Ye Olde Robin Hood, Telford

A really interesting Holden's Brewery multi-phased period building, which gives it a dog-leg angle. Has a patio. The interior has several open areas although most seem set up for dining. The serving bar is in the area you enter, which is where we sat. There was a nice brickwork fireplace feature and there were ts (not on). White, beams, flag floor, some wood panel - traditional decor. Service was fine and a few locals were in. Beer was tap stuff (some Holden's) and Golden Glow, Summer Buzz, MILD and Bitter on pull. Sadly, the Mild was a bit warm. A nice place and one I would come back to when a little cooler!

Friendly pub well described in the previous reviews and not much changed since i was a regular in here nearly 30 years ago . Very busy on my Saturday evening visit but service was good and the locals friendly , the Holdens Golden Glow was in good nick . A decent pub

This fine old Inn is a solitary Western outpost for Holden's brewery. Inside there was a small bar area with a room off to the right which could all potentially be very pleasant indeed were it not for the fact that there was a highly obtrusive TV screen on the left blaring out some football rubbish. Of course nobody seemed to be watching, they just have it on probably to justify the sky high subscriptions they have to shell out to the Dirty Digger. I didn't investigate further but sat in the smoking area at the front. The four main Holden's beers were on, Mild, Bitter, Golden Glow and Special together with a seasonal beer The Man With The Holden Gun. I went for the Mild (£2.60) and the seasonal beer (£2.70) both in good nick and served in lined glasses. If it wasn't for the TV screen this could be a very good pub, it is far too obtrusive in the small bar area. This is a pub in a semi-rural tourist area that is also part of a World Heritage site not some grubby dive in the centre of Romford.

Holden's pub with two main rooms and two smaller rooms off one of the main rooms. One of the smaller rooms has a mural of the area (centred around the Ironbridge) around the walls. Ceilings had wooden beams and wooden floors throughout. There was an inglenook fireplace with a flat screen TV over. Service was friendly, food was typical pub grub. On handpull there was Holden's Bitter, Golden Glow and Mild. I would happily go back.