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Jubilee Inn, Cannock

Pye Green Road
West Chadsmoor
Postal town: Cannock
WS11 5RS

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West Chadsmoor

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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about Jubilee Inn

Substantial pub on the western outskirts of Hednesford, with a 'L'-shaped bar plus what is probably a separate lounge (in darkness) beyond the door by the pool table and dartboard. Starting to look tatty round the edges, and one rather belligerent regular hardly helped the atmosphere. No sign of any handpumps nowadays either, so resorted to a quick Worthington's (£3.05) before heading to the station. Shame, though, because somebody could really make something of this place, with plenty of space and lots of new housing going up nearby.

On 23^rd November 2019 - rating: 4
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Soup Dragon left this review about Jubilee Inn

Update: Returned here as I heard that it had real ale... it didn't. The exterior is the same. The interior has two room, the lounge was not open. The bar has pool, darts and bar footy. The Wolves stuff has gone, so the bar is quite plain (I believe the current operators are relief gaffers). No real ale, even the MILD wasn't on. A long time before I return.
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March 2010: A large detached 1930s looking brick pub with patio and childs play area.

The interior, i saw just the one room, an 'L' shape around the bar, with darts, a pool table and larder screen TV up one end, with general size Tv down the other. The decor was white and plum with wood panel. There was some Wolves memorabilia on display. Service was good, the clientele a mix and it was busy.

Beer; I played footy for here some years back and its downfall was the limited beer choice then, as now. It serves just tap beer, so no real ale, and there is no MILD either. I had a coke. It would be a while before i returned, simply because of this, the pub otherwise is fine.

On 26^th June 2018 - no rating submitted
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