Live Sports — Pubs in Telford

Queens Head Inn

King Street, Telford TF4 2AA

Centrally located Marston's pub with public car park opposite. Traditional locals' pub featuring sports TV.

Talbot Inn

26 High Street, Telford TF4 2EX

Basic local pub.

Three Crowns Inn

Hinkshay Road, Telford TF4 3PB

Marston's pub refurbished in March 2019 and retaining a traditional feel. At the time of re-opening it was serving a single real ale, with plans to gradually increase this up to a maximum of three hand-pulls based on customer demand. These would be from the Marston's portfolio. A family-friendly pub where many local sports are based. It has a single large L-shaped room with three distinct areas - snug, bar and games area. There is ramped access at the front of the pub next to the large patio area.

Bulls Head Inn

Station Road, Telford TF4 2LJ

Locals' pub with sports on TV, No real ale.

Wrekin View

Milners Lane, Telford TF4 2JH

Family run establishment with a main focus on diners. Recently renovated (May 2019). The pub affords a fine view of the Wrekin - hence the name.

Foresters Arms

27 Union Street, Telford TF1 5RG

A traditional local pub having a single bar and offering one real ale from national brewers.

Station Hotel

42 Market Street, Telford TF2 6DU

Expect a warm welcome. A multi-roomed traditional local pub that has been in the Good Beer Guide for many years. Specialising in beers from the Yorkshire region, as well as local beers alike. A very warming fire. Excellent homemade Rolls, Pies & Cheeses are also usually available. Typically hosts three Beer Festivals a year: Over the late May Bank Holiday, August Bank Holiday & in late November.

Hop & Vine

High Street, Telford TF1 5NG

Completely refurbished with the addition of a new restaurant extension, this local freehouse now has a modern airy feel. The food served every evening provides a choice of grills and Indian meals with the latter including an extensive vegetarian selection.

Britannia Inn

Aqueduct Road, Telford TF3 1BX

Typical locals pub with 5 hand-pulls serving beers from the Marston's portfolio. Two roomed - one with TV showing live sports and another quieter room. Bar snacks available.

Robin Hood Inn

33 Waterloo Street, Telford TF8 7HQ

Superb setting on the edge of Ironbridge near the free bridge with views over the River Severn and unique Jackfield bridge. The refurbishment has maintained the charm and character of this traditional Holden's pub. Five areas to eat and drink by two bars. Quality home cooked food available both at lunchtime and in the evening (not Mon). Food on Sunday is a lunchtime carvery. Convivial ambience and opportunities for outdoor trips to natural and archaeological areas nearby. Welcome outpost for Holden's beers in the area. A good base for exploring the World Heritage Site of Ironbridge and its museums. Comfortable en suite accommodation is also available. NOTE: Mondays and Tuesday opening hours in winter months (until March) - 3.00 pm

Arleston Inn Hotel

Arleston Lane, Telford TF1 2LA

The relaxing traditional bar in this hotel offers guest ales and meals are available, served in the conservatory restaurant.

Foresters Arms

Wellington Road, Telford TF4 3BS

Large two-roomed pub popular with locals. It offers food, four real ales and a large beer garden at the rear.

Queens at Horton

Horton Lane, Telford TF6 6DW

On the road from Leegomery to Donnington and a sharp blind bend in the road, the Queens has been lavishly refurbished as a bar and separate restaurant, with log burners in both rooms. The bar has three regular ales and a guest, and the restaurant provides for up to forty covers. Menus for bar, lunchtime and evening meals available. See website. Five double bedrooms cater for overnight guests. A large car park and garden area with tables and benches has also been incorporated.

Crown Inn

Market Street, Telford TF2 6EA

This 1835 pub has 3 distinct drinking areas and sun trap courtyard. With many guest beers from 14 cooled hand pulls it is longstanding Cask Marque accredited. Real cider, mild, and a stout or porter usually available, and a range of continental bottled beers. With many events: acoustic club Wednesdays, quality live music Thursdays and quiz nights last Sunday each month. Joint ale festivals with sister pub Elephant & Castle, Dawley 1st weekends May and October with 12,000 different ales since 1995. Large free car park and bus station at rear, 4 minute walk from railway station.

