Pubs in Walsall

Pretty Bricks

5 John Street, Walsall, Walsall WS2 8AF

This is one of the few pubs from where CAMRA was launched nationally in 1972, driven by early campaigner the late Peter Linley. In that same year, Walsall CAMRA was formed with an initial brief to cover the country from here north to John O'Groats. On the edge of town, this is a real back street gem dating from 1845. The pub takes it's name from the ceramic bricks at the front. The pub has a front bar with a warm convivial atmosphere. The snug style lounge has a more intimate feel. Both rooms feature real fires. There is an upstairs function room and a smoking area in the rear courtyard. Folk nights are held on 2nd Thursday of each month. Sells freshly filled cobs and pork pies

Archers

Thorncroft Way, Walsall WS5 4EF

Wine and sports bar.

Victoria

23 Lower Rushall Street, Walsall WS1 2AA

Popular two-roomed pub very close to the town centre dating from 1845 with a former brew house, a pleasant garden and smoking facilities at the back. A large Pay and Display car park is also to the rear. Bar snacks are available along with Sunday lunches. Open mic and quiz nights are held regularly, Sunday evening live entertainment and retro games nights are on a monthly cycle. A pool table is located upstairs. One real cider is permanently available.

Red Lion

69 Park Street, Walsall WS1 1NW

Town centre pub close to both bus and rail stations. Handy for the art gallery. Built in 1815 but much altered, there are two rooms, the smaller upstairs accessed by a spiral staircase. The fine late Victorian frontage is listed.

Longhorn

255 Sutton Road, Walsall WS5 3AR

Large 1930's roadside inn with a real community feel. The rear of the pub is given over to diners whilst drinkers tend to occupy the front section. There is a function area available free of charge. The Longhorn hosts many charity events throughout the year, with quiz nights on Sundays and Wednesdays. Regular Food & Drinks deals are on offer, and CAMRA members can benefit from 20p off a pint of real ale. Up to four changing ales are available.

Balloons Wine Bar

91-92 Ablewell Street, Walsall WS1 2EU

Wine Bar, no real ale served

Birchills Liberal Club

Old Birchills, Walsall WS2 8QD

The club operates as a pub, the main bar is open to the public.

New Inn

Blue Lane West, Walsall WS2 8NU

Local pub next to Walsall Fire Station.

Chuckery Club

44 Beacon Street, Walsall WS1 2DL

Friendly club where non members are welcome at all times. Children welcome. Live entertainment every Saturday evening.

Bradford Arms

Milton Street, Walsall WS1 4LA