Green Man, Milwich

About us

Our History

Milwich is a small village about four miles east of Stone in the county of Staffordshire.

In the village, there is a pub, church, village hall and some very interesting buildings. There are plenty of walks in the surrounding area, and booklets detailing these are available from behind the bar at £4.00 a book.

All the food is freshly prepared, so your patience will be rewarded. If you have any special requests please let them be known when ordering you food.

We offer a selection quality wines, details of which can be found on our wine list.

We also offer a selection of cask conditioned ales and scrumpy details to be found on the black board near the bar.

The Green Man has been awarded CAMRA Pub of the Month on 5 occasions during our stay here and ‘Rural Pub of the Year’ 2015, 2016 and 2017 also ‘Heart of Staffordshire Pub of the Year’ for 2006, 2007 and 2016.

Facilities

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Reviews

213 reviews

4.5/5

Kathryn

2 years ago

A great local pub Not eaten there for a while Excellent beer

martin beard

2 years ago

Can't really rate the food as we went on a beer festival night, many years since I've been so looked forward to it, still a great pub , electric atmosphere on the Saturday we went, great band would definitely go again.

Jon Bennett

2 years ago

Friendly pub with very good food; definitely worth a visit if you're in the area. Pro tip 1: it can get busy and, as the restaurant area consists of four tables, I'd recommend booking. Pro tip 2: don't do what I did, which was stand under the jukebox and try to put in your orders. It's loud enough to make comprehension more difficult than it needs to be... Pro tip 3: it's order at the bar and you'll need to pick up some menus as you wander past the pile on the way to your table. Pro tip 4: there's a second car park around the back of the pub, so don't panic if the 'main' one seems full.

Scott Mason

2 years ago

We we’re staying locally and had this place recommended to us. The food was tremendous cracking portions and full of flavour, Bar staff were really helpful and the locals were welcoming and friendly. It was also spotless. We will be making a point of stopping in when we are next in the area.

daryl lightfoot

2 years ago

Old fashioned real pub in a delightful quaint village. Lovely welcoming staff. Spotlessly clean. Delicious food at unbelievably reasonable prices….homemade at that. We had the fish and chips followed by the biscoff cheesecake and treacle sponge. All for less than £30 (for 2 people). Looking forward to trying their Sunday lunches. Often have bands/singers on early doors Sunday.