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The history of the Potteries comes to life in this building through the local artwork displayed throughout as well as maintaining the multi-room layout. Live sports can be viewed in the bar and central seating area, whilst a quieter drink can be enjoyed in the snug room. A larger room can be found at the rear consisting of various games and is suitable for families. An attractive beer garden is located at the side of the pub where one can relax. The pub won the local CAMRA branch's Pub of the Month award in May 2014.
Multi-roomed interior in Victorian corner terrace pub. Right of the entrance corridor the small Tap Room has a doorway, bare wooden floor, the bar counter looks old with a modern top, new pot shelf and bar back, two windows etched "Club Room" - one internal to the corridor and another on the baffle by the door. Cast iron fireplace is possibly a reproduction one and the fixed seating looks modern. Left of corridor the Snug is a good little room with fixed seating and a small cast iron fireplace (age?). The lobby has an old counter - almost a hatch. Further on left the Parlour has a wide opening to the corridor, though a local said it had been like that as far as he could recall (35 years). Reproduction Victorian cast iron fireplace. Pool room at back with hatch to bar - was living quarters. Back yard and outside toilets (modernised) has been covered over.
Multi-roomed interior in Victorian corner terrace pub. Right of the entrance corridor the small Tap Room has a doorway, bare wooden floor, the bar counter looks old with a modern top, new pot shelf and bar back, two windows etched "Club Room" - one internal to the corridor and another on the baffle by the door. Cast iron fireplace is possibly a reproduction one and the fixed seating looks modern. Left of corridor the Snug is a good little room with fixed seating and a small cast iron fireplace (age?). The lobby has an old counter - almost a hatch. Further on left the Parlour has a wide opening to the corridor, though a local said it had been like that as far as he could recall (35 years). Reproduction Victorian cast iron fireplace. Pool room at back with hatch to bar - was living quarters. Back yard and outside toilets (modernised) has been covered over.
This Pub serves no changing beers and 1 regular beer.
Princess Royal, Stoke-on-Trent
Sports TV
Live Music
Garden
Family Friendly
Dog Friendly
Function Room
Games
Real Fire
Separate Bar
Smoking
Real Ale
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