The Robin Hood, Amblecote, Stourbridge

Excellent little pub with a choice of 10 ales on. I was in the mood for something dark so I went for Purity Saddle Black which was in good shape. Well worth the short stroll from the main road.

I went down the hill from the Rascal to find this 2019 Good Beer Guide entry and was not disappointed. With a choice of 10 I selected Three Brothers Au and was tempted to have Stourton APA brewed by Enville, both good. Friendly staff made this aa good pub to have as your local.

A very nice pub with plenty of atmosphere and excellent range of beers.

This is a really tidy looking end-terrace pub and eatery, which has a front and rear patio area. The pub is in Georgian style, a cottage in white, with black paintwork around the sash windows and the door - it has modest decoration above the lower windows and door. The interior has three areas, once former rooms though technically now open plan. The front room is the bar and is nearly fully partitioned from the two back area. It is in white and red. It has a TV (not on) and a nice little fireplace. The room has some bottles and mixed pictures on the walls for interest. Thetwo back areas are for food and are separated by the old corridor leading to the garden. The one side is traditional, being in white and fake beam. It has a mirror, an old indenture and photos of people on the walls. The other side is moder, being in light grey with high backed comfy chairs (funny, nobody was in here). They do good food here - we enjoyed ours. There was no music. The service was fine and there the place was very busy with a mixed clientele. Beer; usual tap stuff with Broadfield Farmer's Pale Ale, Bathams Bitter (very good), Holden's Golden Glow and Kennedy's Crouse, Shropshire Oracle, Gun Dog's Jack Spaniel and a very good Enville Ginger on handpull. A class pub, that combines something for all - bar, food (modern and traditional setting) and an array of beers. Not to be missed - especially with the Swan and Rascal nearby.