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Post by edhopper on Aug 9, 2012 11:19:17 GMT
Need ideas to go later on which is-
In the country/rural
Has a kids climbing/playground where my wife and I can sit and watch them
Within 10/15 miles of bearwood
Don't care what beer/ale it sells just an idyllic setting and fun for the kids.
Thanks
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Post by Astlebridge on Aug 9, 2012 11:22:08 GMT
Where's Berwood?
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Post by Totally Tropical Tiesto on Aug 9, 2012 11:22:53 GMT
The Sun at Romsley has a brilliant garden for the kids and a really pleasant outside seating area.
Decent, well priced food with bog standard Banks's pub beers.
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Post by Astlebridge on Aug 9, 2012 11:25:15 GMT
Never been in there. Drove past it loads.
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Post by Totally Tropical Tiesto on Aug 9, 2012 11:26:55 GMT
It's alright, not too far out but far enough to be in the trees.
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Post by edhopper on Aug 9, 2012 11:27:51 GMT
Dunno  |
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Post by edhopper on Aug 9, 2012 11:29:35 GMT
The Sun at Romsley has a brilliant garden for the kids and a really pleasant outside seating area. Decent, well priced food with bog standard Banks's pub beers. Sounds about right, cheers ttm |
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Post by Astlebridge on Aug 9, 2012 11:29:44 GMT
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Post by Dharma_Albion on Aug 9, 2012 11:37:03 GMT
Need ideas to go later on which is- In the country/rural Has a kids climbing/playground where my wife and I can sit and watch them Within 10/15 miles of bearwood Don't care what beer/ale it sells just an idyllic setting and fun for the kids. Thanks Is the Wacky Warehouse at the Oldbury M5 junction 'idyllic'? I've actually given this 5 minutes thought and can't think of one which is both idyllic and has a playground. |
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Post by chinawhite on Aug 9, 2012 11:41:36 GMT
The honeybee is nice place just off jn 6 off the m5 a bit further out. Brilliant surroundings and the food is really nice
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Post by Totally Tropical Tiesto on Aug 9, 2012 11:45:16 GMT
Need ideas to go later on which is- In the country/rural Has a kids climbing/playground where my wife and I can sit and watch them Within 10/15 miles of bearwood Don't care what beer/ale it sells just an idyllic setting and fun for the kids. Thanks Is the Wacky Warehouse at the Oldbury M5 junction 'idyllic'? I've actually given this 5 minutes thought and can't think of one which is both idyllic and has a playground. 25 minutes to get a drink last time. Never again. |
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Post by Dharma_Albion on Aug 9, 2012 11:50:20 GMT
Is the Wacky Warehouse at the Oldbury M5 junction 'idyllic'? I've actually given this 5 minutes thought and can't think of one which is both idyllic and has a playground. 25 minutes to get a drink last time. Never again. Horrid place. Horrid people. Horrid food. Average beer. Never again. |
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Post by Prothero on Aug 9, 2012 11:50:55 GMT
Over processed, microwaved 3663 2 for 1 food with appalling Banks's pub beers. I've corrected that for you. Soph is right. Idyllic and playgrounds don't go together. My kids are happy if they're fed proper food at The Fountain or Bell & Cross (Clent), Chequers (Cutnall Green) or the Nailers Arms (Bournheath). The Nailers has a particularly good range of proper beer. |
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Post by Fido on Aug 9, 2012 12:06:45 GMT
Over processed, microwaved 3663 2 for 1 food with appalling Banks's pub beers. I've corrected that for you. Soph is right. Idyllic and playgrounds don't go together. My kids are happy if they're fed proper food at The Fountain or Bell & Cross (Clent), Chequers (Cutnall Green) or the Nailers Arms (Bournheath). The Nailers has a particularly good range of proper beer. Glad you go to the Nailers as opposed to the Gate because the bloke who owns that is a right cnut. |
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Post by Totally Tropical Tiesto on Aug 9, 2012 12:18:43 GMT
Over processed, microwaved 3663 2 for 1 food with appalling Banks's pub beers. I've corrected that for you. Soph is right. Idyllic and playgrounds don't go together. My kids are happy if they're fed proper food at The Fountain or Bell & Cross (Clent), Chequers (Cutnall Green) or the Nailers Arms (Bournheath). The Nailers has a particularly good range of proper beer. He said he wanted a drink in a beer garden where the kids could play, not a gastronomic expirience whilst marking half pints off in a CAMRA book ;D |
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Post by coxy134 on Aug 9, 2012 13:57:33 GMT
Little further than 15miles but Plough at Claverley is good, touch expensive but worth it. Has a garden and is kid friendly.
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Post by secondtimer on Aug 9, 2012 14:02:28 GMT
Just read the Express and Star on a Saturday
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Post by Prothero on Aug 9, 2012 15:10:38 GMT
I've corrected that for you. Soph is right. Idyllic and playgrounds don't go together. My kids are happy if they're fed proper food at The Fountain or Bell & Cross (Clent), Chequers (Cutnall Green) or the Nailers Arms (Bournheath). The Nailers has a particularly good range of proper beer. He said he wanted a drink in a beer garden where the kids could play, not a gastronomic expirience whilst marking half pints off in a CAMRA book ;D Sorry my mistake. However, if he wants an experience similar to The Sun I suggest he nips down to Farmfoods, pulls a couple of random products from the freezer, microwaves, plates up, pisses in a glass, sits back, relaxes and watches the kids play on slide in the back garden. Save the petrol. |
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Post by Astlebridge on Aug 9, 2012 15:54:18 GMT
That sounds perfect.
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Post by edhopper on Aug 9, 2012 18:09:14 GMT
Went to The Sun and was perfect for what we wanted.
Food weren't too bad and kids had fun.
Cheers again
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