Pubs in Sedgley

Mount Pleasant

144 High Street, Sedgley DY3 1RH

Known locally as the Stump, this popular free house serves a selection of nine beers. It has a mock-Tudor frontage and a Tardis-like interior. The front bar is the first room off a long corridor. The lounge areas have an intimate feel, with two rooms on different levels housing various nooks and crannies, both with a real coal stove. The pub is on the main No.1 bus route, or a five-minute walk from the centre of Sedgley.

Bulls Head

27 Bilston Street, Sedgley DY3 1JA

Not far from the centre of Sedgley, sits this listed building. The bar area extends across the front of the pub and into the two bay windows. More drinking space is available further back in a raised area to the side. Beyond that is a busy Thai restaurant which also serves takeaways. A warm welcome awaits regulars and visitors alike. Live entertainment Sunday evening.

Clifton

Bull Ring, Sedgley DY3 1RX

Multi-level Wetherspoon outlet at the heart of Sedgley. Popular with drinkers and diners of all ages, it gets exceptionally busy at peak weekend times. The building opened as a cinema back in 1937 before becoming a bingo hall in the 1970s. A taxi rank is located immediately outside the premises and a pay and display car park can be accessed via Townsend Avenue.

Beacon Hotel

129 Bilston Street, Sedgley DY3 1JE

A unique destination brewery tap for Sarah Hughes, also offering progressive guest beers. It is a popular Grade II listed pub brimming with character - queues have been known to assemble ahead of opening time. The biggest selling beer by some margin is the award-winning Sarah Hughes Dark Ruby Mild. The large garden has children's play facilities at the rear and is used to host various annual events such as Black Country Day.

Cabin

10 Alderwood Precinct, Sedgley DY3 3QY

Period of transition - under the temporary management of Chris Caldwell (known to Wolverhampton branch for operating the Horse & Jockey, Woodcross) since Christmas 2019.

Crown

High Street, Sedgley DY3 1RJ

Modern building on the edge of Sedgley village. Pleasant bar. Separate lounge which specialises in good value carvery, served 12-8. Fish and chips specials on Fridays.

White Lion Inn

104 Bilston Street, Sedgley DY3 1JF

Large pub serving a range of pale and often hoppy beers, popular for its sport TVs. Has a quiet drinking lounge, which can be used for meetings and functions. There is a small garden with benches at the rear. The pub has a large car park next door.

Montys

1 High Street, Sedgley DY3 1RP

Cafe Wine Bar close to the centre of Sedgley village.

Red Lion

Bull Ring, Sedgley DY3 1RU

White Horse

12 Dudley Street, Sedgley DY3 1SB

Recently refurbished and extended, this pub in the centre of Sedgley village is now open-plan, light and airy, with sports TVs. The garden also has TVs and music and astroturf. Can be very lively, particularly at weekends and when sport is on TV.

Seven Stars

61 Gospel End Street, Sedgley DY3 3LT

Food-led Marston's pub on the main A463 road connecting Gospel End and Sedgley. On Monday, there is a free drink with every pie purchased. On Tuesday, 2 drinks cost £5 (from a limited range). On Wednesday, curry and drink costs £5.70. On Thursday, there is a free drink with every grill meal. On Friday, there is a charity night featuring different events. Sunday is quiz night.

Swan

Gospel End Street, Sedgley DY3 3LP

Three handpumps but no real ale.