For the last two months or so my partner and I had managed to successfully stick to our New Year’s resolution of eating healthily and avoiding takeaways.
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The Bell & Cross, Clent
While the Bell & Cross remains in many respects a typical village inn there is nothing common or garden about its food.
York Hotel, Wolverhampton
It’s often been said that Wolverhampton is short of good places to eat. Its clusters of city centre pubs are fine for those wanting a lively night out, but what about those wanting a quiet meal?
Revolution, Walsall
It has been a long while since I set foot in a Revolution bar - having been put off simply by living practically next door to one for several years, writes Lee Perry.
Luciano’s, Stourbridge
For authentic, home-made Italian cuisine in a cosy setting, look no further than the hidden gem that is Luciano’s coffee house and restaurant.
Pucci Restaurant, Walsall
Walking into Pucci Restaurant in Walsall, I was transported back to Crete where I had been on a summer holiday.
The Moat House, Acton Trussell
Anyone who believes fine dining is reserved for city centres should visit The Moat House in Acton Trussell to have that myth blown out of the water.
The Waterfall, Cradley Heath
After looking at a picture of The Waterfall pub in Old Hill on the internet I was impressed by the attractive white-bricked pub, writes Rebecca Jones.
More Stories…
- The Moat House, Acton Trussell
- Antonio’s, Bearwood
- The Springhill, Penn
- Aroma Balti, Walsall
- Dunsley Hall Hotel, Kinver
- Yorkshireman, Rugeley
- Ghenuc, Cradley Heath
- Copper Fish Bar, Walsall
- Bilash, Wolverhampton
- Chicago Rock Cafe, Walsall
- Suki’s, Darlaston
- Truffles Restaurant, near Stone
- Don Salvo, Wolverhampton
- The Longhorn, Walsall
- Some Like It Hot, Holly Hall
- French Connection
- The Sun, Stafford
- The Shropshire Inn, Stafford
- Polonia, Tipton
- Sofia’s Restaurant, Walsall
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