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Swan Inn, Sedgley, Dudley

Gospel End Street
Dudley
DY3 3LP

Phone: 01902884922

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Sedgley

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Real Ale Ray left this review about Swan Inn

Nice pub with a friendly welcome. 6 handpumps with 4 on, Salopian Lemon Dream, Hobsons Town Crier, Enville Ginger and Oakham Citra. We went for the Town Crier, which was decent at £3.80 a pint. There's a lot of grey paintwork and on the walls in here, a bit gloomy but am sure it's nice with the fires going. Visited August 2025.

On 4^th December 2025 - rating: 7
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James Past left this review about Swan Inn

A pub that I not visited before but it seems that the pub closed in February 2023 and after receiving a refurb opened again in January this year. Still open plan so I would imagine that most things are still in the same place, except maybe the bar. Maybe someone local can give confirm. I read that real ale was the name of the game now with six hand pulls on the bar.A decent selection of mainly 'Midlands' beers ,but I tried the Abbeydale Deception which was in good nick. A good selection of cobs/buns/baps were available when I visited. Call there if you are in the area.

On 26^th September 2024 - no rating submitted
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Soup Dragon left this review about Swan Inn

A two-tone, half yellow and half something else, its too dark to tell, detached pub.

The interior is technically open plan, with three areas. A back area in white and wood panel, with wood floor, with a punchbag machine and Sky TV, with a few bed pans on the wall and bits of crockery for decoration. The small middle area had sofas and carpet and the larger bar area was in red and white, with wood panel, carpet and central roof beam. There was a nice brick and stone fireplace, giving some pedigree to the experience of visiting the place. There were two painings on the walls by Ron Baker, one of Ruiton Mill, the other Sedgley Manor House. Service was fine the locals friendly enough

Beer; all tap stuff and not even a MILD - ironic, as it advertises quality ales outside. I had a John Smith shandy as i was dying of thirst after playing footy.

Apart from the fireplace, there is nothing to call me to return

On 29^th January 2010 - no rating submitted
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