Pubs in Studley

Jubilee Inn

Bromsgrove Road,Studley, Studley B80 7PQ

Large, 1930's pub on the outskirts of the village. A modern open-plan interior has been successfully arranged to give a separate room effect to the bar, lounge, family and dining areas. The sensibly priced food menus with many special offers account for a significant part of the pub's trade. At the moment no real ale is served. A half acre garden at the rear.

Swan Inn

24 High Street,Studley, Studley B80 7HJ

Lively pub with a main room and a function room with a skittle alley. Strong emphasis on sports. The main part of the pub is split level, arranged about a central bar. The public bar area allows darts be played. Away from the bar the lounge is spacious and to one side is an alcove area with lots of exposed beams. The function room has its own bar and may be hired for private parties. Food is served lunchtimes. No food Saturday & Sunday eve.

Barley Mow Hotel

Priory Square,Studley, Studley B80 7BA

Large rambling pub very popular with diners. Licensed since 1534 but the building is much older.

Miller & Carter Washford Mill

Icknield Street Drive,Studley, Studley B80 7BD

Ancient timber framed inn converted from a watermill dating back to Doomsday. A Miller & Carter Steakhouse. An area to the side is more drinker friendly.

Needlemakers Arms

7 Watts Road,Studley, Studley B80 7PT

The public and lounge bars share a central serving area at this friendly local. An area is set aside for darts and quoits. No real ale!

Railway Inn

64 Station Road,Studley, Studley B80 7JS

Don't let the name fool you, the railway is a long time gone, however this traditional pub with its low beamed ceiling is adorned with photographs and memorabilia from that bygone age. A large lounge is served from an 'L' shaped bar, a conservatory leads to the paved covered smoking area, to decking and a well maintained garden. Good value food is served. Live entertainment weekly and a 'Cask Club' runs on Monday evenings offering 20p off a pint.

Lark

108 Alcester Road, Studley B80 7NP

This popular village local has become a regular entry in the GBG. Formerly a Mad O'Rourke pub, it still maintains a link to its quirky past with a selection of framed front pages from its own newspaper adorning the walls. As well as real ale, a selection of traditional fruit wines and single malt whiskies are always available. Good quality reasonably priced meals cooked by the licensee are served seven days a week, the Desperate Dan Cow Pie being the house speciality.

Shakespeare

Redditch Road, Studley, Studley B80 7AX

Recently refurbished this pub has a modern brown/cream decor, it consists of a single bar serving two rooms, a sparsely furnished lounge with stools and upholstered bench seating and a further room housing dart board, pool table and gaming machines. There is a 'Big Screen' television in the lounge which shows Sky Sports, and a well used juke box offers music throughout. No food.

Studley Cricket Club

Washford Fields, Birmingham Road, Studley B80 7BG

Bell

4 Alcester Rd, Studley, Studley B80 7AR

Lively locals pub on site of former Thompson's brewery.

Studley Sports & Social Club (Entaco's)

Eldorado Close, Studley B80 7HP

Club house situated in 10 acres of sporting pitches and areas within the centre of Studley. Range of sports including Football, Cricket, Tennis and Bowls, the club house also hosts a wide range of other sports and club activities; such as Sub Aqua Diving, Skipping, Royal Enfield Motor Cycles. Visitors and new members welcome. The function room available for hire, with a capacity of 140 people.

Weatheroak Tap House

21A High Street, Studley B80 7HN

ACCREDITED FOR BEER QUALITY 2019/2020 This popular and welcoming micropub opened in the Summer of 2016 and is one of the outlets for the nearby Weatheroak Brewery. There are two small, cosy rooms with basic snacks and packs of sweets available. Take-away food can be brought into the pub and a chip shop is next door. Weatheroak brewery off sales are also available in various sizes of dispense.