Cottage Springs Inn, Telford

Average run of the mill pub close to the crossroads at St.Georges.On my Wednesday afternoon visit found 3 cask pumps on the bar although only one operational. After reading the last review I think there must be now a change of landlord or if not would not like to see him in a miserable mood.

thinksthat the cottage springs has the mst friendlist land lady in st georges and the landlord is nice aswell i look forward to going into the pub to see the friendly locals the only bit that lets the pub down is the bar made they have working on the weekends she isnt nice and i think they should get new bar staff

Dead at 5 30 on a Saturday night , the pub is a single L shaped room , the larger part of which is cluttered up with a pool table , table football , a couple of large speakers and a kareoke machine , just about halving the size of the pub . Only 2 real ales on Bankss Bitter and Mild , i had a Mild which was OK , the service was OK but the only other people there were the Landlord and a Barman who both spent the whole time F`in at the fruit machine , i wont bother again

This pub is getting rather tatty, with ripped seats patched with tape and peeling paint inside and out. There’s a dart board to the left of the bar as you enter and there was a game of dominoes going as well. No positive distinguishing features at all, unless you like f**k being used as part of every sentence and Tina Turner playing way too loud on the juke box. There were more people outside on the steps having a fag than there were inside. Has two handpumps selling Banks’s Original and bitter, I had a pint of the Original at the bargain price of £2.15. To be fair it was a much better pint than the one at The Albion earlier in the evening. It’s a bit rough and ready, but it looks to have a lot of regulars. I don’t think I’ll become one of them though.