Rosehill Tavern, Wednesbury

Friendly boozer recent lick of paint ,unfortunately time was of the essence would have stayed longer but the Bescott was calling

Quite large building, probably dating from the 1920'2/30s, you enter through the large bare boarded bay and there is a smaller carpeted lounge area to one end. Real wood fire burning away it is very friendly and welcoming and the sort of pub you would want as your local. 4 real ales on, quality very good but probably not quite as good as the nearby Leathern Bottle.

A detached brick build, with half white rendered facade and modern etched windows The interior is open plan and is in brown and a light chocolate colour (the frothy bit!), with some red and yellow walls in the side area. There is a a nice wood bar, with some nice fireplaces, a large TV and some West Bromwich Albion memorabilia. The service was fine, the clientele more mature. Beer; tap stuff, with Teakston's MILD, Courage Directors and an excellent Adnams Old Ale on handpull. The third of the Wednesbury GBG pubs and another great place, worthy of a visit anytime.

this pub is great,superb holiday atmosphere,grab your BUCKET and spade