing up. We realised our last experience clearly wasn't a one off! We finished our drinks and left and went elsewhere to dine. Such a shame as the refurbishment of the pub is really great. I do wish the pub well but wont go again now.

So I did a bit of research and reviews were ok for this pub. We weren’t looking for anything really special or smart just some good pub grub in a comfortable clean place with polite service. None of these requirements were present. Maybe the food would have been ok but we didn’t stay long enough to find out and wouldn’t risk our health to do so. It was a lovely warm evening and so we wanted to sit outside with our dog. When we arrived the beer garden looked adequate from a distance. There was one wooden picnic table left so we headed for that. It was full of dirty pots and bird poo but not to worry, they could clean it for us. A young lady came out carrying food and delivered to the table next to us. She then turned to walk back and had to walk around us and our table to return to the bar, paying no attention to us or the pots. She was returning empty handed. I called to her ‘excuse me, perhaps we could sit here if that’s ok but the lots need removing and the table cleaning’ she made no reply but came back for the lots. The table and bench was covered very thickly with bird droppings and had clearly not cleaned off for a long time. We decided to find a cleaner table and saw in another patio area a glass topped table. Thinking it would be more likely to wipe clean easily we moved to that table. It was filthy but ,as I say, it would wipe clean. We sat and waited a short while during which time the loud and foul mouthed group next to us made us very uncomfortable. Male and females alike were freely using the ‘F’ word very loudly. There were children nearby. My husband stood up and said, ‘let’s go, this place is filthy, unkempt, it’s a mess and the clientele are foul mouthed and offensive. I’m not eating here’. The waitress did not reappear, I wanted to explain the problem to her. We left.

Excellent Sunday lunch at a very reasonable price couldn’t fault it definitely will return again congratulations to Jason and the team

Called in without a booking. Extremely welcoming. Excellent real ales. Great food at extremely reasonable prices. Excellent service. Great pub 'vibe'. Pretty busy on a Tuesday evening after a bank holiday. We later realised we had been undercharged and when I called back the next day the boss wanted to waive this until I insisted. Very impressed. We will definitely be back

They do very good food (mainly Sunday lunch). They have a very good are for children to play outside. The staff are also very friendly and its very clean.

This was our second visit for Sunday lunch, we are a group of 5 adults, who were made welcome by the team at the Stirrups. We arrived early and took our drinks outside, a member of the team took our order and showed us to our seats just before service. I ordered both pork and beef which was served with yorkie and crunchy crackling. Side dishes of mash and roast, cauliflower cheese and veg. Gravy and sauces accompanied the food, it was all hot and utterly delicious. We are five healthy eaters but we couldn’t finish what was served. Price and service means we will definitely be returning again in the future, starting this Sunday.

We visited today and were greeted by very friendly staff, we both had roast beef, it arrived on a large plate with a large home made Yorkshire pudding, then the dishes of veg and gravy boat. Cauliflower cheese, carrots, broccoli, French beans and cabbage, roast and creamed potatoes! It was all fresh, the thick slices of beef were delicious. Truly amazing, we couldn't finish all the veg. Amazing value for money. Well worth a visit

Had lunch here. On a Saturday it doesn't start until 2.30pm but that was OK for us. Beer was good and there is plenty of outdoor seating both covered and uncovered. Friendly staff and food was very good and reasonably priced.

Just had fish and chips. Wonderful fish, freshly cooked. Five stars. Just try you wont be disapointed.

Our second visit while in the area. Great pub, friendly owner good choice of beer, fair prices and dog friendly in the bar. Outside space is plenty and the pub was well set up for the Covid 19 situation.

Done a load of work in my garden and asked the wife ? Fancy lunch out at the 3 Stirrups Brewood ???? Yes was the answer ,, ! Food was Piping Hot , plenty of it and And Tasty , well priced , nice friendly Staff and all went that extra mile for lovely service , will go again soon . Well done Jason and Family. Ime that full to burst Glad the gardens done

I ate tonight in the bar no need to go into the dinning room if you do not wish to. In the bar dogs are allowed and generally owners are very responsible, sometimes beyond the control of the management an issue may arise which if brought to the attention of the management are quickly dealt with.This a very friendly place to eat and enjoy the atmosphere. The girls behind the bar are so friendly and helpful. The food is absolutely lovely, home cooked and fair play to the lady chef. Sorry don't know her name.keep it coming.This place has been turned around for the better.

Brilliant evening in the function/dining room. Jason and his staff put on an excellent buffet. Very helpful and welcoming. Lovely evening had by all.

