8 cosy pubs in the West Midlands offering a perfect spot to warm up with a pint this festive season
As people look to take a walk in the cold and fresh air, there are plenty of pubs across the region which offer a cosy and warm welcome, a real and roaring fire and a place to get comfortable.
The change of seasons brings with it a change in the feel of the weather and the look of the outdoors, going from hot and sunny to cooler and crisper.
As the weather and scenery begins to change, more and more people will be heading out on walks around their towns and villages, taking in the winter air.
While the walk will provide some lovely views and great colours, the weather itself will begin to feel colder and, as a result, people may want to find a quiet and comfortable place to sit down and warm up during their trips out.
All across the region, there are plenty of pubs which can be described as cosy and comfortable, offering a real fire and a warm welcome, as well as comfortable places to sit down and rest.
We've picked out eight pubs across the region which offer that real fire and cosy feeling.
Is there a pub we've missed that you think is a nice and cosy place? Please let us know in the comments.
The pub sits in the centre of the village, just a short walk away from Penkridge Railway station, and combines the cosiness of a community pub with the culinary treats of a major restaurant.
The Littleton Arms, which is owned and run by Davenport's Brewery, provides a warm welcome to locals and people passing through alike, with a log fire inside and comfortable seating in and around the pub.
The new menu at the Littleton Arms brings together a series of menus that embraces the flavours and generosity of street food, in addition to fusion a la carte dishes with flavours from across the globe that deliver on taste, style, and substance.
Sitting on Wombourne High Street, the Vine is part of the Mitchells & Butlers Vintage Inns collection, a collection which celebrates country pubs and aims to provide a comfortable dining and drinking experience in a traditional pub.
