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Four Crosses Inn, Cannock

Watling Street
Four Crosses
Postal town: Cannock
WS11 1RX

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Soup Dragon left this review about Four Crosses Inn

A huge coaching inn on Watling St. The pub comprises of several buildings, in various styles and of various ages; the two main parts being a Georgian style brick tower-house and a Jacobean style pub and dining area. The place does B&B and has beer garden and smoking area.

The interior has all the beams and white walls to go with the exterior and they love to play on the hisorical theme with ghost tales etc. The interior is geberally fine, though a little worn in some places. The service has always been friendly and the clientele mixed, as the place does very cheap food, which is better than the prices may indicate - pasta bake and chips for £1.50

The beer is the usual stuff, with Banks's MILD cask on electric pump and a guest handpull; recently having Hobgoblin and Mansfield Bitter - all of which are good.

Always happy to visit for a pint, and sometimes a bite to eat - its functional food, the beer better

On 28^th August 2009 - no rating submitted
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Mike Pedley left this review about Four Crosses Inn

The Four Crosses is a 16th Century Coaching House .. with log/ coal fires and a very friendly family atmosphere .. There is a large car park at the rear plus a Large lawn with benches and also a smaller garden that is serounded by Child proof fencing so your children cant go astray from you easily while you enjoy a drink and perhaps some of the wonderfull food if it be a sandwich to a full meal from a large well informed menu... There is a pleasent Dinning room also .. I have found the regulars of the Pub are very friendly and are always Happy to chat and give you information of the Pub and the area .. The Pub is next to the A5 There is good B&B accomodation also in a rural serounding. There are many tales of Paranormal also

On 27^th October 2006 - rating: 8
[User has posted 1 recommendations about 1 pubs]

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