We popped into the Stirrups for our Sunday lunch, the staff were great and the food was amazing so much for your money and all homemade. Will definitely be coming back.

We held a party for family and friends here following a family meal at Staffordshire grill. We didn’t use this pub regularly before the party but will do from now on due to us having such a good night. The pub catered the food for us and we were so impressed, lovely quality and very good value for money. The outside space here was an added bonus and really enjoyed by the younger guests. Staff couldn’t do enough for us, thank you

What a great find. Nice pub with a warm welcome, great food, my wife had the special off the blackboard, chicken with garlic mushrooms and chips and I had the best fish and chips I’ve had in a long time. Great service with a smile, will definitely go back if we are passing thro. It’s about 10 minutes walk from bridge 13 off the canal.

4 family members went to this pub on recommendation. It was a Wednesday Evening. You would expect the place to be quiet . No it was absolutely buzzing. Adequate car parking. The pub itself is a little warren of rooms of a passageway. All the action was in the front bar. Lots of locals and some a couple of tables having food. We took the last remaining table. This is definitely a pubby pub but a great atmosphere. We had a very warm welcome from the Landlord and the young girl that served the food. The pub does have a restaurant that’s open on Fridays and Weekends plus special occasions . Two of the party had the 2 steaks plus bottle of wine £20 and my wife and I had the 2 for £12 menu . The food was prompt pipping hot and home cut and cooked chips. Not had home cut and cooked chips for ages non of the frozen stuff. Three of us had sweets they where delicious. Altogether with drinks which included G&T lager and two Becks blue for the driver The bill came to just over £11 each . Shall definitely come again. Thank you for a lovely evening

We ordered a small cod and chips, plus a large cod. Both fish portions were small and the only difference was a few more chips. Disappointing experience after the great roast pork meals in March. The pub itself is smarter now, with improved decor.

Our group of 3 adults arrived at noon for a Sunday lunch, availing ourselves of the offer of 2 courses for £12. The starters and main courses were delicious, being tasty and well-presented, and good value. The waitresses who served our meals were friendly and efficient. I can recommend this venue, and look forward to visiting again if I am in Brewood in 2020.

First time been to Brewood just passing and this Pub has just reopened- great family atmosphere- live singer and karaoke, but if you didn’t want that another quiet bar. All in all a hidden gem

We arrived after 2pm on Sunday and were welcomed with three generous roast pork meals, with a good selection of fresh vegetables, all cooked to perfection, at am amazing £7.95ea. There was even a choice from a basket of pork crackling and a pot of apple sauce. The HPA ale was in great condition. We will certainly visit again soon!

In September I held my 65th birthday party in their function room. I do not live in the U.K & booked it on the strength of reviews I had read & so was a little anxious. I need not have worried. The function room was very nice & we were able to decorate it as we wished. Lisa was very warm & friendly as were her staff. I could not believe the size of the buffet, it was enormous & I have never seen as much choice as was provided for us. The quality of the food was also very good . Many of my guests commented to me how good they thought the buffet was. My husband was impressed by how well the beer was kept too.

We held my wife’s 50th at the Stirrups just over a week ago and have to say we we’re very impressed with every aspect of the party,the room was very nice and the open fire made it very cosy and a good bar facility

What a lovely pub this is. While staying at the lion inn we walked 5 minutes up the road to find this . From when you walk in the door you are welcomed by staff and customers. We were hungry so the barmaid spoke to the chef who rustled up sausages mash and peas. It was lovely and very much appreciated.we got talking to all the locals including ted the dog . Cant wait to go back and i met a londoner which made my night lol

We have had many family parties. This has got to be the best. The room was perfect, the Buffet was lovely and plenty of it. The staff looked after us so well. We will definitely be returning for the next family get together. Thank you to Lisa and staff for a lovely night.

Wow! - I like gammon, and have ate it in many places, but Saturday night's meal here was A1 Excellent - great quality, absolutely HUGE steaks as well, very good VfM with great service from Lisa and her team - best "local" pub in Brewood, much better than the 2 poser pubs in the village centre that all the taxis drop the teenies off at.

Buffet food was excellent nothing was to much if we needed anything, lisa and staff very friendly during our sad time.would recommend to any one what a lovely place it was also private from other pub people.

great home cooked food with a varied menu and well priced, best sunday lunch in brewood very friendly staff

Faultless!! Excellent food Staff very warming, friendly and welcoming!! Will definitely use this venue again for birthdays

Fresh food, lovely people, very friendly atmosphere, would recommend for anyone to visit as so far it's the best pub in the area! The food was to a very high standard!