Golden Ball

Newbridge Road, Ironbridge, Telford TF8 7BA

A Grade II listed hidden gem situated off the Madeley to Ironbridge road, this historic inn is well worth finding. Warm and welcoming, it has three main areas set around a central bar. The bar atmosphere is usually vibrant. A regular ale vies with a changing list of 3 guest beers. Delicious home cooked food is served. Meals can be eaten in the bar or in the separate dining areas. Handy for the local museums around the Ironbridge Gorge. Has two double and two twin rooms all en-suite. Children are welcome until 9.00pm

St Georges Sports & Social Club

Church Road, St Georges, Telford TF2 9LU

Just a short bus ride from Oakengates railway station, this community club featuring a large, comfortable open-plan bar with a view of the sports field has been awarded CAMRA branch club of the year numerous times. The guest beers are mostly from the local area and food is available at all times. Renowned for its sports facilities, some floodlit, it is popular with families. CAMRA members are always welcome. Also comprises a large community hall with a small private bar which hosts community focused events and entertainment is also available for hire for events such as weddings and parties with catering services available on site. Local branch Club of the Year 2020

Black Swan

Lloyds Head, Telford TF8 7LZ

A traditional country free house over 350 years old situated next to the River Severn within the Ironbridge Gorge UNESCO World Heritage Site. The original rooms have been tastefully knocked through and are warmed by a woodburner in the winter. The walls are adorned with old photos and prints of the local area and its industrial heritage. In an idyllic spot, especially in summer, the pub garden overlooks the River Severn. Home cooked food is available 12pm-2.30pm and 5.30pm- 8.30pm (8pm in winter) during the week, all day Saturdays and lunchtime on Sundays.

Horseshoes Inn

Holyhead Road, Telford TF1 5AE

This pub with a multi-level bar area and lounge is very welcoming to all. While parking at front of the pub is limited a large car park is available at the rear of the property. Pool, darts and dominoes are regularly played, karaoke on Tuesdays and a function room for party nights which is free to hire if catering is ordered.

Wrens Nest

Wrens Nest Lane, Telford TF1 5HJ

Estate style pub that serves the local housing estates.

Lord Hill Inn

Main Road, Telford TF2 0DH

Although it's on top of a hill, Ketley Bank, some find this pub a little difficult to find first time, but worth a look. There have been licenced premises on the site since 1826. Basically a two roomed pub with outside areas front and back and a particular sun trap of a conservatory on the front. Very much a local's pub serving two hand pulls with well presented beers and bar snacks such as pork pies and scotch eggs. There is a popular quiz on alternate Wednesdays at 9pm.

Unicorn Inn

Holly Road, Telford TF4 3HZ

This is a large pub. At the front are two rooms used mainly for pool and darts. Two steps up to a large rear bar room (ramps and assistance for disabled customers). Regular live music on Fridays and Saturdays. Friday is mainly karaoke night (8pm till late) and Saturday is live music - see Facebook or noticeboard outside for artists. Three large sports TV screens. Dogs are only allowed in the gardens. Outside there is a covered heated smoking area, a children's play area consisting of slides, swings and a climbing frame and a large lawn area with plenty of tables and chairs. The nearest bus stop is in Manor Road about 400m away. Every year on the last Sunday of May (Bank Holiday) a real cider festival is held.

Barley Mow

16 Court Street, Telford TF7 5EB

Busy and popular community pub with two main areas, a lounge and a traditional bar room. Lounge has exposed beams and many photos on the wall showing Madeley in the past. All rooms have TVs for Sky sports. Live music at weekends.

Malt Shovel

Hadley Park Road, Telford TF1 6QG

A popular two-roomed local pub on the northern edge of Telford near to the Silken Way, Apley woods and pool. One regular and two alternating beers are served or a Marston's seasonal ale. Food is served weekday lunch times, a pub quiz is held every Thursday night at 8 pm and a meat raffle is held on Friday night in aid of Severn Hospice. Live music is held once a month on a Saturday night - see Facebook for acts. Outside there is a small patio area. Arriva bus service finishes at 5pm.

