Shrewsbury Arms, Forebridge

About us

The Black Country Ales Brewery has been established through a genuine love of traditional ales. We brew our outstanding selection of beers using only the finest ingredients to the highest possible standards.

We understand that pubs are a part of our country’s heritage, and a vital centre for our communities. Our goal is to uphold the values of the traditional real ale pub: A comfortable friendly atmosphere, log fires, and most importantly of all, a wide range of top quality ales.

Facilities

AirconBeer gardenDogs allowedFamily friendlyFoodFunction roomOutside areaReal aleReal fireSmoking areaWiFi freeTakeaway foodTakeout drinksDartboardLive musicQuiz nightsCricketFootballRacing ChannelRugby

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Reviews

363 reviews

4.4/5

Mike Machin

1 year ago

I have to say Nathan and Ella are running a fabulous pub. The beers are kept fab and I use the real ale app to see what's on which they keep regularly updated. My daughter is autistic and it's a safe area for her, other pubs can be too noisy and rough. I had a nice ham cob one day and it was well worth the money. I don't have any negatives other than the brewery could do with a bit of a refurb otherwise it's wonderful 👍👍👍

Monty M.

2 years ago

Visited on Friday evening for a quick drink of real ale. Was not disappointed. Under relatively new management, we were warmly greeted by the new landlord, which set the tone for the whole experience. Great service, good beer and a very friendly atmosphere. You would do well to try this place should you venture into Stafford.

g t

2 years ago

What a cracking pub this is locates in Stafford town centre. About ten ales on and 2 ciders when I went including four Black Country ales (along with the usual selections) friendly behind the bar and locals are chatty. Dog friendly. Dart board. Does cold batches.Recommended if you want to try some ale and in the town centre. Recommended 🍻 🍏 🍎 🐕

Przemek Tuliszka

2 years ago

On Saturday around 1 PM, only few people inside, non in garden, we went there for a quick beer. I had never been there before, and from the outside, it didn't look big, but inside there was actually a lot of space. The interior was typical of an English pub, nothing that surprised me. The highlight was the garden, which was really nice, especially on warm days. The staff was friendly, and the prices were average. I recommend it.

paul brown

2 years ago

Plenty of space in this Black Country Ales pub. A good selection of ales and freshly made cobs. I had a cheese and onion that had just been made and an unusual Oakham ale. There are plenty of sauces and pickles. Pickles would probably be best left in a fridge, though.