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The Stable Tavern, Kidderminster

1 Talbot Square
Cleobury Mortimer
Postal town: Kidderminster
DY14 8BQ

Phone: 01299270382

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Cleobury Mortimer

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Delboy 20 left this review about The Stable Tavern

Tucked away down the side of the Talbot you could easily miss this pub - and that would be a shame as it is a decent place.
Very busy when I called with plenty of people watching the Horse racing.
3 ales on - HPA, Hobsons Pumped Up Pale and Wye Valley Totem.
The 2 I tried were excellent.
Well worth a visit.

On 14^th April 2026 - no rating submitted
[User has posted 1956 recommendations about 1810 pubs]

Ian Mapp left this review about The Stable Tavern

Physically connected to the Talbot and presumably the former stable block. It is totally independent and as of my 2026 visit, it is celebrating 10 years.

Packed full of pensioners - I know it was a Wednesday afternoon but again, I can only guess that some sort of pensioner special must have been on. It was uncanny.

Low ceiling and bar at the far end. 2-3 cask on and the Butty Bach was in great condition.

On 8^th January 2026 - rating: 7
[User has posted 1800 recommendations about 1768 pubs]

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Blue Scrumpy left this review about The Stable Tavern

At first glance, the Stable Tavern looks as if it ought to belong to the Talbot which fronts Cleobury Mortimer's main street. It's hidden away behind the Talbot through a passageway leading to a car park.

There are two or three doors, a couple leading into the lounge and another into the separate bar. Just a handful of locals were gathered in the lounge on our Wednesday afternoon visit. There may well have been more in the bar.

The two real ales on were Ludlow Gold & Wye Valley HPA. A third handpull was clipped with Thatcher's Stan's Cheddar Valley. Cobs were on sale behind the bar, whilst some kind of sport was being shown on a TV above one of the entrances.

All in all, not a bad pub.

On 18^th August 2023 - rating: 6
[User has posted 3459 recommendations about 3457 pubs]

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