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bang average, sorry for interrupting you and your families take away, putting your feet up on chairs and messing around on phones. not welcoming in the least we went about 8 months ago and nothing has changed at all will not be coming back

Went Friday night & had an excellent meal - had to wait a bit longer than the "ping" meals you normally get nowadays, but this was an A1 Excellent meal, all Home Cooked and incredible value for money

Primera vez aquí en años con nuevos propietarios, un establecimiento de gestión familiar, muy amable, noches de entretenimiento hallazgo! ! Comidas tradicionales de pub espera pero no vale la pena esperar es la frescura, teníamos comidas super, buena relación calidad-precio! ! Lo recomendaría! !

We dined as a family of 5 with 3 generations present. We just had a main course, the food is simple but well cooked. The menu is limited, hence one star off the maximum. I would have liked to have seen a curry on the menu or maybe a home made lasagne. I don't recall a vegetarian option but that's not to say there wasn't one, it didn't stand out as something that might tempt you off the meat/fish wagon. Nevertheless we all agreed that the food was delicious & the dining room is lovely & tastefully furnished. Staff are eager to please & treated us like VIP's.Main course food is freshly cooked, not pinged in a microwave (or it didn't seem to be) so there is a delay in receiving it. We waited over half an hour but drinks service was good, though only one type of red wine available & not our 1st choice of J2O which made us feel that the bar was not well stocked either. Give this place a chance though, we will be back, maybe try the Sunday lunch next time. They are trying to get it right.

**NEW OWNERSHIP**Really lovely pub! All the staff are lovely and lisa is fab! I would recommend the food to everyone! It's amazing! Really lovely atmosphere! You won't be disappointed!

We got excited about the pub being under new management. Hopefully someone can now make the most of a great local pub. They started offering fish and chips with five different flavours of batter and we thought we'd have a nice walk up the local for some good beer and a lovely fish and chips. We left very disappointed! I order fish and chips with chilli batter. My partner beer battered. When it finally arrived, 45 minutes after ordering it, it was greasy, the batter was a dark brown as if the oil had been changed in a very long while. The chips were the same. There was no difference in flavour between the two meals as the only thing you could taste was fat and oil. The pub itself is in massive need of a face lift and the loud obnoxious bar maid could definitely do with lowering the noise level a bit.

My husband and I visited on a Saturday night - we had not been to the pub before this but saw they had started doing food - their fish and chip menu caught my eye with a range of different flavoured batters. We had high hopes but were really sorry to find that the food and pub did not live up to expectations. We ordered at the bar and the young lady was very friendly but I'm afraid the positives end there. We waited 45 minutes for our food and seriously considered leaving we were so hungry - I have no idea if they had something going on elsewhere in the pub (they do have a function room) but there were not many dining in the bar so I'm really not sure why it would take so long to batter and fry 2 sets of fish. When it arrived the batter was very dark and looked greasy. It did not taste good. We both ordered different flavours of batter but the taste of the oil was so strong that neither could tell the difference. We really wanted to like this place and do think the manager could have a really good thing if maybe more attention was paid to the way the fish is cooked and the length taken to serve. I do not think it would take much to improve and we would certainly make use of the takeaway option if it did.

Under new management.... again. And they've hit the winning formula! Now offering a well priced menu [starters, mains & sides; didn't enquire about pudding] along with a fish & chip menu with selection of batter flavours [eat in or takeaway plus order 4 get 10% off!] - best fish we've had in quite a while! Very relaxed family friendly atmosphere! Will definitely be going again, and again...

Went to the Three Stirrups last weekend for a drink and food. They recently started doing a roast lunch on a Sunday so we booked in. We were seated very quickly by Alex who took our drinks order. He then gave us the menu. There was a large variety. I had chicken roast and my partner had beef. I opted for the small but it was much larger than a small so the portions are very good and spot on value too. The food came out and was delicious, Ange came and offered extra veg. The carrots and suede was the best I've tasted yet. I didn't have a sweet but my partner had the chocolate fudge cake and he said that was amazing!! Definitely recommend a Sunday roast lunch here :-)

We called in when visiting friends at a nearby caravan park We had not booked and were realy hungery they made us feel very wellcome it was the first day they had done a carvery at the pub What good value plenty of choice of meat and veg and great puddings we will be calling again!!

