Located in Walton-on-Trent, The Swan has seriously good food and a huge range of drinks. 

The Cock Inn is a premium pub, bar, and restaurant with its very own courtyard, centrally located in the heart of the picturesque town of Wishaw. Find a quiet corner, take the weight off your feet and enjoy a great selection of seasonal dishes, wines, ales and lagers at The Cock Inn.

The Green Man is a premium pub, bar, and restaurant with its very own garden, centrally located in the heart of the picturesque town of Middleton.

The Fig & Olive are all about good food that is locally sourced produce. Their globally inspired menu, seasonally influenced dishes and exceptional service makes them who they are.

The Bird in Hand is a 15th century, Grade II thatched pub with original features and gas fires in the bar and lounge. They are a friendly, family-run pub in Austrey, Warwickshire and operate in a small rural village, posted next to a picturesque 14th century church which can be viewed from the pub and garden.

This old roadside hostelry is personally run by chef-owner Liam Dillon and the wine list features bottles from his father’s vineyard in France. Shelves burst with goodies which are showcased in refined, modern dishes and the tasting menu lists some luxurious ingredients. 

Upstairs by Tom Shepherd is a Michelin starred restaurant located in the heart of the beautiful, traditional city of Lichfield. The stunning restaurant sits above Tom's father’s jewellery shop; City Jewellers, boasting a beautiful apex style ceiling and open kitchen, which is the perfect setting for any occasion.

Located not far from Lichfield Bus Station, the Larder brings a classic, ingredient-led dining experience to the heart of Lichfield.

Birmingham City Centre sits at the heart of England’s second city, a teeming centre for industry, culture and education. This neighbourhood is home to many of Birmingham’s best attractions and throws up plenty of exciting options for visitors to delve into. From first-class art to excellent gastronomy to a thriving theatre scene, the city centre of ‘Brum’ as the locals know it, is every inch the buzzing contemporary city.

- 26.8 miles (approx 38 mins)

Lichfield's historic streets are lined with tempting shops, from high street chains to independent boutiques. Explore countryside shopping villages with independent shops, antiques and plenty of quaint shops to browse for the perfect gift.

- 13.3 miles (approx 27 mins)