Find a pub in Staffordshire
The perfect place to mount an exploration or to simply indulge in your surroundings? From the comfort of one of the best pubs in Staffordshire. Spread throughout the region, our Chef & Brewer pubs will have you coming back for more after each visit.
Whether it’s the scenic views of Staffordshire you’re after, glimpsed from our beautiful beer gardens, or the history of the pubs themselves, we’re ready and waiting to welcome you along. Pop in and we’ll spoil you with an inviting pub food menu full of pub classics, a plethora of drinks and an unbeatable atmosphere you’ll only find in country pubs in Staffordshire.
Find a pub in Staffordshire
The best pubs in Staffordshire
Are you looking for charming rustic eateries that embrace the history of the region? Maybe you’re just in the mood to settle in and indulge in traditional pub grub. Either way, our Chef & Brewer pubs in Staffordshire are just the place to hang your hat. Take a seat and we’ll handle the rest.Traveller’s rest
Settle into the comfortable the Shire Horse, where you can enjoy a menu full of all your favourites while dining with us al fresco on the pub patio, inside by the warmth of a roaring fire or in our handsome bar area. Overlooking the historic town of Stafford, this pub is just the place to enjoy the rolling countryside and more built-up area of the county.
Book a table at the Shire HorseA place for friends and family
Enjoy a pint in the picturesque town of Burntwood. Here, the Nags Head is known for our welcoming staff, traditional appearance and delicious pub food cooked with care. Whether you’re a regular or trying us out for the first time, bring along your family, friends and even your dog when you come to join us.
This dog-friendly pub in Staffordshire is also based in a brilliant location for further exploration of the county. Positioned in the middle of other charming towns like Walsall, Lichfield and Rugeley, there are places to go and things to see all around you.
Regency bias
As with many of the buildings in the beautiful town of Tutbury, Georgian and Regency architecture runs in the blood of the Dog & Partridge in Staffordshire. With its typical Tudor first floor overhang and black and white half-timbered frame, this building is a fascinating snapshot of the past.
And while you breathe in the history of the pub itself, do so while enjoying a hearty portion of bangers and mash, shepherd’s pie, or any number of our other pub classics that take your fancy.
Riverside rusticity
A meal at the Riverside in Branston is just what you need after a long day. Perched on the banks of the River Trent, this picturesque village pub in Staffordshire will wine and dine you on a menu of classics while giving you a view unlike any other.
If you’re enjoying yourself too much to leave, why not book a room in our charming 22-bedroom hotel? Stay the night in this cosy pub with accommodation overlooking the river or the lush forest and treat yourself to a hearty breakfast when you wake up after a restful night’s sleep.
Auld acquaintances
Nestled into the picturesque and historic town of Lichfield, the Holly Bush is just the place to indulge in your surroundings. Whether you’ve enjoyed exploring the town’s cathedral or learnt about the birthplace of Dr. Johnson, the writer of the first English dictionary, gather your friends, family, partner or go it alone and head to the pub.
The Holly Bush is just as historic as the streets where it resides. Wooden beams, pillars and decorative fireplaces feature alongside traditional furniture and exposed brickwork. So when we take your order, you’ll already be feeling the rustic charm of our pub. And that’s before you taste our delicious food and drink!
More about Staffordshire
Whether you’re a local to Staffordshire, touring the county and taking in the history and culture, or just passing through, there’s hidden gems throughout and so much to see and do across the local area.
If the natural world is more your cup of tea, explore the verdant expanse of Trentham Gardens, beautiful walking trails and a peaceful lake. Or, take a trip to the Peak District, where you can hike among some of the country’s most stunning landscapes.
At the end of each explorative day, the best pubs in Staffordshire will be waiting for you. So you can rest easy in the rustic charm of traditional food, drinks and atmosphere of a Chef & Brewer pub. Settle in, tuck in and even stay the night when you can, and we’ll handle the rest.