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The Queen Inn, West Bromwich

Pub added by Delboy 20
Congregation Way
West Bromwich
B70 8SY

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Strongers . left this review about The Queen Inn

It looks like I managed to visit the Queen Inn just before it closed its doors for the last time, under Whitbread anyway. A long counter runs across the rear with drinks available to the left and a carvery available from the longer right-hand side. Open plan seating is found across the long width of the pub and oddly the left and right-hand sides had different music playing. There is a pool table in the front right, but this feels very much like a dry led pub. Standard keg and Madri were available and one of the three hand pumps was in operation drawing Doom Bar.

On 19th July 2024 - rating: 5
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Queen Inn

Absolutely no sign of The Queen Inn name (apart from the website and till screens), so Cookhouse & Pub passes for that as well as both description and brand. As you would expect from a brand-new food-led outlet attached to a Premier Inn, this comprises various seating / dining areas all with anonymous modern furniture and decor. It does do real ale however, although the Wainwright annoyingly went off during the pour, leaving just Doom Bar (£1.79, half).

On 22nd April 2019 - rating: 5
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Delboy 20 left this review about Cookhouse & Pub

New Cookhouse & Pub, part of the Premier Inn due to open soon.

Now open and called the Queen Inn.

On 25th March 2019 - no rating submitted
[User has posted 2010 recommendations about 1856 pubs]