We went here whilst on a narrowboat holiday. Great menu and all the food we ordered was tasty, we'll cooked and we'll presented. Dogs welcome in the garden. Service was a little slow, but it seemed there was only one person manning the bar and serving food. (It was a Wednesday evening.) All in all, a lovely place to eat.

Went there recently for family meal on Friday evening. We hadn't booked so didn't know if we would be able to get in. Tried a couple of other pubs in the town, but they weren't doing food so decided to try Three Stirrups. Would not have known it was there if not for a sandwich board by the main cross roads providing directions.The bar area looked traditional if not a little dated but we were shown to the restaurant at the back. This room was homely and pleasant and had approx. 10 tables. As it was only half full, there was plenty of room.There was one waitress serving, who was attentive and quick to take drinks orders. I did end up with a dirty wine glass with lipstick on it, which wasn't a great start, but was replaced immediately with an apology.The menu was not huge but had a lot of choice, many options homemade and all cooked to order. It seemed to specialise in fish dishes including John Dory, Sea Bass and Brill, which seemed popular.We ordered large fish (cod) and chips, lamb shanks and lamb curry. The food was obviously made fresh and took a while to arrive. We would recommend the lamb shank and the fish and chips, both were delicious. Lamb was tender, cooked perfectly (ever so slightly pink in the middle), with red wine jus, new potatoes and seasonal veg. Large fish and chips was 2 good sized pieces of battered cod, chips and peas. The fish was lovely and batter perfectly light and crispy. The lamb curry, which while very nice, lots of lamb and again home made, was let down by the rice which was overcooked and stodgy and was missing a poppadom. When I asked where it was, was told they didn't have any, this would have been good to know at point of ordering, rather than as the meal was served. The sizes of the meals were not huge how you sometimes get in pub chains, but still big enough to fill you up. Prices on the whole were reasonable.On the whole would go back to this pub, but would choose something different- the fish and chips or the hearty beef stew, which sounded great! Welcoming and homely atmosphere, even the chef popped out to speak to guests which was nice. The food generally good and good value, just a couple a minor negatives, which can easily be rectified.

We came across this pub on the last night of our narrowboat holiday. It was very quiet for a Friday night which indicates that perhaps there are better places to eat in the area. The menu was not particularly inspiring and there was no specials board. The food was cooked fresh which meant there was a little wait (not something I mind) and the lamb curry which I chose was cooked to my liking in terms of level of spice. The other meals in my party were also enjoyed. The restaurant is nicely decorated but the menu needs a revamp to reflect it. I am not sure whether I would make an effort to return.

Just had our evening meal here tonight. It didn't disappoint! Very friendly staff, great food and a lovely little pub.

Called in a Monday evening, restaurant was closed so ate in the bar. Very pleasant staff and food was lovely and very reasonably priced. Such a lovely atmosphere and very friendly locals. A proper village pub.

After visiting previously while passing for a quick pint and seeing the food, I decided to take the family for a meal.The welcome was friendly and warm, the bar had a selection of real ales and proper cider.Even though there was a band playing that night we were given every consideration and time for our mealThe food was cooked by the landlord paul who did an amazing job and i was really impressed with the quality of the food and presentation.Can't emphasise enough how impressed we were the service.

With our son and daughter in law visiting from Canada we thought a visit to a traditional village pub was called for, Three Stirrups was a great choice we spent an enjoyable hour or so having a late lunch , found the staff very friendly and the black country stew that we tried was exceptional. Will definitely return

Paul, the new landlord at The Three Stirrups, will soon be celebrating his first anniversary and in that time he has transformed the pub, increasing its popularity as a public house with a good selection of real ales and creating a first class restaurant. We have eaten there regularly with friends and have always been very satisfied with the quality of food and the service. The weekend fresh fish specials set this restaurant apart from others in the village and surrounding area.Good luck Paul and your young team, long may this continue.

The service was great, drinks came quickly and everything was always right.They had ran out of certain things but the menu is varied enough so it was not a problem. The manager explained that one of the meals would be running late so there would be no charge for that meal, which was nice.Meals and puddings lovely, two fish for fish and chips was a great portion.The whole place could do with a redecoration, a theme or something? seemed a bit hap hazard in places.Would recommend for meals, might even pop in for a drink in the bar/pub area.

Our first visit as a family unit for a traditional home made Sunday lunch and we weren't disappointed, welcomed on arrival and a roaring open fire in recently refurbished surroundings. A small but ample selection of traditionally English roasts with starters and puddings all washed down from a selection of real ales at an affordable price with excellent friendly service. Will definitely be back for more soon !

