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Jolly Collier, Oldbury

Pub added by Delboy 20
43 Junction Street
Brades Village
Postal town: Oldbury
B69 3HD

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Graham Coombs left this review about Jolly Collier

Local community pub surrounded by newish housing, but noteworthy for the range of beers. Reasonable atmosphere, and you could probably have a good session here. Also features a play area for children, overlooked by decking for the parents.

On 5th September 2010 - rating: 8
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Danny O'Revey left this review about Jolly Collier

Strang shaped pub hiddern down the end of a side road in an industrial part of Oldbury.

It has a local feel & is pleasant enough and is oddly shaped inside with the areas surrounding a central bar.

Its a Holdens house & the beer is reasonably well kept and it is worth a visit if you are in the area.

On 14th March 2010 - rating: 6
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Soup Dragon left this review about Jolly Collier

A small detached cottage style pub, in cream render and black paintwork, with a large beer garden and play area for the kids at the back.

The interior is open plan a 'U' shape around the central bar. The decor is red and white with a great fireplace with etched glass above with the name of the pub. There are lots of old photos and other ephemera on the walls. There is a pool table, darts and a few Sky TVs, but this is a traditional place at heart. The service was very friendly and i had a good chat to the lady that ran the place. The clientele were mixed.

Beer; tap stuff; with Wye Valley HPA, Burton Bridge Machine Man and an excellent Holden's Feeder Wench on handpull - often, there is Bathams Bitter on.

A great place - if this were my local i would be as happy as Larry. Class - along with the Waggon & Horses, a must for Oldbury

On 11th March 2010 - no rating submitted
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