Brindley's Lock - Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire
Description
A family public house with a very strong emphasis on food, with constantly changing specials of many varieties. Very reasonable prices, with capacity for around 200 guests. Many functions catered for. Family atmosphere, with childrens area, and non-smoking areas.Style of food on offer: Family, Bar / Pub / Brewery
Accessibility for disabled: completely accessible - Disabled parking spaces, all one level, disabled toilets.
Parking: Own Parking Lot
Bar Facilities: Full bar
Smoking policy: Smoking section
Review Summary
Brindley's Lock has received 2 reviews, giving the following average ratings (out of 10 - higher is better):| Overall: | 7 |
| Food: | 5 |
| Service: | 6 |
| Ambiance: | 9 |
The reviews can be seen in full below these details.
Recommended dishes: Wednesday evening steak nights! chips
Address and Contact Details
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Silverstone Crescent, Packmoor Stoke-on-Trent Staffordshire England ST6 6XP |
Telephone: 01782 832022 FAX: 01782 813998 Opening Hours: Tue - Sun: Noon - 2:00p.m. Tues - Sat: 6:00p.m. - 9:00p.m. |
Other Information
Accepted payment methods:Cheques
Customer Reviews for Brindley's Lock - Stoke-on-Trent
General Impressions - review added on Tue 16th Jan 2001
Having worked and dined and drank there, I can give a fair impression of what the life is like there. Like many modern pubs it has a split atmosphere, during the day it is the quiet local where you can call in for a light meal with a nice relaxing drink, but then at night it becomes a bustling and exciting venue for quizzes and discos. There is a wide range of dishes to choose from either from the set menu or from the constantly changing specials menues. Catering for large numbers is also quite possible and bookings for functions are welcome.
Recommended Dishes: Wednesday evening steak nights!
Robbie William's Local - review added on Fri 4th Jan 2002
Yes folks, the Brindley's Lock is Robbie's local. He pops in for a pint on the way to pick up his friend Jonathan Wilkes, before zipping off to watch a football match at Port Vale on a Saturday. When he's in Stoke that is. Don't think much of the karaoke singers, but the guy who sings 'Naughty Naught Man' is great!
Recommended Dishes: chips
Having worked and dined and drank there, I can give a fair impression of what the life is like there. Like many modern pubs it has a split atmosphere, during the day it is the quiet local where you can call in for a light meal with a nice relaxing drink, but then at night it becomes a bustling and exciting venue for quizzes and discos. There is a wide range of dishes to choose from either from the set menu or from the constantly changing specials menues. Catering for large numbers is also quite possible and bookings for functions are welcome.
| Overall: | 4 |
| Food: | 6 |
| Service: | 6 |
| Ambiance: | 8 |
Recommended Dishes: Wednesday evening steak nights!
Robbie William's Local - review added on Fri 4th Jan 2002
Yes folks, the Brindley's Lock is Robbie's local. He pops in for a pint on the way to pick up his friend Jonathan Wilkes, before zipping off to watch a football match at Port Vale on a Saturday. When he's in Stoke that is. Don't think much of the karaoke singers, but the guy who sings 'Naughty Naught Man' is great!
| Overall: | 10 |
| Food: | 4 |
| Service: | 6 |
| Ambiance: | 10 |
Recommended Dishes: chips
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