Welcoming one-room micropub offering five changing cask beers, a traditional feel and friendly staff. Located in the Quinton Court Shopping Centre, no music or TVs, just good conversation. Bar snacks are available including cobs, pork pies and scotch eggs. There is a quiz on the first Monday of the month and complimentary Port and Cheese available on Sunday afternoons.

A former coaching inn dating back to 1746. This traditionally styled pub has historic and sporting photographs decorating the wall. This is the closest pub to the local football team Hednesford town FC, so can be busy on match days. Notorious highway man Dick Turpin is rumoured to have stopped here on his famous overnight ride from London to York.

Traditional pub offering meals and up to six or seven cask beers and two ciders. The Bunning & Price Traditional Bitter (3.4%) is brewed by St Austell. The pub has been refurbished, whilst keeping the original fabric intact. The bar has soft furnishings at one end and traditional seating around the bar. The restaurant has first class views, and a tremendous food selection including vegetarian and gluten-free. Plenty of car parking is available, and an outside drinking area.

Previously a cinema dating from the 1930s, it retains much of the cinematic atmosphere and Art Deco flourishes of the period. The airy interior is accentuated by a large window where the screen used to be. Eight changing ales are offered, with regional breweries such as Salopian proving popular. There are two beer festivals held within the year.