We came here for the first time today for lunch. It really was very impressive. The meals were freshly cooked and were very enjoyable and the beer was great too. We will definitely be back and we wish Paul and his staff all the best.

Popped in mid week for lunch and was Very surprised by the quality of the food, ate in the cosy bar by the open fire and found the manager to be both helpful and friendly. Well worth a visit!

had tried this pub for Sunday Lunch under the previous management, It was awful but the new manager is obviously trying very hard to build his business. yes service was a little slow but this was Sunday Lunch and I prefer not to rush this. The food was excellent and very well presented. At last we have someone who recognises that some customers prefer their beef on the rare side. Rare meat can always be cooked a little more for those that want it so - you cannot rescue overcooked meat! It will be very interesting to see how much the brewery back his efforts with improved decor etc. Good Luck Paul, on this showing, you deserve to be successful.

Had a warm welcome on arrival. Opted for Roast dinner as did my 2 friends. Nicely cooked and presented and the beef was succulent and tender. Fantastic value and great service.Definately the best eatery in the village. Shall be back.

Waited over half an hour for starters and again for main courses for a group of four, even though the place was nearly empty. Food was pretty ordinary pub fare. Three small scallops for £6 poor value for a starter. Won't be going again.

Enjoyed a lovely fish supper in this traditional-looking English pub. Excellent service, reasonably priced. We're planning a return soon.

After stumbling across this place via Facebook recommendations I am so pleased we decided to give it a go. Food was excellent we had the pate, mussels and then steak and fish and chips. Couldn't fault anything great service really well cooked quality food..added bonus even the chef came out to ask us how the food was. Top quality restaurant standard food in a lovely country pub setting! Perfect!

Was visiting from abroad and had the opportunity to experience a wonderful Sunday lunch! Roast beef, lamb and Yorkshire pudding! Deeelicious!! Dessert was awesome too!! Would definitely recommend.

We recently visited the pub with friends and family for Sunday lunch. The food was great and the visit was enjoyed by all.

8 of us enjoyed a lovely 3 course Sunday lunch. Between us we had at least 3 different menu selections for each course. We were all extremely satisfied with the quality and presentation. I would definitely recommend!

Visited here with my 9 year old, superb menu selection, friendly welcoming staff :-) definitely recommend a visit.

The pub area has seen vast improvements since new management. There is a much better atmosphere & the bar lads are superb. Unfortunately they are banning dogs so it will no longer be our local, which is a real shame & loses its village charm :-( Think it's all in a drive to make it more up market, but they have a way to go. The toilets are not good, always one out of order & rarely any toilet paper or hand towels - be warned ladies. Sunday lunch is lovely & would recommend. Eaten in restaurant several times & foods is nice, but doesn't quite live up to the reviews on here. I was surprised & disappointed to be served frozen chips rather than home cooked like other pubs in the village. The waitress wasn't very attentive - rather than leave the wine in a cooler on the table, it was put behind the bar & you had to keep asking for a refill, which was a bit embarrassing. The restaurant lacked atmosphere but I'm sure that will pick up with more people. Overall, bar is excellent, restaurant & facilities need a bit more work.

Just had a wonderful meal at this pub, well worth going to, excellent food. Believe me I am hard to please where eating out is concerned and this was one of the best meals I have eaten in a long time. Can recommend it without reservatiion. Staff are very friendly and we were made to feel welcome.

Great home cooked food, starters were excellent and the beef stew was hearty and filling. Really enjoyed sitting in the sun trap of a beer garden.

What a lovely lazy Sunday sat in their lovely beer garden enjoying the bouncy castle they got in for the bank holiday weekend!Enjoyed a lovely meal, great selection of real ales and spirits & love the decor!Can't wait to go back to try the rest of their menu!!!

Wow, what a transformation. I went with my wife and two young boys for Sunday Lunch on 31/03. This pub has recently gone into new ownership and the change is dramatic.The first impression is how homely the place feels, it feels like going into a big living room, there are only about 10-15 tables and as such feels really cosy, the roaring log fire made it feel even more homely.Onto the food, it is clear there has been a lot of effort go into the menu, there was a choice of about 5 options per course with all the normal roasts available. The kids mini roast at £3.95 was a particularly nice touch and enough to keep my four year old happy !!The Sunday Lunch was not your bog standard and the vegetables were clearly very fresh and rustic, the sweet potato a particularly nice touch.Overall a thoroughly enjoyable lazy Sunday afternoon, I urge you to give it a try, you will not be disappointed.