The Combermere Arms - Family Pub Chapel Ash — Restaurant in Wolverhampton

A lovely, three roomed pub tucked away at the top of the Tettenhall Road on Chapel Ash. Traditional and comfortable, the Combermere has the selection of drinks you'd expect of a pub of this size; real ale, lager, wines and spirits available. Usually a real cider from a local producer too. There are pub snacks available - crisps, nuts, scratchings and so on. The Combermere is typically quiet in the week and at lunchtimes and busy of a weekend - especially when there's live music either in the beer garden or courtyard. There's a real country pub feel to this just out of city centre pub. A review wouldn't be complete without mention of the tree in the gents toilet. Although losing its top recently to accommodate a new roof, the trunk has sprouted new leaves and is...

Visited The Combermere Arms on Thursday 03 September 2020 . The Combermere is operating safely with a sanitation and registration station in the hallway. Customers are then greeted and a place is found for them . The Combermere Arms is offering six real ales . My wife had a good drink of Greene King Abbot and I had an interesting half of a golden real Parkway Norwegian Blue. A friendly pub as we have found ourselves having interesting conversations with other customers.

Last visited just before lockdown on Wednesday 11March 2020 for a drink of real ale. The Combermere Arms has been in the Good Beer Guide for many years and it must be over 20 years since our...

The worst land lord I have ever encountered!

Came in here early Saturday evening with a group of 15 friends. Only wanted a quick pint before we went somewhere else.

It was clear that our customer was a major inconvenience to the Land Lord and my request for 11 pints of Carling was totally unreasonable!

He moaned all the way through serving me and even spoke about me to another customer, although he denied it when challenged.

I hadn't been in this pub for 10 years and it is still in the same awful tired state. There are so many more welcoming pubs in Chapel Ash who were happy to...