The Bole Bridge (JD Wetherspoon), Tamworth

The Bole Bridge is a Spoons pub. Once inside there is a long oblong shaped room with the bar on the front left side,there is a small raised area to the front left,the seating in the main room is normal tables and chairs. There was a decent choice of real ales on the bar which was slightly spoilt by the american beers on the bar which are brewed in Britain,i will never drink these beers,i had a drink of John Willies 100 from Lees brewery which went down well at 9.20 in the morning. This spoons seemed is quite smart and had a nice laid back atmosphere,i quite liked this one. Pub visited 25/10/2014

Official pages of the Bole Bridge at the JD Wetherspoon site - www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk

Official pages of the Bole Bridge at the JD Wetherspoon site - www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk

I've just been to this pub with my 3 yr old daughter because I understood it to be a friendly family pub. However, after less than a minute of entering a man who told me he was a staff member, despite the fact that he was standing at the bar drinking, told me my daughter should not have been near the bar. He was very aggressive and my young one was quite upset. I certainly won't be returning.

One of the better Wetherspoon's housed in the town centre's old Working Men's Club. Clean and friendly with decent food and well kept beers including guest ales....not bad example at all for this chain UPDATE: Now offers a 'beer garden' or rather a 'beer backyard'

One of busiest in Tamworth town centre. Up to 5 real ales served. Nothing special about this pub