Pubs at Wolves

Any good pubs that anyone knows of?

I don't know if there's any that welcomes away fans.

I've been there about 5 times and we've always stopped at a pub on the way.

there's bugger all decent in wolves centre and they don't really cater to away fans very well

there's a few decent places on the northside of molineux but your best bet if your coming by car , van or coach is to stop off in somewhere like kidderminster for a few beers and food before the game

if your coming by train have a few around the bullring in brum and catch the train over to wolves that's what i,m doing

Would agree with Mozzer.

There is 1 designated pub by the train station, other than that, it's pretty much home fans only.

By train, I'd stop at New Street/Grand Central as it's called now. By road, I'd look to stop off on the way in - Probably Junction 3 as Mozzer suggests but not Kidderminster, somewhere nearer.

Very slightly off the beaten track is the Crooked House which seems to be lopsided. I went in there once and felt seasick as I tried to make my way to the toilets with the walls all forming different angles. Their party piece is the front window sill where you place a marble on the sill and it rolls upwards.

http://www.thecrooked-house.co.uk/

Looking for a unhostile pub near Molineux,I went online theirs a club near molineux,in Chapel Ash,called the Electric club workingmens club 6 min walk,from ground, just asking for any other suggestions never been to Wolves before.

As above really, remember spending an age trying to find somewhere and ended up at an off licence.

Would agree with Mozzer.

There is 1 designated pub by the train station, other than that, it's pretty much home fans only.

By train, I'd stop at New Street/Grand Central as it's called now. By road, I'd look to stop off on the way in - Probably Junction 3 as Mozzer suggests but not Kidderminster, somewhere nearer.

Very slightly off the beaten track is the Crooked House which seems to be lopsided. I went in there once and felt seasick as I tried to make my way to the toilets with the walls all forming different angles. Their party piece is the front window sill where you place a marble on the sill and it rolls upwards.

http://www.thecrooked-house.co.uk/

Thanks that's a great suggestion, I quite fancy having a look at that. I'll take some Quells.

pubs near B'ham New st is where a few go, thats were we will be.

short train hop to wolves.

There's a pub in the Pendeford area literally a stones throw away from my Daughters house, The Pendulum it's on Blaydon road so about 5/10 min drive into the city, it does alright food and it's not so outlandish, I've gone in there for a pint with my Dad before last seasons game and we were made to feel welcome.

I believe the Bluebrick is the official away pub. Next to the Premier Inn near the train station. Free parking and very welcoming going by other fans.

I believe the Bluebrick is the official away pub. Next to the Premier Inn near the train station. Free parking and very welcoming going by other fans.

Any good pubs that anyone knows of?

Nasty inbred horrible buggers up there. Looks like it's gonna be pwopa nawty as usual

I am at the bluebrick now. 4 quid pint of cider. Not bad to.

This is from Cardiff City FC on Twitter:



WOLVES AWAY INFO

Away pub is The Bluebrick, WV10 0BA.

Bluebirds will be located in the Steve Bull lower tier. Catering kiosks are CASH ONLY.
Closest cash point is at Asda a c5 min walk away.

The North London Derby will be shown on the concourse TVs.