Red Lion Inn

39 Park Street, Telford TF7 5LD

Locals pub with a large patio and garden area. Both the lounge and front bar have sports TV. Bar snacks available.

Six Bells

17 Church Street, Telford TF7 5BN

A community pub located opposite the Thomas Telford designed St Michael's Church hence the Six Bells. One main room split L shaped with lounge area and bar. Separate section allocated for darts and sports TV. Beer garden at the rear off the large car park. Convenient for visiting Blists Hill Victorian town and the historic St Michael's Church and graveyard which contains notable graves and remembrances. Beer from local breweries available at weekends until it runs out.

Duke Of York

40 Market Street, Telford TF2 6DU

Sports style pub with a number of screens about the place include the covered area in front of the pub.

Hare & Hounds

Holyhead Road, Telford TF2 6DJ

Large pub on the old A5 Holyhead road. Open plan with three distinct areas. Refurbished and under new management in July 2020, One real ale available.it now serves Indian cuisine alongside traditional pub food.

Priorslee

Priorslee Avenue, Telford TF2 9SW

A pub designed more for family dining - not a quiet drinking venue. Large spacious layout around a central bar.

Woolpack

1 Acorn Way, Telford TF5 0LW

Foodie pub with a pleasant atmosphere. Modern design but friendly and tastefully decorated throughout. 20p discount on cask ales using their own ( Mitchells and Butlers ) loyalty card on a Monday and Tuesday.

Pheasant Inn

Shawbirch Road, Telford TF5 0AD

Pub on the outskirts of Telford majoring on food, for which it has a good reputation. There is also a bar area. Dogs are welcome only when food is not being served.

All Nations

20 Coalport Road, Telford TF7 5DP

Historic brew-house in secluded location offering a friendly welcome. A small locally renowned institution untouched by modern fads. One of the Famous Four last brew pubs. A cosy log-burner warms the pub in winter and there is a pretty beer garden for the warmer months. Garden with hens (eggs sold!). Browse newspapers or bring & swap books. On wooded quiet hillside, paths and footbridge to nearby Blists Hill museum, just on the edge of the World Heritage Area. Dog and child friendly. Fresh rolls made to order. TV is set up in the bar for major rugby matches only. Perry sometimes available. The Monday night quiz is a must.

Compasses

72 Beveley Road, Ketley, Telford TF2 6SD

Located on the original A5 Watling street now bypassed by the B5061 this pub is well worth a visit. Two regular beers with one changing - usually from a local brewery. The bar area is long and quite narrow with regular lively local trade. Jenko's Mongolian barbecue opens at 6:00pm where you have a good choice of ingredients, sauces and spices. Choose what you want and it's cooked in front of you on a griddle. On Sundays the roast lunches are served from 12 noon until 3:00 PM which are very popular, so it is advisable to book in advance. Outside are two large car parks and a beer garden with a covered smoking area. Disabled access with friendly staff providing assistance if required. There are disabled toilets

Albion Inn

Station Hill, Telford TF2 9AD

Marstons pub with spectacular view over the Shropshire plain from terraced garden. Traditional interior with period features and a real fire in the main seating area.

Cottage Springs Inn

39 Church Street, Telford TF2 9JY

Refurbished during Spring 2020. Local sports pub with Sky TV and pool tables. No real ale.

Bell & Bails Inn

84 Church Street, Telford TF2 9LT

A large two-roomed pub with plenty of oak ceiling beams throughout the pub gives this pub a traditional feel. On entering, the old bar to the left has been converted to a games room with two pool tables and a darts board. The large L-shaped bar area is open plan but with three distinct areas and plenty of seating & tables. There is a large screen television. An area in the lounge can be set aside for private functions. There is a large car park and to the left there is a lawn drinking area with plenty of seating and tables For smokers there is a hut (unheated) outside the rear entrance.

Talbot Inn

Gower Street, Telford TF2 9BL

Just away from the centre of St. Georges

Wrekin Inn

26 Wrekin Road, Telford TF1 1RH

Reopened by Rowton Brewery in November 2021 after being nicely refurbished. Dog friendly pub featuring four of their own beers plus two guests one of which will normally below under 4% ABV. Walking distance from Wellington town centre and railway station, and is a mile from the Wrekin hill itself. Patio area is popular in the summer and adjacent to the pub is a children's play area.

