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Weavers at Park Lane, Kidderminster
Kidderminster
DY11 6TG
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Reviews of Weavers at Park Lane (Average Rating: 8½ of 10) see review guidelines
Quinno _ left this review about Weavers at Park Lane
Gone downhill since the Big Split (it’s not the same ‘Weavers’ as the rest of the chain – a pair of ale nerds filled us in with the info at the other Weavers in town but I have subsequently forgotten most of the details) and we thought it was rather scuzzy in here and lacking maintenance. Initially very excited to see both Bathams and Titanic PP available, though the halves of them were par rather than memorable, NBSS 3/3. This one feels like it has stood still whilst the newer kids on the block have overtaken it. 6.5
November 2014
Converted period building (was formerly a solicitors) with a layout pleasingly retaining most of its internal heritage (enhanced by it being a ‘quiet’ pub – no music or TV). Enter to old living room, carpeted with granny wallpaper (with framed old Kidderminster prints and breweriana), wood bench seating and green carpet. The bar area is down a step. Another separate room from here off to the left and also access to a decked canal-facing garden (including a sofa lounge in a marquee). Lots of local ales available at the bar, seven in total at under £2.90pp alongside a five ciders/perries. My Dancing Duck was on offer (there’s always a cheap ale) and at £1.30 a half was in smashing condition, also good polite service. A few minutes walk from Kidderminster central but well-worth it. Rated 8
On 8th January 2026
- rating: 7
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Strongers . left this review about Weavers at Park Lane
Late on a recent midweek afternoon I opened the front door of Weavers at Park Lane to be met by the eyes of what felt like an army of locals who were sat in the front living room space nattering away. I stumbled my way through to the rear where a couple of steps descend to the small tile floored bar area with walls plastered with old clips and boards advertising the bar food. The counter runs across the rear while supporting twelve hand pumps. The six hand pumps on the left were drawing Wye Valley’s Butty Bach and HPA, Hop Back Brewery’s Summer Lightening, TT Landlord, Titanic’s Plum Porter and Batham’s Best. The six hand pumps to the right were all drawing real ciders and the keg options were Fosters, Stella, Guinness and Robinson’s Cider. The very friendly landlady left the group of locals to serve me a nice pint of the porter before returning to the discussions. To the left of this busy room is a not dissimilar room that was empty, but I did note the dartboard on the wall. I decided to exit through the side door rather than walking through the locals again, although the landlady spotted me supping up so bid me a cheery farewell. Outside, to the left of the pub, is a marquee full of picnic tables and towards the rear steps lead down to canal side seating. I liked it in here and would definitely return, but be aware that the doors open late and close early and children are not permitted, which is for the best because the air was very blue at times.
On 26th March 2025
- rating: 9
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about Weavers at Park Lane
Proper old-fashioned pub in the good sense, thankfully left unspoilt by the current owners (with the enclosed side marquee being the only modern feature that I noted). Comfortable front room with a welcome, blazing log fire, the compact bar down a couple of steps at the back and more of a snug back round to the other side of the entrance. Six cask ales - including an excellent Batham's Best Bitter (£4.20) - from one bank of six handpumps and six ciders available from the other.
On 13th October 2024
- rating: 8
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- Accommodation : No last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Bar Billiards : No last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Beer Festivals : No last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Beer Garden : Yes last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- CAMRA Discount : No last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Car Park : No last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Child Friendly : Yes - In garden only - last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Dog Friendly : Yes last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Function Room : No last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Hot Food : No last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Jukebox : No last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Karaoke : No last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Live Music : Yes - Saturdays and Sundays - last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Live TV Sports : No last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Micropub : Yes last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Pinball : No last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Pool Table : No last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Real Cider : Yes last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- Wheelchair Access : No last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
- WiFi : Yes last updated 08 January 2026 by Quinno _
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