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Bell and Bear, Rowley Regis

Bell and Bear, Rowley Regis

This week’s meal review by ‘The Insider’ comes The Bell and Bear in Rowley Regis. On quiz night. We did wonder why almost every spare table in the pub had been reserved when we arrived, he says.

The Trooper, Wall

The dining trade is a notoriously hard market to crack. A third of new restaurants are said to go out of business in their first year, so if one can survive the first few years, chances are it is doing something right.

3 Hammers Golf Complex, Coven

Inside 3 Hammers Golf Complex, Coven

This week’s meal review by ‘The Insider’ comes from a club which caters mainly for swingers!

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Our meal reviewer, The Insider, asked for your tips on where to dine out, and you did him proud.

The Old Swan, Netherton

Quiche on the menu. In Netherton. What is the world coming to? And not just any old quiche, either. Mediterranean quiche. With sun-blushed tomatoes, fresh olives and feta cheese.

Frederick’s Patisserie

Among the throng of big chain coffee bars and cafes found in every big town nowadays it is a welcome relief to find a beacon of individuality, writes Ben Lammas.

Arbor Lights, Walsall

You know the feeling. You have gorged yourself on a giant mixed grill, and the waitress hands you the desserts menu, writes ‘The Insider’.

The Spotgate Inn, Stone

This column has taken me to some very interesting places: curious theme pubs, an old toll house, Edward VIII’s local, But the Spotgate Inn undoubtedly offers a First Class dining experience.

Don Salvo, Wolverhampton

Cool. A much over-used adjective in today’s vocabulary. Sometimes it is used as an expression of lukewarm approval, at other times little more than a trendy (or should that be cool) way of saying “yes.”  

The French Deli, Stourbridge

It is easy to tell the time in Stourbridge. The distinctive clock in Crown Square has long been one of the town’s most noted landmarks, but in recent years there has been another way of telling when it’s lunchtime.

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