Old Fighting Cocks

48 Market Street, Telford TF2 6DU

Recently taken over by Rowton Brewery this popular pub now sports twelve handpulls, dispensing four Rowton beers, Everards Tiger, four guests, and three ciders. Bar snacks are available. Entrance to the front room and bar leads to a rear room and snug, and a passage to another rear room with a back entrance and toilets. Many period features include stained glass and a horse feeding hatch in the disabled toilet. There are a number of car parks nearby and the local bus station is less than 200m away.

William Withering

43-45 New Street, Telford TF1 1LU

Named after a local Physician and Geologist who is best remembered for discovering and developing Digitalis. This large open pub has a decor providing a mix of period 1700s & the typical modern bar area. The three regular ales plus three constantly changing ales from up and down the country, with a focus tending on ales from the local area. Good value food is available in a relaxed atmosphere. Can be very busy around Saturday lunchtime as shoppers take advantage to rest their tired legs and arms. Food Times: 8am - 11pm (9pm if with Children) Note quirky picture above fireplace - see if you can catch the figure moving!

White Horse

4 Finger Road, Telford TF4 3JX

Traditional pub with large open seating area and a bar. Pool table in the back room. A quiet pub used mainly by locals with a friendly welcome from the landlord.

Fallow Field

Hadley Park East, Telford TF1 6QJ

Large new build (2014) Marston's Tavern. Concetrates on food, but with a good selection of Marston's portfolio beers. Area for children under five years old. Small area for drinkers, though food also served here. Large garden and smokers den. Sandwiches served 12pm till 5pm.

Sir John Bayley Club

Haygate Road, Telford TF1 1QX

A family sports & entertainment social club

Albert's Shed

Unit 1 Park Avenue, Southwater Way, Telford TF3 4BF

Newly bar opened late November 2019 focusing on being a venue for live music acts. Entry after 8.00 pm on band nights and Friday & Saturday is by payment at the door. Quirky interior with large bar and central fireplace (gas - fired) surrounded by swings. Some tables have moped fronts and large Chesterfield chairs around the venue add to the quirky feel. Modern urban bar to suit all ages There is no outside drinking area, however a balcony is being added and will open February 2020

Blue Pig

Capewell Road, Telford TF2 6QQ

Two roomed pub; bar and lounge with TVs in each. Live entertainment on Saturday and Sunday (please search Facebook for dates & more information). Situated by Trench Pool with beer garden which has toy cars & scooters and other toys for the youngsters. Outside smoking area which is not covered or heated. A Grade II listed building easily seen from Queensway, but difficult to find because the access road passes through an housing estate with no signposts to the pub. Nearest bus stop is at Trench Motor Auctions about 10 minutes walk

New Dun Cow Bar & Grill

Trench Road, Telford TF2 7DU

Modern estate pub which specializes in food from the grill, including steaks, burgers and Indian food.

Trench Tavern

Trench Road, Telford TF2 6NU

Cuckoo Oak Inn

Bridgnorth Road, Telford TF7 4JD

Large open-plan food orientated pub on the outskirts of Madeley near the Fire Station. Extensive good value food menu. Popular with families. Large screen TV's

Captain Webb

4 Bagley Drive, Telford TF1 3NP

Large open plan welcoming estate pub with two pool tables and a patio area in front of the pub. 4-7pm after work club. Food Tuesdays and Thursdays, Buy one, get one half price on selected meals.

Station Hotel

Station Road, Telford TF1 1BY

Directly opposite the main entrance to the railway station. The public bar of the hotel is on the lower level. Upstairs is the hotel complete with restaurant and function room. Lunchtime meals are served until 4pm and live music available every Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday.

Dun Cow

Duke Street, Telford TF1 1BJ

Based in the centre of the town it is handy for dropping into while out shopping to enjoy pint. While the pub is a single room with a small annexe it still retains the feel of having two rooms. The guest beer is from the Lymestone brewery. Grade II listed building.