The Hawne Tavern, Hawne, Halesowen

A good traditional pub and well worth a visit. We took a left into the large main bar area, which gave us a choose of eight ales on handpump. There was plenty of seating and a pool table to the far side. A pint of Salopian Rat Race in hand we went to look through into the right hand lounge area and then proceeded to the rear beer garden area. Friendly staff and locals, good pub to spend a bit time.

A tidy, no frills, Black country local. A drinkers pub, and with Bathams bitter, and 6 other real ales to pick from you should be able to find one or two to your liking. It was my first visit, though it wasn't long before I was engaged in friendly conversation with the regulars. Will be going back asap (and this time my colleague can drive.)

Traditional Black Country back street local. Old fashioned, but in a good way, lots of trinkets around. The bar appears to be a Swiss or German chalet, a bit different. The seatin does need refurbishing as the cushion are worn out and a little hard. 6 real ales, the quality of which was absolutley spot on

Wonderful pub in quiet back street. OK I'm biased as this used to be my local for several years whilst living in the area. A couple of regular brews are supplemented by up to 5 constantly changing well kept guest beers (all real ales). The place, although located near to Halesowen Town FC, is a refuse for WBA fans (nobody is perfect). Basic good food at reasonable prices. Can get very crowded on Friday nights as this is a very popular locals pub. Most people park in the street as very limited car parking available.

Wonderful pub in quiet back street. OK I'm biased as this used to be my local for several years whilst living in the area. A couple of regular brews are supplemented by up to 5 constantly changing well kept guest beers (all real ales). The place, although located near to Halesowen Town FC, is a refuse for WBA fans (nobody is perfect). Basic good food at reasonable prices. Can get very crowded on Friday nights as this is a very popular locals pub. Most people park in the street as very limited car parking available.

Was called The White Bear Inn until December 2005, now called The Eastburn Inn

Fairly basic Black Country local serving 7 real ales. Third visit and probably last as the atmosphere does not 'grow' on you. Disappointing as it could be better.