Waggon and Horses, Peatfield, Stafford

A corner pub that is in a mock-Elizabethan style which is in undressed brick and stone windowed lower half and a white rendered and black beam upper. The interior is effectively an open plan U-shape around the central serving bar. The decor is brown and cream split wall with white ceiling. There is a dart board and one end of the room, down a step, has a pool table on a wood floor. At the other end there seems to be an area where the disco/karaoke operates, though this was in darkness when i visited. There are pictures of film stars on the walls and a large pull down screen TV is available (not on at my visit) There is a brick fireplace and a mix of carpet and stone-flagged floor in the remaining area. The service was fine, the clientele consisted of one other bloke - but too be honest, Stafford is deserted on a Sunday night. Music was mix and supplied via a radio channel. Beer; tap stuff with Banks's MILD and Slaters Top Totty (just gone) and a decent Slaters Why Not on handpull. A couple of handpulls and a pub that is a mix of both modern and traditional. I would definately pop back in here for one. Nice to see it back open.