

Average Rating: 
Evening 2006
Situated at the top of Penn Common and commanding views towards Sedgley this small 15th centaury pub, with low ceilings and doors to match, is at its best on a warm summer’s evening when you we be made welcome by the friendly staff.
The food is always excellent particularly the meat dishes and this is hardly surprising as the landlord is also a local butcher. The restaurant is small and it is best to arrive early to ensure a table as – once settled – the diners will be there for the night.
It is also worth parents noting that “The Mow” is also a “child friendly” establishment.
Reviewed by Frosty Jack on 26th October 2007 - 
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1 of 1 member(s) found this recommendation helpful
Quaint, out of the way country pub. The food is very good and the atmosphere quiet.
Reviewed by Alex Edge on 22nd July 2007 - 
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