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The Old Wharf Inn, Stourbridge

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78-80 High Street
Amblecote
Stourbridge
DY8 4LY

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Stourbridge Central, Amblecote

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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Old Wharf Inn

Much more of a food-led pub than the rather plain exterior might suggest, with quite a light, refurbished, opened-out, staple-shaped interior making up for the limited window areas. Apart from the expected Wye Valley HPA (£4.50, 3.5), I found Weetwood's Cheshire Cat, Elsie Mo from Castle Rock, a single-hop IPA from Acorn using the experimental CF 227 and a relatively young barman with a genuine interest in cask ales.

On 20^th September 2024 - rating: 7
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Will Larter left this review about The Old Wharf Inn

It's always good to see a closed pub reopening, and Stourbridge is blessed with so many good real ale pubs that it's perhaps surprising to see this one open again after such a long fallow period. But whereas most of the pubs I have done in Stourbridge are ale drinkers' pubs, this one is filling a niche for people who like to eat. Yes, there is real ale, but it's a bit of an afterthought. The pub has two front doors, but the right hand one was not observed in use while I was there. Most of the pub is set up for dining (low tables, grey painted walls and a bar counter in wedgwood blue, just in case there was any doubt), with just a couple of high tables near the bar for non-eaters. There are three hand pumps, which can easily be missed if entering by the left hand door at a crowded time. Staff are busy and efficient young women dressed in black; at least, that's how it is at lunchtime on a Saturday. My half of Three Tuns was in good nick, but this is not a pub I would hurry back to, though I wish every success to those involved.

On 17^th February 2020 - rating: 6
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Delboy 20 left this review about The Old Wharf Inn

I called in here a couple of weeks ago and I was impressed with the place. I had an excellent pint of Pale Rider. We also enjoyed a platter of warm sausage rolls, pork pies and scotch eggs served with mustard, pickles etc. Well worth a visit and I will call again.

On 17^th January 2020 - no rating submitted
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