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The Crown, Wolverhampton

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Wood Road
Codsall Wood
Postal town: Wolverhampton
WV8 1QR
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Tenanted (Marstons)

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Reviews of The Crown (Average Rating: 6 of 10) Add Review see review guidelines

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Oggwyn Great left this review about The Crown

Pub is well described in previous reviews , one of those generic pubs Bankd were throwing up with abandon in the 1980s , pretty bland interior , you could be in any 80s Banks pub .
Pretty quiet on my late afternoon visit , service was OK .
Beers usual kegs with 4 handpiulls in either bar , only 2 beers on Banks Bitter and an OK Mild .
Bog standard pub , not bad but not worth a special trip .

On 24th February 2015 - no rating submitted
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Ale Monster left this review about The Crown

This is a Marston’s (Banks’s) owned cottage style pub which is of late 20th century build although the interior has been made to look much older with beams and half timber walls, there is a large gable end above the entrance and a couple of dormer windows in the roof. The interior has a hall way and two rooms, a fairly traditional public bar on the left and a more modern dining lounge on the right. The public bar has a long counter across the back of the room, a real log fire in the left hand wall with a large flat screen TV showing racing on the wall above, leather bench seats and small copper topped round tables, on the walls were Wolves FC memorabilia with other sports paintings and photos. The dining lounge has a small bar counter on the left as you enter with a nice cast iron fire place in the opposite wall, a modern tiled floor and modern tables and chairs, across the back of the room are large patio doors which open out on to a well presented garden, on the walls were a couple of abstract paintings.

Regular ales are Banks’s Bitter and Mild with no guest beers although the bar man said that until recently they did have guests but they didn’t sell very well. Had a pint of Mild which was very good.

I liked the fairly traditional public bar area but the lounge was a bit too modern and arty farty for me. They have a short menu of home cooked food which I have tried on a couple of occasions and can confirm that in my experience it is very good. I will continue to pop in if in the area.

On 14th March 2011 - rating: 6
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Soup Dragon left this review about The Crown

A detached modern looking Marston's pub in white painted brick with a front gable clad in wood. There is a front patio.

The interior has two rooms, however the lounge was all dark at my visit, as i think there had been a problem with the kitchen and no food had been served over the weekend. The bar was in undressed brick and cream walls, with a number of prints on the walls for decoration. There was a fireplace feature and a TV. The service was friendly, as were the several locals seated at the bar, who passed a joke or two with me.

Beer; tap stuff, with Jennings Cumberland Ale, Cocker Hoop, Banks's Bitter and a decent enough Banks's MILD on handpull.

I literally had a couple of minutes here, but wish i could have sat and had a nice pint or two and am sure i will get to pop in again

On 12th July 2010 - no rating submitted
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Pub location see interactive map of local area
Map location corrected by Ale Monster
Codsall, 1.7 miles, 32 min walk (show)
Albrighton, 2.1 miles, 40 min walk (show)
Bilbrook, 2.3 miles, 44 min walk (show)
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11th Oct 2015, 19:47
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11th Oct 2015, 16:31
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